Die besten Restaurants mit Thailandisches restaurant Essen in Bayern

Super tasty food and very inexpensive, only the portion size could be a bit more generous, but I'm generally hard to please. Also a great selection of sodas. The name definitely says it all, the temperature in the store was around 30° and the humidity was 100, which didn't make the stay that pleasant.

Authentic little Thai. Great dishes and nice staff.

The food and service are impeccable. You will be served quickly and very friendly. There is a star deduction because you cannot pay by card. The atmosphere could be a little more comfortable. There are a lot of seats in a small room.

Pure take-away, no consumption on site, but an open kitchen that is served expertly. Prices are very friendly, as is the service. The food is really tasty and the ingredients are obviously exemplary fresh thanks to the open kitchen.

You can get authentic Thai food here. A special highlight is the Pad Thai.

We eat there and get a lot. Cheap lunch. Food always fresh.

Unfortunately I can't understand the good reviews. We came here spontaneously and had 2 different dishes. Sweet and sour with chicken and a special dish with duck. Unfortunately both sauces were very bad. We didn't even eat the sweet and sour sauce.

We ordered an authentically spicy curry and laab. It was pretty close to the originals from Thailand. Very large portions.

Fantastic Thai food, we'll be back! 🤩

Very nice and competent staff. The food is very well prepared. I'd love to come back.

I spent this New Year's Eve here 2024-2025 Thank you for the welcome. Excellent...the staff with a lot of soul...they dedicate themselves to this work

May 2024 We had a delicious meal here during our lunch break. Duck with curry sauce and vegetables for 12 euros. Would love to come back.

To be honest, I can't fully understand the hype and inclusion in the Michelin Guide. The service was nice and friendly, but also a bit arrogant. The food was beautifully presented, but my dish (crispy pork belly) was more pleasing to the eye than to the palate. Apart from the chili and oyster sauce, the pork belly and water spinach were absolutely tasteless. An extra fried egg for THREE euros, which wasn't mentioned by the way, didn't make the whole thing go away. To top it all off, a 0.75l of water arrives OPEN at the table at a price of €7.40. Not actually permitted according to the mineral water regulations. All in all, for my taste, the focus here is more on the show and hip & style and that's what you pay for. There are better Thai people, even in Dachau.