Stir-fried flat noodles with soy sauce, mixed with egg, broccoli, and a choice of protein.
Thai • Cafe • Wine • Kosher
"On arrival I couldn't park in any of the 4 disabled at the front of the restaurant and had to park some distance away. My Dad has severe walking disabilities and has stage 4 cancer and uses a frame to slowly move. You can guess how angry I was to see 3 big 4×4 and a two seater convertible parked in the bays with not one displaying a disabled badge. I complained to reception on entry and they just stated it was down to Middlebrook retail park and not the restaurant. These are bays directly in front of their doors. Surely then they should be Complaining to the retail park in defence of their disabled customers. They also sat him right at the other side of the restaurant when they could see he really, really struggles to walk. No care for the disabled at this place, so certainly won't be visiting again."
清真菜 • Thai • Drinks • Desserts
"My partner and I recently visited Edinburgh for a short break and decided to try out Thai 2 Go Street Food after finding it on Google Maps while searching for Asian cuisine. After a quick 10-minute bike ride from our hotel, we arrived at the restaurant and placed our order to go. The food was absolutely delicious! I ordered a red tofu curry while my partner opted for the pad thai with shrimp. We also enjoyed some pak choi and jasmine rice on the side. The flavors were authentic and reminded us of our time spent in Thailand. The staff were also very friendly and made our experience even more enjoyable. We will definitely be returning to Thai 2 Go Street Food in the future!"
Cafés • Pizza • Seafood • European
"Having not celebrated Valentines Day in well over 10 years, I wanted to go to one of my favourite restaurants given its one of the few independants in the town, I was a regular visitor The service was absolutely abismal I was constantly chasing the servers who all were stressed and having constant disagreements with each other. I don't know how many times I chased on our food and I spent the whole evening constantly on edge instead of having a relaxed, romantic evening with my boyfriend. Drinks took 45 minutes and then there was a very long wait for any food. We only had prawn crackers, one starter between the two of us and two mains. We arrived at 7 and didn't leave until 9.30pm at least. The food was fine although my partners dish was overly spicy when it wasn't supposed to be. The starter of Satay Chicken was dry, the chicken definitely overcooked. What should have been a lovely evening was ruined and I found myself apologising to my other half for what happened even though it wasn't my fault. The one part of the service that was quick was getting the bill mind which is plain cheeky no attempt to even provide any kind of discount which I expected for poor service. Many other people were complaining that evening as well a complete shambles. Will definitely think twice about setting foot in the Lime Leaf again."
Thai • Cafés • Asian • Vegetarian
"I visited this restaurant with my friend and had a nice dining experience. We started with chicken satay and veg spring rolls (por pia tord), which were presented excellently and deliciously hot. For our main course, we ordered green Thai curry with egg-fried rice. While the presentation was great, we were a little disappointed by the mild taste of the curry. We also ordered gai gaeng dang with fried rice, which was delicious and flavorful. The portion sizes were generous. Despite being full, we still ordered dessert. Overall, I would recommend this place for a satisfying meal."
Thai • Bars • Fish • Juice
"Came across this Thai restaurant whilst venturing around Upper Street in Islington Angel. This is not a cafe, this is an exquisite Thai restaurant that serves supurb Thai food in a lovely setting. We hadn't booked but were fortunate to be allocated a table, their is seating outside at the front of the restaurant, lots of seating inside but then it opens into this lovely outdoor garden area which really gives this place an unique and stylish atmosphere, it has a lovely ambiance with fantastic hosts so attentive and so professional. We chose The Chicken Dumplings £6.65 and the Spring Onion Pancake £3.00 as our starters, incidentally served very quickly. They were slightly greasy and luke warm but nevertheless you could taste the thai flavours oozing through every bite so we didn't mind. Our main courses were the Grilled Chicken Curry £12.90 and the Massaman Beef Cheek Curry £13.80 were both delicious. Succulent chicken and the beef was just so tender it was absolutely perfect, the flavours infused with every mouthful made these dishes. We both had the egg fried rice served with our curries which were reasonably priced at £3.50. The drinks served here are on the tad pricey side but that being said in fairness if you expect quality food, perfect ambiance you expect to pay slightly more for your drinks. The only negative criticism I can give is that the seating in the outdoor area could do with being more comfortable hence the 4 star review. In conclusion a lovely Thai restaurant not sure why they call it a cafe though as the name does not do it any favours as this establishment certainly doesn't look like a cafe, it doesn't feel like a cafe and it definitely doesn't charge cafe prices as the restaurant includes a 12.5% service charge. Highly recommend opens ever day 12.noon to 23.00. We noted that it closes 10.pm on Sunday's so beware."
