Suda

Great Restaurant. If those of you have been to Thailand and have relished the authentic food ever since - Suda is the place to dine. Its not run of the mill thai and spicing is close to perfection. They make all the base suaces themselves (not from a packet) which may have been the issue with the reviewer below my comment. Service is amicable and polite. Its not fine dining, and staff are always approachable. My seventh visit since November 2012!

without a doubt the worst meal i have eaten in London, you know when you walk in a place, look at the menu and think, i should leave. massively overpriced crappy thai food. Every thai i have ever been in is better than this. avoid! thannnnnnnnnnnnnkkkkkkkkks

Meal at Suda was delicious and was very happy UNTIL waitress returned to our table (after spending 10 mins scrutinising our bill with a calculator) demanding 33p for a tip we'd apparently underpaid! This ruined the whole night - we were a big group spending £200 - we paid our bill in full. Yeah we might have been a measly 33p short on the DISCRETIONARY service due to the card/cash combo of group dynamics. Bears no resemblance to the Thai hospitality I would expect! Massive #service fail.

Suda restaurant is an elegant place to dine with friends

Shocking service - we waited an hour between starters and mains and when the main came out it was cold. They gave me just over £4 off the bill - not sure why the bothered. I won't be going back

Okay food, nothing special, but shocking service! Was there 3.5 hrs in total and we were starving by the time the mains came out. Of which some of them came out cold. They did reheat them pretty quickly. They also gave alcoholic drinks to muslim members of the group. That didnt go down too well, and the management offered nothing as recompense despite it being all their fault. Would i go there again? only if i have 5 hours to kill and am not that hungry

My fiancee and I visited SUDA, as we have recently just got back from travelling around Thailand for 3 months and were feeling nostalgic! What SUDA does best is capture the authenticity of the Thai cuisine and create that friendly, helpful and genuinely courteous vibe that we experienced all around Thailand. The food was reasonably priced (not as cheap as Thailand, but good for London prices!) and the icing on the cake were the cocktails (I highly recommend the rum-based SUDA Passion). So if like us, you want to find that little slice of Thailand in the busy english capital, head to SUDA - you wont be disappointed.

Went here for dinner with my partner a couple of weeks ago. Nice looking place in a pleasant and quieter part of Covent Garden. Food was good, but not as good as it could be. Very annoyed that every table in the restaurant had an offer displayed to get a glass of champagne for £3.00 if you ordered certain fish dishes (which we intended to do) - but on asking the waitress we were this offer wasnt valid at the weekend. Nothing to say that on the flyer and they were on every single table. To my mind you should offer the customer the deal as a gesture - but we were not so lucky. Staff seemed more interested in cogregating around the bar area chatting and not doing much else. Seemed reasonably popular as the evening went on but wont be going back - not terrible but just a little lacking in atmosphere. Stick to Busabai for outstanding Thai food and excellent service for around the same price.

very Thai style menus .. impress!

Skimping on ingredients, poorly prepared. Beef salad was 4 limp leaves of little gem, one cherry tomato, shredded onion. No coriander and nothing special sauce. Went for an early supper, not busy but rude and inattentive staff. One waitress started taking our order, when my father enquired if a dish had sugar (diabetic) and was informed it did, while he paused to choose again, the waitress left without a word to go take another tables order. Incredible.