Useless place. Overpriced for what they serve…read more I've had better Thai food at a hole in the wall than this place. The decor is the only thing going for this place. They have made it look nice. But the food is not worth it. Would not recommend.

Lovely decor, calming soft music, muted lighting, cool and with the echo of running water features…read more Tarn Thai has a lovely ambience and good service from smart, polite staff. The food menu is large and all dishes are beautifully presented on large square plates with carved carrot and salad garnish. Plates don't seemed be warmed first though... All food is tasty and full of flavour, but not too spicy. Extra chilli usually lurks somewhere on the dish, so beware if you don't want it. Coffee is good, there's an extensive wine list, Asian beers and fruit juices. Very nice.

We had lunch today at Thai Marina 26th May 2026. It was very hot outside, but the first thing that…read morewas very evident, is they had air conditioning and that was a definite winner. We were looked after by a beautiful lady (Bar) and a man who did all the serving. They were excellent and made us feel at home. There were 3 of us and we opted for the Set Menu A. They allowed us to change one of the options because it looked a very hot option. We were over the moon with our choice. It was lovely and thoroughly enjoyed. When we go out for a meal, we go out to get the best restaurants and the cost does not enter the equation. As it was our bill came to £101 for 3 people, which we thought was excellent value. We thought it was a shame that they are where they are as there were not that many in the restaurant, whereas on the Brayford is was humming with people eating and drinking. We feel sure this restaurant would have been packed if the Restaraunt had been on the front as the footfall was amazing. This should not be taken as a negative but just an observation.

I don't have a lot of experience with Thai food but do love Asian food. Started with soup with…read moreprawns and mushrooms, excellent. Dinner was number 71, which was sea bass rated as two hot peppers. The presentation was very good and it tasted wonderful

Nice restaurant, good food it's self service which is good if you know how much you want good…read moreportions sizes as well.

We took my mum and dad out for the Sunday dinner they do there. When you arrive, you're seated in…read morethe bar area to look over the menus and order drinks whilst they sort out your table. It wasn't long before we were shown to where we were sitting by one of the friendly members of staff. My mum isn't one for eating much so she just had a starter and a sweet. Her prawn cocktail came in a little ceramic boat, the prawns were a good size and the presentation was lovely. The rest of us had the carvery, you could have as much as you wanted of a good selection of veg and three meats. It's easy for places like this to over cook the veg but everything I had still had a little bit of crunch to it. The pudding we had was amazing! I can't tell you how much self control it took to not order another one! In case you were wondering... It was the Belgium chocolate truffle! It's worth mentioning that they also serve Thai food which I hear is very good although I haven't tried it myself yet. The food and service are more than worth the money, the carvery was around £9 and sweets between £3 and £4. It's a great place for Sunday dinner, who wants to cook anyway?

Absolutely delightful I cannot fault this restaurant The…read morestaff were very friendly, the restaurant was decorated exquisitely and the food was fantastic. I absolutely loved the decor, this is a very elegant and sophisticated restaurant. The Thai themed artwork that lines, the walls, the pictures, lovely tables, right down to the little candle houses was superb. I also loved the freshly cut flowers and house plants, the atmosphere is so relaxed and warm. And the level of detail put into the decor is also extended to the food. We had a set menu, fishcakes, prawns and crispy parcels, spicy soup, pad thai with chicken and prawns, green chicken curry, crispy duck every dish was tasty, fresh and was accompanied by wholesome vegetables and chunky prawns and meat. Everything was presented beautifully and the cutlery, plates, glasses and table ware were well designed, however my particular highlight was lovely elephant tea pot that came with the tea we ordered. It was adorable. I just wish that this resturant was based closer as I would love to make this place my local especially considering how reasonably priced this place is! Five star!

Nicely decorated and excellent service. I have been here a few times and its good value for money.read more

I love Thai food. We have some excellent Thai restaurants where I live, but none can compare to…read morethis gem of a restaurant we found in the UK. The food all tasted so very fresh. It was clear the flavors came from the ingredients and not from any pre-prepared sauces. If this restaurant was in my home town, I would be a frequent guest. But alas, I will have to rely on my memory.

Really top quality thai food. The levels of spices and flavours are perfect. Service is always…read morefriendly and relaxed. I should go more often than i do.

Great little place. Friendly personal service and food is top notch.read more

This is a great little restaurant near the train station in Shrewsbury…read more The menu has loads of variety, including lots of options for vegetarians. I went with 10 people last week on a work night out, and everyone really enjoyed their meals. The food is freshly cooked with lots of healthy ingredients and the presentation is lovely. Prices are approx £3-4 for a starter and approx £7-8 for a main meal, the portions are generous, but if you can fit in a dessert I recommend the Thai pancakes ;-)

Ensuring we grabbed a decent meal before the night ahead we chose here. The majority of reviews…read morewere nothing but glowing. On arrival it was manic but agreed to wait for 15 min on the side for a table. Overseeing the bar I caught glimpses of waterdowned cocktails being prepped and sent out cementing my decision not to try one. After 15min we were led down a busy stretch of faux tucs tucs and a seated against a a wall crowded with loot stuck to the wall. The menu had plenty to offer from dim sum, Thai fishcakes lots of variants of sea bass and all Thai dishes you could think of catering from meat eaters to vegans. I adore bubble tea so was madly curious to try a alcohol variant which was a boozy salted caramel. My other half ordered a havana rum. My partner received whisky rather than rum and mine was full of so much tapioca it spoiled it. For food my partner had the har kau prawn dumplings and pineapple rice with prawns. Myself pork sesame skewers along with prawn red curry. We both enjoyed the starters lovely texture and flavours besides the unhappy lettuce. Unfortunately the mains were weak. We had eaten pineapple rice in our weeks and Thailand and wanted to experience that same tastiness. It was just plain rice , under cooked veg and big prawns on the side.. not rice laced with pineapple etc.. my red Thai curry was more of a soup with basic flavour with also undercooked veg. I like to have some bite but not like this. The prawns were cooked nicely . Not once did anyone ask about our wellfare or food quality. Drone like they cleaned tables with lighting speed and took food orders churning the fast tables over. Overall very disappointed with despite the service charge they whacked on not very attentive and poor food quality.

