Save your money. GF and I went there today, after seeing the place full on a number of occasions. We went at 7:30 pm place was empty except for two other people. We were sat at a table away from main area next to the front door.

The table is on its own and felt as if we were waiting for take away. the view?...we faced a big council dustbin on the right and a bus stop on the left. Across the street a nasty looking brown 70s block with an Iceland in fornt of us. Right then I should have left.

The food arrived GF bbq Duck, me prawns,garlic,onions. I asked the waiter if my dish was sweet(had sugar in it) he assured me no.
My dish arrived in brown watery sauce and guess what?...yep it had sugar in it! And adding insult to injury..the food was luke warm.
My plain noodles, were not plain fried like almost everywhere in the country, but were boiled, wet and looked really unappetizing.

Should have left....GF s duck? not crispy but dry and stale. covered with tamarind sauce and stuff so we would not notice.

+ 2 rice steamed, a coke and a jasmine tea....£22.75!

We could have gone to Four Seasons China Town, Mr kong or even ordered from Gourmet Oriental. Cheaper or same price but far better food. As other reviewer has said even Basil in kilburn is better(not a great place but better than here and cheaper).

The locals seem not to know good tasting food.

Not particularly impressed, neither the Pad Thai or the Red Curry, (both King prawns), where at standard one has come to expect from these type of establishments.

I would say that the quality mixed with the amount of vegitbles and prawns is, well, let me put it like this:

I paid £17.90 for this, there is a place in Killburn called Spicy Basil where you can get the same meal, althugh better tasting for under £10

Whilst I would not endorese Spicy Basil as great food experience I still think that it is a usefull comparison.

Thanks,Mikael