Purple Thai - Menu

Great choice of restaurant for a quiet night out. Good selection of food to share and value for money. Small and cosy

Was Purple Thai, is one E18 Thai street. Having visited on 3 occasions for lunch and dinner. I have always had a good meal and service.

Tried Thai street for the first time. Service was great and food was amazing! Only negative was there cocktail maker wasn’t working so we couldn’t order cocktails but would defiantly visit again.

Lovely modern thai restaurant with hard working staff. Our orders from starters, curry, pad thai all tasted good. Will definitely go back after cinema across the street, but remember they close at 9pm and last order 8:30 on Sunday.

Just back from a very impressive small menu Thai restaurant.can't fault it.not rushed , portions well balanced with lots of flavour.recommend the ribs and the gang dang and homemade ice cream.went with six other friends who all concur.Will be back soon .

First time we had visited Street Thai in George Lane and it won't be the last. Really impressed. Great food. Love ribs, but not easy to find decent ribs these days. These were superb, as was the sirloin steak dish, sticky rice. Loved it. Can't wait for our next visit.

The staff here are wonderfully friendly as is the food. Have been going to Thai Street regularly when it was known as Purple Thai and even though there has been a change in management, the quality of food and service remains the same with the same friendly and accommodating faces.

The restaurant is ok and nicely set out. I keep on trying to find a Pad Thai like you get in Thailand but certainly haven’t found one yet in the suburbs of London. The food here was adequate but no better. We should have sent the Pad Thai back as it was dry and didn’t taste as it should. Unfortunately we were hungry so we ate it. My wife commented that it wasn’t great with the reply”you ate it all didn’t you”. Service isn’t what it used to be.

As close to real Thai as I am to real Madrid. If you want your tempura with as much batter as your local chippy might use, your pak choi as salty as a chip and your red curry a bit 'meh ', this is for you. The ambiance is austere, hard surfaces make this a very noisy restaurant, even if only half full. And whilst this place had some good reviews, I worked guess that 's because they 've never really eaten in a good Thai cafe, or decent restaurant. It plays to its audience, because of the area it 's in, but leaves lots to be desired. So in short, not one I 'd be recommending, except to some one I 'm not too keen on.