Long Chim London
Restaurant Overview
- CuisineThai
- £20-40
- Rating4.5
About
Long Chim, which opened in late 2024, marks celebrated chef David Thompson’s return to London’s dining scene. The restaurant, located in Soho, offers a more casual approach to Thai cuisine compared to Thompson’s previous Michelin-starred venture Nahm. Authentic Thai restaurant in Soho, London, known for their spicy grilled squid and Thai street food inspired dishes.
The restaurant occupies the ground floor of 36-40 Rupert Street, featuring neon-lit signs that draw diners into its buzzing Soho location. The space sits among the area’s vibrant mix of bars and shops, just 5-7 minutes walk from Leicester Square station.
Long Chim, which means ’come and taste’ in Thai, has quickly established itself as one of London’s notable Thai dining destinations. The menu focuses on Bangkok street food-inspired dishes, with Thompson bringing his expertise from successful Long Chim locations in other global cities. The concise menu features familiar street food from Bangkok, emphasizing authentic flavors and techniques.
Popular Dishes
- spicy grilled squid
- beef rib
- crispy pork
- lamb
Restaurant Details
Other useful info
- Groups
- Family-friendly
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