Fitou's Thai Restaurant

£8 - £20 / Thai, Malaysian, Halal, Vegetarian options

1-3 Dalgarno Gardens, London

Opening hours

12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM

Sunday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Monday Closed
Tuesday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Wednesday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Thursday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Friday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM
Saturday 12PM-3PM & 6PM-10:30PM

Exquisite Thai Flavors, Sunlit Park Views

In the realm of culinary givers and takers, Fitou's stands out as a benevolent beacon in West London, where deliciousness flows as freely as floss dipped in honey. Sitting snug alongside a rustic park, the venue greets its guests with strikingly friendly service and a menu teeming with delectable options faithful to true Thai tradition. Radiating warmth and vibrancy, Fitou's is reminiscent of your most cherished postcard from a past toasty trip to Thailand; it offers an ambiance punctuated by the fabled enthusiasm of its servers, and dishes brimming with impeccable fervency and spice balance. The vegan and vegetarian menu stands shoulder-to-shoulder with its meat-loving counterpart, urging ardent vegetarians to sit back and dig into bliss, nonchalantly sipping on a cafe-bought prosecco wrapped casually in a bag.

Inside, the sights and sounds of a bustling operation serve only to amplify the vivacity spilling from each plate onto tables generously attended by glowing, attentive hosts. If culinary departures into Gale-dangerous doses of chili are what you savor, this charmer delivers ginger and lemongrass with the precision of unfurled origami. Pad Thai and duck entrench themselves firmly into diners’ nostalgic memories, just tempting enough to warrant the desperate chase for a takeout spoon midway through an indulgence—nostalgia sprinkling each bite, inching one closer to sublimity. A twinkle of authenticity dances right beneath each layer, igniting that unmistakable realization: Fitou’s doesn’t merely host meals; rather, it unwinds rich tapestries of flavor—a dedication woven heartily into service and dish alike, promising diners not merely sustenance but a cherished experience ready to invoke smiles years later, not unlike treasured evening recollections whirred straight from the beating heart of Thailand itself. — Clarissa Cuisinier