The Three Cooks - Menu

Food was amazing So much and so fresh tasty! Definitely be getting a take away again soon Happy valentines

We went to the Three Cooks for lunch. Do not be put off by the decor a bit pinky. The Thai fish cakes fabulous and the noodles were lovely. Two delicious courses £10. There are various dishes you can take.

My wife wanted to try this restaurant as a change. The service is excellent, the very good food unusual rather than exotic, more a Cambodian flavour than Cambodian food, and very filling and satisfying. We will definitely return.

Eight of us attended the new location in the castle Inn. Very polite attentive staff. Food service was great ,nobody had to sit and wait,which is nice as everyone can eat together. Food was so tasty although my sister and niece commented that the pork belly was over cooked and a bit tough. This didn't spoil our over all experience,and we had a lovely time. Thank you.

Told on arrival that it was 'Burger Night ', inspite of having booked a few days previously and not having been advised of this. Reluctantly handed the standard menu and ordered what we had looked forward to eating. Food average and overpriced. Also unable to order a glass of red wine of my choice, (inspite of the standard drinks menu which gave a range of choices) only available was a full bottle of my choice or a glass of Rioja. Wish I 'd not wasted my money.

We had a lovely meal. THe venue was not too crowded. I had a Xmas regular meal of Cambodian beef Broth with beef balls, Slow Cooked lambshank with a mild creamy red curry sauce and a n oriental rice pudding. My vegetarian companion had the Spicy smoked salmon salad with Llime, and the vegetarian version of the Panfried turkey fillet follwed by home made Xmas pud. The food was good and the spice level was right. My only commentis that perhaps they should identify any gluten free dishes.

While camping in the area we ate here on a Sunday night. Had a mixture of the starters and then mains from the Cambodian menu. Absolutely amazing food! Between us we tried the green curry, teriyaki tofu, house noodles and the duck. All cooked beautifully and made with a good mix of different vegetables. Couldn't try any dessert as were too full. Our waitress was amazing, as despite being on her own that evening she served and cleared the table incredibly quickly. Would love to go back there if ever in the area again.

'The Three Cooks ' have now expanded into 'Castles Inn ' on Earsham Street. They are currently doing a special Thai curry night on the last Wednesday of the month and we attended this last night. The food exceeded expectations I can especially recommend the special combination (4 different curry 's) which offered a wide range of interesting and contrasting flavours on one plate. The dining area has a 'no frills ' feel to it, but the food was very fresh and authentic. Despite the restaurant being full the staff worked hard to ensure quick and efficient service. Great value for money also. Definitely worth a visit.

So many friends have raved about this restaurant so we decided to try it. Friendly staff and nice atmosphere. For a Thai restaurant, I found the menu a little strange. We ordered chicken satay, pork spring rolls, calamari? Portion size was fairly small and i wasn't keen on the spring rolls. Mains We had pork noodles, monk fish, burger and 2 kids meals. Monk fish with sautéed potatoes. The let down was the spuds were just new potatoes and hadn't seen a pan. Pork noodles were my order and the noodles tasted like ones I have at home in the cupboard. I'd expect decent noodles. Burger looked good and son love it. 2 kids meals went down a treat. The bill was in my opinion high for what we received...