Went to Freiburg on a whim and stopped by this Thai place one night for take out. Please don't…read moreforget your cash before coming to this place, they are cash only. We ordered the pad thai and the green curry for take out. Because this place was so affordable, we didn't have high expectations, and we were pleasantly surprised with the food. For around 20 euro, we had enough food for two with leftovers, overall, a good experience and I would recommend!

Quick cheap Chinese take-out and more. I got a generous portion Kung Pao chicken ("Gung Bao") and…read morerice for just 4.50Euros. Love that they have a fancy atmosphere as well. The outdoor seating is perfect for any weather. They even have PHO!!(vietnamese noodle soup that I haven't seen in Germany yet) I am excited to go back.

Lecker klassische Asiatische Küche. Auch mit vielen vegetarischen Alternativen! Leider kein Pad…read moreThai. Sonst ist des Personal freundlich. Preise sind fair. Hinweis: inzwischen heißt der Laden "Lam Thai Kitchen" auf Google (Maps)

Awesome Thai food, very efficient staff and excellent ambience. Very good option for dinner.read more

Went to Mai Wok for lunch on a work day. The service isn't really existent but the prices are good…read more For €7 you can get a nice big bowl of phô & I was happy to see this at all. Finding pho in Germany is very difficult. My colleagues ordered fried rice & a chicken dish. The food was decent & the location is good. The waiters brought each plate out one by one instead of as a group. It's an average place to get some average food. Dont take a date here but feel free to stop by for a nice lunch.

Nasty little place. Told me that "in Germany" they charge 2 euros for a glass of water. When I…read morequestioned the bill, nasty man threatened to call the police. I said fine, go ahead. He threw a euro at me, which I took as some sort of atonement, and paid my bill. Which was not much! All this for a euro or two. I would have tipped him otherwise, making up for the amount. Like I said, nasty.

I was craving dim sum and was excited to try this place out! I saw several groups of Chinese…read morevisitors, so I figured it would be authentic. I think this restaurant may specialize in entrees (not dim sum), which is what other people ordered. I got the shiu mai and char siu bao, which were okay. They tasted similar to a reheated version from the supermarket, and didn't quite have the quality I hoped for. The dishes took 45 minutes to come out, which I also wasn't too stoked with. However, the staff was super friendly.

This is the! best! Chinese! restaurant! in! Freiburg! Not only because their dishes are fresh,…read morehomemade, and delicious, but also because they serve Cantonese cuisine, as opposed to the other places in Freiburg which serve Thai or Vietnamese variations. It's better to make a reservation, as it gets very crowded, but the staff is kind and will try to accommodate you if you show up at rush hour unexpected. You might get a tiny table against the wall, but you will still be served efficiently. The dim sum is out of this world. They come close after the best dim sum places we've been to in Chinatown in New York, Montréal, and Ottawa. No exaggeration. The portions are generous, the food is clearly homemade (no frozen dim sum or microwaved rice here!), and the ingredients fresh. They have a better choice and better prices for drinks than the other Asian-fusion places mentioned earlier (€2.50 for a delicious mango, litchi, or goyava drink, as opposed to €3.80 for watered down versions elsewhere.) Some reviewers have mentioned the decor negatively. We loved it. The restaurant is covered in carved wood panels from the 50s, which I like much better than cold, black & white emptyish designer spaces which seem to sprout everywhere recently. There are always Chinese students for dinner, which is a good sign! The manager speaks English and is very friendly.

I used to stop by at this Laotian restaurant every now and again for take-out, and I even ate in…read moreonce. The food seemed decent and the price fair. The interior is, indeed, strangely cluttered and I have tried to ignore the distinct feeling of less-than-sanitary conditions. But I mostly took issue with my last experience here, when I was taking my girlfriend out to dinner and we decided to stop in at around 10pm. We sat down at a free table when a waitress came up to us and said "take-out?" So I said, "No, we'd like to eat in, if that's okay." Just "No," came the barked response. So I said, "Okay, so we can't eat here?" "No." Maybe her German was bad, but that didn't seem to be the main problem. After that, I haven't come back, even though I live very close by.

A couple of friends took me here today and it was great. This place is not really Thai it is…read moreactually Laotian but the food is very similar. The prices are very reasonable, friendly staff, great menu selection. I heard this place is known for their soups so I had the Tom Gaeng Kah with chicken, and rice on the side. Delicious!!! The rice was perfect, the soup very tasty, the chicken was tender and not dry, and the presentation was impressive. We are thinking of going back next week! It is a very small place and right around noon it was packed with students from the nearby university. I was excited to learn that on Saturdays they offer cooking classes for about 12€ and I think I will be signing up for one! Guten appetit!