Yupa's - ummm, all good here. The lady that used to work in a pub / thai combo very close by,…read morestarted this place up and it has been a hit ever since. Not at the "trendy" end of Chiswick which is nice as you don't get all the nonsense that goes with it. Good quality food served at a good price with a nice vibe and friendly atmosphere. Can be a bit quiet at times but that isn't too much of a problem for me as I wouldn't be staying here and making a night of it, more popping in to re-fuel or to stock up before a night out. Typical thai and nothing amazingly special to this place, table and chairs outside in the summer and overall good quality food and value for money prices.

Really good Thai food that has the real taste that you only get with fresh ingredients. In many…read morethai restaurants the food tastes like bits of ithe ingredients come from a packet, or much of it was made much earlier or the day before, but this tastes fresh. Their staff give really friendly personal service and the price is very good for the quality that they offer. A definite thumbs up and I hope to return soon.

I didn't realize that it was a Thai restaurant in the back of the pub, completely separate from the…read morepub, until we got inside and walked around. I was hoping for more of a Thai food menu in the pub space. Don't get me wrong, the Thai restaurant is lovely, with dark calming walls and cozy atmosphere, delicious smells, and friendly service. Thai doesn't translate into American English and English English in quite the same way, so it did take a thorough reading of the menu to find some of the Thai dishes that I enjoy. In the end, I opted for the duck in red curry sauce, as duck is much more common in the UK than in the US. It was quite tasty - nice cook on the meat, great flavor of the sauce. I would've enjoyed more vegetables, but that's my own fault. Servers were quite friendly, even if it did take a while to get the check. They easily split the amount at our request.

The bartender here was fabulous. He was kind, made small talk with me that I could tell he was…read moregenerally interested and happy with. The patrons were nice and friendly again another rare for the British. Overall I could tell it was a neighborhood place given the bartender knew half their names when they walked in. It was comfortable for a more informal laidback atmosphere. Definitely recommend for their brew selection with a sour of their own creation .

amazing food, super friendly staff, awesome atmosphere. The owner was delightful to talk to.read more

So I happen to stop at Westfield to go to Sephora. Stopped here to grab a bite. The Food was good,…read moreway better than I expected based on there being only 1 person eating at the restaurant. My order - Green chicken curry, I added beef. 7/10 It was good green curry, nothing special veggies were a bit overcooked but overall good. -Drunken noodles with shrimp & Beef 8/10. This was very good, only issue it wasn't drunken, a bit dry, not saucy at all. Others I've gad elsewhere have been saucy. - side of egg fried rice 6-10. A bit bland - Jasmine tea 3/10. Tea pot was dirty, tea wasn't great. Service was 10/10. Gave four stars mainly off the service. Would return.

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 been to London last month to visited my friend over there ,and I love Thai food, so my friends…read moretook me to the restaurant name" Pan thong Siam restaurant. ( use to be Ma-nee Thai restaurant) so I've order green curry dish so good, I can smell all the fresh ingredient. I like this restaurant another reason is they're very friendly. If I've to go travel in London again, I would love to visit there again and again.

We tried this restaurant because the pub stopped selling food early on Sunday, We live next door to…read morethe pub and a few doors away from the Thai restaurant . Why have we not been before ?????? We are late bloomers, we have only lived at this address for 12 months. To be honest it just didnt appeal after having thai somewhere else and just prefering to eat other foods after that experience. It is very laid back and very traditional and tastes just what it should taste like with friendly service. We had salt and pepper prawns and wan tons for starters then a seafood medly dish and a chili beef dish with rice and the couple of glasses of wine all for 28 pounds. They have a huge menu and good prices and the food was delicious. you can bring your own wine and pay for corkage. We will probably eat here weekly now to make up for lost time.

The taste is delicious, the dishes are diverse and rich, and the service attitude is also…read morefirst-class. You can try it when you travel.

