This is a Thai restuarant, run by Thai people. The staff are friendly and very good at what they do…read moreand cook. Food is fab and very reasonably priced. They also do take away. You can order either by phone or internet on http://www.just-eat.co.uk They are open everyday except Mondays and they do a lunch time special for only £5. Exceptional value for the price. Lunch times they are open from 12 - 3pm

A well recommended "smart" Thai restaurant with delicious mid-priced food…read moreThai Secret is undoubtedly one of the best Thai restaurants in the Surbiton/Kingston area. The food is delicious, the portions are generous and the service is friendly (you can even practice your Thai should you wish, but the staff are all fluent in English of course). Starter wise, the soups can be a little mild occasionally but if you ask then they are happy to make the heat more authentic for you. The other starters are mostly the usual that you'd expect to find, but the Tuna Carpaccio deserves a mention, being extremely tasty and a break from the norm. Mains are again what you'd expect to find, but are executed really well. The Pad Kra Pao is always good and, like the other stir fries, is available containing a good choice of meats and veg. A nice touch is that you can have most dishes with pork (which I find is often the best for Thai food) and even with minced pork, which I'm informed is even more like traditional cuisine. The Pad See Ew noodles are also exceptionally tasty, with the noodles and vegetables cooked slightly al dente. I haven't tried the Pad Thai noodles but they look very good indeed. The restaurant is more "smart" than the average Thai restaurant, as they often tend to be either sparse or a wooden clad affair. Thai Secret is tiled in dark colours and mood lighting and has a sophisticated feel to it. There is a good selection of wines too. I'm really glad I tried the place on a whim some time ago. It has certainly become my Thai restaurant of choice in the area. Highly recommended!

This is THE best Thai food in southwest London, and possibly in all of London. I've been going…read moresince it opened a few years ago and as someone who has eaten A LOT of Thai food over the years, I can testify that their food is incredibly delicious. We've probably tried 10-15 dishes by now and everything we've eaten has been excellent from the classic green curry to the pad Thai to the pad see eew. My husband is a vegetarian- they do a great job of accommodating- huge menu that doesn't put fish sauce in everything so there's a lot more choice than at most other places. My absolute favourite is the crispy duck. If I could, I would eat that dish every day. It is divine. Perfect mix of crispy salty sweet. Service is excellent. Atmosphere is formal but cozy. Make sure to book in advance though. It's a small restaurant and they're often full even on weekdays.

Very happy with my night here. Has quite a nice feel to the place with the staff all looking the…read morepart. Food is well prepared and tastes good. It did feel a little open so intimate dining is not on the cards. The wine selection was to out liking too. Would probably visit again if I was in the area.

As a restaurant it's great for large parties, as it is huge. It is a bit too quiet in the week…read morethough, but you can still enjoy the food from the comfort of your own home.

6 stars out of 5!!! One of the BEST Thai restaurants I've been to! Food was absolutely amazing!…read moreDecor was beautiful, wait staff and manager were outstanding, bright beautiful smiles, polite, welcoming! Squid tempura was soooooooo good, light crunchy batter, squid sooooooooo tender and tasty. Larb was soooooooo good! Pad Thai with prawns was sooooooooo good too! Even though we asked to make the dishes "Thai spicy", they were not that spicy. So they brought us a side of chilies. Dried powder, as they always do, but this place is one of the rarest places where they actually brought us FRESH chopped chilies too!!!! Sooooooooo good! Prices are very reasonable too, even for dinner. Next time I'm in London, I will absolutely come back here!!!!!

Thai Tho is quite a stylish little Thai restaurant up in Wimbledon Village. They pride themselves…read moreon the 'fact' that Maria Sharapova says it's her favourite restaurant to eat in during the Tennis Championships. If she did say this i can understand why; it's definitely the best Thai food i've ever eaten. The meals taste fresh and flavoursome and they tell me that a lot of their ingredients are flown over from Thailand weekly. if you turn up with a a group of at least four people you can get a set meal for 20 pounds but to be honest i think it's better value to choose from the a la carte menu. Their prawn tempura starter is gorgeous and the Gai pad khing is delicious and only about 7 quid for a main course. They also have a selection of wines. They have some gorgeous ice creams and sorbets and their Thai pancakes are great. The quality of the light, delicate and delicious food is top notch and it's great value for money. Presentation of dishes is great in their jade coloured dishes and the restaurant is lovely. The service is brilliant and if you go there during the Wimbledon Tennis weeks you are guaranteed to spot some of the top talent of the tennis world.

