I'm from San Francisco -- where there's plenty of great Thai food -- and I loved Kai Thai! My…read morefamily and I were homesick for good Asian food while in Madrid, and we're so glad we stopped here for dinner. We had the pad thai, yellow curry, green curry, papaya salad, pad see ew, and pad kra prow. Everything we ordered was tasty, and they had containers to take leftovers home. They also accommodated my food allergy without any issues. Service was friendly, and they kindly accommodated our larger party of 5 (even though we'd made a reservation for 4).

Wow this place is great. Loved the food and gracious service. Gracias so quaint and deliciousread more

This place is amazing. It's reminded my of the tiny alleys in japan with all the wonderful…read morerestaurants. It gets packed, so find where you want to sit and have someone stay there while you grab your food. There is high top seating near the entrance, and normal tables further back. This is bi-level, with the back of the market lower than the front. They have an assortment of stalls serving various Asian foods My friend and I decided to try different stalls. I ordered gyoza and soup dumplings from Hot Bao, while she ordered Thai green curry from Mayaki. Mine was delicious, but left me hungry, so I ended up ordering the Thai green curry as well as mango sticky rice. Things to note: It gets busy. The bar is the only place you can order a drink- even water and the line gets long. I believe the market is card only. You can order ahead online. Delicious food, definitely come try it.

It's an Asian food court in the middle of downtown Madrid! Points for having several actual Asians…read moremanning the stands. As a Filipino-American, I was instantly outed by the Filipino manning the Thai food stand. The sweet chili noodles were peanut-y, saucy, and gluten-y. Most of all, they were available in the lull between lunch and dinner during which many of the other stands (and food places in Madrid) close. It's got an electric neon atmosphere inside and plenty of seating. The QR code menu is one website with every stand on it, so you can browse a single webpage as though you were walking the stands. Very casual vibe, ideal for solo eaters or travelers.

At 40 euros a person this is less than comparable meals…read more Innovative mix of flavors. All the dishes were very good. Very good at accommodating non dairy needs One of our favorites was a bao with saucy chopped chicken inside. Great flavors that were truly a blend of Peruvian and Asian. Nice curry sauces. One of the best quail we've had in awhile. Sashimi with passion fruit sauce also a highlight. Ok for kids. Tell them in advance. There was one table of 4 when we were there and it had a family of 4. The rest of us (16 total) at a high table The high seats are not particularly comfortable. It is in a Mercado-- so lively communal feel.

What a hidden little gem inside the Mercado Vallehermoso! We were visiting from New York and our…read morefriends who live in Madrid made a reservation. They do one lunch seating at their long table and it was one of the most amazing dining experiences I have had in Madrid. The food was creative, beautiful, fresh, and unforgettable. Highly recommended for anyone seeking a culinary delight when traveling to Madrid!

Excellent food at a reasonable price. I am from California and eat a lot of Asian food. They have…read morethe best Singapore noodles I have ever eaten, and it is among the best Asian noodle dishes I have ever had. Their gyoza is also good.

After 3 days of tapas we needed some Asian food. Tuk tuk was nearby so we decided to give it a try…read more When we arrived at 8pm the restaurant was a bit empty however we were told a reservation is needed. The lady working there kindly let us sit anyways saying we have an hour before the reservations will come in. That was enough time for us to satisfy our cravings. I ordered the pad Thai with prawns and my boyfriend ordered the Indonesian fried rice with the fried egg on top. Both were tasty and a tad too sweet for my liking. The pad Thai is pretty authentic and it came with additional items to give it more flavor such as raw bean sprouts and onions. I really enjoyed the noodles and the fried rice was delicious. Highly recommend coming here for an Asian fix and to also make a reservation. The menu items were quite interesting and would come back to try other items if I had more time. But I'm glad we got to stop by during our short stay in Madrid. Also the price is very reasonable about 9 euros per meal.

We walked into this place close to their closing time but the hostess did not give us a hard time…read moreand welcomed us. Being vegetarian we are skeptical of fishy taste in asian food but this place accommodated us and the food was spectacular. We had the fried rice noodles and thai red curry and all were exceptionally executed. We were so impressed that we wanted to pack this food for our flight back as well

So we had a craving for Thai food in Spain (but Madrid is one of the best places you can eat…read morediverse food), its like eating in the Bay Area, CA. You can literally find anything! I had Green Curry (with chicken). My husband had Pad Gra-Prow with beef. The service was fast, the portion was generous, and the flavors delicious. I'd visit again for the next craving! Bueno, teníamos un antojo de comida tailandesa en España (pero claro Madrid es uno de los mejores lugares donde se puede comer comida diversa), es cómo comer en el San Francisco, CA. ¡Literalmente puedes encontrar cualquier cosa! Yo ordene curry verde (con pollo). Mi marido ordeno Pad Gra-Prow con carne de res. El servicio fue rápido, la porción muy generosa y los sabores deliciosos. ¡Volvería de nuevo...para el próximo antojito!

