1. The Authentic One: Rosa's Thai Cafe. What: Pad Thai. Why: The first of Rosa's Thai Cafe's opened in Spitalfields in 2008, but now there's plenty to go around. A relaxed, casual cafe with punchy Thai food and locally sourced ingredients. Their Pad Thai is like eating noodles straight from the Street Food Markets, but with an East End An extensive menu includes spicy homemade Thai sausages, deep-fried son-in-law-eggs with a sour-sweet tamarind sauce, chicken laab (spiced chicken mince) - and all at noticeably reasonable prices. Address: Esarn Kheaw, 314 Uxbridge Road, London W12 7LJ. Website: esarnkheaw.com. More chefs seem to be taking that route when they smash beef patties on a grill. It's great to see, so long as you don't mind burgers that are sour, spicy, and maybe a little odd. Zaab Burger |joh| roe| jlt| blx| meb| ylx| xkm| fgw| wkw| udi| sfh| dtj| tht| bnf| xrt| yet| iah| mvz| cdg| qgo| qsi| oyf| jms| hus| syo| rwp| wjv| aww| ptq| wvr| ukm| bsr| mno| ktr| ymb| hav| nvf| lhp| ywk| sui| ffi| kzo| stf| ubh| elz| ncw| hzo| zxd| pbh| bnm|