Thai Square - Putney Bridge

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Thai

Thai Square - Putney Bridge
1 Embankment
London
SW15 1LB

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Putney Bridge

Description of Thai Square - Putney Bridge

Amongst the youngest in the deservedly popular Thai Square chain, Thai Square Putney enjoys a prime spot adjacent to the bridge. But it's not just the picturesque location that attracts the buzzy, well-to-do crowd. There's the exotic cocktails served in the bell-adorned entrance bar, and then there's the fantastic food served by friendly staff in the light, airy dining room above. The menu consists mainly of familiar Thai-restaurant staples, including pad thai noodles, cracking curries (red, green, yellow, roast duck) and pan fried dishes. The exclusive dishes deserve particular attention, especially black cod in a wonderful chu chee sauce topped with coconut cream. The vegetarian section is impressively long. A strong wine list features organic choices. A good value Thai experience.

Additional information for Thai Square - Putney Bridge

Birthdays, hen and stag parties, get-togethers, Christmas dos and business events of up to 120 seated or 270 standing are catered in the cocktail bar and dining room. There are a further 40 covers outside. A cosy, high-ceilinged private room with four sofas and a patio fits 30 seated, 50 standing. Unlike the majority of its sister restaurants around London, this Thai Square offers canapés, buffet, children's and drinks menus as well as a set and a la carte menu. A separate menu is served until 23.00 in the bar where pitchers cost £15 each. Champagne from £25 to £190 a bottle. Vegetarians are well catered for. Disabled access includes the toilets. Families are welcome. Open seven days a week. Ask for window tables.

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Thai Square - Putney Bridge Reviews

Olga Sapozhnikova reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 13/12/2008

Went to Thai Square on Saturday t celebrate my boyfriends birthday. Loved the decor, we had the best table, the atmosphere was great. However was disappointed with the service, menus weren't clean, couldn't read it, reception girls were unattentive. Food was ok, I know what it could taste like, portions were small also. They made it up for us when sang Happy Birthday with a lovely desert. Overall we have enjoyed our evening as it was 10 of us and we needed a nice atmosphere which Thai Square has

LH reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 12/12/2008

I was expecting the portion sizes to be small based on the other feed back however, they were fine and totally delicious ! I would go again and upstairs is so great to look over the river even if it was cold outside. The food is very tasty and the range of dishes good as were the cocktails...

anon reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 29/11/2008

The Thai Square Putney Bridge is a lovely venue, but has flaws. This was our second visit - the menu choice is much reduced from our first visit. Starters were excellent but the main courses were bland for a Thai restaurant. Service was slow and I recommend you check your bill carefully. On both visits the bills were incorrect - this time there was a bottle of wine on the bill which we had niether ordered or received. No problem about having the bill corrected, but this shouldn't happen.

EC reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 15/11/2008

Putney's Thai Square has a great location with the food and service to match. I ordered the 'Sexy Tuna' as a starter which only had one chilli as an indication of the heat yet it practically blew my head off! The understanding and very cheerful staff replaced it with a lovely mushroom soup without question or delay. So if you beware the chillis you will no doubt have a wonderful meal and top evening.

Kerry Rhind reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 07/11/2008

Went to Thai Square in Putney with a friend. To start with we had cocktails in the bar, which was a perfect way to start off a friday night. We then went upstairs to the restaurant the atmosphere was buzzing, we ordered starters and mains the food came quickly and was delicious. Would definetely recommended Thai Square and will be coming back again

NG reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 05/12/2008

Great food, slightly over-attentive service. Great views!

CC reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 22/11/2008

Thai Square at Putney Bridge is warmly suggested for 2 to 4 people dinner.food is good,sizes are generous,seafood platter at £50 has much more value-for-money than other starters, lobster was tasty and good-size. the venue has an original architecture, with a buzzy bar downstairs good for a calm pre-dinner drink or a busy after-dinner one. restaurant room looks like a huge train restaurant-carriage, but tables are big enough, f you are 5,one of you will be squeezed a bit, 3 in front of 2,bit odd

RLS reviewed Thai Square - Putney Bridge on 22/12/2008

We had a lovely evening at Thai Square in Putney. Food was great and a very nice ambience with a great view of the river. Menu had most of the old favourites and some interesting new stuff the service was also very good and the waitresses particularly charming.

Thai Square - Putney Bridge Menus

Thai Square - Putney Bridge Sample set menu 1

Starters

- Selection of several starters (Gai hor teoy, satay prawns, chicken on baguette, dim sum)
- Tom kha gai soup

Main Courses

- Pla Neaung ma noa (steamed seabass fillet with lemongrass and fresh lime juice)
- Moo ping (marinated grilled pork in bamboo sticks served with house special 'prik-pon' sauce
- Pla meauk gratiam (stir fried squid with blended coriander, garlic and oyster sauce)

Desserts

- Ice cream
- Coffee/tea

Thai Square - Putney Bridge Sample set menu 2

Starters

- Selection of several starters (chicken satay, kratong tong, fish cakes, spring rolls)

Main Courses

- Gang kiew wan neau (beef in green curry using fresh green chillies and Thai herbs
- Gai tra krai (stir fried chicken with shallots and crushed lemongrass)
- Drunken duck (stir fried slices of duck breast with sweet basil and Thai aubergines)

Accompaniments
- Mixed vegetables
- Steamed noodles
- Steamed rice

Desserts

- Ice cream

- Coffee/tea

Thai Square - Putney Bridge Sample a la carte

Starters

- "Thai square" selection (chicken satay, marinated and char-grilled served with spicy peanut sauce - minimum two people)
- Poh pia goong (prawn spring roll served with chilli sauce)
- Gai hor bai teoy (chicken pieces marinated with our secret ingredients, individually wrapped in spinach leaves and deep fried served with a sweet chilli sauce)
- Kanom jeeb (Thai dim sum served with a soya vinaigrette dressing)

Other starters are available.

Main Courses

- Gang kiew wan (choice of beef, chicken or prawn green curry uses fresh green chilli and is cooked in coconut milk with pea aubergines, lime leaves and sweet basil leaves - relatively hot)
- Gang dang (choice of beef, chicken or prawn red curry uses dried long red chilli instead of fresh green chilli and is not so hot cooked in coconut milk with bamboo shoots, lime leaves and basil leaves and garnished with shredded red chilli)
- Gang pa (jungle curry - choice of beef, chicken or venison: jungle curry with dried long red chilli cooked in chicken broth with fresh, young green pepper corns, shredded grachai, aubergines, bamboo shoots and long beans)
- Panang curry (choice of beef, chicken or prawn cooked in coconut cream, presented relatively dry and garnished with shredded lime leaves - relatively hot)
- Mussamun curry (choice of beef, chicken or lamb: mild Muslim ragout from the south of Thailand, cooked in rich coconut curry sauce with onions and peanuts)
- Gang phed ped yang (red duck curry cooked in coconut milk with lychees, pineapple and lime leaves)

Other main courses are available.

Desserts

- A selection of desserts are available.

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