Nois Thai Kitchen - (Near Kensington and Chelsea, South East)

5 /5 Sunanta Wilson: The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the service felt genuinely personal. I highly recommend the Som Tum and the Tom Yum fried rice, absolutely delicious! Whether you’re Thai or just love Thai cuisine, Noi’s is a must-visit. I’ll definitely be coming back

5 /5 Daryl Law: Nestled inside Ryans pub. Weekday lunch special for £8.95 includes a main and a small side (2x satay skewers or prawn toast). The sauces for the dishes are premade, so they cant be customised (less sugar, soy, etc) but we did ask to make our dishes more spicy. My Pad See Ew had the right flavour and spiciness but was missing a bit of wok smokiness.

1 /5 Kat Pupovic: Avoid as you can get better value for your money and not be ill for days. Lovely place and quick service but could have done without the food poisoning that kept me in bed and near the bathroom for days! Reported to owner within 24h who said will investigate with chef but heard nothing back and it’s been a week. It was 4 of us eating and all 3 that had the Pad Thai had food poisoning! Hopefully the owner will conclude the investigation soon!

5 /5 Nancy Chan: Good quality food. We had a platter for 2 as starters. The plating was a feast to the eyes. Very classic Thai tastes with matching sauce for each kind of starter. Tom Ya Soup contains a good amount of ingredients and prawns cooked to the right degree so that they were not dried or tough from overcooked. Green curry was served with a choice of different rice. At first we had sticky rice to go with it but the curry was in such a good portion and so tasty that it’s a waste to throw away after the first bowl of rice. So we had another bowl of coconut rice to finish the remaining curry. Very glad that we had lunch there!