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	Blue Lagoon Thai Restaurant With Thai silks on the walls, ornate Thai figurines, running water, softly playing classical and jazz, and orchids and greenery everywhere, the Blue Lagoon is elegant and relaxing. The cuisine is Royal Thai, prepared under the direction of an executive chef who worked for the Thai royal family for four years. Ingredients are flown in fresh daily from Thailand. The classics here range from satay and fish cakes to tom yum soup, as well as a half-dozen curries with choice of meat, and a host of stir-fried and noodle dishes - all prepared to the highest standard. Various set menus can relieve the stress of choosing. Wide and varied wine list. Come discover a new favourite. Cuisine: Thai Location: 284 Kensington High Street, West Kensington, London, W14 8NZ [Map]	via Toptable

	Café de Thai In-the-know Notting Hill dwellers are already buzzing about this Thai restaurant on All Saints Road between Westbourne Park and Ladbroke Grove stations. Frequented by hip Portobello market goers, locals and famous faces alike, Café de Thai is earning itself somewhat of a cult status for its Thai green curries and its dark, romantic dining room. With its list of delicious cocktails and dumplings on offer, we’re sold before we even get to main course. But we also have to put in a special mention for the tom yum koong soup and the steamed sea bass flavoured with lemongrass and fresh lime. Perfect for dates or intimate celebrations, Café de Thai is a fantastic and stylish little Notting Hill haunt. Cuisine: Thai Location: 29 All Saints Road, London, W11 1HE [Map]	via Toptable

	Chaopraya Eat-Thai Chaopraya Eat-Thai restaurant in St Christopher’s Place, one of London’s most charming pedestrian streets just off Oxford Street, is part of an award-winning group of authentic Thai restaurants. Clearly the location makes it a perfect restaurant to choose for weekday business lunches or post-shopping reviving suppers. This lovely little restaurant is decorated opulently with gold and silver panels, gilded mirrors, and vibrantly-coloured wallpaper. The décor is highlighted with intriguing Thai and Cambodian artefacts. There’s a second dining room at Chaopraya downstairs, a spacious lower-ground where wait staff zoom around between tables and diners tuck in with a contented hum. The Thai menu is enormous, but that means lots of choice for you. Most people adore the scallop curry paste, or one of the two ways of having sea bass or lobster. You definitely shouldn't miss the pad Thai Chaopraya, which can be served with soft-shell crabs. Cuisine: Thai Location: 22 St Christopher's Place, Marylebone, W1U 1NP [Map]	via Toptable

	Charm Set on busy King Street between Chiswick and Hammersmith, Charm combines restaurant and lounge bar with real style. Its red glowing neon signage and glossy black painted exterior has the look of an upmarket West End restaurant while inside you’ll be greeted by a decadent, almost over the top glamour. Large crystal chandeliers light the room while regal furniture combines red and black velvets with gold studding and elegant place settings. Based on the essentials of Thai cuisine, Charm’s menu is Oriental with a twist. While favourites such as pad Thai can be found, also on offer are elegantly contemporary dishes which show imagination and an understanding of flavours which many lesser chefs would envy. Cuisine: Thai Location: 270 - 272 King Street, London, W6 0SP [Map]	via Toptable

	Garden and Grill Quite possibly one of London’s most enticing locations The Garden and Grill, another offering from the team which brought us Thai River, is set on a roof terrace overlooking bustling Portobello Road in the always popular Notting Hill. The unassuming entrance may not promise much but make your way up the winding staircase above the shops and houses and you’ll find outdoor dining year round. Heaters and a ramshackle roof ensure that even in the depths of winter enjoying the Garden and Grill is a pleasant experience while twinkling fairy lights add a magical ambience and top end service ensures a little extra warmth. All of Thailand’s favourites can be enjoyed on the varied Garden and Grill menu with something for everybody. Cuisine: Thai Location: 253a Portobello Road, London, W11 1LR [Map]	via Toptable

