Decent Thai for a good price in Bloomsbury. Fun area with a lot of restaurants and pubs. The…read moreservice was nice. Cute little restaurant. The food was tasty and fresh. I didn't like the fish cakes, too pungent for my taste. Liked the noodles I had, although I'd go for another meat choice besides beef. Wasn't to my liking. Too gamey and did not enhance the overall flavor. The vegetables in the dish were great. Order the garlic chili crunch sauce to complement any dish. House made and delicious.

Rocked up by pure Chance & what a find! Wasn't sure if we…read morecould get a table,but upon entry was greeted with two smiles & a "Hi,sure come in" Clearly people that enjoy what they are doing,always a good start. We were seated in the middle of the restaurant which was running at full pelt,friendly atmosphere with people clearly enjoying each others company & the food. Having seen the reviews of people queuing up at the weekends to get in,I knew we'd found a winner, & so it proved,fresh ingredients cooked well (sounds basic,but trust me so many places get them wrong). Siam Central covers the lot,great customer service,delivers on food quality texture & flavours,my son had duck mee goreng & I had the prawn red curry with chicken satay on the side with a couple of beers - magical Highly recommend & great value for money in the heart London

A restaurant doesn't score 5 stars for being perfect - no no, 5 stars are reserved for that ideal…read moremix of great food and feel within its own self-selected category. Siam Eatery has done exactly this, rising to the top of the food chain in the fast-eats Asian category in the busy Covent Garden area. First, the price point is right on with others in their category (think Wasabi and Itsu) at around 8 pounds for a solid meal. You can get away for 5.50 if you're not that hungry and don't want a drink - but then you'll miss out on their stellar Thai Iced Tea. And, might I add, this is the first quick-eats Asian place I've visited that has mastered - let alone even TRIED - Thai Iced Tea. DO IT. Second, mains are wonderful. Customisable and packed with flavour, the curries don't just peg to the meat and veg, there's enough juice in there to create that perfect coated, rich rice base that is why we REALLY love curry. Their everyday special chicken is stunning (think spicy-red curry), while their standard red and green are just as good and full of flavour. The options of red, brown and white rice, or without rice and salad instead, have reached Tortilla-level customisation without having traded options for quality (as Tortilla have done, IMHO). Third, it's crazy fast. Most everything is pre-made, as this category is good at, but they do so well to keep you from knowing it. Everything is kept hot and unpackaged (except for the fridge salads, of course), and made just for you. It really does feel like you've stumbled into a legit curry house here. The spot is busy come lunchtime, though you'll get dinner in 30 seconds flat. And unlike a lot of popular lunch spots around, they're open til 20:00 most nights, making dinner here feasible. There are about 10 seats in this place, but you don't need to eat here. Though it's nice and classy, this is undoubtedly a grab-and-go place. Seriously, though - don't forget your Thai Iced Tea. Would be a shame to miss the cherry atop the sundae at this gem of a curry palace.

Went here on a rainy day to have some Thai food to warm me up. The food definitely was warming, I…read morehad the red Thai veg curry which was super spicy (for me) but very tasty. The cafe is very well positioned for Covent Garden but is off the beaten track so not full of tourists. They have a selection of different warm dishes, varying in spicy-ness and meats. They also sell some lovely looking salads. The price is reasonable for Covent Garden with the veg curry costing £5 and salads £4.80. They also have a few seats inside and they don't charge you extra to eat in which is great! The staff are lovely too and will advise you on what to have if you're not a huge fan of spicy food (I only realised this after fighting my way through the red Thai curry though). I went back again today and had a delicious satay chicken sandwich which was very yummy.

