Tempura is very tasty. With a bit a seaweed is one of the best I've tasted in London, overall the…read moresushi is also very high quality. The service is very welcoming and polite. The environment is very calm and quie.

been coming here for over 10 years and still love it! highly recommend. Service was lovely as wellread more

I have been to this Thai restaurant many times and I love the look of the place as you approach it…read more No idea if it looks authentique but it makes you feel like they know what they are doing. Step inside and you will find a very warm, relaxing and welcoming atmosphere with attentive staff and some great food. This is one of a few Thai offerings in Richmond but it was the first and has been here a long time. Express lunches ideal for a business meet or a quickie hour out of the office but a great place to eat in the evening and also well set up for parties or the office special occasion. Other Thai restaurants go for the sterile and enclosed feel with modern square tables and as many as they can get in. This for me leads to a canteen feel and is ideal if you don't have much time. Thai elephant is more of a family night out style of a place, somewhere you want to spend a good few hours enjoying yourself.

The only Thai place I've been to where the Chicken Larb is not made from typical…read moremystery-meat/ground chicken but rather pounded/coarsely-minced chicken breast (so no odd crunchy bits in the meat). Their soups contain noticeably fresh vegetables too.

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.

We came here on a whim it was one of the few places that was open late. This is a great spot to get…read moresome Thai food. The food was really delicious, came out fast, and had wonderful flavor to everything we ate. We had the fish cakes for an appetizer and split a chicken dish that was both wonderful. Service was great and friendly if you find yourself in the Waterloo area this is a great dinner spot.

Wonderful service! Very kind and pleasant place. I love Thai food and really enjoyed the dinner.read more

I had a nice evening at this restaurant. The prices were reasonable, the service was great and…read moremost important our culinary experience was divine. We were greeted and seated very nicely. The server was patient and kind. she explained items on the menu and even gave suggestions which turned out to be one of my favorites. The restaurant was clean and quiet. I always like to add a tidbit about the bathrooms (it is said that bathrooms in restaurants usually are an indication of the cleanliness of the kitchen). this bathroom was exceptionally clean with modern decor... overall I had a nice experience...

Mantanah looks set to be yet another one of my 5 star Thai restaurants, because seriously... our…read moremeal here blew us away, and we were never expecting it here in deep south London. What you need to know is that Mantanah is way way down in Crystal Palace, run by a wonderful group of Thais and serving dishes that are just right on every level and with fresh ingredients flown in weekly from Thailand. Jackfruit, mango, coconut, banana blossom and bamboo shoots - it's a place for a foodie day trip. Trust me. It's cheap, flavourful, homely and authentic. The menu is long and full of surprises and some of the more obscure yet rewarding Thai dishes from the far North, the fiery East or the dirty South. If it's noodles you're after, they can't be beat. Curries; again, they excel. And if you're vegetarian then this will be HEAVEN for you. With almost as many meat-free dishes as the rest of the menu, with fun names and interesting flavours. Our meal was starters of fish cakes, satay and duck spring rolls, followed by coconut rice with a hot Northern chicken curry with peanuts and tumeric, an amazing dish of pork and young jackfruit and a scorching sweet red curry of pork and coconut flesh. Every mouthful tasted just right, and our only regret was not trying the rest of the menu. A recent addition to Mantanah is a phrase guide for Thai on each table, so if you'd like to learn a few words then get here for a meal. In fact, if you're heading to Thailand for any reason soon then a preparatory meal at Mantanah is a must. My dining companion and I don't need to know what's what though... we know Mantanah is Aroi Maak Maak.

I have a very mixed feeling about this restaurant…read more I found my absolute favorite pasta of my life - sea bass linguine with lobster bisque and it is not out of the world expensive. If you are around, you gotta gotta gotta try it out. It's amazing. The burrata tasted so good and it was so creamy inside. It pairs so well with the roasted tomato on the bottom.. I cannot get enough of it. However... The large wine we had was £17 for one and the super oily sourdough bread that the waitress accommodated was £5 for two slices. Service is ok but you have to wait for a loooooooong time for food. It felt like they are very understaffed.

It was a quiet yet elegant stop for lunch. We like to sit at the bar to eat for lunch. The food was…read morevery good. The bartender engaging. The hostess was also very nice. I would recommend a visit while in London either before or after shopping.

We had to wait about an hour to be seated since the restaurant was packed, but it was definitely…read moreworth it. The service was good the staff were very friendly, approachable, and attentive to our needs. The ambience was nice and inviting. The food was also delicious, and we had no complaints at all. Overall, a great place to dine.

Little upscale place for Thai food. Ambiance is solid, very nicely done with wooden panels, florals…read moreand such. Got the Thai dumplings, pad Thai, drunken noodles and stir fry with basil leaves with food coming out in 10 minutes. The pad Thai was tangy, a bit sweet and soft & springy with the noodles. Wished there were a bit more veggies in it but decent overall! Enjoyed the other two entrees which both had a kick. The Thai dumplings were also quite nice, super soft and paired well with the soy sauce. Enjoyed my meal overall and it's great service wise. Good for a little upscale meal with decent Thai food!

This was pretty awful Thai food if I'm being honest. I saw the high reviews for the other locations…read moreand ordered off Deliveroo. It came quickly and was packaged well; however portions were quite small. I ordered the prawn crackers, the som tum salad, and the crispy duck noodle. My total came out to $21 although I had a promotion through Deliveroo so I didn't pay quite that much. The prawn crackers were fine, pretty much exactly as I would have imagined. They came with a sauce however there was barely any in the container. The som tum salad was the best item of the three although was very spicy without much depth to the flavor. This dish I would get again though. The duck noodle was absolutely terrible - the noodles were like those in the cheap ramen packets and the duck was cooked horribly. Not at all what I was expecting given the description. Would not order again.

Not too shabby for Thai cuisine in the middle of Shoreditch. It was a cute place and the only thing…read morethat reminded me it was Thai was the burning incense and small buddha in the front. The disappointing part was that they didn't have a lot of things on their menu which was a bit odd since it was just the beginning of the day. Aside from that, their basil beef rice plate was good and their veggie spring rolls were edible. Their "hot" wings weren't that spicy. My friend liked their soup and my other friend finished her pad thai. The fish sauce and sriracha they had on the table was clutch too when we needed some extra spice or salt to our dishes.