Restaurant Thailand

This is a comfortable neighbourhood restaurant with a lovely cozy vibe. No pretentions, just hospitality. The food is excellent and mine host a pleasure to meet. I am only giving them 3 stars because as a vegan I was definitely hard done by: not too much choice at all (although what I got was good). My green curry was pleasantly zingy. My partners duck on veg very good indeed.

Very nice small Thai food of restaurant. Friendly host welcomes the people and ensures you're comfortable straight when walking through the door. Staff is cheerful and very attentive. The food is pretty darn good for Thai food served in The Netherlands. The whole fried sea bass with chilisaus is definitely a must try. They added a few other dishes as well to the menu for those that might not appreciate the Thai spiciness that much. Food and drink prices are pretty average for any restaurant in the Netherlands but you do get very decent food for your money. Well worth a try, you won't be disappointed if you like Thai food.

Really excellent thai food and service. The restaurant is a large >100 seater with an inside, conservatory and outdoor eating area. There are two kitchen area that are open and you can see it is clean and the chefs are of thai origin. Located outside of the city centre on a residential block with plenty of street parking. Service is friendly, fast and efficient. We ordered the raw prawns very tasty and spicy. Chicken satay. This was fried rather then grilled but the meat had been marinated as such it had flavour and was juicy. It had satay sauce that was poured on top but it wasn't drowned in it like most other Dutch Thai/indo restaurants. Two soups that actually had flavour and the correct spicy and sour notes and was full of veg and prawns. The stir fried Mussels are really really good. The sauce is a peppery black bean affair with lot of bell peppers and onions in the mix. For mains we had the spicy pork belly that was fried to crispy perfection and tossed with lot of fresh chilli. The pad thai woth prawn and a surprisingly spicy green curry. The flavour of the dishes are authentic but if you have eaten in Thailand before you can tell that the dishes have been adjusted for the local Dutch customers ie: spice and chilli levels are lowered. But if you asked them for the authentic thai version I am sure they be happy to do that. Some of the more traditional ingredients have been substituted with local alternatives. For instance the green curry had no pea aubergines or bamboo in it. I am very happy to find this place as all the other thai restaurants I have tried in the Netherlands have either too sweet, lack flavour or just badly cooked food. We paid €160 for a meal for 4 including 2 wines, 2 bottles water, 3 fruit juices, 3 desserts. The portion sizes are massive and we were unable to finish them so packed the leftovers to go. Overall the cooking and flavour of the food is easily the best I have tasted in the Netherlands for thai.