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A Slice of Chaotic Thai Americana Gets a Permanent Home in Shepherd’s Bush

A Slice of Chaotic Thai Americana Gets a Permanent Home in Shepherd’s Bush

Chet’s, the Thai American restaurant devised by Night + Market founder Kris Yenbamroong, will get its expected permanent home when the Hoxton hotel opens in Shepherd’s Bush in December this year.

A Slice of Chaotic Thai Americana Gets a Permanent Home in Shepherd’s Bush

Chet’s, developed by Night + Market star Kris Yenbamroong, will anchor the new Hoxton hotel in west London.

The Los Angeles chef, whose duo of restaurants now represent archetypes of both nu-Thai cuisine and modern American restaurant design, originally created the menu for a pop-up at Rondo la Cave in Holborn.

The fully fledged restaurant will debut in December, and is likely to revolve around staple dishes of the initial residency: the pork and beef diner smash burger with chilli and coriander; a beef tartare which Yenbamroong has labelled an evolution on the Los Angeles original; and a pasta dish flavoured with nam plaa, similar to a staple of the early days of Night + Market’s repertoire.

It also represents another step for the burgeoning style of cooking that Eater’s Jaya Saxena calls “chaos,” a rejection of staid attitudes around “fusion” allied to a technicolor, freewheeling sensibility. Stay tuned for more on how that’s coming to life in London.

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