Sabai Sabai

Brilliant place, yummy food, portions pretty big would not order to much. Staff very helpful

This restaurant was recommended to me by a friend and I’m glad to say it didn’t disappoint.
The restaurant was buzzing, and full — a good sign! And the staff made us feel welcome as soon as we stepped through the door.
The décor is authentic and the welcome warm. The menu is extensive and I plumped for a chicken based dish and egg fried rice after staring at the menu for what felt like ages! I also decided to share a starter of vegetarian spring rolls, which were just the right size with a garnish and sauce on the side.
All the dishes came out together (we were part of a group of ten) and were steaming hot.
The cocktails are awesome — I had a rum based one but they are not cheap — £7 each but worth it and the wait!
No dessert for me as I was too stuffed but the food was delicious. Look forward to returning.

Leamington has quite a few Thai restaurants, which is not in Sabai Sabai’s favour. Anywhere else, I would rate this as a good place — the restaurant is clean, modern, comfortable — but here the sad fact is that it is just not quite as good as Thai Elephant up the road. That said, it is a different kind of place, somewhere you could just as easily spend an evening with a bottle of wine and some friends listening to the live music they sometimes put on. The food is pretty good. The service is OK, but they were very reluctant to move us to one of the other empty tables so we could hear the music better, which was disappointing.