Thai Cafe

My friends and I were looking for a place in Pimlico. We all really wish that we found it sooner. We ordered spring rolls, tom kha soup, pad Thai, pad see ewe, Massaman curry, and red curry with duck. Every dish was incredible from start to finish. Thai is my favorite and this place made me very happy!
Additionally, the waitstaff was outstanding. Especially Ash, who was fantastic from start to finish: friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely attentive. If you’re wondering if you should try it… stop reading this and get over there right now!

I have finally found my go-​to Thai place!
I ordered scallops for starter and pad thai for main. Scallops were good, though nothing too outstanding. However, the pad thai was the best I had ever had in London thus far! Absolutely flavourful and cooked just the right way — I couldn’t put my fork down by the end.
Ambience was simple but clean and good. A sort of neighbourly place with not too many bells and whistles.
Service was excellent. The waiter was prompt to re-​seat us proactively, telling us that two parties will be arriving on our either side who will most likely be noisy. He constantly came to check on us and make sure that all was good. A very friend staff overall.
I’d go back in a heart beat!

Trip to Thailand, taste was like in Thailand. and Price was small, it will be our favourite Thai restaurant in Pimlico. Next time, i would try to eat Green curry.

Tiny neighborhood Thai joint in Pimlico. We had our first meal in London here when we visited back in April. Wonderful curry, generous portion, no-​frill service. Everything you can ask for a neighborhood restaurant is right here in this corner.

Love this place! Mainly because it’s my local Thai restaurant — super close and convenient for those late-night-at-work-don’t-feel-like-cooking evenings. The food is really good, and it’s the only pad si ew that reminds me of what I used to get in New York! Comfort food at its finest. The staff is friendly and it’s 10% off takeaway when calling in advance. A great find!

I’ve been to Thai Café twice and have been disappointed both times. Food is just below par. On my first visit their prawn red curry was far too diluted with coconut milk which was starting to lose its core authentic flavour. On my second and last visit, I decided to try their Pad Thai dish– this time the noodles were drenched with fish sauce which was totally overpowering. It’s a real shame that there aren’t any good Thai restaurants in Pimlico.

Absolutely delicious. The seafood salad was the among the best Thai food I have had anywhere, and quite spicy. The curry and stir fry we had were very good, however the Pad Thai was only adequate.

I love most of the dishes from this restaurant. Staff are friendly and the atmosphere is nice although the food portions for the curried dishes are small.
The staff are in general friendly but you do feel sometimes that you are bothering the staff when you ask for thing.
I would also not buy wine from the restaurant because they have a limited choice and charge high prices for often is cheap, nasty tasting wine– even if you don’t order the house!
I have also had take away a few times instead of eating in the restaurant. I prefer the takeaway option because you get more food for your money with no loss in quality to the food. The takeaway is cooked quickly and you can usually collect it within 20 minutes. You can also pop to sainsburys to buy some nice wine!

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in London. It’s nestled away in Pimlico, and it can be hard to find if you’re not looking for it, but it’s worth checking out. I’ve lived in Pimlico for years, and I only discovered it by accident a few months before I moved out of the neighborhood. It’s basically between Victoria and Pimlico tube stations (it’s closer to Pimlico than Victoria).
It’s definitely the best Asian restaurant in Pimlico. If you’re a Pimlico local, it’s definitely a must do. The food is great and reasonably priced. Their curries are spicy but delicious! I don’t know what they put in their dry green curry (maybe I shouldn’t ask), but it was amazing – and I normally prefer red (the dry red curry is also tasty). The tofu in mushroom/​ginger sauce is actually my favorite dish – be sure to get it with coconut rice.
The staff are friendly, and there is plenty of seating (although it may not appear that way if you were to walk by). The ground floor has a second room in the back. They also have additional seating in the basement (not that sitting down there would be your first choice, but it’s nice to know you won’t get turned away even if they’re busy).
They also do take-​away, which became a weekly tradition at my place.

Been coming here for the last 2 years and generally liked it for its pleasant, efficient service and wholesome food.
Ate there last night and noticed that the staff were different? A couple of things felt different? Has there been a change of ownership?
The mixed started platter for 2 was tasty and reliable as well as well presented.
We both had green curries which tasted good although the taste was different from before. It was a bit less savory and seemingly a little ‘harsher’? May be more seasoning with fish sauce and sugar would improve this? Overall, we were pleased that the curry sauce was of a lovely, broth like consistency and not too thickened with coconut milk.

Great little neighbourhood gem — don’t go anywhere, Thai Café! The food is delicious and authentic, the staff are always really friendly and it’s not too pricey either.
Not the livliest place to eat (everyone seems ot whisper to each other for some reason) but relaxing all the same and they do takeaway too.
I’m glad to have this place on my doorstep!

I’ve eaten here several times with flatmate and friends and the food is by all accounts very good. The dishes are more wholesome than haute but the menu is interesting enough to set it apart from the run of the mill. The coconut rice is the tastiest I’ve ever had. The staff are very friendly. All in all a pleasant experience every time and cheap too; a main with rice comes to just under £10.

This is a great local eatery in unfashionable Pimlico. Very warm service and a cozy feel adds to the atmosphere. All the usual Thai favourites are here but they use only the freshest ingredients and most often than not, add a spicy kick to it. A local classic patroned by seasoned restaurant-​goers looking for a quiet, friendly (even romantic) setting. A good dish to go for is the Thai mixed platter — great value too.

The Have I Got News For You Table or the soft erotica table? Well the choice is yours at the fabulous little restaurant that is the Thai Café — along with numerous other table options.
The tables have been put together with newspaper clippings under a glass table top to give you some reading material outside of the menu and something to chat about with the rest of your table. It actually works surprisingly well and the theme is continued with cartoons such as Giles up the walls and then little groupings of clippings in various places on the ceiling such as presidents of the USA, with an amusingly placed cassette slapped underneath Nixon.
As has already been said it’s an intimate little place with booths along the right and regular tables in the rest of the place and the kitchen at the back.
The food is great here and a bargain as well — there’s a wide selection with all sorts of dishes on offer though the staples of green and red curry are both very tasty. For those who know their Thai food they have off menu offerings available as well.
As to the staff? Well I don’t know if I’ve ever been to a friendlier happier restaurant — just genuinely nice people who really care that their diners have a good time, and make sure they get to know the locals. The only mild issue with service is occasionally food can arrive at slightly random times — but a bit of banter with the staff and this actually just becomes part of the fun and is a rarity anyway.
Oh one final thing — its bring your own booze, and there are plenty of shops or supermarkets nearby to make that simple to do on the way in.
All in — it’s a great little place, go pay it a visit and you won’t be disappointed.

I have been here a few times and I really like it. Its smal and intimate and the thai waitresses are really sweet and helpful. The decoration is very attractive with collages for tables, lots of things to look at while you wait for the scrumtious food! The thai food is A* quality, with a wide range of meat and vegetarian dishes. It is situated next to a piano shop, and has real character, and fairly cheap too!