Tuu’s

The food is OK but the service lacked friendliness and the prices were high for the quality of food.
The Beijing restaurant in nearby Horsell does better food and provides a much nicer atmosphere but for my money a short drive to Malacca in North Camp is well worth the effort. The restaurant itself isn’t great but the food there is stunning and that’s what it’s all about at the end of the day.

More Chinese than Thai. Food is still pretty good but massively expensive.

Tuu’s is a family run orienta restaurant specialising in Thai, Vietnamese and Peking cuisine. Situated in the village of St John’s, just outside of Woking, this is arguably one of the best oriental eateries around.
Various set menus are on offer, all offering superb value. Portions are large and the food is freshly cooked. There is also an all you can eat buffet at certain sittings and, unlike many establishments, the variety is huge and the food incredibly fresh.
You can also dine a la carte and there’s nothing to stop you mixing the food from the different areas.
The Peking duck comes highly recommended, as do the scallops in Tuu’s own sauce, a heady, spicy sauce that one would think would drown something as subtle as scallops, but, somehow, the delicate flavour is enhanced.
The restaurant is not particularly large but privacy between the tables is maintained with good spacing. This is an ideal restaurant for a dinner a deux or a business lunch/​dinner. It’s also a great place to come for a celebratory meal. If there are more of you then there is a function room which can be booked and special menus arranged.
The food is reasonably priced for the quality. It’s not a cheap night out, but then it’s not going to break the bank either. The set meals offer the best value.
Staff are incredibly friendly and polite. The waitresses wear traditional dress, adding to the already highly charged oriental atmoshpere of the venue. The décor is in keeping with the oriental theme but again the balance is right and it doesn’t feel tacky or over the top.
For festival days (such as Chinese New Year, Valentines, Christmas) there is often entertainment during the evening meals.
Finally, a takeout service is offered at a 10% discount to the restaurant price. This makes it quite expensive as a take away option but the food is superb!