Set in the old town of Hemel Hempstead you will contort your way around the place should you be…read moreover 6ft tall. A three level restaurant is quite private for those up or down. I think the middle level have to put up with people coming and going. The food is a great price and is very high quality. The Calamari was a bit on the rubbery side, but I find this is the norm rather than the exception for restaurants of this value. I will be returning for some more dining experience here. The special nights are Sunday & Monday.

Lovely Thai Food and the service was good too :)read more

What a great and authentic Thai restaurant. We did and recommend making reservations even mid…read moreweek. Staff is friendly, professional & the women are lovely. Food is superb. Service is great. Nice furnishings. Please do ask them to add spice if you love a more exciting version of certain dishes that would've been made milder for local palates.

After spending a couple of days at Ashridge university, I wanted to explore Berkhamsted town and…read moregrab a hot lunch before catching the train back to London. I avoid chain restaurants when I can and this one had a good rating on yelp. It was a fixed lunch offer only (no a la carte) with one soup or starter and one main course served with rice. I ordered the sticky pork ribs as a starter - they were very well cooked and were almost falling off the bone, but the sauce on them was sickly sweet. My main course was a beef stir fry (I asked for a spicy option and the server recommended this) Again the meat was well cooked, but it was so salty! While main courses are normally served with rice, I requested if I could substitute the rice for noodles. The egg noodles that were served with the beef was very tasty (and they weren't even on the menu) The place was quite full in the noon and most people in there were locals. The staff was really sweet and obliging. However the food was a disappointment. I just ate the noodles and picked at the beef and pork. Even mixed with the noodles the sweetness was cloying and the saltiness overwhelming. Next time I think I'll just eat at Ashridge before leaving, the buffets there were amazing.

Absolutely gorgeous food. The only doen side is that the owners could do with a bigger place. Very…read morepopular and always busy. Good idea to book first

The food is absolutely amazing here!!! So authentic and flavorful. I've come here every time (for…read moremultiple visits) I visit London to get the Coconut Curry. This place is flipping delicious.

If you're looking for an authentic Thai dining experience, you'll find it here. The menu explains…read moretheir history with one of the founders holding a BA in Thai cuisine, along with the suggestion of accolades from Thai dignitaries. The presentation is eye catching and the portions decent. After 3 starters and a main we were beyond full! I find it a bit pricy, £15 for the phad Thai, however that's probably on par for London. The ambience is nice, with interesting details and the wait staff are all Thai. This is probably one of the best restaurants in the area. If you find yourself in High Wycombe and are looking for a good place to dine, this won't disappoint!

Eat Thai is one of the few nice restaurants in the centre of High Wycombe. It is a very well…read morepresented restaurant and looks lovely just as you pass by. The menu is varied for a Thai restaurant and offers some really great choices. The prices are a little higher than normal but I think worth it for the lovely food and nice atmosphere. The staff seem very friendly and the service is always good. Depending on what time and day you go to Eat Thai there is some free on street parking right outside. Otherwise Easton Street car park is just a few minutes walk away.

Got take out and it was very good. Place is very cute and…read morejust on the high street. You can find street parking

Sawadee Cup ! Went to dine here with the dads ( since all our kids went to the same junior school)…read moreand found delicious, authentic Thai cuisine at very reasonable prices. The staff are friendly and can give recommendations but if you want the standards ie Tom Yam Kung soup , Pad Thai , Green and Red curries , stir fried pork in basil , steamed jasmine rice , mango and coconut puddings you won't go wrong . Give your tastebuds a treat and try something other than a curry and beer , it won't cost the earth either and the decor is pleasant too. Parking is ample around the the vicinity . Good food that hits the spot.

Great Thai food. Tonight I ordered a veggie curry and some stir- fried veg. It arrived within about…read morehalf an hour and was very tasty.

From the owner: Chabaa's aim is to bring delicious, high quality, but good value, authentic Thai Cuisine straight…read moreto your door. Our chefs are Thai, highly trained and hugely experienced. But moreover, they cook fantastic food! We hope you agree, and we hope to see you soon!

Thai food can be so variable. At its best it is amazing, so many rich flavours of coconut and…read morespices. Exotic salads with the freshness of citrus and fish sauce flavours. At its worst it is lacking finesse and is over salty and underwhelming. This restaurant is most definitely in the former category! Really great food well prepared and well spiced. The Thai red curry and the tiger cry are so good! In addition the staff are friendly and helpful and knowledgable about the menu and any allergy requirements. It is with out doubt worth a try for any lover of Thai food or novice who wants to join the experience!

Best Thai food in London in my opinion! Great service and has great options for vegans and…read morevegetarians! I love having lunch here as it is quite. The evenings can be very busy.

Just about a four. The chicken balls and sweet and sour…read moresauce were well nice. The Singapore noodles weren't that flavoursome but okay. The chow mien and ribs were good.

I am sorry, but this does not taste like thai food in my opinion…read more I love thai, it is my favourite cuisine. I cook thai food, eat thai food, have visited thailand on several occasions and absolutely adore it! The food in Banana Leaf is good, but it tastes more like Chinese than thai and I was somewhat disappointed. The service is good though.

When I'm in England and get tired of bland English pub food, i always visit Thai Cafe. Great food…read moreand service.

I can't believe I've lived in London since like 2007 and I only found out about Thai Cafe this…read moreyear. I feel like an absolute fucking bellend tbh, spending all my time in fucking yumyums (which has the world's stupidest name and is only fun coz they have those tables that sink into the floor but half the time they don't let you sit in them anyway) when this absolute solid gold TREASURE is one minute round the corner. Anyway, the window seat is right next to some cute fairy lights and flowers and shit. As per usual I embarrassed my dining partner - 2015 Elite Yelper, Luke Y - by announcing that if this was a tinder date he would definitely be getting laid. BE WARNED THOUGH - romantic as it is, that table is draughty as fuck whenever anyone goes out for a cigarette. The food is the most authentic Thai I've had outside of actual Thailand. We ordered like the fat fucks that we are, and had fish cakes, chicken satay, squid and some kind of stir fried pork. I also rate their masaman curry and kanom jeeb dumplings more highly than I can express in words, and their homemade ice creams are fleek af too plus they do cool flavours like coconut and pandan. Your whole experience here is going to be heightened immeasurably by the cuteness of the tiny Thai grandma that serves the food. I just want to kiss her all over her jolly little face. She brings you these little spearmint chewy sweets with your bill that instantly take on the exact texture of pre-chewed chewing gum when you eat them. Maybe they are chewing gum? Either way, I swallow, but that's enough about my personal life LOL. All in all, it's an A+ experience every time. Big up Thai Cafe, I love you.