The Begging Bowl - Southwark

Prepare themselves on the poor by in, hit-and-miss service and excellent food. this concept menu “Thai Tapas” presents an interesting twist on traditional Thai foods. it's worth a visit.

If they have a great fan of tapas, this is tapas with a turn!its thai tapas! the aromes of the courts were beautiful. never thought sweet can taste so good and desserts, banana toffee pudding and coconut ice cream, for dying! only problem, some sizes were too small, even for tapas, everyone away had a good experience

Guest blogger rachel mulrenan takes over the task of the day of our challenge, mark the quarter away point!. for the day of challenge I visited the begging bowl in peckham, offering thai street food with a swirl. after the popularity of francs last year (which can forget these hours of waiting queues, just to get into the spits of recent restaurant opening in the opposite (as peckham bazaar, our day and a new article in it magazine, which announces peckham as the new neighboring, is now firmly at the hipster scene.

It's a restaurant in an area of Peckham that used to be a dive but is now up and coming, that does Thai street food but in a tapas style with middle class waiters and only Meantime on tap You get the gist, you can picture the clientele Recommended dishes per person, dishes on average, is looking like it won't be the cheapest.. Though all somewhat forgiven if the food blows me away It didn't. There were some decent bits and pieces: spicy sausage and fish cakes v nice. Coconut prawn curry worth getting. But not particularly exquisite, and in pretty unfulfilling portions. Currys and soups taste OK but the dishes aren't so hearty and are mainly sauce, meaning I had to...read more

Top of my Peckham to do list was dinner at The Begging Bowl – a Thai Street Food restaurant loved by critics and locals. You can’t book (surprise surprise), but considering there were ten of us, we only had to wait an hour in the pub across the road. The menu is colour coded by price, with dishes ranging from to Our waiter recommended five dishes between two, along with as much free rice as we wanted. From the options, Stir-Fry of Morning Glory was a crisp mix of greens, sweetened with soya sauce. It was our only vegetarian choice – meat and fish ruled this meal. Skipping a price band, Marinated Raw Salmon, Tiger Prawn with Minced Pork Coconut Cream, a...read more