Imm Thai Cafe’ — Restaurant in London

I am a Thai so I do know what fantastic Thai food should taste like. I took an English colleague to this fantastic restaurant one evening. We ordered Chicken satay, Dumplings, spring rolls and papaya salad for starters. All dishes tasted delicious. For main course, my colleague ordered her favourite 'Lamb Masman curry' and Thai fragrant jasmine rice. I ordered special noodles which the owner kindly made it Thai style for me. Actually, every dishes we ordered were amazing, we could not resist ending up sharing everything together which was the way that Thai people eat anyway. I must say everything were amazing. The food was fabulous and they surely were freshly cooked (I could confidently feel the cleanliness of the restaurant). No wonder the restaurant received 'Five stars' for hygiene. The service was very friendly and polite. The price is affordable. I mean we left the restaurant feeling full and happy. Since then Yvonne (my colleague) has become a regular take away customer as she literally lives nearby. Dear our local people, it's about time we should support local small businesses who have tried their hardest to survive and to serve our local community. Lastly, the restaurant made me feel less homesick. I will be...

Came here on a whim as I was on my way to see a show at the Playground theatre up the road and coming straight from work I hadn’t eaten. I ended up having a 3 course meal here as the food was so delicious! I had the Tom yum soup (I could have eaten a bucket of it!) the chicken wings were perfectly crispy and the green Thai curry was one of the best I’ve had in london. The cafe it’s self is lovely and has comfortable, laid back feel. The staff were lovely. It was a really unexpected treat to come across this place and I’ll definitely be back, this time with the...

I had the lunch special - the food was ok, small portion of stir fry and the chicken was a bit tough. The issue for me was the beer - I had a small can of Chang beer (330ml) that I was charged over £4 for. I raised this and was told ‘the can has more in it than a bottle’ which is (320ml) - cans taste like bollox. Even large cans are not worth £4ea. Disappointing. I’ve never paid so much for a tiny can of beer in my life - even at festivals. With all the Chang advertising in the place featuring bottles - it’s a joke....