Thai Village - (Near , london)

5 /5 Sarah: We had some really nice food here. Our starts were chicken satay and battered prawns, both were so good, the batter on the prawns tasted excellent and very fresh. I had hoisin duck with cashews for my main and it was great! The lady who served us was so polite and friendly as well. It was a weekday night and it wasn’t too busy, all our food was served in a timely manner.

3 /5 Elisa Y: I would have give a 5 star as the food was excellent unfortunately I was let down by the bad service and rudeness from the waitress, she was wearing a floral top. She made 2 mistakes on the order and talked to us with very rude tone :” do you want it or not?!” I politely told her again it’s not what we ordered. Finally she changed the order to the correct one but still no apologies. The whole time since we sat at the table she was rude with stone face and can’t bother to say an extra word to us.. However, the lady cook was very kind and her food was excellent, unfortunately we found out it’s her last day there. I hope the new owner of the restaurant won’t hire that rude waitress or we definitely won’t visit there again.

5 /5 Kaitlin Booker: Thai Village in Willingdon was absolutely amazing. The dishes were so flavoursome and we will definitely be back! Would recommend if you like this style of food:) lots to choose from too

5 /5 Hazel Preller: Stopping here en route to France we rang on the off-chance of a table and we were fitted in. Lovely staff and the food was superb - beautiful balance of flavours, perfectly cooked meats and fish and everything presented beautifully. Were so glad we called, highly recommended!

1 /5 Damien Gould: What a disappointment. I ordered via JustEat and spent around £50 for three dishes. At that price point, expectations are understandably high. Unfortunately, the portion sizes were extremely disappointing. The “sharing” starter (£18) was particularly misleading — the image displayed by the restaurant showed a much larger selection than what was actually delivered. What arrived was nowhere near what was advertised. The seafood soup (£10) contained just two small pieces of seafood (one prawn and one mussel), which felt poor value for money. The beef dish itself was tasty, but the portion amounted to only a few mouthfuls — again, difficult to justify at £18. Overall, the pricing is premium but the portions do not reflect that. I wouldn’t order from here again.