The place is a little gem. Small but definitely not cramped. Decoration is simple and comfortable…read more We popped in late and the place was kind of empty, their staff were all friendly and helpful. I've ordered the coconut creamy soup and it tasted clean and fresh. The satay chicken skewers were so tender too! All in all, fast and friendly service!

The food here is fantastic!!! I love Thai food so I know a good Thai restaurant when I see one!…read moreThis one is on the top of my list. I had coconut rice Thai red curry and prawn grilled skewers. I think I paid £12 for everything and to be honest with you I would have paid more. The staff are pretty friendly and the food comes in good time and it is very fresh. I mean Thai food is fresh anyway, much fresher than indian food but this is what you call fresh. I will be going back there when I am in Temple Fortune, or I might just order over the phone or online.They always bring the food within 30 minutes, fresh and hot to your door!

There's a little story in South End Green that tells the tale of office workers over the years…read moregetting through their day with Thai food... looking forward to noodles and spice to kick up the routine of the daily grind. These office workers went religiously to a place that suddenly stopped serving them Thai... the office workers cried out and felt lost in a world of burgers giving them no real options. They began to lose hope that the staple of Thai food would never return until the Little Thai put up their sign and opened their doors. I went with a pad kee mau, fellow yelper Vickie tried out the pad thai... it's just what we've bee missing. For those of you who are familiar with the area, it's the building that used to house the French restaurant (which I'll actually miss, they were really nice) but it's a lovely space, nice and bright and modern. We had a chance to chat with the new owner and it seems he's got a bit of experience with restaurants in the past so we're looking forward to having them as a permanent fixture in our little neighborhood. Staff were friendly and the food is excellent (and good value). Lunch from 12-3, they deliver during dinner hours... The Little Thai does not disappoint! I'm so happy the area has Thai again! Honestly, ask anyone who has to come to NW3 on a daily basis, they'll moan about those dark Thai-less days as well.

The Little Thai is a cute, small restaurant with large artwork at the back and tables that is…read moresituated opposite the bar. A visit to the toilet reveals an upstairs seating area, again a very desirable setting for a romantic evening. The staff are brilliant in allowing you privacy as well as excellent service. Did not feel as if we were left waving down someone to order some food and wine. The menu is not overly packed with all the Thai dishes possible, but instead the recognized classics - this is reads good in terms of a restaurant's capability in delivering good, consistent quality in dishes all around. Don't worry though, I was going to put this to test! Firstly ordered the prawns Tom yum soup - prawns. Portions are not generous, so flavour was the name of the game here. Not impressed by the flavour, but I have been spoiled by the likes of Addie's Thai in SW5. The Tom Yum lacked the balance in sweet and sour flavours. You can ask for different strengths of spiciness - go for the top strength. After all, it is a Tom Yum soup, and you wanna kick that cold/cough! Ordered the beef massaman with Thai fragrant rice for main. One of the best massaman's I have had in London, in terms of the sauce ...and I was left wanting more even though I was full - result!! A little pet hate of mine is finding the potatoes slightly undercooked - for my liking! But my guest had no issue with them. It is a matter of preference I think! Not quite satisfied had the sticky toffee pudding, which came with a scoop of vanilla ice cream - a standard dessert with a sickly sweet finish. Verdict? - Classic Thai dishes, the massaman was oh so delicious, but maybe opt for a different starter than the Tom Yum soup - Will be back to try some more of the menu! Oh yeah, good house white and red wines!

I can't believe that no one review this place!! The food is amazing and the service is awesome…read more I'm Thai and I feel like the food pretty authentic. I order pad Thai shrimp and pad ped seafood. The chef is very nice and sweet, she even came out and ask how everything. I definitely recommend this place to my friend and I'll go back for next time visiting U.K. For sure!!!

I love this place. We go there every couple of weeks to enjoy authentic Thai cuisine. Welcoming…read moreatmosphere and the personal are always very friendly. They do Set menu for 2, but it includes so many dishes that you could easily feed 4!) Small, cute, tasty place if you're craving some green curry and tom yum ;)

A small but popular Thai restaurant very close to Hampstead tube. In keeping with the area, the…read morerestaurant is well furnished, and quite upmarket, and the small space creates a cosy feel. Staff are friendly and attentive, and I have found the food to always be well prepared, and tasty (most important!). The menu contains all the usual favourites, and the prices are good especially considering where you are.

We ordered Tip-Top Thai as takeaway, so I didn't quite experience the restaurant atmosphere…read more However, when we ordered the takeaway, I must say it was the most difficult process ever. The woman on the phone could not understand anything we were saying, even though we repeated ourselves over and over. I think we spelled our address for the lady about 6 times altogether. Bit of a nightmare, really. However, the food here was fantastic! It was delivered really quickly too! And prices are very reasonable. I ordered the Tom Yum soup with mixed seafood, which was so delicious and extra spicy. My man ordered the red prawn curry, which was also very hot, spicy, and oh so good. There are tons of other options on the menu that looked amazing as well. I'll be sure to check them all out, as this is our local Thai joint. I will be sure to check out the restaurant next time I have a good ol Thai craving.