I've been to London last month to visited my friend over there ,and I love Thai food, so my friends…read moretook me to the restaurant name" Pan thong Siam restaurant. ( use to be Ma-nee Thai restaurant) so I've order green curry dish so good, I can smell all the fresh ingredient. I like this restaurant another reason is they're very friendly. If I've to go travel in London again, I would love to visit there again and again.

We tried this restaurant because the pub stopped selling food early on Sunday, We live next door to…read morethe pub and a few doors away from the Thai restaurant . Why have we not been before ?????? We are late bloomers, we have only lived at this address for 12 months. To be honest it just didnt appeal after having thai somewhere else and just prefering to eat other foods after that experience. It is very laid back and very traditional and tastes just what it should taste like with friendly service. We had salt and pepper prawns and wan tons for starters then a seafood medly dish and a chili beef dish with rice and the couple of glasses of wine all for 28 pounds. They have a huge menu and good prices and the food was delicious. you can bring your own wine and pay for corkage. We will probably eat here weekly now to make up for lost time.

Rating this place "A-OK" seems to me to be a little harsh, but it's not in "Yay ! I'm a fan"…read moreterritory for me. (3.5 / 5 ) Don't get me wrong, this nice, quiet (if you go early it seems), establishment has a certain charm. The menu seemed varied, even having a specific vegetarian section. The appetiser we had was run of the mill, well cooked and presented, but distinctly lacking in any kind of taste. The main was nice, surprisingly enjoyable given I'm not a huge fan of Thai. The flavours were more subtle than the "Fiery Tiger" that the menu promised. I'd be willing to give it a second go, but I'd be looking for that kick between the eyes that should be sweet, sour, salt, bitter and hot.

This place is close to home, so I end up getting take out here quite a bit. They have a great…read moreselection of fresh foods and very nice staff. Each take out meal comes with prawn crackers as well, which is brilliant.

Can't believe it's taken me so long to eat here, I walk past this place nearly everyday and many a…read moretime have considered popping in for some Thai goodness. Eventually I ventured in and how pleased am I that I did? VERY! Thai Girder isn't a large restaurant - I doubt that more than 40 people could be comfortably seated inside - providing an intimate and cosy atmosphere. With sombre, modern décor and slightly dimmed lighting a relaxed mood is achieved and even with the occasional take-away customer breezing through there maintains a smooth, flowing consistency from the waiting staff who, though mostly young (I'm guessing), were polite, friendly and most importantly assuringly competent and in control. The menu is extensive enough to meet a large variety of tastes and preferences and should you wish to change a dish around a little (swapping a meat for tofu as an example) then this is easily possible as we discovered. The prices aren't too pricey either and the meals are plentiful in themselves. I was particularly pleased with the amount of pork in my main, some place can be a little stingy and fill the dish out with varying vegetables. So, a great little place to discover and if the level of quality remains consistent for my next few visits (because I will be returning here) then I'll have no qualms at all about bumping Thai Girder up to a 5 star establishment. FYSR, Ian

This restaurant is a hidden gem. The food is constantly incredible and the staff are so lovely…read more Make sure you try this place. Best thai food in London!!! 5*****

As an American, I had no idea about restaurants closing before dinner. Not knowing it was closed, I…read morecame in here and given the circumstances, she decided to let us in. She was so so sweet! Best customer service and one of the yummiest Thai spots I've ever had. Thank you! :)

Best Thai in the area. Good value, good service and really good quality. Massaman curry is…read moreincredible. I've not had better

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.

This is my first visit to Busaba Eathai Kingston Riverside, having been encouraged to eat here…read moreafter my visit a few weeks ago, to the Busaba Eathai Manchester Printworks. Lunchtime on a Sunday was fairly busy, and with a view over the River Thames, you couldn't ask for a better location. There's outside seating if you wish, which would be perfect in the summer. The menu is wide and varied, offering a good overview of the Thai cuisine, and there is sure to be something for everyone. Dishes range from mild to fiery hot, but don't worry, these are clearly marked. There's a decent earl-bird menu, that's offered Monday to Friday, 4pm to 7pm, which is great value for money. Service is attentive and team members polite and willing to help. The chan have an app that you can download. Amongst other things you can get rewards for eating at all restaurants across the chain, as well as cleaver option to pay via the app, without the need to wait for your bill. You add a credit card, it is then charged and a receipt emailed to you. All in all, a decent place to eat when in Kingston.

A great view and location right on the Thames. The food was good and there was a wide selection of…read moredifferent Thai dishes. It's a little pricey for what you get (the portions aren't as large as most Thai places) but due to its location I kind of expected that. I'd recommend it if you're looking for a nice place to get a meal by the river.