Restaurants that offer Thai Garden

Thai Garden
Yum Sa

Yum Sa

➤ Apartment 88 121 Upper Richmond Road, London I-SW15 2DT, United Kingdom

Thai • Vegan • Dim Sum • Vegetarian

"thanks for a good evening. we had cocktails, appetizers and nets. service and eating were good, but a basic viognier starts at £34, bringing them our bill for four to £250 including a tip that felt pretty sharp for the quality of the offered food, good enough but not big (soft dish crumb: too much teig and sauce overwhelmed the crab, swallow soup doll get too much. , service was efficient and charming and charming. the open kitchen is also a beautiful note, and the seating of the kitchen creates beautiful alcoves for four to sit comfortably."

Jewel Piccadilly

Jewel Piccadilly

➤ 4-6 Glasshouse Street London, W1B 5DQ, United Kingdom

Bars • Fish • British • Burgers

"I took my team to Jewel for cocktails after some initial food and drinks in Waxy O 'connors which is a just around the corner. We arrived at around 7pm and had the standard security checks before we entered. There were 14 of us in total so I was pleasantly surprised (as I was picking up the tab) when we found out that it was 241 on cocktails until 8pm so we managed to squeeze in a couple of rounds before the promotion ended. The bar team were polite enough and patient as they dealt with one big round after another. The venue is quite small with minimal seating but is dark classy with the music being upbeat and perfect for our occasion. In terms of negatives it was a little frustrating that they add service charge to every drinks order then claim that they were unable to remove it. We are familiar with Zonal and Aztec systems so a few members of the team felt it unnecessary especially as we were already tipping with cash, I 'm sure service charge is supposed to be optional but there you go. The only other thing that stopped it being a 4* review is that when we were leaving our team exited the venue in small groups so to ensure that everyone had left I asked if I could re-enter to double check that nobody had been left behind. Unfortunately the doorman requested I pay a £10 entrance fee. When I suggested that we had already been in and spent a few quid at the bar (Only about £300 or so, so not huge amounts) he quipped that I could afford another £10 then needless to say that I didn 't pay it however it was a shame to end it on that note. Overall the team enjoyed the visit, made the most of the dancers cage and had a decent experience in this beautiful little bar right in the heart of London."