Hang Li Poh in Birmingham

The food was spot on, reminded me of whe I went to Thailand. Staff were friendly, took the staff a while to give us menus and take our orders but the food came out quick once we had ordered, we had the express lunch.

Really fresh tasting Thai food. More authentic than some places I've been to. Chicken satay was delicious and the king prawns were succulent. Only slight thing is that the place is more like a cafe than a restaurant, maybe it's just the style. Food is worth it but not an upmarket decor or ambiance

Came for lunch and they had a starter and curry for £9.95 which i opted for. Great food and service. Food came out quick for a table of 8 people.

To anyone who sees them..Sorry about the badly edited photos ( l didn't like the background of my kitchen..!) I would have missed out on the pumpkin crackers and if I'd gone to The Giggling squid instead ☺ 🍘 🎃 ! so tasty.. Rice was well cooked, corn patties were fragrant and I loved the gingerella beer ! Their meal deals and interesting vegetarian friendly menu makes it easy to get something because it can take me a while to decide. Also I have never tried authentic Thai meal outside of a thai temple. Didn't know what to expect... but l made the right choice. The cardboard (?) bowl presentation is good and it's very sturdy and eco friendly at least. I have reused it many times . But yeah.. The sweet chilli sauce.. WOW! I BELIEVE IT'S THE BEST I ever tasted from anywhere.. Lovely Sunday dining experience for me! Cant wait to order here again. 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟 🌟

Really nice Thai food & friendly staff! Great portion sized and the thai milk was perfect (ordered 2 thai milks bc it was so good🤪)

Amazing food and a brilliant place. The only downside was the quantity of food provided for the price. The bowl of rice was barely enough to complete the curries.The prawn crackers were out of the world, especially with the dip that it came with.The service was excellent and the suggestions the staff provided were helpful.It was good to finally dine here after several attempts to dine here and being asked to come later as the restaurant was full. I look forward to coming over here again to try more and different dishes.

Lovely staff, and an interesting menu. I was disappointed with the fact that the spicing of the food was rather too polite for my taste. I like my Thai food to be authentically powerfully flavoured.With my for I ordered a Thai beer described as being flavoured with lemongrass and lime. I found the same problem. It was very mildly flavoured, I was barely able to detect the lemongrass and lime.If you prefer mildly spiced food Rosa's Thai would be highly recommended as the other flavour elements were great. Portions are generous, and the staff are lovely. It is a small establishment, so on popular evenings I would recommend booking ahead to save disappointment.

I love Thai food and have wanted to visit here for a while. The location is great, staff and service were really good. Ambiance is great, can be a date place or a family meal out. Tables feel intimate and there are booths. Food was so delicious and there were some none spicy options. Lots of vegan options too. Massaman curry is a must try and the Thai tea dessert

Had the thai red curry with tofu, so tasty! And perfect for the vegans out there. The sweetcorn fritters are great. Nice, chilled atmosphere and friendly staff. Lots of natural light coming in, adding to the lunch vibe. Note, it's a great people watching spot. Great location. Will definitely be back again :)

Rosa’s is hidden at the edge of the City, about a 10-15min walk from the station.We had pre-booked a table and service was excellent throughout. Staff were very polite and attentive.Food was nice, freshly made and at average price for City.I enjoyed a classic pad Thai, well presented and was yummy. But overall nothing special, I would go again; but it’s a bit out of the way to get to in terms of location.We all enjoyed a family meal and I would recommend going.