Cheap and cheerful. Opens late. We walked around for what seemed like ages to find something to eat…read moreand everywhere was either closed or closing. This was our last resort. The value for money is good and the food comes out very fast. They have a good system here. Lots of seating out on the street. It is a bit interesting there are two shops of the same right next to each other. One is pick a ready made noodle dish and the other is where you can customize how you want it.

great tasting food, open until late and speed of service is generally very efficient.read more

GRABTHAI is close to where I work and I popped in there for lunch today, bored of the usual…read moresandwiches I get from Eat, Pret, Sainsburys etc. As soon as you walk in the place smells delicious, I couldn't wait to try the food. Sadly my first choice of pepper and garlic beef stir fry was sold out (but it was 3pm by this point). However the guy serving tried hard to recommend other dishes for me, including massaman curry if I wanted something mild. I'd had massaman curry before and wanted something new so I went for the Panaeng curry beef. I got some prawn crackers and peanut dip too because they are two of my favourite things to eat in the whole world. Sadly, the peanut dip had a very nasty chemically taste to it and I had to throw it away. The prawn crackers are divine though, a big bag for £1.50 is good value as they are very high quality. The regular sized beef curry was generously portioned and good value at £5.05 including rice. I couldn't finish it and will probably eat the rest for dinner! The flavours are good, spicy, sour and creamy all at the same time, however the beef is a little tough but at this price I don't expect melt in the mouth meat! They charge £2.10 for a can of San Pelligrino though which is over the odds to say the least, go to Sainsbury round the corner and get one for 85p, if not eating in of course!

Ok so, the food here is decent enough. I'm no expert on Thai food, but for lunchtime fast food this…read moreisn't bad. I've tried the pad thai and butternut squash red curry and enjoyed both. There's more seating inside than I first realised but it's essentially a take away operation. What I do not enjoy is the bizarre portion sizing/pricing. There is a mini version of most options which is around £4 and then the regular option, which is actually giant, for around £6. This second option must be double the size of the first, so is better value for money, but it's really too big a portion so you probably will be full 3/4 of the way through. Why not have something in between that costs £5, Grab? Why make me go through the agony of wondering if you are somehow taking me for a ride? I just want to enjoy my prawn crackers! (which, btw, are a pretty reasonable 50p)

I have been meaning to write a review about Kin since the last time I went there and Skye was our…read moreserver, and I had so much fun that night it fell off the list BUT that's a shame, because I've been going to Kin for a thousand years (okay, 20, since my friend and I did 'Shakespeare in the Park in Windsor' so if you know what that was, you get it)! I usually end up going to Kin for Happy Hour but then stay longer because a) it's good and b) servers like Skye make it SO much fun and so welcoming to stay whether we are having a full fledged course dinner or a bite and a beer. Tonight was a stand out night because I was with my son, and he's loved it since he was younger too, but he is mostly a quiet man and a bit reluctant to be social. He not only had a great time, loved the food, and felt at home, he even paid the bill. He's sweet like that. I appreciate Kin a lot. It's a solid place for great service, fun staff, down to earth people in general, and Skye, such a fun and funny pro!

Many vegan options here which is why we stopped in for pick up. The Pad Krapao with seitan, stir…read morefried mixed vegetables, and red tofu curry were all very good. The Pad Thai tofu didn't seem to have much of a sauce on it so was pretty bland. A solid meal but the pad Thai was disappointing. We were happy to get quick service and the staff were very friendly.

I was first introduced to this place 2yrs ago, and the more I went, the more I liked it…read more Weekends are usually packed so probably best to reserve a table, but even when I don't have a reservation I've been accommodated fairly quickly. The staff is super friendly, always greeting you with a smile, and they're overall very nice. I've been there a many times already so they know my usual order. They have a good selection of beers, cocktails and wine but as a no drinker, I always get the two point lemonade which is delish!! The food is super tasty, and a reasonable price. I like To get the Pat see ew with chicken and a side of white steamed rice. The spring rolls are also super good, the yum woon sen salad is super fresh and a great way to start your meal. Pretty much everything I've ever ordered has been superb, the owner is usually walking around and making sure everyone is happy, I really like that because it shows me he cares about his customers, his restaurant and the experience they are having . The restaurant is very clean, good dim lights, they have nice soft background music, kinda like a coffee shop, it's a cozy place, great for a date or a dinner out with friends and family. I love love love that place, my fav Thai food in London, a must visit!

