Bangkok Cart
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
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Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Fragrant Thai street food — pad thai, green curry, and som tam to order.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Fragrant Thai street food — pad thai, green curry, and som tam to order.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Authentic Thai — massaman, pad kra pao, and mango sticky rice.
Fragrant Thai street food — pad thai, green curry, and som tam to order.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Wok-fired Thai classics with lemongrass, chilli, and lime, cooked fresh.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
A stylish mobile bar with skilled bartenders mixing classics to order.
Pan-Asian street food — bao, gyoza, and noodles wok-tossed on the spot.
Tandoor-fired naans, kathi rolls, and rich curries from a mobile kitchen.
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Bangkok Cart and Pad Kitchen are my top picks for Thai catering in London — Bangkok Cart brings strong reviews and broad dietary coverage including gluten-free and vegan options, while Pad Kitchen edges ahead on accessibility with the lowest starting price at £575 and an equally comprehensive dietary menu. Beyond these two, the wider shortlist — Bangkok Larder, Siam Social, Basil House, and Bangkok Bikes — offers solid coverage across south, east, and north London, so once you share your guest count, date, and preferred area I can narrow things down further.