Tom Yum Soup Tom Yum Soup

A spicy and sour Thai soup with shrimp, lemongrass, lime leaves, and mushrooms.

Sabai Sabai

Sabai Sabai

25 Woodbridge Road, Moseley, B13 8EJ, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Thai • Asian • Vegan • Vegetarian


"I recently had the pleasure of dining at Sabai Sabai, and I can confidently say it was one of the best dining experiences I’ve ever had. From the moment we walked in, the ambiance was warm and inviting, instantly transporting us to Thailand with its beautiful decor and soothing atmosphere. The service was exceptional. The staff were incredibly attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable about the menu. They went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and had everything we needed. Our server took the time to explain each dish and offered excellent recommendations based on our preferences. As for the food, it was nothing short of spectacular. Each dish was a perfect blend of flavors, fresh ingredients, and authentic Thai spices. We started with the Tom Yum soup, which was bursting with vibrant, tangy flavors. The Pad Thai was the best I've ever had, with perfectly cooked noodles and a delightful mix of textures. The Green Curry was another standout, rich and creamy with just the right amount of heat. For dessert, the Mango Sticky Rice was the perfect ending to a fantastic meal. Overall, Sabai Sabai exceeded all our expectations. The combination of exceptional service, delicious food, and a cozy atmosphere makes it a must-visit. Whether you’re a fan of Thai cuisine or looking to try something new, I highly recommend this restaurant. We will definitely be returning soon!"

Lanna Thai

Lanna Thai

5 Grahams Road, Falkirk, United Kingdom

Thai • Asian • Vegan • Asiatic


"The Lanna Thai is something of an anomaly, having somehow managed to survive in Falkirk as everything around it hit the skids, yet nobody ever talks about it and it never seems busy. Located next door to the similarly enduring Railway Tavern near Grahamston train...station, the Lanna Thai is a small, traditionally decorated and family run Thai eatery that may rarely be overflowing, but is never entirely empty. Offering a full menu as well as and course specials, the restaurant's main talking point is its bring your own bottle licensing state, for which there are pros and cons. On the one hand, as someone who doesn't drink wine, it means I need to have any drinks I want pre-chilled and need to remember them. On the other, it means that you are getting drink you want, and if you like wine there's a Tesco literally less than a minute away. I've visited the place several times and always found the staff pleasant. I usually take courses from the budget menu, it's been a while but I'm positive it comes in at around and while the portions are smaller, that comes with the territory. Quality of the food is solid. Eaten there many times and never had a bad meal. At the same time I've never had an exceptional, rave about meal, but I'm definitely erring more towards the side of positivity here. As much as I wouldn't call it budget, it also isn't expensive either. I feel like my score is maybe a bit harsh, but understand I don't put it as out of badness. It's a solid little restaurant that I don't have many complaints about, I just don't really have anything the recommend you rush to try there though."