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Nahm reviews
One of the most disappointing eateries I have ever been to in my entire life. The food was neither authentic Thai nor European Thai and was very average. We left several dishes uneaten. The staff, whilst nice, were over-attentive and the location of the restaurant is just off the lobby of a hotel, with no soul whatsoever. As for the desserts, absolutely revolting!
by shorty12345 (2 reviews), 12 Mar 2007Wow. Wow. And more wow. This is Thai food at its best. I would never feel ashamed to take my Thai friends to dinner here. Expect strong flavours that explode in your mouth. Serving sizes were generous, and we were unable to finish all of the food in the set meal.
by Leon_B (8 reviews), 05 Apr 2006One of the best restaurants in London -- of any cuisine. The desserts are exquisite.
by Food critic, 09 Mar 2006We visited Nahm on Friday 10th of December, and we were surprised. The food was excellent.
On Saturday we visited Mango Tree, this restaurant was ok but definitely can't be compared to Nahm.
Outstanding service outstanding food - David Thompson is a national living treasure.
by Anonymous, 18 Oct 2005From a Thai... Even in Thailand I couldn't found a restaurant equal to Nahm - one which really represents the "Thai" taste. Some dishes on the menu are now rarely found not only in restaurants but homes also.
by Anonymous, 18 Jun 2005One of the few Michelin starred Thai restaurants and deservedly so. The portions are not huge but the flavours are exquisite - leagues beyond most Thai food in London. Set menu's not a bad deal too.
by Sarah M. "top london reviewer" (32 reviews), 24 Apr 2005Fantastic 18th century royal Thai unsurpassed as far as any Thai restaurant goes.
The elegence and oppulence of the plain dinning room only enhances the way the food is served - un-played-with and letting the flavour speak for itself. The service is attentive and discreet with a real knowledge and passion.
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