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Harden's survey result
Summary
“Solid if far from spectacular” Thai-fusion cooking characterises this 10-venue group, whose overall performance has picked up in the last year without attracting much feedback. The concept was launched by restaurant magician Alan Yau in 1999 – the same year he created world-beater Hakkasan; he is no longer involved in either.
Summary
After 25 years, this Thai-fusion group is generally regarded as “solid but far from spectacular”. Creator Alan Yau (who also has Wagamama and Hakkasan among his credits) is no longer involved and out-of-town branches in Oxford and Cardiff have closed down, leaving 10 outlets in the London area.
Summary
This “cheap ’n’ cheerful” Thai-fusion group (founded in 1999) with its mix of pad thais, curries and other spicy bites maintains a decent fan base and achieved very steady ratings this year. Creator Alan Yau of Wagamama and Hakkasan fame has long since departed and the business has had a bumpy ride, settling down to nine London branches and offshoots in Oxford and Cardiff.
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