The Best Thai Restaurants in London

Tasty Thai food in the heart of Soho! Make sure to be on time and ask for a table at the kitchen counter and enjoy the ride.

Southern Thai dishes and many specials on the black board. Possibly the best Thai in Europe.Singburi is possibly the best Thai restaurant in Europe. Very legit flavours. Prepare to queue though! Southern Thai dishes and many specials on the black board. Located in Leytonstone in the North east of London.

Som Saa serves super tasty old-style regional Thai foodSom Saa serves super tasty old-style regional Thai food. The food is really tasty and spicy, the service was good and the place is looking nice. Som Saa restaurant and bar uses seasonal British produce and quality Asian ingredients to create flavour-packed regional dishes from across Thailand. The restaurant is run by head chef Andy Oliver having previously worked at Nahm in London (one of the restaurants owned by famous chef David Thompson) and then at the “Bo.Lan” in Bangkok for two years.

A little hidden gem in the Hammersmith area of London, there are lots of very good Thai places here but this new one has a secret Thai menu you can ask about for the real deal! Lovely outdoor garden space to eat too.

Quirky, friendly, unpretentious and delicious Thai food made with great produce.Love what they have created here - quirky, friendly, unpretentious and delicious Thai food using the same great suppliers we use at The Clove Club. Located in Shoreditch.

Tasty, authentic Southern Thai food in central London. Lukie Farrell’s flagship restaurant in JKS’ Arcade Foodhall serves up super tasty and probably one of the most authentic renditions of Southern Thai cooking in London. Think fiery, fragrant kua-gling, wok fried prawns with curry paste and sato beans, and sour and spicy seafood gang som (orange curry) that will make you sweat as though you’re sitting at a real road-side “Khao gaeng” shop in Phuket. Small-ish portions mean you can try lots of different dishes - the way it should be! - even just between two. Dont forget to order a jug of Cha-Yen (Thai milk tea) which is deliciously fragrant, refreshing and not so easy to find outside of Thailand.

Buzzy neighbourhood Thai from an ex Nahm chefThis busy spot in Peckham, South London is up there with any Thai restaurant in the city, in my opinion. Head chef Jane Alty used to work with David Thompson at Nahm in London, so it's hardly a surprise; they even source ingredients from fellow Nahm alumni Bo.lan in Bangkok. The menu explores the breadth of Thai regional cuisine and the cooking is consistently delicious. Deserves to be talked about much, much more.