Really looking forward to this authentic thai street food experience, passed by the day before…read moreafter we had already eaten and on our way back to our hotel, seeing all the steaming dishes from the window, decided for our last night in Nottingham, we needed to come here. It was also located right round the corner to our hotel! On walking in, feels like you are entering into a little bit of Thailand. The welcome was friendly, with cute little Thai children, playing near the front, waving and smiling at you! We were seated at a table near the front of the restaurant but at the back, they had seating in tuk tuks, which seems to be for larger parties, or for four diners. I also noticed a railway track going through the restaurant. The restaurant filled up pretty quickly after we arrived after 6pm. Service seems to be hit and miss though. Took some time before our orders were taken, then when our food arrived it was lukewarm, not, as I noticed, steaming hot, like other diners were. It is probable that our dishes were prepared, but they had forgotten to bring it to our table, as our drinks took some time to arrive after reminding them twice, as they had not even arrived after the food arrived. The starter of Spicy Payaya Salad came at the same time as the mains. This was actually very spicy despite being told it was mild. I only like a hint of spice so was too much for me, but my partner like extra spicy, so great for him. Quality wise, I would not say the food was the best I had, it was quite average, and since my Prawn Pad See Aew was cold after a few mouthfuls, it felt like eating a cold soggy mess, their was no crunch in the vegetables and the noodles were more like short pieces of pasta, and not much prawns to speak of. My partner's Pad Gra Tium Prik Thai with marinated beef, was ok too, nothing to shout about either, again this was also cold after a few mouthfuls, as I watch other diners' enjoying their food, with constant steam swirling from it. Since there were no waiters in sight for quite a long length of time, we decided to eat it anyway. If food is supposed to be served cold, like salad, then you would expect it to be cold but not if food should be served hot, so this is disappointing. For dessert, we ordered the Khow Niew Ma Muang, sweet sticky rice and mango, topped with tapioca red bean paste, and sprinkled with seasame. Now, this was a delight, the sticky rice was so unexpectedly hot, it burnt the tongue! The mangoes was the right kind of ripe. Lovely. Also, what they did well is the coconut water. This is really the real thing, with bits of coconut and so satisfying and refreshing, that we ordered it twice! We were just unlucky with the service of our mains, did not come hot and fresh, or quickly, but would try them again on our next visit to Nottingham.

The Nipa Thai restaurant is part of the Barton Marina Complex and is quite a large spacious…read morerestaurant with high ceilings and magnificent decoration throughout; it even has a small waterfall running through the centre, which makes for a magnificent backdrop to an evening's dining. The restaurant could probably seat at least 70 people comfortably. They have a fixed price buffet lunch menu, and a sizeable menu in the evening, including set meals and a myriad of other dishes. There were 15 of us with varying tastes, so everybody chose independently, either with individual dishes or to go with the set meals - A,B,C or D or varying price, the cheapest being around £20 a head. They roughly went up a £5 per person as you ascended the alphabet, the latter two being for a minimum of 4 people. I however, shared Set Meal V with a colleague, the vegetarian set menu (£20.50 per person); I am no vegetarian by any means, but its always a good test of a restaurants credentials to see if their vegetarian food matches up to the rest of the menu. Lets just say I was most impressed! After perusing the menu and the waiter taking copious notes of our order, the starters arrived very promptly and thanks to some most impressive note making, everybody not only got the correct dish, they was also given directly to them, very impressive. Our mixed starter was a real triumph, won-tons, battered vegetables, vegetarian fritters was some of the highlights, all accompanied with a rather spicy fresh salad, resplendent with chilli seeds. A great start; other starters included spicy broths, chicken satay and a plentiful basket of won-tons in a potato bird's nest. All dishes on the menu had a guide to spiciness, one, two or three chillis, whilst most dishes had none. Some of our party were brave enough to try the three chillis, quite warm apparently! Our main courses, of which there were four as part of our very impressive set meal, were mixed vegetables in an oyster sauce (a good accompaniment to the other dishes), mushroom, cashews and vegetables in black bean type sauce, tofu in a the most wonderful sweet and sour sauce and spicy Thai green curry packed with crunchy vegetables. All fantastic dishes, but the tofu was a real highlight, the accompany sauce was wonderfully flavoursome. All washed down with a couple of bottles of Singha. What a great restaurant: attentive service, a relaxed atmosphere, good company and some of the best Thai food I've had for a long time.

By far the best restaurant in market harborough if you haven't tried it go now. Everything cooked…read morefresh, as my partner is fussy he wanted something not on the menu and they made it without a fuss and he loved it, the staff very good indeed not over the top just right. Drinks prices amazing food you can't explain. This place is under rated I'd go every night if I could .

All Siam is a fantastic restaurant! This is our local place for when we fancy some amazing food…read more Highly recommend to anyone who wishes to have a nice meal out. The staff are lovely, the food is beautiful - they have an extensive menu and are happy to switch things up if you wish to alter a dish for whatever reason. Couldn't recommend this place enough! :D

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