We were hungry and randomly walked into the place because it was busy and the food didn't look bad…read more Usually when I'm in a different country, I try to try that country cuisine, but we just wanted to get out of the cold. I have to say that the food was very good. Everything was clean however it's interesting. How the Thai food in Switzerland doesn't taste like Thai food in America. we also noticed that the ginger they use isn't the same ginger that you would get in America their ginger had a red tint to it. I Would say it was different but still very good.

Tab Tim serves up Thai food in area where there's a need for something different. It's nice that…read morethey're here and offer indoor and outdoor seating. The employees are all nice and seem to speak English even with a hard accent. The menus are in German so prepare to need a translation if you don't speak that. The green and the masaman curries were very very watery oily but did taste good. They were simply very thin and not what we expected. We saw an employee carrying frozen veggies but we're not sure if they're used in all dishes or if some use fresh veggies. They offer an extensive menu but also have a daily special menu which is MUCH cheaper. Order from that if you'd like to save money - like, a lot.

Pretty good. I would say probably 4 for this area. Pleasantly surprised. We had the green curry…read morewith chicken, black bean chicken, pad thai with shrimp, and the fried spring rolls. Flavors for all the dishes were very nice, maybe with the exception of the spring rolls. Those were slightly bland. Something also had small pieces of pineapple (I think it was the black bean chicken), which is unusual. But, I actually liked it. It added a surprise of sweetness. I thought the green curry had really good flavor. The eggplant was a little sparse and a little too al dente, but overall great dish. The pad thai also had great flavor and the noodles were prepared well, still chewy not soft. Overall, very solid place especially if want a break from cheese and you're crazing Asian food as a tourist.

Mekong in Bern Switzerland is a Thai - Chinese restaurant. Service here was nice and friendly but…read morethey didn't really speak English so the language barrier was a tab rough. But still got it all done and handled. I ordered tom Yam soup. It was pretty mediocre. Tasted just a bit off. I had the Penang curry for my main. Was pretty good. Better than the soup for sure. They brought me a dish of Thai chili's to get it to scorching madness like I like it lol. Over all it's good but nothing special by any means.

I was traveling for work looking for a quick bite to eat, this was a perfect spot with good food.read more

Had a really great meal here. The food was good - had a small portion on tom yum gun and an order…read moreof masaman curry gai for the main. Both had good flavor and freshness. The waitress was also extremely nice and helpful with the menu - I will go back for the food and the friendly people..

Good. Very nice people! Super friendly. I came in late, and they gave me what they had. They made…read morean effort to speak French with me.

A sympathetic bar and asian/fusion cuisine right in the middle of Bern with a nice terrace…read more We stopped there with a friend for a coffee and a dessert and were promptly served, and his stroller was found a spot in the shade just near our table. So the service is great. Tea/coffee and deserts were delicious, although a bit pricy, which is perhaps the only downside of that spot.

On a Sunday night, there weren't a lot of options for open restaurants. We also wanted something…read morelighter and with more vegetables than we've had previously on the trip. Fortunately, this place was open. The Thai dishes were solid. Started with Thai beef salad, which came in a bowl with very fresh tomatoes, celery, red onion, scallions and beef; it had just the right amount of light spice. Also got the Massamam and Yellow Curries. They were fine, if a little boring. Could have used a little more zest. The space was a bit spare, and felt more like a quick serve restaurant. As such, the 136 ch francs bill was a bit surprising.