Food was delicious and customer service was excellent! The pricing was extremely reasonable for…read moretourist. I highly recommend this restaurant!

Food is just average and the service is poor...we waited around 30min for the first dish.......read more

If you're in Salzburg and feeling like Chinese and nothing fancy, this buffet place is one to go…read moreto. Food is good, you're able to try a little bit of everything, but nothing is spectacular. It will satisfy your craving for Chinese food and sushi rolls. Lots of duck and pork dishes, not too many beef selections. Place is clean and staff is friendly. Close by to hotels so not too far to go.

Food selection was great Taste was good…read moreWaitress needs to be more helpful & friendlier. Overall was good

Yes, definitely a strong recommendation. It is spacious inside and has outdoor seating…read more And yes again, the dishes are made from scratch by a female chef and she knows what she is doing. "Hot" is "European hot" and I guess you have to ask for more if you are one of the local Asians who eat there. I recommend the coconut milk soup and the red curry vegetables (hot). Unfortunately there is little Asian atmosphere, mainly because of the staff who is Europeanised and has forgotten Thai hospitality (especially a smile).

I was cautious about this restaurant - Thai food and sushi? Um, ok. I am so glad I tried it. The…read moreowner is very attentive and hospitable, service is excellent and the food is amazing. We went twice within the 8 days that we were in Salzburg- which says a lot because I'm all about variety and adventure. The dishes I highly recommend (in no particular order) are the coconut shrimp appetizer, the tom yum kuun soup, and the sesame ahi roll. We ordered soooo much food and thought we would have left overs, but it was too good that we finished it all. The garlic shrimp, octopus, and beef vegetable were delightful as well. And good for you, Europe, for allowing well mannered pets. We were a table of 5 and 3 dogs! Seems odd for American culture, but quite normal in the EU. Gotta love it!