Best Thai Restaurants In London

Krua by Nathong is a luxury Thai restaurant in London, offering a variety of delicacies inspired by a Bangkok eatery of the same name. Signature dishes include the crying tiger sirloin steak, green curry fried rice and chu chee salmon. To wash it down? Choose from wines and beers.

Featuring traditional dishes and classics with a twist, Greyhound Cafe is one of the best Thai restaurants in Central London. Split over two floors, this joint boasts charming interiors, cosy seating and a striking open kitchen where you can see and hear your food cooking away.

Looking for the best Thai restaurant in the UK? While you may know Laki Kane better for its exceptional tiki-inspired cocktails, it's also home to a scrumptious menu of fusion food. So, settle in for the night, whether it be for a date or with mates, and get stuck in.

The Adam & Eve may be a classic Homerton boozer, but with a kitchen headed by Krapow, this fun-loving pub rustles up tantalising Thai dishes and signature twists. Expect plates like gai tod, drunken noodles, powpow wings and a 'night market' aubergine stir fry.

Who said pubs can't cook delicious Thai food? Lord Napier & Star certainly didn't. Head to this gorgeous Hackney spot for flavour-packed dishes, from street food favourites to drool-worthy mains. And if you're feeling thirsty, there are plenty of cocktails to keep you well-watered.

If you're on the hunt for a London Bridge Thai restaurant, The Last Talisman is the opulent drinking den that couples as a fabulous dining destination. The pan-Asian menu showcases international flavours, including a mouthwatering sweet basil tiger prawn with a smoked citrus soy.

Tai Pan Alley is a unique collection of different street food vendors, all showcasing the fragrant flavours of East Asia. They're also holding regular three-course bottomless brunches, where you can indulge in bites such as pan-fried spicy noodles with veg, chicken or seafood.

Situated in Shoreditch, The Three Crowns offers amazing cuisine from Krapow Thai street food including delicious green curries, pow pow wings, prawn crackers and drunken noodles. Plus, their cocktail list is equally as tantaslising.

With a menu inspired by the chef patron's travels throughout East Asia, Sticky Mango fuses the flavours of Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore and more. Head on over to the gorgeous and totally unique restaurant to treat your tastebuds to a whole load of delicious delights.