Comments on: Suchitras http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/thai-shanghai-cuisine/ Discover Great Restaurants, Cafes and Pubs in Tunbridge Wells Sun, 25 Mar 2012 08:37:42 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: becky http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/thai-shanghai-cuisine/comment-page-1/#comment-504 becky Thu, 28 Jul 2011 12:47:05 +0000 http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/restaurants-tunbridge-wells/thai-shanghai-cuisine/#comment-504 Have been here, both upstairs and downstairs, a few times, and I especially love the 'thai bar' downstairs - I brought a couple of friends from out of town and they loved it, the feeling of heading into a secret cellar! The yellow curry (I have forgotten it's proper name!) is an absolute fave. Have been here, both upstairs and downstairs, a few times, and I especially love the ‘thai bar’ downstairs – I brought a couple of friends from out of town and they loved it, the feeling of heading into a secret cellar! The yellow curry (I have forgotten it’s proper name!) is an absolute fave.

]]> By: James Rigby http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/thai-shanghai-cuisine/comment-page-1/#comment-410 James Rigby Wed, 01 Dec 2010 15:22:45 +0000 http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/restaurants-tunbridge-wells/thai-shanghai-cuisine/#comment-410 I've eaten as Suchitra's at least half a dozen times. Always downstairs, and nearly always on a Saturday lunchtime. The staff are always cheerful and the food excellent. I usually go for one of the set menus - which are called things like the Traveller's Dinner, and the Businessman's Dinner, and supplement them with something from the a la carte menu - not that you need to, I'm just a big eater. It's very good value. Never had wine there (do people have wine with Thai?), but the Singha beer is good. If you have a party of 5-8, suggest you try to book on of the booths/rooms. These make for an excellent intimate dining experience. I’ve eaten as Suchitra’s at least half a dozen times. Always downstairs, and nearly always on a Saturday lunchtime. The staff are always cheerful and the food excellent. I usually go for one of the set menus – which are called things like the Traveller’s Dinner, and the Businessman’s Dinner, and supplement them with something from the a la carte menu – not that you need to, I’m just a big eater.

It’s very good value. Never had wine there (do people have wine with Thai?), but the Singha beer is good.

If you have a party of 5-8, suggest you try to book on of the booths/rooms. These make for an excellent intimate dining experience.

]]> By: Nim http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/thai-shanghai-cuisine/comment-page-1/#comment-289 Nim Wed, 06 Jan 2010 13:39:52 +0000 http://www.eattunbridgewells.co.uk/restaurants-tunbridge-wells/thai-shanghai-cuisine/#comment-289 I much prefer to eat lunch downstairs in the cellar bar, the food is better value and the bar staff are friendly- beef thai chilli and basil is a great dish, it is tasty with a good amount of fresh chilli! The restaurant menu (upstairs restaurant)is more pricy and the service not always with a smile. I think that Preedee Thai is nearly as good for quality of food and a more friendly service but I would still highly recommend the Thai and Shanghai for the overall Thai experience. I much prefer to eat lunch downstairs in the cellar bar, the food is better value and the bar staff are friendly- beef thai chilli and basil is a great dish, it is tasty with a good amount of fresh chilli!

The restaurant menu (upstairs restaurant)is more pricy and the service not always with a smile. I think that Preedee Thai is nearly as good for quality of food and a more friendly service but I would still highly recommend the Thai and Shanghai for the overall Thai experience.

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