I went to sugarhut in early 2008. The decor and atmosphere were fantastic. The music was a live DJ who was a bit pretentios (reminded us of Howard Moon out of the Mighty Boosh!!) and the drinks, whilst expensive, were well mixed.
The food was OK - not the best, not the worst. It presented good value for money at £30-35 head for an extensive set menu. I did appreciate the way that they adjusted the set menu for a member of our party with dietry needs; they replaced some meat dishes with fish/seafood, so we got extra value in a way.
Later, there was standard dance music. The venue is a bit too small for this, in my opinion, as dancing/drinking/eating were all crammed together and I saw a couple of spillages of drinks. But overall, a nice venue, and you don't get nonsense from passing chavvy drinkers because of the 'disguised' door.

The decor at the Sugar Hut was dark and opulent with candles everywhere which seemed to set the scene for romance and intimacy but the noise level simply did not reflect that. I could hardly hear my date and the darkness made it difficult to read the menu! The service was rather slow but the staff were polite.


The food when it did arrive was beautifully presented and tasted authentic. The dishes were a little pricey - paying £5.50 for a scoop of ice cream was a bit much. Overall Sugar Hut was a nice place with good food in an unusual setting. I’m glad I went just to check it out but it’s not special enough to give me the urge to go back any time soon.

Sugar Hut was very nice looking and I thought it should provide a good meal. The food was of poor quality and I know about food. The special fried rice was soaked in cooking oil, the sea food soup was mostly mushrooms and looked and smelt horrible. The whole set meal tasted as if the chef couldn't be bothered and just chucked in the ingredients as per routine.


If Sugar Hut took the time to make the food better and spent less time on the extravagant venue decor this place could be brilliant. I'm only bitter because the quality of the food did not at all match the price and it ruined our evening.

I cannot recommend Sugar Hut. I reserved a table to celebrate my 30th. On the night, we were told that our table would be ready in 15 minutes. After an hour and a half of waiting we were told they had double booked and we would not be getting any food and it was too late to go elsewhere.



The Sugar Hut management were rude and unapologetic. On the night, they offered me a complementary meal for four but when I came to take them up on this offer, they reneged on the promise. This places gets a fat zero.

I was a little apprehensive after reading the Sugar Hut reviews but thought I should give it a go anyway and was pleasantly surprised. The staff were attentive and courteous and the cocktails are to die for.

I've never been to Thailand so haven't tasted real Thai food therefore I'm probably not the best judge but I found the food at Sugar Hut was great.

Overall, it's a beautiful restaurant with good food, great drinks and I'll be going back and recommending it to friends.

While Sugar Hut does indeed have a fantastic interior, I am afraid to say that it was a disappointment. If you are planning on going out with a large group of people I would not recommend this restaurant.

We arrived to find out that our group had to guzzle down the food and vacate our table by 9.30 for their next customers. Fair enough if they had told us in advance, but they didn't. To make matters worse, the staff were very rude and didn't make us feel as though service was in any way their priority. They also tried to encourage us to eat the most expensive set menu and were annoyed when we asked if more menus could be distributed.

Although it was stressed that we would get all dishes on the set menu, they failed to tell us that this would be shared between four people. This we found out on arrival. The manager made attempts to appease the situation, but overall the experience, which should have been a joyous celebration at at Sugar Hut, turned out to be an unpleasant fuss.

Sugar Hut has a fantastic atmosphere! Live music on Sundays really lifts you at the end of a heavy weekend and the cocktails are well worth it. For those of you who don't drink alcohol they also serve exotic juice concoctions which went down a storm with the friends I brought. To complete the evening we ordered a shisha pipe for the table. We will definitely be going back to Sugar Hut to try out the restaurant!

I went to the Sugar Hut last weekend with a few friends and had a fantastic time. We arrived earlier than our reservation so were given an area in the lounge to wait for the rest of our party to arrive. The cocktails are amazing - keep in mind that all spirits are doubles. I don't know much about Thai food so the waiter was extremely helpful not to mention patient but it was worth the wait as the food was great. All in all, Sugar Hut is not cheap but this is evident as soon as you walk in. All of us had a great time and have booked again for my birthday next month.