Thai Garden

jes1uk

Delicious Thai food 6th September 2008

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This restaurant serves delicious authentic Thai food. It is located close to Limehouse Docklands Light Railway (DLR) and there are plenty of buses serving this area too. The restaurant is small and the decor is quite plain but the quality of the food more than makes up for it. The service is good and the staff are polite and helpful. The price of the food is reasonable and they do have special prices for the lunchtime menu and, at the time, in the evening they had an offer for about £15 where you could eat as much as you like!
Overall I'd recommend this restaurant.

CPaskell

Great value and great taste 4th September 2008

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New Thai Garden is my favourite Thai restaurant in London. It has very basic decor - its only downside for me - so this explains why they are probably more popular for take away than the restaurant itself, but if you want great tasting Thai food, good portions and amazing value for money - this is your place! Starters begin at £3.50 and main meals are £4.95 (rice and noodles extra) - drinks are average for London at £3 for a bottle of Thai beer. They also do a great a la carte lunch menu for £5 - including starter, main meal and drink! My favourites are the Tom Kar Gai soup, Beef Pad Prig and egg fried rice - all of which are packed with chillis and garlic and tase great. The vegetables in the stir fries always taste fresh - for example the peppers are always very well cooked with a slight crunch. The staff are very helpful and not obtrusive - great for such a small eatery. Highly recommended!

CPaskell at 15/12/08

To update my previous review - New Thai Garden has now undergone a change of management and although the core staff are the same, the menu has changed and prices have been marginally inflated. The restaurant is now a THAI SILK EXPRESS and main meals are now £7 plus rice/noodles. Pad Prig, my favourite, has left the menu and left me sad. But usefully the menu is easily divided up into spicy and non-spicy stir fries, to help attract a range of palates.

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