If you're looking for an authentic Thai dining experience, you'll find it here. The menu explains…read moretheir history with one of the founders holding a BA in Thai cuisine, along with the suggestion of accolades from Thai dignitaries. The presentation is eye catching and the portions decent. After 3 starters and a main we were beyond full! I find it a bit pricy, £15 for the phad Thai, however that's probably on par for London. The ambience is nice, with interesting details and the wait staff are all Thai. This is probably one of the best restaurants in the area. If you find yourself in High Wycombe and are looking for a good place to dine, this won't disappoint!

Eat Thai is one of the few nice restaurants in the centre of High Wycombe. It is a very well…read morepresented restaurant and looks lovely just as you pass by. The menu is varied for a Thai restaurant and offers some really great choices. The prices are a little higher than normal but I think worth it for the lovely food and nice atmosphere. The staff seem very friendly and the service is always good. Depending on what time and day you go to Eat Thai there is some free on street parking right outside. Otherwise Easton Street car park is just a few minutes walk away.

Got take out and it was very good. Place is very cute and…read morejust on the high street. You can find street parking

Sawadee Cup ! Went to dine here with the dads ( since all our kids went to the same junior school)…read moreand found delicious, authentic Thai cuisine at very reasonable prices. The staff are friendly and can give recommendations but if you want the standards ie Tom Yam Kung soup , Pad Thai , Green and Red curries , stir fried pork in basil , steamed jasmine rice , mango and coconut puddings you won't go wrong . Give your tastebuds a treat and try something other than a curry and beer , it won't cost the earth either and the decor is pleasant too. Parking is ample around the the vicinity . Good food that hits the spot.

Preface to this: I have little authority on Thai cuisine. Despite my frequent trips to SE Asia,…read moreI've managed to avoid going to Thailand to this point and so I can't vouch for authenticity etc. I enjoy Thai food, but I never fell in love with it as many people have and tend to go to Thai places a few times a year. Anyway, with that out of the way... I was surprised when Tom Yum opened, given the competition across the road (a place which I tried and didn't think much of when it opened). However, it seems to be pretty busy most lunchtimes and evenings, so it's doing pretty well for itself. The menu here is pretty standard, there's nothing particularly out of the ordinary here (that's not necessarily a bad thing), but they do some interesting specials such as giant sizzling prawns. We ordered salt and pepper squid, soft shell crab, dumplings, and tom kha soup for starter. The starters were fine, nothing special but I was happy enough. Then the soup. Hmm. The soups come served in thick, ceramic bowls over a candle (the top of the bowl seems to be cold, mind). It's nicely presented, I'll give them that. I just didn't like my soup very much: it was too thick and I didn't like the balance of flavour - the sweet and sour elements were present (a bit sweet for me), but I didn't really taste much else. All in all, it was a little bit sickly for me. For the mains, I had a Massaman curry and some green veg with sticky rice. The curry had a lot of the same problems as the soup, it was just too thick and whilst the flavour was strong, I found it distinctly unbalanced and lacking in depth. I mean, it's fine, it just became a bit of a chore to finish, unfortunately. All in all, it's a shame as I wanted to like the place. The staff are nice and all, but I just didn't like the food very much. I guess I never expected much going in, but it just wasn't particularly enjoyable (and I don't mind eating food that's just fine whatsoever). Maybe it was just a bad day, but I can't imagine myself going back in a hurry.

I really wanted to enjoy this spot but my beef curry was tough as old boots. Everything tasted a…read morebit "takeaway'ish". Service was ok. Not sure I'd return.

What a great and authentic Thai restaurant. We did and recommend making reservations even mid…read moreweek. Staff is friendly, professional & the women are lovely. Food is superb. Service is great. Nice furnishings. Please do ask them to add spice if you love a more exciting version of certain dishes that would've been made milder for local palates.

