Thai Connection Catering

We went for a meal this evening (Sunday) with some Thai friends (which I always think is a good sign when thai people like eating there) and we weren’t disappointed.
We let our friends order a selection and everything was really good. The starters in particular were great (crispy wantons and steamed dumplings) and the mains which included beef salads and red chicken currys were also tasty. I made the mistake of trying a Thai sausage that was so spicy it blew my head off and took my tastebuds a while to recover.
Thankfully they did as desert was the the highlight for me. Deep fried ice cream. It was delicious.
The bill worked out around £50 per couple with not a lot of booze so pretty fairly priced I guess these days. If you like Thai food this definitely seemed like one of the better ones.

I went there because of the good reviews here and I really disappointed from this place, A dreadful experience, the food was so bad presented, awful customer service and really dirty place as a restaurant, I won’t be bothered to return again

I ate here for the first time a few days ago! I had heard good things about it and wanted to see for myself.
It is a lovely restaurant with a very relaxed, intimate ambiance. Lovely décor throughout and nice and warm being the winter months its important your not freezing whilst enjoying a meal. Menu is fairly extensive offering a wide range of dishes for fish, meat and veggie lovers!
The food was very tasty and was served quickly, my only problem with this restaurant is portion size! It was very small compared to the price, I would have liked it to be a little bigger but other than that a great Thai restaurant for eating in or take away.

When I first looked at the menu here I thought I was in for a pretty average Thai meal, but on closer inspection there are a few really interesting options nestled among the coloured curries and fried noodle dishes and I wish I could have explored a bit more of the menu.
We started with the spicy Thai sausage and some little dumplings. The spicy sausage was homemade and absolutely delicious. Herbal and flavourful and served with vegetables and herbs for texture and even more flavour. The little dumplings were also nice but nothing special. We also ordered a som tum which came at the same time as the starters, I would have preferred it with the main-​courses but hey! We requested it to be really spicy, and it was, so much so that some of our table couldn’t handle it. It was perfect for me though and really tasty, but small. Grilled whole fish, was amazing, cooked perfectly and moist. Keang haung-​lay curry, er YUM? This was probably my favourite dish, I could literally have drank the sauce. We also had sticky rice and a pad thai, which was very good and decorated with an net made of egg. Our table finished with the battered ice-​cream! I don’t like ice cream, or batter very much, so didn’t try it but apparently it was really disappointing, fill up on the savoury things instead!
This is a really solid choice for Thai in Hove, I went to The Giggling Squid the week before and I think Thai Connection’s food is far, far better. I’m dreaming of that Keang haung-​lay curry!

Nice people serve food, the host is great and its real Thai by English standards GREAT PLACE stands out from the crappy Pasta joints in Hove for the wide boys and letting agents Fab place

For me, this is the best thai place in Brighton. The spices are well balanced and the vegetables are fresh and tasty. Seems very authentic and friendly.
My husband and I just had delicious and cheap lunch after not having been there for a few years. The standard is definitely consistent.

There’s something very special about this gay and family run Thai restaurant, popular with so many of the Hove locals. Not only so their chefs boast years of experience in 5* hotels in their motherland, making their dishes authentic and unusual, but the team are so genuine and warm. In fact they make a point of sponsoring local projects in their community and welcome any feedback in customers may give them on their service.
The restaurant itself with its dark wood flooring and tables appears much like a cosy café but small touches and lighting certainly make it a romantic enough destination in the evenings. My recommendations are the Thai Connection’s version of Tom Yum soup for a starter, followed by the Keang Pa-​Neang Curry at a rather reasonable £5.95. Fresh and utterly delicious.

Ok, so I don’t want to lower the tone, but when somebody told me that they had an enjoyable trip to Thai Connection, I thought that they were talking about a very different type of evening out.
In fact, they were actually referring to this Thai restaurant that also offers Asian ‘tapas’. I think the tapas is actually just the appetiser section of a normal menu, but regardless, the food was superb.
I’m a big lover of Thai food and I wasn’t let down here. I had fish cakes and a laksa (Malaysian soup), both of which left me feeling very happy.
They have a separate lunchtime menu, additionally, they also offer a discount of 10% on all take away orders (collection).

Frequently visit Thia Connection. Great service, excellent food, good value.

Excellent Thai food. Curry, fried noodles, etc. all excellent. Very authentic. Nice cosy atmosphere. Prices very reasonable. Will be back very soon!

Only been here once but plan to return many many more times! very cosy inside & the service is excellent. Food is cooked to perfection & not too expensive either!

Got a huge craving for thai food now I’m pregnant and they do it perfectly here. The food is amazing and the portions not like so many thai places where you can’t see the food on the plate cos it’s sooo tiny. Really great, cosy nice place to go and the food is fabulous, service is goodHove’s best kept secret, shhh don’t tell everyone though as I won’t get a table when I want to! Great takeaway service too.
Love them! x