Rosas Thai Kings Cross - (Near Camden, South East)

5 /5 Shurui Wang: I had a really lovely dinner here. The food was delicious and beautifully presented. The fried rice was also flavourful and well-balanced, not too oily. The atmosphere was cosy and intimate, with soft candlelight that made the place feel warm and relaxing. Service was friendly and attentive, and everything arrived promptly. I would definitely come back!

5 /5 Upul Dissanayaka: Very friendly service, great food and reasonable prices. A special thanks to the manager and staff who were on when I walked in with no reservation on Wednesday night, but they did a great job finding me a table and letting me order before the table was ready so that I could finish up in time to catch my train to Edinburgh. It was exactly what I needed after a 14+ hour flight to Heathrow. Ill definitely be back next time Im in London.

5 /5 Clare Hill: Lovely dinner at Rosa’s. We came in without a booking, on a Sunday evening & were greeted by a lovely member of staff who sat us down immediately and got us some water. We were then served by an even nicer young waitress who was very attentive, kind & made the experience very enjoyable. The restaurant was ‘full’ but didn’t feel busy at all. It was a lovely atmosphere. The food - undeniably the best Thai food I’ve had since returning from Thailand! I had the Penang with coconut rice and it was perfect. Everything was wonderful and we can’t wait to come back next time we are in London! Thank you

3 /5 Travellator: Great central location, stone throw from Kings Cross station. Helpful and friendly staff. Lost half a star because toilet is just by the dining area, could mess up dining experience for some. Then, could it be my taste buds? Or I’m just not used to Thai culinary? All the foods seem over seasoned… I had to change the Noodles for a different meal (which they were generous in changing) but same over seasoning sensation. This might just be perfect for someone else… but I’ve been restaurants all over the world and this is my perception here. Nonetheless, great new culinary experience, and for the customer service, helpfulness and presentation. I will recommend.

3 /5 Max Krijthe: Wed just landed in London and were jet-lagged and starving, so we headed straight to Rosas Thai for some comforting Thai food. Right off the bat, the staff were incredibly welcoming—they happily let us stash our suitcases without any fuss, which was a huge relief after a long flight. That kind of traveler-friendly attitude earns big points in my book. We ordered a classic spread to share: Chicken Satay, a small Tom Yum soup, Panang Beef Curry, and a Thai salad (som tam style, I believe). The portions were generous, and everything came out quickly. Unfortunately, the flavors didnt quite hit the mark for us. We were hoping for that bold, authentic Thai punch—intense lemongrass, kaffir lime, proper heat, and balance—but it felt a bit toned down and Westernized. The satay was tasty enough with good peanut sauce, the Tom Yum had decent broth but lacked the fiery sour kick, the Panang curry was creamy and mild (maybe too mild), and the salad was fresh but missing some of the traditional punch. Overall, the food was enjoyable but not the "foodgasm" level of excitement wed craved after traveling. We averaged around a 6/10 on taste. Service was mostly excellent—attentive and friendly throughout—though our last interaction with one staff member felt a bit grumpy and rushed, which slightly soured the end of the meal. Would we return? Probably not for a special Thai craving, especially if were seeking more authentic flavors (there are plenty of other spots in London that deliver that street-food intensity). But if youre after convenient, casual Thai with a nice vibe and luggage storage, Rosas is a solid, reliable option. Just temper expectations if youre a purist. Solid 3 stars from us—great hospitality, average food.