Fresh, flavorful little local Thai spot that I always try to hit when I am staying in Abingdon. Red curry was superb. More

First visit to this restaurant and would will be recommending it to my friends. Food was very good, all of my family are accomplished Thai eaters and we all rated it very highly, on par with the Chiang Mai Kitchen in Oxford and easily better than the Thai Orchid down the road. Its a quirky place, we were seated right... More

My wife and I are now frequent diners in this Thai restaurant and believe me the food just gets better and better. You must realise that there is only one chef cooking so there may be a slight delay after ordering but when the meal arrives you have got to believe it is worth the wait. Try the crispy prawns,... More

Having eaten here a few times now i feel i can write an honest review. Food was tasty and nice but if im being honest it didnt wow me. The service on the first few times we went was hit and miss to but we will put that down to it being new and they were having some teething problems More

Visited on a Saturday evening just after opening, was empty as we entered and filled up a little bit but still tables empty. Not knowing what to choose we opted for Set Menu B for a nice selection. There was plenty of food and we didn't leave hungry, quality was very good and we'll definitely be back. Service was fine... More

Just returned from an impromptu visit. Nicely busy for a Wednesday night and the staff a delight! Lovely atmosphere. Super food; three great courses for two and a nice bottle of Chablis for £58! Excellent value. We will be back! More

Having met Sai when they opened i know they are passionate about their food and service, they all work hard to maintain hight standards, I suggest anyone who has any complaint to take it up with them, they a very approachable and friendly, they would appreciate feedback whether critical or not. Been there several times enjoyed every visit, good Thai... More

We bought the prawns on toast and the prawns with sweet chili dip for starters. For mains we ordered crispy fish with chun chene with sticky rice plus sweet and sour prawns with egg fried.rice. All of these were excellent. Total cost £30. If we lived locally we would be regulars. More

Thought we'd try this restaurant for a change, so booked a table. When we arrived it was quite busy so were glad we'd booked ahead and was shown to a table upstairs. The building is small, quite quirky with sloping floors, beams and a higgledy-piggledy staircase which reminded us of being on the 'House of Fun' at a fair :-)... More