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A new restaurant location for Lucky Khao, currently being opened in Soho, London, following the closure of their Brighton establishment.
Luke Larsson is a chef primarily associated with the Kemptown Project and several restaurants in Brighton, UK, including Lucky Khao, Lucky Beach, Redroaster Brighton, and Khao Bird. His culinary work appears to span...
Last updated: 7/3/2026, 5:23:25 AM
Khao Bird is a Thai restaurant located in Soho, London, specializing in Northern Thai BBQ, curries, noodles, and small plates. It operates in the former Sunset Cinema building, offering a buzzy dining room with a great vibe. The restaurant originated as 'Lucky Khao' in Brighton, then had a pop-up at the Globe pub in Borough Market before settling in Soho. It serves both lunch and dinner, along with a selection of wines and cocktails.
Customers are consistently impressed, often describing the food as 'blown away' and 'the best food I have ever eaten,' highlighting its unique and flavorful dishes. The Northern Thai cuisine is praised for being well-spiced, fragrant, and made with top-quality produce, offering original dishes not commonly found elsewhere. While the food and ambiance receive high marks, some reviews suggest that service can occasionally require a little more attention. It's considered a great spot for pre-theatre dining, friends, and family, offering good value at around £50 per person.
The restaurant is situated on Brewer Street, conveniently close to Shaftesbury Avenue, Soho Theatre, and the West End. The venue's history includes a past life as an adult-themed cinema on its first floor, with the 'hot atmosphere' now restricted to the spicy food served.
Khao Bird is open Monday to Saturday from 12 PM to 11 PM, and Sunday from 12 PM to 9 PM, making it suitable for both lunch and dinner. It's particularly recommended for Friday lunch or pre-theatre meals due to its Soho location.
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