Tom Yum

Average food quality. Value for money in terms of portion. Places is a bit crowded and tables are quite close to each other, still fine. Customer service needs to improve. With no prior booking, gives us a table but said we need to finish in around an hour or so.

Delicious Thai food and a friendly atmosphere. They are kids-friendly too.

That's was a really really yummy Tom Yum Naam Kon with rice noodles, prawns, squids 🐙 and mussels. Never had something similar in my life before, like a real homemade soup 🍲!!! Also the prices are affordable, for this soup I paid £9,99! Highly recommend this Authentic Thai Restaurant!!!

This is my parents favorite restaurant and although I have had better Thai cuisine, I certainly have never had better Thai at this price. As for value for money, this takes a lot of beating. The food is tasty and can be spicy if that's your thing, the presentation is also good where vegetables are cut into shapes. The staff are very attentive and polite.

Lovely small family resturant, beautifully decorated with a Thailand atmosphere. Great service, We ordered a variety from the menu and shared. Everything was delicious.

Had a great lunch in Tom Yum in Amersham .Must try Tom yum Thai soup, phad ka pow ,phad kee maew .Really enjoyed the authentic Thai flavours. Fabulous taste

Definitely one of our family’s favourite Thai restaurants in Amersham, Buckinghamshire! The food quality and the authentic taste of Thai are the main features of Tom Yum 😍💐a good place for family or small group dinner or for couples.

Brilliant place for an authentic Thai meal. Quality food with warm service. The place is always bustling with customers - definite sign food is good. It is also family friendly too. Sometimes it gets so busy a reservation is a good idea!

I really wanted to enjoy this spot but my beef curry was tough as old boots. Everything tasted a bit "takeaway'ish". Service was ok. Not sure I'd return.

I went to the Thai restaurant for a first date with a partner in February. Upon arrival to the restaurant, we were greeted by a kind, welcoming and professional waiter and seated to our table that we'd booked in advance of a visiting. Restaurant wasn't overly busy - had a few tables in. However it's quite small inside and intimate, so the limited customers didn't make much difference to the atmosphere. We ordered a starter and main for our meals there. The food was ordered promptly with a very warm and attentive service. Our meal came and it was fresh, presented beautifully, with lots of color and vibrancy to the dishes. That said, my partner ordered the aromatic shredded duck pancakes with filling as a starter. He was surprised to see how the dish was presented, but wasn't disappointed with taste. Overall, it was a great experience and Id certainly go again one day.

Preface to this: I have little authority on Thai cuisine. Despite my frequent trips to SE Asia, I've managed to avoid going to Thailand to this point and so I can't vouch for authenticity etc. I enjoy Thai food, but I never fell in love with it as many people have and tend to go to Thai places a few times a year. Anyway, with that out of the way... I was surprised when Tom Yum opened, given the competition across the road (a place which I tried and didn't think much of when it opened). However, it seems to be pretty busy most lunchtimes and evenings, so it's doing pretty well for itself. The menu here is pretty standard, there's nothing particularly out of the ordinary here (that's not necessarily a bad thing), but they do some interesting specials such as giant sizzling prawns. We ordered salt and pepper squid, soft shell crab, dumplings, and tom kha soup for starter. The starters were fine, nothing special but I was happy enough. Then the soup. Hmm. The soups come served in thick, ceramic bowls over a candle (the top of the bowl seems to be cold, mind). It's nicely presented, I'll give them that. I just didn't like my soup very much: it was too thick and I didn't like the balance of flavour - the sweet and sour elements were present (a bit sweet for me), but I didn't really taste much else. All in all, it was a little bit sickly for me. For the mains, I had a Massaman curry and some green veg with sticky rice. The curry had a lot of the same problems as the soup, it was just too thick and whilst the flavour was strong, I found it distinctly unbalanced and lacking in depth. I mean, it's fine, it just became a bit of a chore to finish, unfortunately. All in all, it's a shame as I wanted to like the place. The staff are nice and all, but I just didn't like the food very much. I guess I never expected much going in, but it just wasn't particularly enjoyable (and I don't mind eating food that's just fine whatsoever). Maybe it was just a bad day, but I can't imagine myself going back in a hurry.

They don't bother to accept orders for a big Christmas party that I wanted to book for my staff

Best thai in the town. Friendly staff and good service. They went out of the way to make my family and I welcome.

We go here often for lunch. Staff are friendly, food is good, service is quick. Prices are pretty good, especially the lunch time menu. It is a small place, and feels cozy. The kitchen can be seen from restaurant area, which is quite good. They also provide take-away, which we've had a number of times. Tom Yum is certainly better than the Blue Orchid over the road, which has gone down-hill since a change of ownership a few years ago. Probably the best place to eat in Top Amersham.

We reserved a table at Tom Yum after a recommendation. When we arrived, the table we were offered was very close to the door and therefore in a cold draft each time customers came and left (which happened often thanks to a function upstairs and the take out crew). We asked to be moved - there were plenty of empty tables - but the manager refused, saying that all the other tables had been specifically reserved by other customers. In hindsight we should have left then - the food was ok, the service was also ok but neither impressed us considering the price and it was a very uncomfortable night being right by the door. Also, most of those reserved tables in the warmer depths of the restaurant remained empty the entire time we were there. I admire the confidence of a restaurant that does not want to encourage new custom during a recession. We felt extremely unwanted from the disinterested staff - we won't be back.