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

Best Thai buffet around and if anyone wishes to visit, then please do so on a Sunday as they offer…read morethe Sunday special buffet which is fortunately a la carte. This means food is cooked to order and done with love and care. Presentation of food was superb and will definitely come visit on a Sunday again! Choosing the buffet option would mean having so many variety of food available that would've otherwise costed you bonkers amount of money. Can't wait to go back now!! :D As for the missing one star. Well that'll be due to the lack of service I received. I was made to feel unwelcome despite it being a very special occasion. In fact I was blanked by the waiter deliberately when I tried to get his attention.

Mae Ping is one of the loveliest restaurants in South Croydon, and those who know the area will…read moreknow there's some pretty stiff competition on this strip, with eateries jammed in from The Swan and Sugarloaf almost all the way into central Croydon. Mae Ping offers traditional Thai food in a traditional setting, and always a calm and delicious experience. Best of the best is The Crying Tiger dish: absolutely beautiful and will have you coming back time and time again.

What a pleasant surprise! I was in Sutton on business and visited this little gem on a whim. I…read moredidn't expect the food to be so good and unbelievably yummy. I enjoyed the curry prawns, coconut soup and wine. Delicious!

4.5 stars -- This was our first meal in London. A group of 8 of us came for dinner. My cousin had a…read moremade a reservation and we were seated right away. We ordered a bunch of food including the satay chicken skewers, papaya salad, prawn toast, pad Thai (with and without prawns), curry (green and mussaman), rice (pineapple fried rice, chicken fried rice and egg fried rice), drinks and a few other items. Food was quite good, on par with other Thai restaurants I've been to in California. The Thai iced tea tasted like English tea, which was slightly underwhelming. Overall good food and good atmosphere. Try it when you're in Cheam!

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.

I can only give a review for the takeaway side but I would highly recommend this place. Delivery is…read morefast and on time with a friendly driver. The mixed starter plater and pad Thai are delicious and it is reasonably priced. You can order online and even select a delivery time. I will be using this place again.

Beautiful Beautiful food. Contains no MSG's as high-lighted in their menu. Food is always…read morebeautifully presented. Very friendly, polite staff. Small intimate restaurant. Nice colourful decor. Best Thai food for miles.

Maneeya is a very good Thai restaurant. Some may be put off by the prices of some items but the…read morequality of the food and the excellent service more than makes up for that. Consider Maneeya as a palce to go on a birthday, anniversary or on a date with someone you want to impress. Any of the prawn currey's on offer are wonderful, particularly if you like chilli and garlic in abundance. The platter of thai appetisers is also good and fun to share. The restaurant is spacious and situated at the back of the Charles Cryer Theatre which may explain why it is so quiet during the week. The decor, including fishtank makes you think you're in an entirely different (and more glamorous place) than Carshalton. All in all a lovely dining experience.

A lovely place - very good food. A nice choice of meals -…read morevery authentic.

I can't even put into words how good this place really is !…read more We've driven past it many times, as we live jsut around the corner and have never paid much attention to it ... possibly put off by the bright pink exterior ! However, after eating many times at Regional Thai in Cheam which is by far the best Thai restaurant I've ever eaten in, outside of Thailand - we found out that Max's Thai Cooking is owned by the very same 2 ladies who founded and own Regional Thai in Cheam. So, we booked a table there for Valentine's Day and were blown away as soon as we walked through the door. It's a REAL hidden gem of a place. The interior is lovely, really well done and you totally forget that you're in Wallington whilst in there. The food is ridiculously good and really reasonably priced ... couldn't believe that a meal for 2 with a bottle of cava was so reasonable. For anyone looking for a good Thai restaurant in Croydon or Sutton ... you've jsut found your place ! I hope you enjoy it as much as we do. Thanks, Andy P.

I also live in Wallington and I have also ignorantly ignored the bright pink restaurant opposite…read moreSainsburys. Boy what a fool I've been! I've eaten in many a thai restaurant all over the world and never in a million years did I expect to find the best one out of the lot right on my doorstep in humble old Wallington! I've been 3 times since and can't wait to go back again. I highly recommend the "Honey Jumbo Prawns" dish, it literally melts in your mouth and the flavour is just sensational. So pleased to have found this.

Epsom Thai is in a little concentration of restaurants on South Street. As its name says, it's…read moreliterally a Thai restaurant in Epsom. I think it's a good restaurant for families as it's child-friendly but for adults and for flavour, I prefer Mae Ping by the train station. All the usual dishes are on the menu but everything tastes a bit toned down, perhaps to appeal more to kids. So the curries are a bit muted, the zing of fresh lime and creaminess of coconut which defines this cuisine is somehow lacking that crucial edge for me. It's edible but average. Service is always very hospitable but the food only merits an average 3 stars.

The aptly named Epsom Thai, as others have pointed out, is indeed a Thai restaurant in Epsom. It's…read moregenerally been our go-to destination for Thai curry takeaway, and we haven't been disappointed yet. The red prawn curry is my personal favourite, though if you enjoy a bit of heat, the green curry is quite tasty as well. I've only actually sat down to eat in the restaurant once, and unfortunately I wouldn't necessarily rush to go back. The décor is very comfortable and well suited to a Thai restaurant, and the food was still delicious, but the staff seemed disorganized at best. A manager or owner was mostly ignoring his customers, instead just shouting at the waitresses instructing them to shuffle tables around to pack in as many diners as possible. Unfortunately this resulted in half of our table being taken out from under us halfway through our meal, and my wife being virtually trapped in the front corner of the restaurant by another bizarre choice in table placement. Luckily, the food was still delicious, and as it was a busy Friday night, we simply shrugged off the service oddities and enjoyed our meal. To sum up, 5 stars for takeaway, 3 stars for the dine-in experience, 4 stars overall.

Now Gemini have gone and no replacement yet, you might say this is the only restaurant in town?…read moreWell not quiet!