I was really looking forward to try this restaurant. First impressions were fine, a traditional English breakfast cafe converted to a cosy Thai restaurant. Service was very good BUT the food was totally uninspiring. I have been eating Thai food in London for 30 years and the food lacked flavour (there were no herbs in my dish), originality and portions were small. Around the corner is Thai food at The Salutation pub, which by the way I don't think is that good but still better than Jin-Da Thai. For me the benchmark is the Thai food in Churchills pub in Notting Hill Gate. Full of flavour, and decent portions (but not cheap)

Lovely cute place. So popular so make sure to reserve if you want a table as it’s quite small inside. The service and food was fast and everything was delicious. Has vegan and gluten free menu

Really enjoyed the food and the service was really good as well. Prices were good, and tastes felt authentic

Nice Thai restaurant with great northern dishes and affordable price.

Absolutely loved the food! It was super good and authentic Thai food. The place is small so we had to make a reservation in advance to guarantee a spot. The staff were very nice and welcoming. We ordered the seafood soup, Tom Yum soup, and for main course we ordered Panang Curry with steamed rice, Chef Special Massaman Lamb, and Pad Himmaparn with stir fried rice. All were absolutely great! I guess the main reason for the 4 star is that it took a really, really, long time after the soup to get our mains. We also had Khao Tom Mat for dessert but won’t necessarily go back for it. Overall, the top pick for us was the Massaman Lamb which was mouthwatering and would highly recommend to go and try it!

Family-run little thai restaurant that specialises in Northern Thai food. The service and the food taste good. I would highly recommend to try the pork curry (Gaeng Hunglay) and Noodle Curry (Khao Soi).