http://www.london-eating.co.uk/27411.htm Elephant Royale (Gants Hill) Readers Reviews - London Eating en-gb Copyright: (C) London Eating After trying the Docklands Elephant Royale for a staff christmas party and finding it fantastic, I assumed the one out my way - in the east would be just as good. It was appalling. We waited about twenty minutes for our drinks to show up, and over an hour for our food. When it arrived it wasn't what my boyfriend ordered and from what I can ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm Eight of us ate here a couple of weeks ago and I can quite honestly say it was the worst meal I have had for years. Not sure what was happening in the kitchen that night but what came out was dreadful. Tough lamb to the point of being inedible, tasteless fish (something I never thought I would say about Thai cooking) and a dish that just ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm i went there for the first time and it was lovley the amtmosphere was buzzing the staff were very friendy and the food was delicous. i would reccomend going there, but i would also recommend you make a reservation as when i went ther it was very very busy. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm I`ve eaten here a few times and it has always been excellent. With a soothing atmosphere and friendly staff wearing thai dress it has never failed to please. A very good choice of dishes, which, one can prepare for with one of the many and varied cocktails on offer. You could waste alot of time trying to find the fare on offer in this ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm Service like others have mentioned was a very disappointing, food wasn't very tasty and noodles were very salty, definitely not worth the money and I wouldn't return - the entertainment on the other hand was fantastic. I guess you can't win them all! http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm I have been eating here for the last 18 years. I travel a lot and agree that some of the food is not as spicy as you would get in Thailand, however the food is not Chinese. The Buffet on Sunday is lovely. The Thai salads are excellent, as good as in Bangkok, the Curries not as spicy as some of us would like, but if you ask the staff for chilli ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm Well, my friends and I have eaten there on two occasions. Actually we have just returned from there, and again, we found the staff RUDE and UNWELCOMING. Strangely, they appeared slightly warmer to other customers, and we suspect that it may be our ethnic origin. Service staff threw the dessert menus on our table, snatched up our dirty plates, ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm I went to the restaurant many times about a year ago and I missed it so much that my friends and I decided to return for the food. I was really forward to the visit. The buffet was well known for being excellent and tasty. When we got there the place still looked the same but I was rather upset at the choice of food. It was not even Thai- It ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm I ate here on Saturday evening. Service was variable with some staff verging on rude. The food was, at best, average with certain dishes being very bland despite being described as spicy. The best thing about the place was the trio singing. It was only the entertainment which stopped the evening being very disappointing. Far better thai food ... http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm I live very close to this place and have eaten here many times, service is generally very good, a warm comfortable place which serves very good food. I would say the best place to eat Thai Food in the East of London. Lovely quite place unless like the Docklands venue the piano player is in the house. http://www.london-eating.co.uk/6995.htm