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Chapel Walks, Manchester M2 1HN, UK
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Best Thai food I have ever had in Manchester. Came with a big group of 8 people and the food came very quick, everyone’s food was delicious and the portions were great sizes. The staff was super lovely and accommodated us with a big table. Very clean and neat place and overall great vibe!
The food and service are really nice. I love the crispy pork with rice and Tom yum soup here. The location is convenient, not too far from the Piccadilly station.
Came to Manchester and really needed good asian food. Found this place and I love the tomyum! Came here twice as I stayed in Manchester for two days. The staff was really friendly as well.
Incredible thai food and customer service, really recommend their prawn pad thai ☺️ Really good portion sizes as well
So this was called one of the most authentic thai food place in town. The restaurant is spacious and well lit and all gave a cozy ambient. Staff was very attention and helpful in refilling water. Prawn crackers as a starter was definitely a wise decision. They came in great portion in crispy yet not greasy skin at just £2.95! Tom Yum Soup was another must-try item and the broth/fillings portion was super generous! I think there were around 10 prawns and the soup is delicious and spicy enough for me. The main dish was disappointing though - I was expecting more moist and broth-cooked rice from Hainanese Chicken Rice (Kao Mun Kai) and it turned out hard and dry. Chicken was just ok and could be lots more tender and juicy. I wont recommend this dish at all but if I ever visit again I might go for their Pad Thai as it sound more of a thailand dish instead? But overall I think this restaurant is worth trying.