After spending a couple of days at Ashridge university, I wanted to explore Berkhamsted town and…read moregrab a hot lunch before catching the train back to London. I avoid chain restaurants when I can and this one had a good rating on yelp. It was a fixed lunch offer only (no a la carte) with one soup or starter and one main course served with rice. I ordered the sticky pork ribs as a starter - they were very well cooked and were almost falling off the bone, but the sauce on them was sickly sweet. My main course was a beef stir fry (I asked for a spicy option and the server recommended this) Again the meat was well cooked, but it was so salty! While main courses are normally served with rice, I requested if I could substitute the rice for noodles. The egg noodles that were served with the beef was very tasty (and they weren't even on the menu) The place was quite full in the noon and most people in there were locals. The staff was really sweet and obliging. However the food was a disappointment. I just ate the noodles and picked at the beef and pork. Even mixed with the noodles the sweetness was cloying and the saltiness overwhelming. Next time I think I'll just eat at Ashridge before leaving, the buffets there were amazing.

I think I went here at least 30 times in the last 8 months. Fantastic food, very well organised and…read moreall in all just a great place. If you don't like it spicy (like me) ask to have it "very" mild!

I have eaten here for years and the food has always remained of the highest standard. I probably…read moreeat here about 6 times a year, and I have never had a bad meal. The decoration is basic (alot of it seems to be left from the Irish pub that was here before), and it is very much a no frills kind of place, but it is one of the most popular places to eat in Ricky for a reason. The curries are amazing, both the green and my personal favourite, the red. The green is alot spicier, so beware if you're wimpy like me. The chicken satay is amazing, in fact, all the starters are pretty good. I would recommend Tamarind Thai to anyone, as long as you don't care about decor too much.

Absolutely gorgeous food. The only doen side is that the owners could do with a bigger place. Very…read morepopular and always busy. Good idea to book first

Have walked past this bistro a few times and we decided to stop In for a dinner. Will definitely…read morebe going back!! The food was fantastic, great atmosphere and the staff was attentive and ready to go the extra bit to ensure we were pleased! Salt and pepper squid was great, chicken satay imcredble. Thank you so much for opening in Farnham! Why am I the first to post a review on such a delightful place!

I mostly get take away from here. They always deliver within the time frame they set. I love the…read morefood, but it is hit or miss. When it is good, it is amazing, fresh and delicious; but on an off day the food is greasy and I get the sense I'm eating old leftovers.

Love eating here and is a favourite with out of town guests as well. Excellent and friendly service…read morewith tasty food.

Excellent meal here, with friendly family service…read more The Som Tam (Spiced Papaya Salad) was EXTREMELY spicy, too much for my companion, but delicious nonetheless. The grilled Tiger Prawns were cooked to perfection. They had both Singha and Chang beer - the latter had a little more taste than the admittedly delicious Singha!

Love this place. Have eaten here a number of times and sometimes get take aways. Good food,…read morefriendly staff. Prices possibly a bit on the high side but you get what you pay for.

My sister suggested this place during our visit to Gerrard's Cross as Beaconsfield is a short…read moredrive. Really cute little place with plenty of tables scattered about the different rooms. We decided on apps for our table of 4: Golden Money Bags (get your mind out of the gutter!) and the One Bite Salmon. GMB were pastry packets filled with Thai spiced chicken served with a sauce. Really delicious with a delicate crunch. Teh OBS was my favorite. The salmon was topped with lime, ginger, lemongrass, toasted coconut & nestled in a betel leaf. Just pop the whole thing in your mouth! Man, the flavors go together well with the slightly crispy salmon. For dinner I ordered the Thai Red Curry (I'm a sucker for red curry) with prawns. Hands down the best red curry I've had! Definitely on the spicy side & packed with with a combination of flavors went well with the prawns. H had the Giggline Pad Thai which he said was good but not the best. Oh well, at least there was one extremely happy person at the table. Not sure what everyone else ordered but it did look delicious! Staff, while not fluent in English, were nice & they all worked together to ensure that you have a good experience. When in Beaconsfield, check this place out!

Had an amazing time here last night, the food was so delicious with the best service i've recieved…read morein a long time. Staff never forgot about my table and always made sure we were happy with our food. Food was slightly pricey, but for what you paid you did get exceptional food and good quality food too. However, you had to add rice separately onto your dish rather than it automatically coming with your food, i felt this was a shame because the main meals were already very expensive. Overall, great atmosphere, great service and tasty food! I will be returning.