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Reun Thai Restaurant

3.4 (9 reviews)
ModerateThai
Closed • 12:00 pm - 3:00 PM, 6:00 PM - 10:45 PM

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Happy hour specials
Good for groups

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15 years ago

Pretty awful food. Greasy. No flavour and that's hard with Thai food! Service was friendly which is why the 2 stars instead of just 1.

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15 years ago

It's by no means the best Thai around this area but good value for money and handy for lunch. Service is excellent.

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Somtam - Thai fish cakes

Somtam

4.7(6 reviews)
1.3 mi•Acton
•£

I've found my new go-to Thai! Sure, it's a bus/tube or car ride from my home but its worth it…read more Somtam is a small Thai restaurant in the middle of Askew Road, an area which seems to have become a tad gentrified. Next door, the Ginger Pig was holding an urban butchery course-very chic! But, back to Somtag. As I say, it's quite small and on weekends I would definitely book. The decor is solidly Thai but in an understated way. We were greeted by the owner who was politeness itself-he told us a little of how he came to own the place. We ordered drinks and tap water was brought for us and then constantly re-filled-very good touch. Service was generally excellent. We had: Thai fish cakes soft shelled crab (both to start) Massaman lamb curry green curry Pad Thai Both starters were really good. I love Thai fishcakes, though they can get on the greasy side. These were freshly made and non-greasy with clean flavours. The soft shelled crab was very reasonably priced at about £6 but we got 2-3 huge pieces. Not the best crab I've had but for the money they were absolutely fine. I was concerned ordering the lamb curry-I have a "thing" about lamb as it can be chewy/fatty. I needn't have worried-the lamb was slow cooked, lean and wonderfully tender. The sauce was rich and deep-a revelation. The green curry was less fireworks but very nice indeed with all the attendant flavours you would expect in a good Thai curry. Pad Thai-tick yet again-huge king prawns were buried deep in the noodles. We had no desert as we could hardly walk after this. If you live in the area or even if you don't give this friendly, very competent restaurant a bash. We will certainly return.

Great tasting food and best service we've had in town. We moved into the area last week and have…read morealready been here twice. I'm sure we'll be back here many more times in the future.

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Somtam - Chicken Panang was really good, make sure you order a side of rice.

Chicken Panang was really good, make sure you order a side of rice.

Somtam - Prawn crackers

Prawn crackers

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Somtam budda

Esarn Kheaw - Son in law eggs, Red beef curry, steamed rice

Esarn Kheaw

4.0(19 reviews)
1.3 mi•White City, Shepherd's Bush
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This was by far the best meal my husband and I had on our honeymoon in London. We stayed in…read moreShepherd's Bush for part of our trip and luckily stumbled upon Esarn Kheaw when we were in the mood for Thai (my favorite!). The restaurant is owned and run by a family from Northern Thailand, and the father and son were the two that waited on us. I 've read other reviews that say the son talked too much, but we found him (and his stories) to be rather charming. It was a nice change from the typical, indifferent London waiter, and he and his father provided friendly, attentive service. Now that we're home, the son's catchphrases ("Does that make sense?" "Do you know what I mean?") have become an inside joke between my husband and me that we use all the time in our conversations. As far as the food goes, we could not have been happier. We enjoyed the crispy wontons and bowls of Tom Kha soup for appetizers and the Pad See Ew and Panang Curry for our entrees. The soup was some of the best Tom Kha I've ever had. It was flavorful and just the right amount of spicy - makes you sweat a little, but doesn't ruin your palate for the rest of the meal. I liked my curry very much - it was a rich, vibrant red color - but my fork kept wandering over to my husband's plate for another bite of his Pad See Ew. If we ever make it back to London, we're definitely going back to Esarn Kheaw. (Meal was about £35.)

We had a GREAT dinner at this place. We had read the reviews and the food IS amazing. The Tom Kah…read moresoup is the best I've ever had. Seriously! We also had the papaya salad which was off the hook good. Red beef curry was so delish, Thai sausages and son in law eggs. The least fav of what we got was actually the mango sticky rice! The rice needed to have "some" sweetness to it. It had none at all but the rest made up for it. Will for SURE be back here. The bill was £65 for two and we each had a beer

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Esarn Kheaw - Great Thai beer

Great Thai beer

Esarn Kheaw - Thai sausages, papaya salad, Tom Kha soup

Thai sausages, papaya salad, Tom Kha soup

Esarn Kheaw - Mango sticky rice

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Mango sticky rice

Reun Thai Restaurant - thai - Updated November 2026

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