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Staff were super friendlyFood is authentic (personally loving any type of curry with coconut milk)Original Thai milk tea tasted exactly like what I had in ThailandWould try mango sweet sticky rice next timeNo reason to not come back again~

Came in with friends for a lunch.Food is ok but not fanastic,i had curry with chicken ,it wasnt creamy,more like soup,watery with lots of onions ,my friends had also curry with duck,it was salty and spicy with fat duck skin inside.Any sides u need pay separately and is not a cheap,we paid for a little bowl of rice almost 4£,,,overall is good place in very good location but i will not back there again ,had a much better and cheaper currys in other places around city centre.

The food was amazing 👏 and the staff were brilliant - cannot wait to make a return visit. Love Thai cuisine and this was as good as we experienced in Thailand. Thank you so much xx

Arrived here at 7:45pm after checking their listing showed their closing time was 9pm to be told that “oh sorry we closed at 7:30pm”. The venue was almost empty. I turned the corner and the other nearby Thai restaurant was packed. I’d say the first rule of good restaurant business in 2022 is to update your listings so you’re spared disappointed customers who haven’t had the chance to eat there. It only takes a minute.

An absolute delight to dine here. Having eaten solely at another Manchester Thai institution for the last couple of years, I decided to finally try Thai Kitchen for a Sunday lunch out — I’m definitely going to be a repeat customer fromnow on!Ordered the Guay Tiew Tom Yum, Som Tum Thai (not pictured, was too hungry!) and the Chicken Satay starter alongside a Thai iced milk tea — pretty standard lunch order for me. Was asked for spicy/chilli level when ordering which was nice; went for medium which is essentially two bjrds eye chillis.Food was very tasty, with strong authentic flavours - sweet, salty, sour — with good control of sweetness; I find other places can put too much sugar in the food which detracts from the sharpness of other elements.Highly recommended — good sized portions for big eaters too!

This is the first Thai restaurant I went to in Manchester and the food here is really good, it tasted excellent and being able to choose your spice level from mild to extremely hot was pretty neat. The staff were efficient and the menu had a lot of variety on it, from soups and classics to noodles, rice and salads so it seemed to cater for everyone. I had a steamed fish dish and really liked it, portions are very generous here and prices are reasonable at around £13-16 per dish. The one thing I deducted a star was that they took a while to get our table ready despite reservation but other than that it was great. The restaurant and bathrooms were also very clean and hygienic.

Morden relaxed styleFood was recommended by Owner👩‍🍳 Tom Yum Kong Noodles(Spicy Seafood noodle soup )Options for 🌶 🌶 🌶 spiciness.Highly recommend !Fresh Ingredients with big prawn 🍤Soup was refreshing and delicious 🤤Before by before flying to Paris 🗼My tummy is happy 😆

I've eaten here twice and ordered delivery 4 four or more times, on every occasion it has been delicious. The Pad Panang curry is perhaps the tastiest curry in Manchester, incredibly rich and very spicy. The vegetable spring rolls are also delicious, accompanied by a simple tasty dip. Besides the food, the staff are lovely and the place is clean. No complaints!This place is a hidden gem!

Not only the on-site, also take way. Anyway, this restaurant got me crazy. Love this place!

100% recommended!! I went today with my sisters and the food was excellent, with a very good level of spice (don’t worry they ask for the level when ordering, I ordered medium), the atmosphere was very nice and staff very friendly! Will definitely come again!! Thanks again!