http://www.london-eating.co.uk/23035.htm Soho Thai Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating I and my friends have been there so many times because I prefer a nice and quick meal before go to theatres. The atmosphere is great and I do not really mind about the services as the price is cheap and reasonable itself. Also, all the staffs are so kind and friendly but do not expect them on weekend night as it will be crazy busy. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm a forever busy restaurant but never let me down even it' sodifficult to get a table. everything seem to be so fast. as if a quickly in and out . staff look friendly but will recommened to book or try on monday night and you will have more time to enjoy your meal. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm The three of us went to Soho Thai, we ordered just mains & drinks (we weren't hungry enough for starters - although they did try to push the starters a bit). After what appeared to be an enjoyable meal, we were given the bill. At the bottom of the bill it had the handwritten word gratuity with an additional 12.5% added to the bill as it if ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm Having dined there three times recently, I would say the mains are of high standard, the starters are not so good e.g. avoid the tasteless spring rolls. The service can be rude, last time we got asked to vacate our table. So be prepared to hold back your tips if they continue to treat customers like this. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm I have been a returning customer to Soho Thai since 2000 (In fact I'm going again tomorrow). It is excellent value for money and the food is really good and as authentic as it can get considering that to be fully authentic ingredients would need to be flown in on a daily basis which I don't think one can expect and certainly not for the low ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm I ate here at the beginning of the week, having been lured in by the excellent reviews. Well, having now eaten here, methinks I smell a rat. The room is adequate, but the trip downstairs to the toilet a bit disconcerting: cigarettes all over the stairs, crammed gents and ladies toilets right on top of the kitchen. None of which would matter if ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm My friends and I ate here on 1/3/07. Having all eaten Thai in Australia (where almost every second restaurant is Thai) we weren't really expecting it to be anywhere near as authentic. But it was fantastic and I'd even say better than any Thai meal I've ever had. We made three fabulous choices - the duck curry, pad Thai with prawns and the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm Tucked away just off Wardour St, this Thai restaurant is good little find. We arrived at around 8:30 and the place was packed, but we only had to wait a few minutes before the two of us were seated. However, it looks like booking might be a good idea if you have a larger group. The menu offered a simple selection of standard thai dishes with ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm The food at Soho Thai was gorgeous! I could have quite easily ordered another portion of Drunken Duck...and the Mussaman lamb curry was also lovely. This is one of the best thai restaurants I have been to. The service was quick and polite (apart from the very end where the waitress counted the money in front of us) and the atmosphere was ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm The restaurant started well, nice decor, great aroma. The staff were friendly and helpful however after ordering just 2 mains and rice we had to wait 45 minutes before our food turned up. Not impressed to say the least. I was astonished when our "tofu pad thai" turned up without any noodles. Upon enquiring I was told "no, pad ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/2051.htm