One of only 15 UK restaurants recognised by the Thai government for its quality and cuisine, Nipa wears its heritage proudly on its sleeve. The teak-panelled interior is inspired by its sister restaurant in Bangkok, with a profusion of orchids that feel strangely at home in their first floor setting in the Lancaster …
This historical gem is the latest branch of Thai Square situated on the Strand, opposite the famous law courts. Formally trading as the famous Wig and Pen Club, this building is reputed to be the only one on the Strand to have survived the great Fire of London. Built in 1625, number 230 …
The lively atmosphere of Mango Tree belies the subtleties of its Thai cuisine, which honours the four main culinary regions of the country in mouthwatering style. Situated in exclusive Belgravia, the award-winning restaurant serves up traditional dishes to a mixed crowd who can opt for a fixed price banquet or taste menus if …
The perfect place to meet for a pre or post theatre meal, Thai Square’s location in the heart of London on The Strand, close to Covent Garden and Charing Cross Station, makes it ideal for theatre-goers and Thai food lovers alike.
