This has to be one of if not the best Thai restaurants I have ever been to!…read moreFreshly cooked to order amazing tasting food, it can be hard to get a table as it is so busy so do make sure you book unless it's a lunchtime. The 2 course lunch deal for £11 is great value and well worth it. The owners quinten and oy are lovely x

Lovely little Thai Restaurant located slightly off the main high street in Southampton, opposite a…read morecar park and next to the back entrance of West Quay Shopping Centre. Small and family run with a nice atmosphere. I have been on a few dates here when I first got with my partner and it is a nice intimate place to get to know someone. The menu is small but all the food is good quality, especially the Thai soups. It is one of the cheapest Thai's in Southampton but one of the best quality. If there is something not on the menu you want, just ask and they will make it for you. As well as this they will make things just as you like them.

Summary: The good side of normal for Southampton, very student-ready in the heart of bedsit land,…read morefriendly and good value. It's good to have a decent neighbourhood restaurant nearby, and we've not had many round here despite the huge potential clientele from the University. Mango is a friendly place, run with energy and warmth. The menu is described as "thai tapas" which translates to small plates of pretty standard Thai fare. We had a shared meal: the phad thai, which was a bit sticky and bland but still enough for two in the large (non-tapas) size; what the menu called "dim sum" and what we'd copy the Americans calling pork pot-stickers, served with a dipping sauce and tasty enough although a bit pink and salty; spring rolls, served with a sweet chilli dipping sauce, pretty good; what the menu called "prawn tempura", actually fried in breadcrumbs and served with a dipping sauce, the best of the tapas. We also bought cocktails, which were large and tasty enough although I suspect the fruit juices were not fresh - the real cocktail barman was off so they were limited to the selections on the cocktail menu. The restaurant itself is bright with colourful decor and has a good low noise ambience. Its rather small, so the tables are too close together and we felt cramped - avoid the front tables (with the bench) if you don't like sitting really close to strangers. It was also unusually hot and stuffy. We didn't look at the other three rooms in the building. Overall a good addition to the local scene which we'll go back to, maybe for lunch or for a late meal (they are open until midnight) one day after going out to live music along Portswood Road.

I love Thai food and Mago is a real treat. It's got a good atmosphere, I dig their choice in music…read moreand the decor is uber cool too. The food is reasonalby priced and very tasty, the staff are friendly and the service is speedy. It can get a bit cramped in there and the vegetarien options are pretty limited. In keeping with the hip vibe of the place there are a few tables on the pavement outside, but they're not for the faint hearted as they're pretty close to the main road! I often walk past late and see parties in full swing inside and I've stayed there 'till late myself a few times for their awesome cocktails. Friends have booked out the top floor for birthdays and you can get a buffet for about £11 a head, the booths, close seating and good time atmosphere make it a great venue for bigger groups. They also offer a couple of lunch time deals it you can't wait to get your thai fix!

Great food and good drinks. Equally nice for a nice lunch of for a night out, this location has…read morefrequent live music in the basement, as well as regular comedy nights.

Lin's Thai Cafe is a diner style authentic Thai restaurant that serves traditional english…read morefavorites (chippy and bangers). Stumbled here on a Sunday afternoon after finding Tang's (to be reviewed soon) was closed until dinner hours. Quick summary: Food: Thai - 4 out of 5 for authenticity and flavor. English breakfasts and chippy meet the standard and is offered to cater to the less adventurous. Of the 4 dishes we tried, the Pad Thai stood out as the dish of the day, made with the right balance of tamarind and garlic; we ordered two portions to start and an additional third after my family devoured the first two. Springs rolls were crunchy, even with the chili sauce it was served with. Ambiance: Simple diner style. Ask to prop the door open for ventilation. Although I don't mind, coriander, garlic and curry can be sometimes overwhelming. This place does not have a liquor license, but it is BYOB so hop on two doors down and pick up a Hoegarden Heff to tame the spice. Customer Service: A bit of a language barrier, so keep your special orders to yourself. I requested to add beef to a particular menu choice and ended up with a completely separate beef dish. Price is fair - for a family of six we all left very satisfied for a mere 40 quid.

Great food always- lovely staff and discounts to be found. If you like it spicy or if you want it…read moretame- both can be found. Never had such great soup- would get it every day if I could. Plus- they have a tardis!!

Found a bomb in Muhammad's food he screamed allouhakbar and now I'm dead posting this some how…read more Also,there was a Chinese man who was in the ventilation screaming my name.Very good place.

Rarely do I visit a restaurant that meets the hype. This is the real thing. Amazing food. Great…read moreservice. I don't pull punches in reviews. Visit the squid. You won't be disappointed

Delicious food, great service. Book a table, as it's popular. The chicken satay starter is awesome…read more Menu has elements of Japanese, Thai, Korean & Chinese ingredients/recipes. Small venue, lovely for an intimate and romantic meal. There was a £5 off voucher on the restaurants website - check before you go. Parking can be tricky, but not a total loss. Walkable from town. Give it try, you won't be disappointed.