Camile Thai- White Hart Lane

I recently visited Camile Thai Barnes and had a great experience. One standout aspect of my visit was the behavior of Mr Linto. He was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and went out of his way to make sure my dining experience was enjoyable. In terms of the food, I was impressed with the quality and flavor of every dish I tried. The Pad Thai in particular was outstanding - perfectly cooked with just the right amount of sauce. The atmosphere of the restaurant was also very pleasant. The decor was modern and stylish, and the lighting was just right - not too bright or too dim. Overall, I would highly recommend Camile Thai to anyone looking for delicious Thai food and great customer service.

I came to the restaurant to check their vegan options, I was glad to see they had a separate section in the menu dedicated for vegans. I took their green curry along with a side of stir-fried Asian greens, the curry was tasty but unfortunately too spicy for me and the Tofu felt a bit dry, I did really like the stir fried green, they had a great sauce and were delicious. for dessert, I took the only vegan dessert they had which was a chocolate toffee cake. a very sweet dessert that maybe less fit the Thai food concept, I think even a simple Mango & sticky rice dessert would have worked better. the restaurant is big and cozy, with a very lovely and calm ambiance and the service was kind and fast.

We booked there for Easter Sunday lunch, after I saw it recommended on Time Out magazine. As soon as we entered the restaurant, there was a very peculiar fishy smell… which did linger for a long time. But apart from that – everything was great. The food tasted delicious and fresh. The customer service was very good. They also participate in the ‘Kids Eat Free’ offer, which was great for us, as we had our 2 kids with us. So, yes, all in all, a nice experience.

Done few collections and every time on time, so kudos here. The dishes are all on the salty side, so deduct another star if you don't like that. Red curry was pretty good, Mekong duck stir fry noodles and Khao soi moo were too (pro tip: get an extra rice with Khao soi moo and you have couple decent meals). On the other hand Massaman curry was average and Green curry was so so - looked like green curry, smelled like green curry but didn't have much flavour (apart from salt...). Vegetable spring rolls are yummy, wish they were a bit cheaper though!