Giggling Squid - Weybridge

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  Kerry Burtenshaw

  ·1 month ago

  “We love the lunch platters at the giggling squid, the stars are always friendly and go above and beyond with the service. We used to love the fish dish on the previous menu (crispy squid, sea bass Prawns) and wish they would bring it back as it would make us return for dinner :-)”

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  Paulina Narloch

  ·1 month ago

  “I had a really lovely experience at this restaurant! The food was really good and everything tasted fresh and delicious. The service was also great, which made the whole experience even better. Our waiter, Emaan, was extremely lovely and patient with us throughout our visit. Overall, we had a great time and I would definitely recommend this restaurant!”

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  Chris Davis

  ·3 months ago

  “We had a lovely meal at Giggling Squid in Weybridge. The food was beautifully presented, full of flavour and cooked to perfection. The satay chicken, spring rolls, crispy chicken and beef dish were all excellent, and the portions were generous. The restaurant has a lovely atmosphere, the staff were friendly and attentive, and nothing felt rushed. Overall, it was a great dining experience and we’ll definitely be back. Highly recommend if you’re looking for delicious Thai food in Weybridge.”

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  An A

  ·4 months ago

  “I have eaten at this restaurant before and the food was very good, which is why this visit was particularly disappointing. I ordered the crispy squid, but there was barely any squid inside. It mostly seemed to be fried, crispy flour. I also ordered the duck spring rolls, but they seemed to contain only onion and vegetable and almost no duck. The curry did not taste fresh either. In particular, the carrots and potatoes had an unpleasant smell and seemed as though they had been sitting for a long time. Unfortunately, I felt unwell after eating the food. Based on my previous experience, I expected much better quality and freshness. I hope the restaurant looks into this and improves its food preparation and quality control.”

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  Bill Compton

  ·5 months ago

  “Overall, it was okay. The food was expensive, which ordinarily would be fine, except it wasn't exceptional quality. It was edible and tasted nice, it just didn't feel like the quality fully matched the price. We were served by two people at the same time, one young lady who was obviously training, and an older lady who clearly wanted the trainee to get on with it as she didn't give her time to ask us anything and spoke over her. She seemed rushed, even though the place was barely a fifth full when we ordered our food. The people bringing out the food looked like they were suffering from PTSD, so we assumed the kitchen was stressed about something. There was a fair bit of fumbling as plates were put on the table. Maybe they were trainees as well. Sadly, there was little to no atmosphere, which is a real shame. One good thing: we were not rushed out the door.”

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  Nick Metcalfe

  ·6 months ago

  “Bit of a let down on a reasonably busy Sunday evening. We arrived just after 7pm and were sat down at a table without a drinks menu or wine list. Eventually we had to ask for one. Drinks were very slow to arrive. The waitress tried to take our food order before they arrived and we're nicely settled in with a glass of wine (in mis-matching wine glasses). Food was also slow, starters eventually arrived at 8pm. They were very nice. The table of 5 had some places set with full cutlery, a couple were part set, one had none at all, so we had to ask for this. At the third time of asking we eventually got some water for the table. Main courses were a mixed bag, my drunken noodles were just too fiery to finish (but that's my fault for not heeding the two chilli warning on the menu). I've always thought Giggling Squid was a bit pricey, but the food and the experience probably justified it. Not on this occasion unfortunately. Lots of little things that experienced waiting staff should be able to spot and/or deal with before they get annoying for customers.”

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  Sue Nicholson

  ·7 months ago

  “Fantastic food! Drinks were good - although it took a little while for the drinks to arrive. We tried the Thai rose wine which was very drinkable, very good value! Felt slightly rushed at the end of the meal though, our bill was brought to us at 9:30 despite us not asking for it!”

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  Bakish

  ·7 months ago

  “Had a really great experience at Giggling Squid Weybridge. The food was lovely, but what really stood out was the service. Our host and waiter, Niko, was amazing – super patient while we were deciding what to order and gave really good recommendations from the menu. He made the whole experience feel relaxed and welcoming. Great service like that definitely makes you want to come back. Highly recommend!”

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  Krishnandu Sarkar

  ·2 years ago

  “Our team lunch at this Thai restaurant was a delightful experience. The atmosphere exuded authentic vibes, creating a fantastic backdrop for our gathering. The food was not only delicious but also authentically crafted, boasting vibrant flavors and exquisite presentation. A perfect choice for a team outing, blending great ambiance with mouthwatering, authentic Thai cuisine.”

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  Matt Smith

  ·2 years ago

  “Giggling Squid in Weybridge is an absolute gem deserving of five stars across the board. From the superb food to the impeccable service and delightful atmosphere, every aspect of this restaurant shines. The interior design is perfectly exquisite, adding to the overall dining experience. It's become my favorite spot, and it's the reason I now have a deep appreciation for Thai cuisine. The staff are not only friendly but also incredibly attentive, ensuring a memorable visit every time. With delicious food and impeccable service, there's nothing bad to say about this restaurant. In my opinion, it's the best non-Michelin star restaurant in the area. I’m looking forward to visiting more of their restaurants as they expand across the southeast and London.”

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