http://www.london-eating.co.uk/26141.htm Thai Pin Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating I happened upon this gem of a restaurant a few years ago when searching for a pre-theatre meal: since then, I've come back at least once a year for birthdays and pre-theatres. It's a very small restaurant, family-owned, but never feels too squashed as the tables are spaced out and the walls are panelled with windows on one side, a mirror on the ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm Great food, but don't let them sit you next to the door in winter! Unfortunately, they were short staffed on the day we went, hence the low service score, but the foor made up for it. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm Simply Outstanding! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm My second visit to this great little Covent Garden Thai gem. This time we were doing 'pre-theatre' and i was not surprised that it was busy. What did surprise me was to find that some of the cast of the show were at a table just behind me. Quite exciting really but we didn't ask for autographs. We took a gamble and ordered the same as the cast ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm You should try this independent family run restaurant. It was recommended to me by a client. The food is great and it’s authentic. It does not have the gloss of big chains but we felt that the staff cared more. This was an important night for me and I wanted to impress. We had the most expensive set menu at £25 and a bottle of Veuve ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm I have been there last week with my friend and my family, I have to say that this restaurant is absolutely fantastic. I can honestly say that this restaurant has got great food and great service, especially Tom Yum Prawns, Panang lamp and Green curry. And my friend said spicy seafood was very nice too. It was really worth meal. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm This is a truly dreaful example of Thai cuisine – the service was awful and the food utterly disgusting in quality, quantity and value for money. The entrees were tiny and tasteless with the Pad Thai being soggy and bereft of substance with a few been shoots thrown of top as an afterthough. One of the Chef’s signature seafood ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm For those of us who eat out in London Thai Pin is a real gem where we know we normally find really good food at modest prices. The decor may not match our other haunts but the genuine welcome from the staff makes up for that. Compared with most other London restaurants Thai Pin is simple but simply great. Meal for 2 including wine £38. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm I visited the Thai Pin restaurant on two occasions recently, and was extremely impressed with the food, service, and price. Location is great as close to Covent Garden and The Strand. On the first visit I started with King Prawns wrapped in pastry, followed by the Chicken with Sweet Chilli Sauce. Both of these were delightful, and the Chilli ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm Have eaten here twice now, once last year and again this year. After having been the first time, I was hoping that the portion size would have been increased upon my return but unfortunately this was not the case. The food was quite authentic but the portion size is more like a child's portion with adult prices! After having a starter and a ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/5642.htm