My friends wanted Asian food because they were "tapas out", and I found this place on Yelp. They…read moreseem to have another location more in the center that had good reviews so we figured why not! I haven't had much Asian food in Madrid, and this "fusion" place is not too shabby! First: the server we had spoke English (FYI). Second: after we told him we were sharing, he gave us separate dishes and bowls for our food - yay Third: the service wasn't toooo slow. As far as the food, we ordered 3 dishes! While we liked them all because they were flavorful, we liked the one we ordered for the table. Ha! Ps: only the rice bowls come with rice. The other ones (bottom right) do not, and it costs 3€ for rice. We got (from left to right on the picture): Indonesian Rendang - spiciest one of them all. It has small hot peppers too if you want an extra kick! Had the most veggies in it. It was my least favorite of the three. Gai Pad Grapao Kai Dao - this one had an egg on it which is always a nice touch! The sauce was thick but savory. It's all at the bottom so mix well! This was the middle favorite for me. Malay Curry Laksa - this was my favorite! And it's the only one where it says "it's amazing!" in the description. I really like curry, and I was looking for something saucy so this worked out well for me. It had a lot of ingredients in it and not too spicy. Overall, good and quick! Also I wouldn't rate this 3€ signs..maybe a bit over 2€.

My bestie and I love this place! We come here at least once a month on a Wednesday to enjoy the…read morebest and the cheapest ramen you can ask for in Madrid. For real, their dinner deal on Wednesday nights is incredibly delicious and cheap. The service is fast and kind. The staff is always friendly and welcoming. The great thing is although a lot of people come on Wednesday nights, we've never needed a reservation. Seriously such good food with a great atmosphere. Enjoy!

It is a decent break from Spanish food and the menu has many allergens listed…read more Yasi miso ramen: the soup was very mushroomy. Mushrooms on top were rehydrated. Also had cabbage and sprouts and an egg. This was infinity more vegetables than I get at any Spanish place so it was good enough Miso ramen: broth tasted of meat. Chashu was fine. Bok choi, bamboo shoots, egg, bean sprouts. 1 gender neutral restroom Friendly service. Spanish only. Menu in English

Stumbled upon this great restaurant while exploring the neighborhood around Puerta del Sol! Easy to…read moremiss this modest little restaurant along the sloping street. But we gave it a chance and loved it - the service was wonderful, and the interior was very tidy! The hostess greeted us immediately, took our umbrellas, and brought us hot tea at our seats without delay. Primary languages were Mandarin Chinese or Spanish. We ordered Kong Xin Cai (Chinese water spinach), spicy tofu, and one bowl of their classic ramen. Food was pretty decent - not to mention it was delivered to our table quickly. I was the only vegetarian in the group, and was very happy to find that they have a wide selection of dishes that are exclusively vegan! The tofu was a little tangy, but very flavorful. Lucky cat decor everywhere. Very cute place! We came back once more before leaving Madrid.

Great restaurant. I haven't had cheese wontons since I came to Europe. But the owner lady fixed me…read moresome and it was damn awesome, good food good desert. Guys stop here try those cheese wontons and make America great again lollllll.

A great visit Our…read moretrip to Spain is ending. As I sit on our plane flying home to the US, getting caught up on Yelp reviews, it's nice thinking back to the great meals we have had over the past 10 days. Our last meal wasn't Spanish, but Asian, and something surprisingly different. We returned late to Madrid, to a hotel close to the airport. Where can we eat that is close? Yelp helped, and we walked over to Tuk Tuk, an eatery with table service. The menu listed many Asian dishes from around the region. My wife ordered Pad Thai, which I got to try and enjoy. I ordered The Bun, what I thought was a pulled pork sandwich with mayo and a few other things. When my Bun arrived, I saw that the bun was sliced differently, or maybe there were two buns. Anyway, it was not sliced like a sandwich bun. Knife and fork time, and what I found was every bite, from the soft bun to the filling in the center, was great. Turned out instead of just grabbing something to eat, we found someplace pretty cool. It was loud, a group of younger customers came in and livened the place up. The owner stopped by to chat with us. It was a great visit.

Spent one night near the Barajas airport on my way back to NYC. This place was close and even if I…read morewanted Spanish food for my last night, I decided to come here. Ordered a spicy Filipino dish called Bicol Express with pork belly and coconut milk. Not bad. I enjoyed it. Right amount of spice. I want to try their other stuff but am full.