Thai • Fish • Asian • Coffee
"Great Thai food, super down to earth and chilled out place. A great place for a tasty lunch or dinner. Beware, they do make their food spicy (well I think so anyways) so I always of for the mild version for the Pad Krapao with pork which I highly recommend! Also try the Thai Iced Tea perfect for summer"
Thai • Full • Asian • Chicken
"Went for lunch and were the first to be seated. Around 10 minutes later other diners came, communicating in their first language with staff. We were sat waiting to order, no one came back. A young man came to ask if we wanted drinks, we said no and wanted to order food. He just left and didn't take our order as it wasn't his job. Sat there watching staff standing at the juice bar. Then the two diners who arrived after 10 minutes after is were served their food. All still while our order wasn't taken. We were contemplating leaving. A lady sent food back and new food was prepared before our order was even taken. The second time I've been to paste and I felt discriminated against on this occasion. People of the same nationality were served first. One diner finished their meal and we hadn't even had our order. I won't be going back. Shame the foods nice. Cheeky they included a tip on the bill, when we had extremely poor and bad service."
Thai • Seafood • Vegetarian • Street Food
"Boonnak is the best Thai restaurant in the area! I have been dining here for over 10 years and have enjoyed countless meals here, from intimate dinners for two to birthday celebrations and bachelorette parties. The menu has remained largely unchanged over the years and the owner has stayed the same, but the restaurant itself has continuously improved in terms of decor and atmosphere. The food is consistently delicious, with our favorite dishes never failing to satisfy. We also enjoy trying new dishes, and the quality, taste, and portion sizes are always top-notch. Boonnak is a shining gem that has maintained its excellence over the years. Thank you, Boonnak!"
Thai • Kebab • Sushi • Asiatic
"I was introduced to this restaurant by a friend, and even though I am familiar with Leeds, I would have a hard time finding it on my own due to its remote location."
Thai • Asian • Coffee • Drinks
"Hands down the best Thai food in Leeds. Tasty food thats amazing value for money. Tom kha soup is to die for, and paenang curry is top notch. We always ask for soup extra spicy, and they are always happy to comply. Noodles are also super tasty, and if you like seafood, the prawns are really fresh and meaty! Whether you take away or sit in, it's brilliant either way. The bonus of bringing your own booze when you eat in just tops it off. They offer plenty of choice themselves, though, if you don't bring your own. Places like Zaap in Headingley don't even come close to the quality! Definitely a hidden gem!"
Food • Thai • Soup • Asian
"I would rather eat a can of pedigree chum than the **** this place tries to get away with serving. We ordered Singapore chicken and prawn noodles £13.50 each. After the plates had sat in the dumb waiter for more than 5 mins (we were sat by it) I went to the bar to get a dumb member of staff who were more concerned with yapping amongst themselves than actually doing their job. The warning signs were there. The place was pretty much empty in contrast to everywhere else. They brought us the food it had clearly been microwaved or reheated, having been batch cooked. About 2 prawns on each plate and the tiniest bits of chicken, one member of our group doesn 't like and can not eat peppers so we asked for one without peppers but it was evident all they had done was take the peppers out of the food as it was all clearly out of the same tub. Didn 't eat it. Didn 't pay for it, and the staff didn 't give a s@#t !! If you value your health and work hard for your money, then avoid the place like the plague."
Thai • Fish • Meat • Drinks
"My daughters and I visited Thai Season for her 16th birthday celebration. It was our first visit despite living nearby. The food was amazing and the portion sizes were very generous. Although the menu may seem a bit expensive compared to other restaurants nearby, once you see the portion sizes and taste the quality of the food, you realize you are getting great value for your money. The staff were very friendly and accommodating as well. We couldn't find any faults with this restaurant. Rating: 5 stars."
Pub • Thai • Asian • Seafood
"The food was delicious, but the service left much to be desired. It appeared that a group of employees or family members was causing distractions, which affected the overall experience. Meanwhile, other tables were served their full meals and had even paid before we received our appetizers. It's a shame, considering the food was quite good. Given that the restaurant was mostly empty, I expected better service."
