Zaap Thai Street Food

Love this restaurant, great menu and friendly staff which offers Thai street food which comes close to the real thing in Thailand every time myself and my wife visit Leeds we will visit !

Some of the worst Thai food I’ve had. Went there pre-event. Probably OK if you’re an impoverished student but if you’re not, avoid! It was very poor value for money as the food was so atrocious. Frozen food warmed up; sauce from a jar.

Having heard great reviews about this place from friends and family before, I was eager to try and see if it lives up to expectations. The food was lovely, drinks were perfect and service good, although a little slow. In conclusion, definitely give it a go !

Went here for early dinner pre theatre it was fabulous. Great atmosphere queuing for tables by the time we left. Food was fabulous we shared the mix starter then both had Bao Buns washed down with Singha. Really enjoyed it can understand why it so popular it was great. Defo recommend.

Visited on a busy Sunday and the restaurant was almost full but we were quickly sat down. Waiter very attentive and drinks order quickly taken. Drinks arrived and food order taken. Food very good and large portion size. Drinks reasonably priced and we had a lovely time. Our waiter was very polite and checked all was ok and took further drinks order. Bill came in a timely matter. Been here a few times and always enjoyed it.

Great to see the well-run ZAAP food stall at Chapeltown Carnival again this year. I live in Chapeltown, and can eat Caribbean food any time I like. Getting hold of vegan food at the Carnival hasn't always been easy, so I always go Thai! Thai sweetcorn cakes were very tasty, as always. I probably left it too late for the Pad Thai Tofu, got the last portion, which wasn't so good, and rather pricey at £10 for a small portion. I'll get there early next year!

Great decor and convenient location. Big space. All was a good experience at this location until the long wait for the never prepped dessert. Asked a waiter to check on it and he acknowledged after we saw him speak to his colleague in the kitchen and removed what looked like the sticky rice base from the fridge? Minutes passed and that base was still sat on the counter untouched, we looked at the time and as we needed to catch a train, we had to pay up and leave. The first bill which we were given had the dessert still on it -1* Fortunately for us…we double checked before tapping!! Auto-added service too -1* which on this occasion felt undeserved.

A big queue outside is typically a good sign Everything about the place, inside, I loved!! I loved the decor, the madness, the noise, the buzz, the re enactment of a hawker stand Staff were awesome all night too Food wise….this is the thing Can I be too harsh when it appears the dishes have been toned down to match the English palette? Starters I couldn’t be sure if they were freshly made or from frozen, I’ll go with the former for now…we ordered both platter sets Mains good size portions But I would say they were bang on average It’s good they had he traditional types of chilli oil and sauce condiments (one of our colleagues underestimated the chilli oil, much to our delight) But you just f...

We decided on Zaap Thai for a meal with friends and liked that we didn’t have to book so we were not stuck to a particular time. We arrived about 7.45pm on a busy Saturday evening. Yes we did have to wait and part of that was queuing outside so bare that in mind if you’re going in bad weather. It wasn’t too long a wait and we were soon seated. We ordered drinks and for starters both couples chose the Bangkok platter. Spring rolls, chicken skewers, chicken gyoza, prawn and pork dumplings and Thai fish cakes. The spring rolls and skewers were really good but I didnt like the texture or flavour of the fish cakes and the gyoza were over cooked and quite hard. For main two people went for the Gai...