Hugh Chambers
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Visited on a damp Friday evening with a former work pal relatively recently moved down from London at her suggestion. We were the first to arrive and were warmly welcomed. We were offered the menu, which was exceptionally short. This is generally a harbinger of good things. As it is a sign of a place that knows what it offers is very good. So why offer anything less than that?
In that respect, we weren't disappointed the food was fresh crisp and tasty. The broths showed signs of time being spent on them.
There are interesting locally sourced beers, and I had a tea that hit the spot
The only downside was the portion sizes. I'm a big guy with a large appetite. She is at the other end of the spectrum, shall we say?
Apart from that small caveat, I would definitely recommend Thao Thao. It is a bijou well designed space made for intimate dining or small enough to hold a catered private event for a rugby team sized group of friends.