Thai • Coffee • Fast Food • Breakfast
"Coffee, breakfast and brunch are served during the day at this cafe, while in the evening they switch to serving Thai food with a cozy, greasy spoon aesthetic. A big highlight is that they include a cookie with your coffee, which always makes me feel British."
Thai • Soup • Salads • Appetisers
"The office is a good little pint and chat place, the food however is a little substandard and they may forgot to add key ingredients to your dish… the decor is modern and has large couches available."
Thai • Asian • Vegan • Vegetarian
"Terrible food at ridiculous prices. We 're big on Thai food and thought we would try this place. Firstly I was disappointed that they charged us £4 for prawn crackers. The Duck rolls was just one spring roll cut in half and cost £9. So already up to £13 for some prawn crackers and a spring roll. Then the Thai Green curry was so, so spicy that we couldn 't eat it. I 've never known a green curry to be more than mildly spicy, but this was horrendous with no flavour and just spice. I 'm a madras guy at an Indian so I 'm fine with spice. But this was as though they threw in loads of chillies as there wasn 't much else flavour going on. Won 't be returning. I 'd much recommend Chaophraya Thai Restaurant in town. Much better food and prices."
Thai • Fish • Beer • Steak
"It's easy to overlook this unassuming restaurant on a street filled with dining options. The decor is simple and reflects the restaurant's modest financial resources, giving off a cozy family-run vibe, which I personally appreciate. Despite it being a busy Monday evening in January with the omicron variant, the service was professional, attentive, and friendly. The menu, although slightly worn and difficult to read, offered a variety of options, including appetizers. While I am usually wary of small restaurants offering a large menu, I found that some of the dishes we ordered, such as the Thai fish cakes, seemed reheated. However, my main dish of marinated pork with lemon, chili, and coriander was tender and flavorful. We opted for the cheapest red wine on the short list, a Chilean merlot, which paired well with our meal. Overall, I would gladly dine at Paccata again."
Pub • Drinks • British • Burgers
"Visited The Red Lion on Saturday lunch time for a meal with my family which we all thoroughly enjoyed. Great food selection and a wide range of both alcoholic and soft drinks to cater for all (particularly my fussy family! Service was spectacular young girl behind the bar was superb doing a fantastic job no request was too much for her a credit to the pub! Overall pleasant experience will definitely be coming back!"
Thai
"For some people in Falmouth when they think of Thailand they might look back to touristy traps like the full moon parties with buckets of booze, 7/11 cheese toasties and Chang beer vests, well they’ve got it all wrong. If you’re like me, I was so swept up in the wave of youth that I didn’t pay real attention to the edible delicacies, so thank god when I stumbled across Thai Orchid that the heavens gave me a second shot. The night began with a couple of crisp Singha Beers which were in the cutest half pint glasses, accompanied by a couple of crackers vegan friendly, yet bursting with that classic flavour. This wet the whistle and egged us on to order more than we thought humanly possible…how little did we know that fateful night. I know what you’re thinking, get the food review…all in good time my fair feathered Google friend, now for the decor review. The atmosphere feels cosy, yet celebratory, embracing modern art and traditional Thai interior alike. The ceiling draped in something akin to muslin makes for the sound chatter to be deliciously smoothed and intimate. The hospitality here is also clearly second to none, we felt truly cared for, our every requirement granted and dietary desire stimulated. To start, we ordered the vegan cauliflower wings and dumplings which came on an impressive serving platter, crispy on the outside, tender on the inner. The dipping sauces left nothing to the imagination, and were accompanied by beautifully dressed beds of salad. Next we had Tom Kha (or maybe Tom Yam) soup also vegan which, put as simply as I can, although humble it was a precise concoction of flavours executed to a magical perfection. Really tasty. For our mains we had the massaman curry with no worry, chicken for me and the lady had tofu (which came deep fried). Made in accordance to the chefs regional Thai cooking style, it had no potatoes but embraced a peanutty flavour with a freshness that was bold and despite eating lots, left us wanting more. Truly a fantastic spot, which shall be a culinary highlight of our holiday to Cornwall, we will always be salivating in memory of Thai Orchid. Thank you to the entire restaurant team."