Suchard

Had dinner here on a Thursday, we ordered the duck spring roll, Thai green curry and Weeping tiger for two of us. The wait was quite long (~40min) but the food was well worth it. Weeping tiger was considerably the best unassuming steak (can do without the rice as it's not a "saucy" dish), Thai green curry was really spicy too which gives a good kick. Love them!

At lunch time you'll be lucky to get in here before 1pm. The food is delicious, the sauce is actually thick and finger licking good. When you order prawns you actually get some! The service is friendly but they give you space and the food is well priced for the quality. The Decor could do with and update and the table are packed in. But once your eating you just don't care. Eat here for excellent Thai food that won't leave you hungry

As crazy as it might seem, I felt I was time traveling and found myself BACK in Thailand 🇹🇭 😂 INCREDIBLE! Myself and partner were saying how this time last year we where traveling the whole of Thailand, so we decided to come in here for a birthday treat and it was the best decision we made. Food was delicious, authentic and tasted amazing. We’ve been to lots of Thai restaurants and nothing has came close to proper food we’ve tried abroad until we came here! For a small restaurant it’s crazy busy. Lots of people coming in and out, the service was quick, fast, and though the waitresses didn’t have the best of English I felt they tried their best. Got a 3 course here and would highly recommend. Everything was amazing 👌🏼 next time I’m in London I would not hesitate coming back here! 🌟 🌟 🌟

Easily the best Thai meal I can remember. The restaurant is inexpensive and unassuming and is a long way from looking like a high-class "authetic" Thai restaurant (no red & gold temple fixtures and fittings here). In fact it looks almost like a little cafe from the outside. Do not let that put you off. I was advised to go here when asking friends from the area about the best restaurants near London Bridge station (friends who are happy to spend on expensive places if they deserve it) and the majority of them recommended this place in seconds. It is cheap (or at least inexpensive), provides generous portions and the taste of the food is exceptional. I went in a group of three for a quick dinner (in and out of the door in under an hour) and we were all delighted. On a friend's recommendation, we shared the crispy duck, which is amongst the best I've ever had (and for less than 6 quid per person). For mains I went for a tamarind chicken, because I wanted to see what it was like. It is possibly the best chicken dish I can remember eating and, at nearly half a chicken, was huge too. I meant to take more photos but kept forgetting and diving in to eat (hence the only picture being a partially-eaten crispy duck platter). You'll just have to take my word for it, but I really recommend that you do.