Southwark, Thai Restaurant Guide

“Epic Thai cuisine” from “an interesting and varied” menu, “including the old favourites along with some more-innovative choices” distinguishes this contemporary, white-walled, new pub-conversion near London Bridge, on the site that was formerly Suchard’s Freehouse (RIP) but has been transformed into this yearling by the owner’s children.

“Unusual Thai cooking with interesting Malay influences” has for many years drawn a steady flow of diners to a sidestreet near Guy’s Hospital, now in the shadow of the Shard. “Service is quick and helpful”, and the “small, slightly cramped” restaurant “has a lovely hideaway table for a romantic dinner”.

The fifth pub from Windmill Taverns Ltd, a traditional Irish pub in the heart of Southwark with an authentic Thai twist.

A new ‘eating, drinking, shopping and art space’ from the founders of Flat Iron Square, also not far from London Bridge, with vintage shops, street food stalls and bars in shipping containers and a large garden. Million Pound Menu stars Baba G’s have a stall here, selling their naanwiches and Indian burgers.