One of the smallest restaurants in the Thai Square group, this intimate space has enough room to seat 48 people. The standard Thai cusine includes favourites like pad thai and pad kee noodles, as well as specials of Goong Ob Mor Din (steamed king prawns with glass noodles) and Ped Makham (char-grilled duck in tamarind sauce). There are also a selection of lighter meals and salads including Yum Woon Sen (Vermicelli Salad) and sides of stir fried veg. Dishes are flavoured using the Thai tricks of onions and coriander, mixed with chilli and finished with a lemon dressing. Located just opposite South Kensington underground station, this branch is well positioned to attract visitors to the nearby Natural History and Victoria & Albert museums.
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One of the smallest restaurants in the Thai Square group, this intimate space has enough room to seat 48 people. The standard Thai cusine includes favourites like pad thai and pad kee noodles, as well as specials of Goong Ob Mor Din (steamed king prawns with glass noodles) and Ped Makham (char-grilled duck in tamarind sauce). There are also a selection of lighter meals and salads including Yum Woon Sen (Vermicelli Salad) and sides of stir fried veg. Dishes are flavoured using the Thai tricks of onions and coriander, mixed with chilli and finished with a lemon dressing. Located just opposite South Kensington underground station, this branch is well positioned to attract visitors to the nearby Natural History and Victoria & Albert museums.
