The best restaurants serving Thai food in England

Thai food within the pub. We shared a platter for starters which was tasty and plentiful but not exactly what was detailed on the menu. The dips were lovely. My panang was tasty with extra chilli available. The pad Thai was quite sweet. The service was friendly and attentive. Drinks were available from the bar and paid for separately.

一個很好的驚喜！出色的新鮮優質食品，大量切割/部分的生魚片以及價格實惠的一切。把它們放在附近很棒！希望他們保持這樣。

Amazing experience last night. I am from Thailand, and this is the most authentic tasting food I have had in England. The service is also outstanding.

Tasty food and good service. Extensive menu and friendly staff.

We had a great time visiting here for the first time and would definitely to anyone and would come back again anytime soon. The food was authentic Thai food with the Thai hospitality

Becky was excellent, above and beyond so personable. Thank you

Sooooo tasty and welcoming! Can't wait for next time.

Food was ok, but í ordered noodles with King prawns and received 3 prawns.. They have a kids menu. It was all nothing better then ok-ish.. nothing Special and not bad.

great food , great service , lovely interior and lighting

We went to the restaurant spontaneously, the restaurant was quiet but bother us. The food was fabulous, so much that we took the rest home. The staff were very friendly and couldn't do enough for us. Would recommend and they do 20% off early bird deal between 5.30pm - 7.00pm in the week which is good.

Staff was incredibly friendly and service was great! Overall the food we had was lovely and the banana dessert was amazing. Prices were bit high but that’s expected for London.

Excellent food for good price and the service was great- we were served by Well and she was lovely - great evening! Xxxx

The food was outstanding, and the meal was full of flavour. Top quality :)

This was honestly the worst Thai place I’ve ever eaten at. We ordered satay tofu and vegetable tempura - the tofu was cold, dry and tasteless and there was a minimal amount of satay sauce and the vegetable tempura was deep fried vegetables in a thick batter. I then ordered a vegetable pad Thai the noodles were massively over cooked and tasted like a sweet gloop. Our meal for two starters, two mains and a small coke was over £55 and it was a massive waste of money. I would avoid this place and try find somewhere more authentic as it feels like a tourist trap. I will say the staff were all lovely, welcoming and accommodating.

This was my 3rd visit to Chaophraya leeds but our first two were over 5 years ago. It seems to have changed quite a bit. I was celebrating my birthday and had brought a cake with me which I had to ask a passing waiter to take when we were sat down at our table as nobody had thought to take it before then. Chaophraya used to do a birthday song/march which they must not do anymore but I didn’t get happy birthday sang either. The server just put the cake on the table, said happy birthday and walked away. There were two candles and sparklers but the candles had blown out while he was walking over so I had nothing to blow out. My family sang happy birthday after he had walked away while we waited for the sparkler to go out. I was also under the impression that people celebrating birthdays are given a free dessert but I wasn’t offered one. The food was nice but the lamb massaman curry wasn’t as nice as it used to be. The rice used to come in a banana leaf which was a nice touch but doesn’t anymore. My son had noodles with beef from the childrens menu but the only piece of beef he tried he spat out. I tried a piece and it was very fatty and chewy. Overall, it was a mediocre experience and not worth the price tag. I definitely wouldn’t choose here for a special occasion again.