Suzie Wong

Artemidor

It was great, in a sense 3rd September 2008

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If you go to London, and to Soho, you must try this restaurant. Their won-tons are the best thing in the world. It is Thai food: if you like it, you like it. If not, go for a burger or something else. Thai food is something trying for. Their flavours are so subtle. Sometimes people believe it is just pricey Chinese food. Philistines.

However, this restaurant is pricey. OK, it is not rubbish food, but for their prices I would have liked something better. Except the won-ton, of course. Maybe the best option is: go there, have the won-ton, and then head to Chinatown for something more. Do not get hungry.

gizmogirl

great food 21st November 2007

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Great Food, great ambiance...however it's Very pricey.
great place to bring your partner for first dates =)

amandaharrison

Not so Smashing Thai 10th September 2007

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First visit - A bit camp decor wise, with banquettes, but delicious food and plenty of variety from make your own bento boxes, to fish, poultry and meat specialities and oodles of noodles and rice. Great value too.

Second visit - completely different experience. Totally empty apart from one other table (and this a couple of weeks before Christmas!). Service was slow. Food was take-away standard nothing more. Won Ton Soup gloopy and tasteless. Kung Po Chicken dry. But this was the Bento box option which is very cheap at £7.50. Worst thing, as much as I love garlic, apparently I absolutely reeked of it which can't have been fun for my fellow commuters.