Fluid Eating's Review of Thai Square Angel
The Thai Square Restaurant Group was founded in 1996 when the first Thai Square opened in The Strand in central London, aimed at serving tasty, authentic Thai food in Thai-inspired surroundings. There are now eight London-based restaurants and one restaurant outside London, in Windsor, which opened in April 2003.
Thai Square uses authentic Thai ingredients freshly flown in daily from Thailand, in a range of exquisite dishes served by their charming and attentive Thai staff. The appeal of Thai cuisine lies in fresh flavours and in featuring some dishes that have a kick of chilli. Diners with a more European taste simply need to ask for their favourite dishes with a less spicy flavour - Thai Square are happy to oblige.
The interior at Thai Square restaurant fuses the best of modern European design with elements taken from modern Thai décor and traditional Thai artefacts. Brushed steel and concrete work remarkably well with the wood, cooper, bamboo and grey slate - perfect foils for some impressive Thai artefacts - prayer scrolls, ornate dragons and buddhas - and indigenous Thai art. Red lacquered hairs and dark wood tables set the scene for the dining experience to follow. The ambience in the restaurant is designed to create a warm, friendly, authentic Thai atmosphere.
Thai Square is open from noon to 3pm and 6pm to 11pm, Monday-Saturday. The basement bar at Thai Square has a capacity for 100 people and is licensed until 2am, Tue-Sat. (Updated 11/11/2006)
Thai Square Angel Food & Drink Menus
Listed below are few sample food and drinks items available at
Thai Square Angel. These lists are not enhaustive, but are instead designed to give you an overview of the venue's
offerings and assciated prices.
Thai Square uses authentic Thai ingredients freshly flown in daily from Thailand, in a range of exquisite dishes served by their charming and attentive Thai staff. The appeal of Thai cuisine lies in fresh flavours and in featuring some dishes that have a kick of chilli. Diners with a more European taste simply need to ask for their favourite dishes with a less spicy flavour - Thai Square are happy to oblige.
Their extensive menus make good use of the wide variety of fresh produce available from Thailand, including many herbs and spices unknown in this country.
All the Chefs at Thai Square are from Thailand and many have joined them from well-known Thai dining establishments.
Thai Square Angel Food menu
Thai Square Angel Drink menu
“Wow but this place really stinks. Maybe the worst restaurant in the world!! The staff would make the warders of nearby Holloway Prison seem gracious and inviting, they did everything to make my friend and myself uncomfortable! I asked for a finger bowl after the messy ribs and was told simply 'No!' whereupon the waitress then stalked off. We left no tip and as we left the staff called out 'good, leave!'. Avoid this place like the plague my friends - there's another really nice Thai further up the road.”
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— Jimi, London
(30 Jan 2008)
“Horrible! I've now given them two chances. The first time, the food was like an M & S microwave meal and the service extremely curt. The second time, the shockingly rude waitress refused to let us sit at a corner table set for four (there were 2 of us), even though it was 9 PM on a Tuesday night so the place was practically empty. When we politely said that perhaps we should go elsewhere, the waitress replied, "We don't care. Leave." Avoid this place at all costs.”
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— Rishi, London
(18 Jan 2008)
“Awful!! Over priced and starters were still part frozen or cold in middle. Had green thai curry for main that was watery and tasteless. I've tasted better thai food served in pubs. The only friendly service came as we left as they expected a tip. We left nothing and will not be going back!”
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— Mindy Brown, London
(02 Dec 2007)
“I used to come every week to eat at Thai Square in Angel and i always find the food perfectly cook and well presented..... the staff are amazing and very friendly..... I would recommend to everybody to go there and taste the quality of the food..... just be careful, sometime the food can be a bit spicy......”
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— fred, london
(13 Aug 2007)
“I'm afraid we were very disappointed by a horrible dinner at the Thai Square in Angel. Our food arrived so quickly after we orderd there was no way it could have been freshly cooked. It was so dry and tasted really bad! I will never go back - good luck to you if you're brave enough to risk it!!”
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— Victoria Baker, London
(09 Apr 2007)
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