Very nice restaurant. Good food and service. A few tables also available out front on the street. Bring your own bottle with a £3 bottle charge per person (not per drink).

Good little place for some authentic street Thai food . The small unassuming cafe is situated in one of the less travelled streets of King’s Cross. I had a spot of trouble finding it on Google, possibly due to some bad connection in the area. The cafe served some popular & well loved Thai appetisers. The best one we sampled was the vegetarian spring rolls. Pad Thai was not bad though I must the food did not jumped out to me.

Love a Thai green curry and this place did not disappoint. If I was being ultra critical, the rice was slightly dry, but the curry was absolutely delicious. So flavoursome I couldn’t resist, but still hot at the same time. A little like a stern mistress that you can’t say no too. Very small seating facilities, hence not much of an atmosphere, but really enjoyed the peace and quiet, plus watching the world go by. Note no alcohol licence, so bring your own that they will charge you for… still worth it.

A small restaurant with great food. The restaurant was recommended by a friend and a group of us came. We were all impressed with the quality of the food.
I had prawn in filo pastry and the fried cod in red curry. Very happy with my choice. I would have love to add some veg with my meal though.
Would happily return.

Great place, small restaurant we came early as we didn't have a booking, managed to get a table as we arrived at 6pm. You can bring your own booze which ia great they charge a £3 corkage which is fair enough. Food is great I've been here a few times can't complain, definitely come back again.