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In 2004 we opened our first restaurant, 101 THAI KITCHEN in Hammersmith, London. We were pioneers in bringing authentic and traditional ‘real’ Thai food, especially that of the Isaan (Northeastern) region to both the UK Thai community and the wider public. We are also fortunate to have with us our Auntie Bee whose Southern culinary expertise is second to none, making our restaurants the only ones in the UK who specialise in the food of Southern Thailand.
All these influences come from our birth place of Roi Et in the Isaan region and Hat Yai in the South.
At Anissa’s, you too can now enjoy these authentic dishes.
When you dine with us here, you are promised the finest, best local produce
and ingredients. Being in the New Forest we are lucky that
we’re surrounded by the freshest of ingredients and produce. Meat and eggs
from local farms and butchers, seafood from the Hampshire coast and locally
grown vegetables and mushrooms. We use these fantastic local ingredients
alongside our exotic Thai herbs and spices to create these special dishes but
without compromising the true Thai techniques and tastes.
DRINK
We love to drink when dining with friends. Enjoy our cold
Thai ‘Chang’ beer, explore our extensive selection of wines from all corners of the world or taste refreshing gin cocktails
RELAX
When you have good food, good wine and good company... what else can you do
but relax.Sit back and let us entertain you.
Enjoy your time here with us.
LIKE A THAI
Thai food in the UK has, over the years, been over adapted and some may
suggest “westernised”. We’re here to offer alternatives. At
Anissa’s, we’ll take you to another dimension of Thai culinary culture. When dining with us, justimagine you’re in Thailand. Please
don’t be afraid to try new things and don’t be shy to use
your fingers!
The menu may be new to you but please take it from us that these are the kind of foods that Thais love to eat and wewould love to share it with you. So relax, be brave, be bold....be Thai andenjoy your meal
Thank you
Sutti & Nong