Reviews Mudmee Thai Restaurant

Been here loads of times over the years and has never failed to please. Excellent food at reasonable prices.

This place serves one of the best Thai food in London. The staff is very polite, the food is awsome and the price is not very high! I would recommend their Tom yum gong soup and coconut rice.

The most amazing thai food I've ever had! I've been to the really expensive thai restaurants, but I still think that nothing beats Mudmee's authenticity and rich thai flavors. Always satisfied after eating here! The thai green curry, penang curry, and their nasi goreng are absolutely amazing! Shouldn't miss this gem of a restaurant when in London! Absolutely fantastic

There are not many central places where you have to call up and make a reservation, because there is no electronic system. And it is rare that you see orders being taken on the the old school waiters pad. It is a re-assuring thing at Mudmee, because it means that the concept has not been tainted by the cool and the now. Mudmee is a cute little Thai restaurant just off a lane by Bishopsgate. On Artillery Passage, you discover cute pubs, hairdressers and other surprises which are quaintly hidden away from the busy access area to Liverpool Street station and this is home to Mudmee.

We were greeted by a confident tiny woman who was obviously in charge. She knew the flow of the room, timings on tables and availability. We settled on a corner table and were given the menus to study. We ordered a bottle of wine to share and due to our hunger, knew that we were in for a two courser. All the thai favourites are here and with the kitchen within our eyeline, we could see the Chefs busying themselves freshly creating each dish.

To start, it was steamed dumplings of minced chicken, crab sticks, prawn, bamboo shoots, mushroom, water chestnut wrapped with a delicate wonton skin with taramind dipping sauce. We also ordered king prawns marinated in garlic and coriander root wrapped with rice pastry served with sweet chilli sauce. Whilst this particular prawn dish may sound like it has a soft shell (well I thought anyway), the wrapping is crunchy, so be aware. The dumplings in particular were gorgeous. I always struggle to find the right descriptive words without sounding poncey or re-using the same all of the time, but to be honest, I prefer to use my own interpretation of how I felt and if it seems samey, then too bad.

For Main course it was the obligatory pad Thai. Having been to Bangkok and Ko Samui, I know this as being a popular street food and casual dish at eateries. It is made up of stir fried rice stick noodles with king prawns, egg, beansprouts, dried shrimps, sping onions and ground peanuts. It has a sweetness to it which I like. Sometimes you can have it with a bit of a kick with chilli, but here it was quite mild. Eleanor, who introduced me to Mudmee, had the green Thai curry with chicken, another staple dish of Thai cuisine. Smothered over sticky rice, she was a happy camper.

Mudmee is a welcome South Eastern Asian surprise in an area which just down the road, is heavily populated with Vietnamese restaurants. Furthermore, it is not a chain, it is independent, ran by a Thai team with non nonsense decor or service, just good food at an affordable price.

Lovely little family run restaurant tucked away in Liverpool street. The food arrives fast and tastes amazing. A great selection of food all at very reasonable prices. I had a 2 course meal for 2 with soft drinks for £30. As it is only a small restaurant do be prepared to sit quite close by to other diners. Friendly staff and lovely atmosphere must eat here!!

Family run Thai restaurant close to Spitalfields Market which manages to be warm, hospitable and extremely efficient at the same time. The classics: Som Tum, Thai curry and Pad thai do not disappoint and I would recommend the place to anyone looking for quick, reasonable and appetizing meal in the city.

Exceptional food and great service. Authentic Thai, with Thai staff, serving great food. The fried salmon from here is the best I've had and certainly recommend. Dishes were very reasonably priced (I had a starter, main, side dish (rice) and a drink all for £25 - most places that would only get you a main. Service was quick and the staff were very polite and friendly. I will definitely be back again

Loved the place and the menu. Lots of vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options. The place is really popular and busy but in a good way.

The food here is definitely the best Thai food I've had in the UK. It's also very well priced for where is is in London. We got here early at lunch time and there were only a few tables taken. A short while later the place was pretty full, so get there early!

This is one of my local Thai places to go but unfortunately try to avoid during the weekend as their service wasn’t great ,however their food is delicious I highly suggest you should try it out.

2 course meal with bottle of wine cost less than £50 per head. They have Thai wine which is good taste. Huge volume, great taste and good service. Won't let you disappointed.