"This little spot is like a shimmering oasis in a residential desert."…read more Great prices, authentic dishes, and BYOB! A delicious meal in a a cozy casual atmosphere. It's one of the few places in the area that isn't "carry out only" and the food is really fresh. I especially enjoyed the soups. We ordered Thom Kha Kai, and a glassy noodle soup, to start. Both soups were totally "mmmmm"-worthy. When my fiancee requested a beer,the snarky waiter directed him to the quickie mart next door. He was completely condescending about the whole thing when we asked "So, can we bring the beers in here?" His response "Why would i tell you about it if you couldn't?!" - I was starving and didn't want to risk having a bad food experience so I decided to pretend I was in an episode of Seinfeld and just ignore it. It was the right decision, because when our entrées arrived, they were quick, fresh, and delicious. I ordered the pad see ew, and my fiancée had the red curry. Both totally satisfying. I think I would order something else next time, but it was good. Overall I would recommend this place to anyone in the neighborhood, but don't make a special trip for it. It would be perfect for a casual dinner meet up with a few friends. And the idea of bringing your own bottle of wine, is actually quite a positive in my opinion.

Great tasting food and best service we've had in town. We moved into the area last week and have…read morealready been here twice. I'm sure we'll be back here many more times in the future.

I've found my new go-to Thai! Sure, it's a bus/tube or car ride from my home but its worth it…read more Somtam is a small Thai restaurant in the middle of Askew Road, an area which seems to have become a tad gentrified. Next door, the Ginger Pig was holding an urban butchery course-very chic! But, back to Somtag. As I say, it's quite small and on weekends I would definitely book. The decor is solidly Thai but in an understated way. We were greeted by the owner who was politeness itself-he told us a little of how he came to own the place. We ordered drinks and tap water was brought for us and then constantly re-filled-very good touch. Service was generally excellent. We had: Thai fish cakes soft shelled crab (both to start) Massaman lamb curry green curry Pad Thai Both starters were really good. I love Thai fishcakes, though they can get on the greasy side. These were freshly made and non-greasy with clean flavours. The soft shelled crab was very reasonably priced at about £6 but we got 2-3 huge pieces. Not the best crab I've had but for the money they were absolutely fine. I was concerned ordering the lamb curry-I have a "thing" about lamb as it can be chewy/fatty. I needn't have worried-the lamb was slow cooked, lean and wonderfully tender. The sauce was rich and deep-a revelation. The green curry was less fireworks but very nice indeed with all the attendant flavours you would expect in a good Thai curry. Pad Thai-tick yet again-huge king prawns were buried deep in the noodles. We had no desert as we could hardly walk after this. If you live in the area or even if you don't give this friendly, very competent restaurant a bash. We will certainly return.

I am happy that I got to eat Thai food while in London. Although the dish I wanted was on the…read moremenu...they didn't have Thai Crab Fried Rice...so I ordered a prawn fried rice, spicy with morning glory. And it was flavorful...and filling. It was a perfect portion size. I ordered prawn pad thai and green curry chicken w/coconut rice as a take away...and for lunch today! Nice to know there are good choices for Thai here. It was very crowded in this restaurant as time went on....good sign. On my list of places to revisit....

Small (possibly family run) authentic Thai eatery with quite an extensive menu and lot of delicious…read moredishes (small portions, great for sharing and getting a large variety without going bankrupt). See my photos. Love their whole fish!

Good Thai food in a clean and tidy but small restaurant which thankfully improved after taking out…read morethe bench seating arrangement that made it feel like you were at school. Replaced by a normal table and chairs, it works much better which means you can have a bit of privacy if you so wish. For me it is a place to dip in, get fed and go on somewhere else, a bit like the wagamama experience and I couldn't see you making a night of it in there. Overall cheapish, good service, food on time, lively atmosphere and the food is good. If you want to spend a bit more time enjoying a meal and taking your time or for a romantic interlude then my advice would be to find somewhere else.

I have mixed feelings about this restaurant. We have been there twice for dinner with our two kids…read more My wife and kids liked the place but I found it to be average. I am a big fan of Thai food and I thought the green chicken curry was just so-so. The Tom Kha soup was really good and the rest of the dishes were fine. There aren't many kids friendly options if your kids cannot deal with spicy food. That's a bummer. I can't say that it is my favorite Thai restaurant of all times but not the worst either. Service and food preparation is very slow (and that's an understatement). You will need to waive to get their attention and I simply don't get that. Overall, it is ok. Not fantastic but not bad.