Well........a friend kindly treated me to a takeaway from here so no check-in but......the meal was…read morea treat. We had a Chicken dish consisting of a delicious creamy sauce, peanuts, and potatoes (which I thought wouldn't work in a Dish like this - but did), duck pancakes again really good, rice and prawn crackers which were a bit of a change from the usual crap from most Chinese take always. All in all a great meal, one of the best takeaways I've had. Top marks...

This Thai restaurant is yum. Just what I need to banish my hunger after a hard days moving house…read more it also banished my headache caused by my hard labour and lack of food. Perhaps I am not the most impartial of reviewers as a result but still yu-uh-um. I wish the menu was a bit easier to read. With 5 double sided A4s clipped together on a board, I found it a bit too cumbersome and fiddly to leaf through. But that really was my only complaint. The staff were friendly, the portions generous and the food was very good, and had a good amount of kick to it (*insert topical football reference here*) .

Very nice restaurant and charming staff. We had the pad Thai with chicken and prawn, salmon…read morepanang, pad se ue and lamb massaman curry dish. All were freshly cooked and very tasty. I would highly recommend Thai River Cafe.

Although it looks small and unassuming on the outside, this is an amazing restaurant. I have been…read morenumerous times and try to order a new dish each time. I have not been disappointed with any the flavours or freshness of each dish. Using a pad thai as a measure of a Thai restaurant's quality, I can say that this is easily the best pad thai I have found in London. The servers are amazingly friendly and attentive. It's BYO, but if you forget to bring a bottle, there is a shop 2 mins walk away. Great food, great service, great restaurant!

I've had alot of good Thai food in London, but this was memorable…read more I tried every single dish from the small plates menu, and none of them disappointed. Such authentic flavours, but with a unique or interesting twist. Be aware that if you can't take spice, some dishesdo come quite spicy by default... So let your server know when ordering. Ambiance wise, this is quite casual. Almost canteen style vibes, with the hard wood tables, that are rather small too (those for two). Prices are casual too. Without alcohol, we had a very full meal for two for £70 including service charge.

From the owner: Farang -- Modern Thai street food from Seb Holmes, Dan Turner and the team, showcasing the very…read morebest fresh Thai and British produce.

The foods was ok. Soups was overly salted. 3 stars for the service and seating time. Portion are…read moreindividually made enough for 1 person. Highly recommend everyone to order their own entree.

Incredible place about 10 minute walk from Kilburn tube station. Dishes with basil ingredients are…read morethe specialty here, and are packed with flavors! This place is what the term "cheap and cheery" was named after! Almost all of the dishes are around 5.50-6 pounds! Crazy! Favs/must haves (anything basil is great!) and is extremely flavorful, packed with such great Thai spices: - spicy beef with chili, vegetables and basil over rice - spicy rice noodle dish w basil. They use the flat rice noodle here. For those Asians who are used to a soggier, softer version; you won't find that here. They cook their noodles "al dente". It actually tastes very good if you are not used to that. Just think of die hard ramen fans who eat theirs al dente and the same for the die hard pasta lovers. Soggy is for those who are not savvy eaters. - Tom yum soup w shrimp - spring rolls (light brown, not over fried) I know a handful of people who live around here and swear by this place. When I took the first bite of my spicy beef chili vegetables w basil; it almost blew my mind out of the flavors. It could be because I was so hungry. Who knows. What I do know is this place is worth for me to trek out here for a couple of meals when I'm out in London!

I had a business meet up here at the recommendation of the person I was meeting. It was a good…read morechoice because it is a Thai cuisine and I love Thai food. I tried the house ale, the Pineapple Ale, which I enjoyed. For my meal, I had the Thai Dim Sum (fried prawns and pork) and the Pad Ka Prow (Prawns with garlic, chillies, onions, mixed vegetables and Thai basil). The food was good with a good amount of spiciness without being overwhelming. I liked the abundance of natural light that illuminated the establishment.

I loved this place! It was recommended by a local...such a quirky and unique establishment. It's an…read moreold house turned into a pub...love the concept! Where else can you get Thai food and local craft beer at a pub in the UK or anywhere else!? The decor is just shabby chic with a pub twist. As you walk in, you'll see the bar right away and that's where you order and pay for your food & drinks. Each room has an unique seating area with furniture that you may find at grandmas...haha! There are two levels and a garden area where you can dine with beautiful foliage, plus a covered patio area with glass surround. They have board games too! Good selection of craft beer on tap and wine, and the Thai is pretty good too (4 stars)...except the portions a little smaller then what I'm use to in the US, but for a pad se ew and a half pint it was just under £10!! Lots of locals here of all age range, great ambience, tasty Thai food, and great craft beer :) What else can one ask for!? I will definitely come back if I'm ever in the area. Cheers!!!