I ordered pad Thai with mixed vegetables (£11.90) off of deliveroo and really enjoyed my food. It…read morewas a good sized portion, very flavourful and they didn't skimp on the veggies. Delivery was quick and efficient and my food was packaged well. I've been seeking out a good Thai takeaway place in london and Two Point may be my go-to! Affordable, tasty, and filling. I can see why it's rated highly. Would definitely like to try some of their other dishes as well. They have some northern Thai dishes like larb and papaya salad that id be interested in trying too. You get 10% off click and collect orders if you happen to be in the area. Would order again for sure!

Since the owner has changed, the quality of food and services have plunged. After we arrived, the…read moremanager and female server disappeared, and the customers were left standing at the entrance for 5 minutes. We ordered Chicken Cashew Nuts and Chicken with Ginger. Both were extremely salty and when I asked the manager to replace it, it was just returned with some hot water added and the server just dumped it on the table without any apology. Whilst waiting for the replacement, rice got cold, so I asked the server to change the rice, but she didn't seem to understand English well. So we needed to call the manager. It took them a while to replace it, and again it was just left on the table without a word. My friend refused to pay the service charge, and the manager got abrupt but brought us a new bill which was higher than the original. He went away and returned with another wrong bill twice more. We seriously miss the previous Taste of Siam with great food and services. We will not go back.

Over the years, I have been here many times. I have come here time and time again if I want…read moreauthentic thai, as the food is always good. There is a lot of choice, lots of curries, even the rice, you can have sticky, coconut or steamed jasmine rice, so cater to all your favourites. It is always packed and busy. They have expanded into three restaurants all next door to each other. One concentrates mainly on hot pots, one with wooden tables and more casual dining, and the other original one with table cloths, and next to it they have their own supermarket where you can buy presumably all that you have eaten in the restaurants too. My favourite dish has got to be the Lamb Massaman Curry, tender lamb and potatoes with coconut milk in a massman sauce. Just the name makes my mouth water, so yummy. The lamb is so tender and the potatoes lovely and soft, added to the curry sauce you have heaven in your mouth. If you get a chance, the hot pot dining is also very good and very reasonable. A great gem at the Mornington Crescent end of Camden High Street.

I'm so glad I found this place! I got one of their spicy beef boat noodle soups and it was exactly…read morewhat I wanted. I was a bit skeptical of their paper container and ordering system, but once I had a sip on that soup... I was in noodle heaven! I've never been to Thailand to compare if this was an authentic Thai food, but I saw some Thai girls eating there and also heard the employees speaking Thai, so I'm pretty sure they are as authentic as I could get in London. I had too many fake Asian-fusion food in London so I was glad to know. I went back there again a few days later but they were closed for Easter holiday. I was so bummed. I'm definitely going back there again when I'm in London again!! Please stay there forever.

So just to break it to you all, this place is basically a Yelp slamdunk despite no previous…read morereviews. Hole in the wall Authentic as hell Cheap and friendly Specialist in a few key dishes Delicious and spicy too Just a few chairs and a table At lunch they do take out lunches of authentic Thai curries on rice and sell Thai snacks and sodas off the shelf. Think amazing green, red and massaman curries for a few pounds on your lunch break from the city. After 3pm the order of the day is BOAT NOODLES. Previously impossible to get this done right in London and now available cheap and easily here and just so perfect too. Their normal boat noddles are simply amazing but for a truly authentic version (if you know what I mean) you'll have to ask hard. Send me a message if you're confused and I'll explain off the record. It's not really necessary as its already better than any Thai noodle soup elsewhere in town without the extra unadvertised ingredients. In fact it's the one thing that can surpass pho and it surpasses the best kingsland road pho easily. You've been told!