	Khao San Thai Restaurant With its candy pink exterior, golden Buddha statuettes and ruby red walls, Khao San Thai Restaurant is a breath of fresh air in London's trendy Westbourne Grove. Unlike the steel-and-concrete interiors found in many of the neighbourhood's chic eateries, this restaurant has a bright and cheery vibe and an excellent menu to match. Located on Chepstow Road, Khao San Thai is a hit with the local Thai community and media types, and favourites include the spicy prawn salad with cashew nuts and a chilli dressing; the pork stir-fried with rice noodles, bean sprouts and eggs; and the signature Gaeng Som Goong Sod Kai Cha Oom curry with king prawns served a Thai spinach omelette. Cuisine: Thai Location: 108 Chepstow Road, London, W2 5QS [Map]	via Toptable

	Nipa In the Royal Lancaster Hotel, the Nipa restaurant has been named after the original Nipa Restaurant in the Landmark Hotel in Bangkok. Lots of teak panelling, traditional Thai furnishings and artefacts lend an authentic air. All the staff dressed in traditional Thai costume are from Thailand - even the lady chefs. This authentic Thai restaurant is one of the first 15 recipients of the 'Thai Select' award - this award has been described as being the first ever Michelin-style award for Thai restaurants proven to be performing to the highest standards of quality and cuisine, and is awarded by the Thai Government. We think this award sums up Nipa Thai rather nicely. What's cooking? Kai Haw Bai Toey - deep fried marinated chicken in pandanus leaves, Kaeng Kiew Warn Kai - chicken in green curry soup, also recommended the Nipa platter - a selection of the chef's special Thai starters. Cuisine: Thai Location: Royal Lancaster Hotel, Lancaster Terrace, London, W2 2TY [Map]	via Toptable

	ORA Restaurant Surrounded by fashionable boutiques, sleek salons and cool clubs, the ORA Restaurant is the perfect addition to London’s Little Portland Street. Hidden away just off of Regent Street, ORA is ideal for leisurely post shopping dinners or a sumptuous bite to eat before finding one’s way to the bustling bars of the West End. In keeping with its surroundings ORA is beautifully appointed with a very contemporary décor inspired by the high end fashion found hanging on the rails in nearby designer stores. ORA’s menu is packed with authentic Thai classics, including curries, rice and noodle dishes as well as delectable starters that also serve as great tapas style dishes. Cuisine: Thai Location: 6 Little Portland Street, London, W1W 7JE [Map]	via Toptable

	Papaya Tree Situated on Kensington High Street, Papaya Tree is popular with the locals and a must for anyone craving for authentic Thai food. The interior is cool and contemporary, with wooden floors, modern light fittings and a simple white colour scheme – perfect for low-key lunches and dinner with friends. The chefs use only the best ingredients, with fresh herbs and vegetables flown in from Thailand twice a week. At lunch, Papaya Tree buzzes with the sound of hungry food fans tucking into their modestly priced one-dish meals. In the evening, diners can enjoy traditional dishes like tamarind duck stir-fry; spicy jungle curry with chicken; and crispy fried fish with ginger and spring onions. Remember to save room for one of their exotic desserts! Cuisine: Thai Location: 209 Kensington High Street, London, W8 6BD [Map]	via Toptable

	Patara One of a family of worldwide restaurants, London’s Patara restaurant brings sophisticated Thai dining to Soho’s Greek Street. Tastefully decorated with plenty of atmosphere thanks to subdued lighting, huge pots of orchids, flickering candles, silk-covered banquettes and Thai figurines inlaid with glass mosaic tiles, it’s ideal for a romantic dinner for two. The Patara kitchen is ambitious, producing excellent creations of classic Thai cuisine like tom yum goong soup; beef with green curry and;, of course, pad Thai noodles. The service is renowned for its excellence and the wine list begins at a reasonably-priced level. Someone in the kitchen has an eye for beauty, too, because at Patara restaurant each dish is exquisitely arranged to delight your eye as well as your palate. Patara Thai restaurant is a haven from Soho’s scruffiness; a glamorous, romantic, authentic, professional spot for an excellent dining experience. Cuisine: Thai Location: 15 Greek Street, Soho, W1D 4DP [Map]	via Toptable

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