Zen

“The food, service and atmosphere were both excellent.”

Rass Ahmad★★

Firstly service cannot fault, staff are really nice. The place gives off a good vibe and has nice decor. Sadly it’s just one of those places that is aesthetically pleasing with tasteless food. I’ve had milk tea in Thailand before. Don’t order it from here. It’s £5 and it just tastes like watered down milk. Just no taste to it at all. None of the creamy spiced taste that it should have, and zero sweetness. The Bangkok toasties are literally just prawn toast but it was overfried and tasted really hard and rubbery as a result. The salt and pepper chicken was ok but Chinese takeaway salt and peppe

N P★★★★★

This is a restaurant where my friend and I went for Thai food after seeing good reviews. We ordered many dishes because we were extremely hungry, and when the food arrived at our table, we realized we might have ordered a little too much.🤤 But in the end, the authentic, spicy Thai flavors, generous portions, reasonable prices, and excellent service made this restaurant a truly memorable experience.

Emma Jane Rodrigues★★★★★

I've been going to Zen since it opened and it's always a great experience. Special thanks to Gary our waiter, he was very attentive tonight and made our experience all the better. We'll be back, this place is such a treat and the blood orange frozen cocktail is unreal.

What you need to know!★★

Overall: Food: Thai A regional Thai restaurant which is something like a cross between Ivy Asia and Gilgamesh at vastly inflated London prices. Part of a small group including a Chinese restaurant not in the main city centre but up behind the prison next to the wall. First irritant was the annoying reservation system. Not at all friendly and demands a deposit. A warm welcome, no wait but given a cold, draughty table near the door. Not great. Prawn crackers for £5 were not what you’d get in any other decent Thai restaurant. These were the Chinese ones. The sliver of rice served within a n