O's Thai Café

O’s Thai Café is a designer canteen with a floor raised a metre above street level, and a glass-fronted, wedge-shaped, cream-walled dining area decked out in pale wood flooring and furniture and is located by the clock-tower in the centre of Crouch End.

O’s Thai Café produces great Thai food combined with inexpensive drinks in a lively environment. Choose from the main or set menus or from the selection of specials on the chalkboards.

The food is authentically Thai in flavour served without fuss and no hidden extras - rice is included and there is no cover charge and no service charge for tables of fewer than five people.

O’s Thai Café has a deservedly excellent reputation as you can see from our many reviews and was listed as one of the Top 100 restaurants in London.

O’s owner and head chef, Somchai Kantavanich, has the Thai nickname ‘O’ that gives the name to the restaurant. O has combined his Thai cultural background with his flair as a former fashion designer to serve food of high quality, taste and value in an environment that is fun, stylish and affordable.

O is obsessed with producing great food and insists on using only the freshest ingredients from sources he knows and trusts and with whom he have worked for many years and uses authentic Thai ingredients that are specially imported. We offer a wide range of fish and meat dishes and every dish has a vegetarian option.

Our over-arching philosophy is to keep things simple, classic and authentically Thai with modern British and European twists and presentation.

We are just by the Clock Tower in the centre of Crouch End at the top of Park Road, in Topsfield Parade that curves round from Middle Lane to Tottenham Lane. Buses 41, 91, W5 and W7 all stop within 50 yards of the restaurant and afford links to Finsbury Park, Turnpike Lane, Archway and Highgate London Underground stations.

We are right in the middle of Crouch End, one of London's 'villages'. Crouch End has a wide selection of independent shops, pubs and bars and is surrounded by parks such as Alexandra Palace and Queens and Highgate Woods.