Very cute little family run noodle bar with friendly service. The staff were helpful and flexible…read morewith the menu. I ordered a stir fry for mains and spring rolls as a starter. The spring rolls were ok, nothing exceptional, but I was very happy with the stir fry. It was loaded with different flavours, crunchy vegetables (how I like it) and a lovely soy sauce. Every time I pass this restaurant I'm glad to see it's always busy! Definitely not a good place for a romantic evening, has quite a casual atmosphere, but for me this adds to the character of the restaurant. The service is fast and its a nice place to grab a takeaway if you don't fancy eating in. Although they do have a BYOB option with only a £1.50 corkage which makes it really reasonable!

I am very happy with my coffee experience everytime I go there. They are very welcoming and…read morefriendly and the shop is very clean.

Came here for a group after work event on a Wednesday evening in summer. The food is not terrible,…read morebut it does not really serve traditional Thai food, as it has dim sum on the menu. Waitstaff were a bit busy, but friendly and efficient. Prices are a little bit more expensive than other standard places in Putney.

Decided on here at the last minute and they were able to fit us in. Nice looking restaurant…read more Service was great and most of it was done by the owner who was able to make good recommendations both for the food and port (the Malbec we had was very good but we selected that ourselves). We had Assorted Crispy Yum to start with (prawn, crab, salmon, duck and corn fritters). Those choices were really good, especially the crab and the duck. For the mains, I had the beef Phuket which was amazing - tender short rib of beef with a delicious sauce. My partner had the red curry but wasn't too impressed with it. He had the duo of banana for dessert which he highly rated but I couldn't eat anymore food. The owner recommended a port which my partner had and said was one of the best ports that he had tasted. Overall, a great experience and will definitely be heading back there again.

in the over-hyped food wasteland that is the chain-dominated Wimbledon Village, it's nice to see an…read moreindependent restaurant. Bayee Village has been producing reliable, tasty Chinese food in Wimbledon for decades and there is a sister restaurant in Putney. The decor is great, from the 2 stone lions guarding the entrance to the large fish tank and Chinese lanterns inside. You are also always assured of a warm welcome and better service than in many Chinatown restaurants. The food is a mixture of Peking (north) and Szechuan (southwest) cuisine. The house speciality is seafood and if your budget can stretch, you won't be disappointed with the lobster and spring onion on a bed of crispy noodles, steamed whole sea bass with ginger and spring onion, kung po king prawns with sweet chilli sauce and garlic and soft shell crab with fresh chilli pepper and garlic salt. The other non seafood dishes are also good. A good solid local Chinese restaurant.

Bayee's served me the best Chinese food I have ever had. I'm not a huge fan of Chinese food but…read morethis wasn't the typical greasy food I had come to expect of Chinese food. It was fresh, full of flavours and it even felt as though i was eating healthy food! I had a gorgeous aubergine dish that was gorgeous and their crispy duck was really tasty as well as their cashew nut dishes. We had some really nice wine here as well. The decor is quite strange, with a classic piano and aquarium in the restaurant but i guess it gave us something to look at while we waited...and we were waiting for quite a while...maybe this is a good sign as it made me think everything was being cooked freshly from scratch, otherwise they were just being really slow. The service of the waiters was a little on the slow side but luckily we weren't in a rush. The prices were all pretty reasonable as well. I will return if i'm in the area.

This was the first time ordering sushi from here so got a range of different things to try out -…read moreSalmon Teriayaki With Rice, Chicken Karaage Burrito, Tofu Katsu Curry, Seafood Yakisoba, Chicken Udon, Maki Selection Box. The Udon and yakisoba were the best two dishes with the most flavor. My sons had the salmon and burrito and quite enjoyed them. The tofu katsu curry was okay probably wouldn't get that again and the maki selection box items didn't really have any flavor so we would try the sushi rolls next time. Overall good quality food and will go back again to try some different menu items.

Excellent little Japanese restaurant in heart of Whitton. I enjoyed eating their great Chicken…read moreKatsu Curry + miso soup. Totally authentic and tasty, good value, and great service.

Delicious food! And wonderful service! We came for my mums birthday and we all throughly enjoyed!…read moreCome and find this little gem on Heath Road!! Four of us ate and the bill came to about £50 so extremely good value!

Been here twice in the last 6 months and both times were great. Both meals were delicious and the…read moreservice is friendly and attentive.

The food is pretty authentic and decent quality. And the kids menu is good value for money. The pad…read moreThai is perfectly made - not something that happens often. I think this is a chain with 4 locations. Normally, chains have good customer service. But the service here is abrupt and puts you on edge, and this place doesn't like kids and we were the only family with kids so maybe they don't expect kids.

Amazing Gujarati vegetarian food with both an Indian as well as an East African twist. The usual…read morechaat dishes are pretty good but the puri bhaji is outstanding -- perfectly fried non- oily puris with delicious aloo sabzi spiced to perfection. Tasty daily thali and OMG the methi thepla plate that is so satisfying. Candidly, you can get better vada pau and pav bhaji at the nearby location of Sri Krishna Vada Pau. Pau is the small square loaf of bread so well known in Mumbai and likely getting its name from Portuguese, reflecting Mumbai's Portuguese heritage. Only food establishments with an authentic Mumbaikar pedigree seem to get the Vada Pau and Pau Bhaji right. However, Thakers is a great find and in close proximity to a Sakoni (perhaps the longest chaat serving restaurant in London going back to its original Wembly location) and a few other great Indian restaurants. Besides Hounslow is easier to get to being on the Picadilly line just before Heathrow. I always wanted to try East African influenced Gujarati food and this satisfied my craving until, one of these days, I make my food pilgrimage to Mombasa and Nairobi.

Thakera gives you an authentic taste of Asian Street food. They have been able to offer authentic…read morefood in a way white Europeans will enjoy it, in fact I often seen a large mix of all ethnicities when I visit. I think Thakers will have many restaurants nationwide in the near future.

This is one of the weaker Korean restaurants I've been too, the fried chicken wasn't crispy enough…read moreand the bibimbap lacked punch and depth of ingredients. Definitely better options along the high street, although it's not terrible.