Sri Thai City
Overview
The Sri Thai City restaurant is just a short walk from Liverpool Street station and a popular choice among local workers and tourists checking it out. Sri Thai City is a popular option for romantic meals and large social gatherings, thanks to its vibrant atmosphere and impressive selection of cocktails and bar drinks. A small bar area enlivened by oriental fabrics acts as a curtain-raiser for this plush basement restaurant, where the sultry, sophisticated decor mixes theatricality with intimacy to winning effect. The assured Thai cooking is a mélange of Chinese, Vietnamese & other influences, with lots of choice on the vast menu. Work your way from spicy & sour Thai Tom Yum soup, through to green chicken curry with fresh herbs & Thai aubergines and finish with a panda crepe with cocunut & ice-cream
Practical Information
85A London Wall, The City, London, EC2M 7AD
Prices
£26 to £40
Venue Details & Map
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- Bakerloo
- Central
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- District
- Hammersmith & City
- Jubilee
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- Picadilly
- Victoria
- Waterloo & City
- DLR
- London Overground
- Tramlink
Sri Thai City
- Address
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85A London WallThe CityLondonEC2M 7AD
- Public transport:
- London Liverpool Street, Underground
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Latest 4 reviews of Sri Thai City
They have recently changed their name to "Sri Siam Thai"more
I have dreamt about the fish dishes at this place. Recently had the steamed Sea Bass with egg fried rice, which was preceded by a diverse plate of delicious hors d'oeuvres.
It's a great place to go with the team for a long, lazy lunch - ideal for a special event or just swish enough to celebrate your bonus... or, let's be realistic here, the fact that you still have a job.
Although the...more
There's something very Chinese-sounding about the name of the place so it was with some cognitive dissonance that I went to this place for the first time with my colleagues for a work lunch. Was it a bunch of Thai people trying to do Chinese cuisine? Was it an ambitious Chinese chef looking to whip up Thai curries?
These thoughts were soon laid to rest once we got there and checked out the...more
I have passed by this nice looking Thai restaurant to and from my way to work for most of 2009, but didn't have the chance to try it out until this week (probably because its closed on saturdays and sundays).
The main dining area is underground, one level below London wall. They have an elevator to take you there but it was covered with a decorated curtain (seemed inoperative) during my...more