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| Mae Ping |
| 16 High Street |
| Beckenham, BR3 1AY |
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Book online and receive 5 points per person booked. |
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| Tel: | 020 8650 7887 | |
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| Air conditioning
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Non-smoking area
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Parties welcome
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Vegetarian selection
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Allergy aware
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Disabled access & toilets
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Party menus
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Take-away available
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| A popular restaurant, housed in an unusual former bank building close to Beckenham Junction station. Mae Ping has a warm and inviting atmosphere and the authentic feel of Thailand – as if you were sitting in a friendly restaurant in Chiang Mai where the river “Mae Ping” runs through. There is an extensive selection of dishes on the menu and carefully selected fresh ingredients include such Thai staples as chillies, lemon grass, basil and kaffir lime leaves, making dining at Mae Ping a special culinary delight. |
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| Opening Hours | | Open every day (except Mon lunch) noon-2.30pm and 6-11.30pm. All major credit cards accepted. 10% service charge. Click on the web link underneath our address details to view our sister restaurant in Croydon.
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Cuisine |
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| Thai |
| Rice is the main staple of Thai people. Steamed or boiled rice it is the elemental plate of the meal and will be eaten with several dishes. Thai cuisine combines vegetable, fish, and other meat cooked with many kinds of spices such as garlic, chili, lemongrass, coconut milk, tamarind, ginger, coriander, basil, and peanuts. The taste of Thai food is usually hot and spicy. The most famous Thai dishes are Tom Yum Kung, the spicy soup with shrimp and Pad -Thai, noodle fried with meat and vegetable. |
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