Kai's Kitchen - Menu

I ordered pizza last night for the first time, food came soon and eating was pipping hot recommended

would deffo recommend kais kitchen! won a lovely meal from the competition that was running and myself and my family enjoyed it a lot! great friendly staff and fantastic food! x

Lovely! Gorgeous food and lovely staff. The food is really authentic, with soooo much choice. It really reminded me of Thailand. Some really spicy dishes, which I love. We love going there as a family. Really reasonably priced too. Thanks!

Excellent food every time, the quality and quantity is perfect, staff very friendly and polite. The tables are a little small when you have 4 people at them, but this is because the restaurant isn't very large, but this doesn't take anything away from the food. Also they do take away, which I will try.

new owners again, fires all employees from no ground, doesn't pay them what is owed, just want to employ young girls under 18. no qualified cooks, can not cook, food rotten, food boiled, no health and safety certificate, no business insurance, demoralises women, stay well away if they want food poisoning

After a long day out, we returned hungry and stumbled upon this hidden gem on High Street. We decided to order two fish and chip light bites and enjoyed our meal inside. We suggest opting for the light bites instead of the full meal, as it was just the right amount for us. Overall, we had a satisfying dining experience.

Due to a change in my work schedule, I haven’t had the opportunity to go to Kai’s Kitchen as frequently as I used to. A recent visit, after their protracted summer closure, made me wonder if there has been a change of ownership… The daughter of the owners, an omnipresent staff member, wasn’t there for the first time in decades. The papaya salad dressing was muted, completely different from the vibrant lime savoury flavours of the previous version and the Penang curry lacked the lime leaf/ fish sauce highs that used to be such familiar flavours.

Very small and cute cafe on the high street right opposite Tunbridge Wells train station. It was a very busy night, the staff were so busy and understandably it was a Friday night. The food was ok, not great and not the best Thai food I have had...just ok The Kai special rice tasted and looked like paella to me appreciate them ensuring no eggs was added. Pudding wasn't great either, the sticky toffee pudding and ice cream hhmmnnn I would give a 6/10 Overall it you are looking for a quick grab and bite, then I would recommend There was only one prawn in the entire dish. Very large portion though. The starter was superb freshly made chicken gyoza...so yummy

Nestled on the main hill Upto the shopping centre from the train station this little place offers a varied tai menu. We managed to get a table without booking on what clearly was a busy Friday night. Staff were initially attentive and keen to get us seated but did take a little while to take our order. We put this down to being so busy. StFf were friendly and happy to suggest additions to to your menu choices. Food was quickly served, came hot and packed full of flavour. Good portion sizes and lots of options. The only thing was that if sat near the door, there’s a regular flow of delivery drivers opened the door so the chill from outside does make the legs cold. Also we ordered single rums...