Soho Thai

About

This cosy branch of the popular Thai Square chain does exactly what it says on the tin. A forever-busy Thai restaurant on a small street connecting Wardour and Dean Streets, it's more often than not packed with jolly crowd too busy chatting, eating and having a good time to care much about the rather basic décor. A consistently good menu is based on an affordable assembly of pan-fried dishes, curries and reliable noodle dishes such as pad Thai and a particularly tasty gang mussamun (with potatoes and peanuts). Highlights of a strong veggie selection include a sweet n' satisfying toa hoo pad khing (pan fried bean curd). Service is genuinely friendly. Top choice for a quick good value bite.

Soho Thai is especially good for an informal meal before a night out in Soho, or after work with friends. Such a relaxed, efficient little venue best suits birthdays, Christmas parties, stag and hen nights, business lunches – any type of get-together, really. A maximum of 70 people can eat here, while up to 25 can sit together around a single table. There's no private room, but its inclusive business is all part of Soho Thai's popularity. Menu options are simply a la carte and set. Good selection of vegetarian dishes. Families are welcome. Air conditioned. Closed Sundays. Friendly and efficient service.

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Accomodation	Shaftesbury Piccadilly Hotel (0.19 miles) Sanderson (0.27 miles) myhotel Bloomsbury (0.30 miles) Rathbone Hotel (0.30 miles) Jurys Gt Russell Street Hotel (0.30 miles)
Attractions	Frith Street Gallery (0.07 miles) House of St Barnabas-in-Soho (0.13 miles) Home of 'John Logie Baird' (0.14 miles) Museum of Soho (0.16 miles) Jill George Gallery (0.18 miles)
Pubs	Intrepid Fox (0.12 miles) Imperial The (0.28 miles) Ivy House The (0.74 miles) Zeta Bar (1.01 miles) Union Tavern (1.37 miles)
Train Stations	London Charing Cross (0.69 miles) London Euston (0.95 miles) London St Pancras Domestic (1.18 miles) London Kings Cross (1.26 miles) St Pancras International (1.29 miles)