This has become one of regular restaurants in Starnberg. We have enjoyed Thai food worldwide but…read morehave been very impressed with the fresh authentic cuisine. The proprietor, Jinda, is from Thailand and knows how to make her dishes to her customers' tastes. Whether you like your Thai spicy or mild, you can have it here. Definitely try the Tom Ka Gai soup, phanag curry and the Pad Thai. The restaurant is hidden off the main street and is quaint. In The summer you can enjoy outdoor dining on a small patio surrounded by a cooks garden. Definitely one of the best places to eat in Starnberg

Excellent food, and very friendly service supervised by the owner herself. Highly recommended!read more

The Pad Thai is amazing, and the service was A+. The place is super cute too. Can't wait to come…read moreagain :))

It pays to leave the beaten path. Tired from travel and heavy food we hiked down the stairs to this…read moreintimate but open restaurant. A mix of locals and tourists awaited. English was limited but menu is numbered. With some pointing and numbers food and drinks were easily on the way. Menu has dish names in Thai you will recognize from home, descriptions in both German and English. The cocktails selection is unrivaled and stiff. Friendly staff welcomed us with a small sweetened Thai iced tea. Not the kind with a cup of powdered sugar, just enough to taste both. Definitely recommend and now one of my top 3 Thai restaurants.

if i can give this place a negative star i would. not even 5 mins of getting seated and given…read moremenus, we got moved to two different tables - all because a bigger group came and they wanted to seated them first. honestly... what the hell?? a waste of time and our energy to come here for dinner. I wouldn't recommend coming here, unless you want your time wasted

Love the food and delicious flavors. Have only order take out this far but look forward to dining…read morein after CoVid. They do a great job with packing food so it doesn't spill and stays warm.

We stopped by after a long day of tours and were seated immediately. We beat the rush and portions…read morewere large and delicious and super fast. Some of the noodle dishes tasted pretty similar to each other but we enjoyed them just the same. Dessert was perfect ripeness for the mango. Great location outside of the subway in the middle of a small Christmas market!

We had the restaurant to ourselves yesterday, courtesy the Bayern München - FC Barcelona game…read more Suited us just fine! The space itself has the feel of a small neighborhood restaurant. It's a pity that they aren't currently open on weekends but it's a great spot for dinner on a week-day. Service was genuine and attentive, and the chef was very accommodating of our requests. My fiancée and I enjoyed both our appetizer and the main course. The food was fragrant and wonderfully spiced, and the rice had excellent texture. Highly recommended!

Despite all the reviews that led us here, I was NOT a fan. Manam is a little hole in the wall, very…read moretiny, with crushed seating, There were a few tables outside, but it was very cold. The waitress was also the cashier, hostess, and maybe even the kitchen help, though it's pretty much a one person kitchen. I didn't ask about water, assuming it would come out with the meal. Then I noticed that not a single person had anything to drink. Our food came out and she leaned in/squeezed in to shove our food onto the table, and left without even glancing over. That was it for service. So forget about asking for water! The food was OK, but I thought the portions were very small. I also had some wontons that were dry and sub par. And it's cash only. This place is a "wish I'd skipped" for me.

Constantly chasing this flavor profile (no matter where I am in the world). This place was right…read moreacross from the Hilton City Center...we went basic, ordered PKM and Som Tom with a little sticky rice (like trying cheese dip at Mexican restaurants, if this is bad...it's all bad), and it was delicious. The papaya salad was a bit sweeter than I like, but it was fresh and satisfying. We will go again tonight, try something different. For the judgy, it's not exactly like what you find in Thailand, but it will make you smile a little.

