Yay! Thai Street was so delicious!! After their recent reopening I wasn't sure what to expect but…read moreit was delicious quintessential take away Thai that I had hoped for. They nailed all the classics- Pad Thai, Tom Kha, and Red Curry. Great flavors and portions. Cannot wait to try more from the menu. So happy to have a Thai restaurant in SW.

Food took a full hour to arrive. We went for the set menu for two. Large portion sizes all round,…read moreincluding the huge spring rolls. The chicken in cashew was a bit bland and the sweet and sour pork was quite sweet. Overall good, but there are other cheaper and better tasting options around. (Takeaway - 09/07/2015)

Updated in 2015: The absolute worst place to go on Valentines day. The food isn't worth the £90 per…read morehead and the service is poor. Since writing my initial review (5*s) I've been here at least 5 more times and the service is fine at best. The last time I went we asked our waiter how to pronounce something on the menu and he just stood there tapping his pen on his order pad for at least a minute looking at the menu and shrugged. He also left the restaurant to take a call halfway through packing our leftovers.. ---------------- Food isn't cheap but it's definitely worth the money! The menu has a wide variety of food and when I got there I wanted to eat everything on the menu! The chicken, lamb, duck, and beef are all halal. Plus seafood and the possibilities were so great that we spent a good 15 minutes trying to narrow down what to order. Loved both starters we got - lettuce wraps and paper prawns. Lettuce wraps were especially yum and quite filling. The mains are also very filling and larger than expected. Wasn't a huge fan of the steamed hotpot so when I go back (cause I definitely will) I'll probably order something else.

Great food, service has deteriorated and prices have increased…read more It wasn't a cheap place to go to when it opened, now you need a small business loan if your feeding a family I used to pay £50 for 2 10 years ago, it's close to £80 now for the same meal and drinks Only gets 3 stars, but purely because of the prices Food is always quality however

Its a bit in the middle of no where, like no restaurants or anything around it. If you know the…read morearea its surrounded by sweet shops and a chinese + chippy. But its overpriced and takes a long time for anything to be served. on top of that my friend got food poisoning in the place! so be careful of the chicken dishes! I wouldn't personally recommend it, there isnt good parking around the area! But if you are really local it could be an option for you

Unlike all my previous visits there, This time I was utterly disappointed. All the curries were…read morefull of half cooked aubergines, with hardly any meat.. nothing worse than biting into a piece of uncooked beg I tell you. What was worse is that for the last week ever since we ate there, me and my son have continued to have rumbling tummies and loose motions. Something is so not right at Thai Royale.

The Napier arms is a nice looking pub, with a nicely set out bar. Sometimes it does feel a bit…read morecramped but the seating is quite comfortable. The Beer Grarden is OK but that isn't really why you would come here. Out the back there is also fresh Seafood being served which is nice, even though I personaly am not a fan, but then they also have a Thai Chaiyo Resturaunt upstairs which serves some really good food Thai food. You can eat it downstairs and you get a good amount of food for the money you pay. The price of drinks is quite cheap compared to some places and the music is good on most nights. Sometimes they even have a professional singer and they show some Major sporting events. Overall a nice pub with lively atmosphere.

This is a local Walthamstow legend, but is it worth making the trip from elsewhere in East London?…read moreI would say yes. I would recommend this restaurant to those who love Thai and Chinese food. It was extremely busy when we went, but it was definitely worth the wait.

The staff here are so kind and friendly that really hope this place does well, but something tells…read moreme they're catering for a market that's maybe a little too exclusive. It's a halal restaurant owned and staffed by Muslims, so neither pork dishes or alcohol are available. It's not that big a deal the food's good but non-meat options are extremely limited too, with just four dishes in the menu's vegetarian list. Although almost any SE Asian dish can be prepared with vegetables and/or a meat substitute by their very accommodating chef, this wasn't clear from the menu. Tofu 'wasn't delivered today' so their one Tofu-based dish wasn't available, so the chef made me an off-menu Thai Red curry with vegetables, which was very good, but not spectacular and at £9.50 (inc rice) seemed expensive, for its location the small stretch of nowhere on Hoe St between the Baker's Arms and Walthamstow, opposite a Tesco garage. Interestingly, a selection of lobster dishes were listed, and I wondered how many customers would shell out £44 to eat crustacea in the E17 hinterland. Decor is interesting but seating is uncomfortable walls artexed in a sand colour to evoke a desert setting, wooden chairs and tables, with benches/booths at the back where it's not quite possible to sit up to the tables because they're solid. Walthamstow has become extremely cosmopolitan, so there's something very apt about a restaurant that's owned by a Burmese guy, staffed by young men from Pakistan, and that serves food from Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and Burma. I was psyched to discover it as only the two other places I know of Chequers pub in the High St. and a greasy spoon near the bottom of Queens Rd on Markhouse Rd serve Thai food, and not all the time. I rarely drink and I don't eat meat, so at first Thainese seemed like an ideal choice, but its lack of vegetarian choices, uncomfortable seating and high prices for the area wouldn't have me rushing back for dinner. Pad Thai is missing from the menu a plate of this for £6.50 probably would.

In a neighborhood full of kebab and fried chicken shops, Ploythai stands out as a really good,…read morehonest bit of regional cuisine. Never mind the cheesy, stereotypical interior (which I actually find charming--including the relatively new fish tank in the front window!), the food and service are just fantastic. At the front of the restaurant is always an older Thai woman who is seriously sweet and welcoming, which is a good sign. She and whoever is serving are great. Personally, I've had many different things on the menu and have never been disappointed. Even my partner who is quite picky about spicey foods loves this place. Try the Som Tum (green papaya salad)--they make it just like my friends from Laos/Thailand make it. The house red is fine if you're not too picky. Any time of year, any day of the week, this is a sure bet for decent Thai food in Walthamstowe.

Pretty decent Thai. Only dedicated Thai takeaway in the area. Food was incredibly tasty and just…read morehad the right amount of kick to the spicy dishes. Ingredients seemed fresh and of a good quality. Prices my seem a bit steep when it adds up. It would be nice to see free delivery to our area if you ordered over a certain amount. It arrived quick and hot, only 35-40 minute wait. (Takeaway - 10/03/2015)

I would never order from them again. after 1 hour received the wrong order then when I rang to say…read morethey had sent the wrong order the lady said, I will send your rice this time but not again. They then came and took the whole order without apology then sent the wrong food a second time. When we sent the driver back after 30 minutes another driver came back with our money and said they had sent the wrong order. I have never in all my years of ordering take away food received the wrong orders no apology and then on top of that after 2 and half hours still no food but my money handed back to me. If this is how they treat customers i would tell everyone to stay away from this restaurant