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I found this restaurant on Yelp. Le Pavilion Thaï was within walking distance from were I was…read morestaying in Marseille. They say it is not only Thai but "all things Asian", serving Vietnamese and Chinese dishes too. All dishes were very spicy, I'm used to a lower level of it. Located in an area with a lot of graffiti. If I ever return to Marseille I will explore other dining options in the city. The waiter was polite but not very helpful in recommendations. The restaurant is okay to visit if you are staying close, probably not worth a planned visit. Order steamed hacao dumplings, good stuff. The waiter spoke English.

Great service!! (the young lady was very sweet) The chef…read more(thai lady)in the kitchen definitely knows how to cook aunthentic Thai food. I highly recommend this place for tourists that craves a home cook meal away from home.

Nice place to enjoy good thai food...meals are good with a good level of spice…read more... Flip side: no credit card accepted.

I recently discovered this place and I am very happy I decided to go there for a "date night". The…read morefood was delicious, the service impeccable and the ambiance (particularly if you get one of the outside tables!) is great. It's slight pricier than your average restaurant, but well-worth the extra expense. Just be careful with the "spiciness" levels: you can either get food at the normal spicy level, or go up three notches. I went up just one, and it was VERY spicy (and I know my spicy, I come from Texas...). Overall it was a fantastic experience, and I will surely come back again!

Our first night in Marseille, instead of French food, my friend and I opted for Thai. We found this…read morerestaurant that was within walking distance from our hotel. From the outside and walking into the restaurant, we weren't particularly impressed with the ambiance. We walked through an entrance that did not seem like a restaurant, as it was cluttered with items and was hot. We were eventually led to the outdoor patio that served as the dining area for the restaurant. It was a covered patio surrounded by plants, some of them brown and wilted. Looks is very deceiving, as the food was quite delicious. We ordered the glass noodles with prawns and spicy noodles, also with prawns. For dessert, we ordered the pandan sticky rice with mango. Our server took excellent care of us and even brought some complimentary appetizers (cheese wrapped in egg roll wrapper). While the ambiance wasn't the greatest, we really enjoyed the food and the extra friendly service. Definitely recommend this restaurant!

Probably the best Thai food I have ever had. Disclaimer, I have not been to Thailand…read more Had the mushroom ginger beef that comes with a side of rice and it was so different than anything I have ever had, unique flavor and SO delicious. Definitely an affordable place, each plate is around €14-17 and it's plenty of food. My vegetarian friend was pretty happy with their vegetarian options. Staff was very friendly and most spoke English. Definitely recommend and would be back!

From the owner: Spécialités Thaï , vietnamiennes , chinoises et végétariennes …read more Fondues ,barbecue grill ,vapeur ,plats végétariens . Plats à emporter

Good food. It's a bit different than Thai food in the US, but it is still very tasty. The chef is…read moreThai and the menu looks fantastic. Two small complaints. First, the price: It was a bit expensive. Second, the surprise: We ordered the special of the day (the pork curry), assuming it could be a bit more expensive. Well, that came out at like $35 euros! You need to ask for the price of everything - if you care about money. When we came in, the waitress seemed bothered that we didn't have a reservation, but they still found a table for us. Aside from that, the service was very good. People were nice. The place was pretty. If it is hot, it could be a bit tough. The restaurant looked very nice.

Ok, I am an Thai-American woman, from Los Angeles. I have been in the south of France since…read moreNovember. It's been a struggle finding authentic Thai Food, and I mean a struggle! We had lunch here yesterday and I ordered the most Thai thing on the menu, the dish was under "Thai for Thai" - a fish curry ( no coconut milk - not that type of curry) with vegetables - 99 percent of Thai Restaurants in Los Angeles don't serve this and we have a huge Thai community. For anyone to know this dish, he/she must have lived in Thailand or be married to one. At any rate, it was DELICIOUS. It's was painfully spicy because I asked for it; the level of " spicy " in France is laughable even if you beg for it. I knew I would suffer the consequence for eating something that spicy but I DID NOT care, the flavor was too good. We also ordered other items which were also delicious. Thank You Bamboo Thai for taking my palate back to Thailand!!!

Delicious, Authentic Thai food. Owner is from Thailand but goes bt France and Thailand. Her son is…read morethe chef. Great food if you're looking for something besides French food.

Authentic Thai cuisine in ambient Thai-decorated surroundings - the best I've had in 6 years of…read moreliving in France! Waiters are very Zen-like laid back young French guys that can't do enough to help out with choices or ensuring that novices don't order anything too spicy! The chefs / owners (3 of them apparently) are Thai & produce very good authentic cuisine... The accoustics can make dining there a little noisy on Fri or Sat nights, but it's worth it! Love it...hope you do too...! (situated on the main road between Hyères & Carqueiranne)