Boys Authentic Thai

Fast and attentive service. Good enough food but nothing particularly special. We had Boys Platter to start (satay, shrimp toast, fried wontons) and spring rolls, all very tasty. I tried the Pad Thai with prawns for my main, was a bit disappointed that prawns were fried. It added calories and made the overall dish much too rich. My friends had the Panang and Red Curries, both good. Would go back and stick with the curries.

Food. Service. Price.
I ordered delivery from them. Very good service even tho they forgot an item that they went back to go get very fast. The coconut rice is the best I have ever had and the shrimp curry was delish. The fried shrimps were ok. Good prices. Good service. Good Food. I will defintely be back and visit the restaurant this time for more details about the ambiance, service and restroom status ;-)
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Clem
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Good atmosphere. Good Thai food. Friendly service. And reasonably priced. This is my local Thai takeaway (or eat in). Nothing spectacular but a safe bet if you fancy Thai. Nice and quiet so a good date destination if you want to be able to talk without having to raise your voice.

Not much to report here.
A friendly welcome. Pleasant comfy surroundings. A small lunch menu with all the old favourites on it. Cooked well. £8. Can’t argue with that.
But if you’re looking for something more challenging or unique then there’s Charm up the road or thai kitchen. And if you can be bothered to hike to Shepherd’s Bush there’s the kooky and delicious Esarn Kheaw. these places just give you a bit more of an experience really. Boys Authentic is a bit ubiquitous. But if you were stuck for a place and passin by, then no worries, it’s a decent filling station

I had avoided ‘Boys’ for a while mainly due to the silly name that sadly evokes British homosexual paedofile’s visiting Thailand for nefarious purposes.
When I did finally try the food I found SOME of their dishes to be of a high standard and authentically made.
The menu is not that varied, with a lot of dishes being similar to each other so I miss some foods you can get elsewhere. However, there are some excellent versions here.
The «Keng Kiew Wan» or Thai Green Curry is easily the best I have thus far had in Chiswick and is among my top 5 versions of the dish I have had anywhere, here & abroad.
«Pad Kee Mau» is another standout at ‘Boys’. Spicy rice noodles fried up with a choice of meats OR two vegetarian options including Tofu. They always ask how hot I want it on a scale of 1 – 10.
The vegetable spring rolls are always lovely & crisp — you can tell they are fresh.
The «Tod Man Pla» or spicy fishcakes are NOT quite right, it must be said. They taste like rubber.
Service is always great, both to eat in and when I phone and have it delivered.
Overall ‘Boys’ is the better choice over ‘Budsara’ which is only a few doors away, although BOTH do certain dishes better than their competition.
RECOMMENDED!

Pretty good Thai resto. Classy ambience too. If you’re in the area, it’s probably the Thai resto that I would recommend. If you can drive a bit further down the road, even better would be Yupa (less classy environment but better value and taste).

This restaurant is only a few doors away from another Thai restaurant called Budsara. Whilst this restaurant looks a lot more classy than the other one, I found the prices slightly higher, the service slightly more austere, and the food frankly not as tasty. I will certainly give this restaurant another try, but I think my preference is Budsara.

A decent Thai restaurant, pretty good food although not the best ever. Good décor, decent service, seems clean and they do seem keen to please their customers.
I have given it a good review because a main course with 2 beers and a starter was 20 excluding service which is prettying good for what we got.

Located at the Turnham Green/​Hammersmith end of Chiswick High Road, this simple cafeteria-​style Thai restaurant has kept a steady custom for years. While I must admit, Thai food is very hard to get wrong, such are the age-​old spice mixes and refined cooking techniques, the food here is very tasty. However, there are better Thai restaurants with nicer décor in Chiswick (e.g. The Old Pack Horse). But if you find yourself the wrong end of the High Road jonesing for some thai, then this restaurant won’t disappoint.

A very intriguing name for a Thai restaurant I thought when our party of 6 walked through their glass doors. My friend had made a reservation and the table wasn’t quite ready. It was a weekday, the place wasn’t particularly busy, which I prefer as the possibility of getting a better service increments.
There is nothing outstanding that comes to mind when I think about that dinner, possibly the fact that our drinks had ice cubes shaped into stars and that all the appetizers we ordered to share tasted quite good. The deal as a group was to share as many plates as we wished so I think I limited my self in ordering something everyone would like. Next time I would like to be more adventurous, as chicken skewers, fried rice and noodles is nothing that excites my palate.
Surprise, surprise I do remember my dessert. Fried banana with ice cream, the hot and cold are always a good combination, desserts with that concept almost never fail.
Oh! I have no complaints about the service my initial supposition was correct.