I'm half Thai, half American and I love Thai food. I ordered guay tiew nam gai (Thai noodle soup…read morewith chicken) and my boyfriend got the gaeng panaeng muh (panaeng curry with pork). My noodle soup was good but the broth was quite oily and lacked a key ingredient: roasted garlic. I also felt that they were stingy with the cilantro and green onions. Peanuts were also lacking. They didn't have any fish sauce either, which was disappointing. Nevertheless, I wolfed it down and was satisfied. I was happy that I could find a restaurant in Innsbruck that even offers that dish on the menu. I tried my boyfriend's curry and it was nothing special. Pretty subpar. I wouldn't say it's the fault of the cook, but rather the specific curry paste that she used (Mae Ploy), which seems to be the only kind available here in Innsbruck and most of Europe in general. It was salty and just not that great. However, I will say that the service was great and we got our food pretty quickly. The prices are awesome for Innsbruck and the food itself is satisfactory. You probably won't find better Thai food here. I would go back again. They have a great menu. Deutsche Version: das Essen selbst war zufrieden stellend aber im Großen und Ganzen nichts besonderes. Bedienung war gut und das Essen kamm schnell raus. Preise sind ziemlich gut für Innsbrucks Verhältnisse. Würde wohl wieder zurück weil ich einfach gern Thai esse und die Speisekarte viele geilen Gerichte anbietet.

Super great place to sit down or take along some very fresh, delicious Thai food - really a gem for…read moreInnsbruck, highly recommend it here!

We were invited to dinner here by a friend who loves this place. It's a fairly small restaurant…read morewith some outdoor seating during warmer months. It's divided into two rooms with a small hallway in the middle. The furniture here is nice and quite comfortable. The decor is simple but elegant. Good ambience with friendly service. It did get quite warm inside after it filled up but overall a lovely atmosphere. The menu here is quite extensive however, the choice of vegetarian is limited, all up about three or four dishes, I think. Many classic Thai dishes were on offer and as we were a group of six it was possible to try quite a few dishes off the menu ;-) we ordered the prawn wrapped in beetle leaf, veg spring rolls, banana flower salad, bean salad and prawn and seafood cake for starters. They were all ok but nothing blew me away on the starters. The banana flower salad had a good kick to it but the sauce was missing a bit of the sweet element common to this salad. My main course of fish with a salad of raw mango, lemongrass and good and it was spicy, as I asked for it spicy ;-) just note that spicy here is just that, spicy I really enjoyed this dish. I also tried four of the other main dishes and they were also quite ok. I had the date cake with ice cream for dessert and it was quite ok. The wine list is very small but well priced and decent. I have not had a lot of Thai food in Munich but, the ones I have had is generally below par. In comparison this place is a cut above. The ingredients are fresh and prices are also quite reasonable. The hosts are very friendly and service is quite ok. They did miss a few things as the place was full but on average, good service. Might want to reconsider the two plate main (rice comes on a separate plate) serving style, as it takes up too much room on the table. I would happily come here again. Good Thai places are hard to find in this town and this one delivers good quality and tasty Thai cuisine. With some modifications to the flavours this place would be perfect for me :-) It's good Thai served in a cosy ambience.

I don't give 5 stars often. If I knew how to recommend a place for a Michelin , I would!!!…read more The owner greeted us warmly even though we didn't have reservations. The restaurant and its few outdoor tables were already full in this sleepy northern suburb of München. We were seated right away, the back tables having a nice view of the green and peaceful back yard. She then proceeded to introduce us to Thai using a plate of fresh herbs and ingredients. Her enthusiasm, cheerfulness and knowledge was the same for each group that came in. At her recommendation, we tried the kha appetizer. I literally had to pause and sigh after the first bite of kha. The combination of flavor, spice and temperature was exquisite. The rest of the meal was equally amazing. I would fly back to Munich just to eat dinner here.

We visit Thai Tuna regularly. It's not the cheapest Thai restaurant but the quality is excellent…read moreand the staff are always friendly. I am a firm believer that if you want quality you have to pay for it so expect to pay an average of 25€ per head for starter, main and drink however like I said it's definately worth it otherwise we wouldn't keep going back. Try to make a reservation in Friday or Saturday evenings as it's always rammed then!

What a terrible place to eat. The owners are ripping off customers by not giving what was ordered…read morewhen ordered for pick up. I ordered a dessert that was ananas and ice cream. When I got home, there was no ice cream.. upon calling them.. the unapologetic owner told me that they don't give ice cream when you are picking up - how ridiculous. I then discovered that the portions were tiny and there was never a peanut sauce that was promised with a starter. Horrid experience and not recommended.