http://www.london-eating.co.uk/24863.htm Ploythai Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating I am so lucky to have this wonderful and honest restaurant on my doorstep. Ploythai's food is probably one of the most authentic Thai cooking I could ask for outside Thailand. Their service is so wonderful and make it perfectly personal too. I really enjoyed chatting with all staff. I recommend to try Ploythai Khoa Pad (fried rice with seafood ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm I went to this restaurant a couple of nights ago for a family dinner and it was a lovely place to go and eat. They had a wide variety of both meat and vegetarian dishes and none of our food disappointed. The restaurant decor is fantastic, it really makes you forget you're in east London, but some lovely little restaurant abroad! All 5 of us ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm I went to this restaurant last night with 2 of my friends - 1 of whom is a regular. What I wicked experience - I am going back next week with my boyfriend. I'm not familiar with Thai food but will become so over the coming weeks - even though I live a few miles away. The food was great - I had the advantage of my friend Helen helping with ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm This is a great little Thai Restaurant. Service is friendly and food is superb. The location is not that great but who cares when you have food like this livening up your taste buds. I used to be a regular when I lived in Walthamstow so I've tried nearly everything on the menu and it has always been a delight. Now living in Stoke Newington I ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm Ploy Thai is a hidden gem of a restaurant. My boyfriend and I are regulars and are always impressed. Sue, the restauranteur, is a lovely welcoming woman who always makes us feel at home. She will do her best to make sure you get exactly what you are after. It is such a shame that more people don't know about this place, as it is stuck out in ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm Ploythai is a lovely restaurant, and I eat there regularly. Many times I have been there, it has been almost empty, so the staff have plenty of time to give you individual attention. Recently, I think it has become better known, and has been full on the last two occasions. The service is a bit slower, but still cheerful. The food, however, ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm The decor leaves a little to be desired - but remember, this IS Lea Bridge Road - but that's a minor complaint. Walthamstow needs far more restaurants like this, where you'll find consistently good food and friendly, efficient service. Great vegetarian options and the special house dessert (something to do with banana leaves and coconut)is ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm This is a wonderful little restaurant – the staff very welcoming and friendly, the service is quick and efficient, and the food amazing. The Thai Green Curry and Pad Thai noodles are the best I've had, and their seafood dishes are superb - really fresh and tasty. The décor is a little cheesy, but I quite like it for that – ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm Went here on a Saturday night in August having been told that the food was on par with that being served in the increasingly expensive Walthamstow Village. What a dissapointment, the place was half empty, bright and quite chilly. Of the two starters that turned up, only one resembled either of the two we ordered, the Thai fishcakes seeming made ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm Have been here a few times. The food is quite nice, but it is so bright. It would be nice if they would adjust the lighting and introduce candles. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/4216.htm