We got pad Thai to go, got a tofu and a chicken, both medium heat. The heat was defiantly there,…read morebut that's where it started and stopped. There was no other flavors. Nothing to go along with the heat. Was defiantly disappointed based on reviews. The service was good, got my order in quickly. Seemed popular, as it was fairly full.

Ordered food to go and very disappointed. The fried chicken appetizer is refried as if they had…read morepreviously cooked it and tossed back in the fryer to warm it up. It wasn't fresh and tasted like leftovers. I would rather go to a wing place for fresh fried chicken. The pad kee mao with shrimp had a spicy kick, I give it an 8 for spiciness but lack flavors. I wouldn't try this place again.

Amazing food and service. I went for round two couple weeks ago…read more Check it out if you're a foodie person

I was served Escolar fish instead of real butterfish. (Symptoms listed below) It is not fun. My…read morefriend was served old, tough salmon sashimi. I also had salmon sashimi and it was a little fishy. (Also very small slabs of fish for the price) The kitchen is a mess and not sanitary. It is also very cramped inside the restaurant and small making it slightly uncomfortable. For the price, the quality, the amount served, and the possibility of getting sick, do not come here.

Due to local recommendations I popped in for some takeout during an off hour. The place was empty…read moreand was all set up for the next visitors. I ordered and sat down to wait. Although there wasn't anyone dining in they were constantly cooking in the back as there were pick ups and delivery folks constantly coming in and out. Got the food home. The fried rice was good. The first bite of pad Thai had a strong hit of fish sauce so I squeezed the lime all over it and it took it down a few notches. It was really good after that. So far the best Thai place I've found in the Kaiserslautern area.

I have been in Germany for about 6 months (I live an hour away) and have eaten here 4 times. Yes,…read moreit is worth it! I recommend the Pad Thai, crispy duck, and the appetizer sampler. The service is pretty quick but my last visit the waitress didn't care to ask me how spicy I wanted my pad Thai and ended up with 0 spice. Partially my fault as I could also remind her but it is usually asked. Ambiance is casual and they take cash or card!

The are currently only taking to go orders. They open for lunch and close briefly to get ready for…read moredinner. Love that they are open on Sunday's as most places are closed on this day. I was able to call in and place my order although there have been times I have gone in to place it and wait about 20 minutes for preparation. The food has been consistently good. There are two doors to which one is always locked. Enter the door on the very corner as the doors next to the outside menu are always closed. Was able to communicate in English as I don't know German and the gentleman was very kind and patient.

Fantastic food! The Spring rolls were some of the best we've had, everything else was served hot…read moreand fresh. I think we found a place that we will visit as often as possible! Thank you for the great service as well, the gentleman was very helpful and informative about the menu and Thai food.

This is a pretty good place if you're in the mood for some boujee Thai food. The staff speaks great…read moreEnglish. They are all about presentation which means you literally pay the price for the plating (very expensive, especially for Thai food!). It is connected to a hotel and was actually very quiet when we were dining in during lunch. It remained that way throughout our meal. Interior is pleasantly clean and bright! Chicken Satay - Chicken was cooked nicely. The meat was tender and juicy, although also a little bit oily. The peanut sauce was only okay. The small side of the Thai cucumber salad was definitely flavorless. Their vinegar dressing needed more sugar. Pad Thai - Good but not great. It does have that Pad Thai sauce taste (sweeter side), but didn't have any of the extra special *umph* when it came to the salty and spicy factor. Beef was overcooked and chewy. Curry Ma-sa-man - Liquidy. But I don't say it like a good or bad thing because this is preference (I like mine to have a bit more body and texture). Everything was cooked very well. I especially really like the potatoes and the peanut additions. The flavors were all there. Not a bad order. Would recommend this. It came with a generous portion of white rice as well. Overall, mediocre Thai food. I bounced back and forth between the 3 or 4 star rating. The whole experience overall was pleasant. We weren't impressed nor did they disappoint us. The service was friendly. The food took some time to arrive although we were the only guests, but that didn't bother me much. They may have a lot of things on the menu, but none really stood out to me. For instance, they have many different curry, but some are very plain. I even asked our server what was in the panang curry that you can actually eat besides the protein you select. She hesitated and answered "lime leaf". For those of you who cook with lime leaves or have accidentally eaten them before would know YOU DON'T EAT THEM. So I brushed that off. Ultimately, I'm afraid the quality just didn't quite justify their prices.

We met some friends here for lunch one afternoon because the other Thai Thai orchidee could not…read moreaccommodate our party. It is attached to a hotel and had more seating available. You will definitely notice the price inflation on the dishes here. They also pride themselves on food presentation if you are after Instagram worthy photos. I personally like hole in the wall joints that just slap the food on a plate and don't care to be bougee or need fancy plating. With that said, the food is good but not any better than Alom Dee or Thai Thai Orchidee. It's already expensive enough to dine out in Germany why pay more for the same quality food? I would recommend this restaurant if you want a date night experience to impress your date.

My first day in Europe, specifically Kaiserslautern, Germany after a long flight from the US we…read morereally just wanted to rest and get some food. My cousin said she's wanted to try a Thai restaurant in town that she hadn't been. For tired travelers Thai food would hit the spot. This was my first time experiencing how Europeans dine where the Restauranteurs prolonging your visit. We went in about 7pm and didn't leave until 9:45 or so. They didn't want us to leave! Every patron was there at least 3 hours eating slowly and enjoying each other's company. No cell phones in sight...except for our table. We used our cell phones at our table to take pictures. No one seemed to mind us. Having your table all night is a very nice concept if you live there, but we wanted to eat and go back to my cousin's house due to jet lag. We all started off with Tom Kha soup with prawns. Excellent. My mom and my cousin had never had it and I explained the easy, but flavorful ingredients to them. They kept comparing it to a Filipino soup called ginataan, however ginataan doesn't have the same sour flavor and balance as this coconut soup has. I make this myself at home. My mom being the ultimate cook of my life, I was in shock that I cooked something that she didn't know how to make! We all ordered curry. My cousin and I had Panang curry and my mom ordered yellow curry. I got crispy duck in my curry and my mom and cousin got prawns. The food was as delicious as I expected it would The service was extremely slow. It took forever to get our food and forever to get the check. I can't knock a star off for this, however because it's meant to be this way. In the US we dine and they try to get us about of there as fast as they can to get a new table in your party. It's better for US servers because they only make 1 tip per table. In Germany they don't require any tip and my cousin told me that Germans in that area don't eat out often and when they do it's an experience that they savor. I get it. I really do. We asked for the check and probably got it over a half hour later. We were more than satisfied with our large meals that we also ate for breakfast the next day! I'm not sure if this is the only Thai restaurant in town, but it's a good one. I've had better Thai food in The States, but if I lived here I'd definitely be a regular.

Permanently CLOSED!!! Update yelp please. We walked .5 mile to find a different restaurant in its…read moreplace. Lesson learned.

We were greeted by the restaurant that they dont speak english. Didn't even want to sit us down…read more Went to Indian instead. They didn't speak English either but were more than happy to serve us. Eta:the restaurant smelled bad.

Amazing authentic Thai food. Very friendly owners more of a carry out restaurant. Cheap home cooked…read morethai food from a family restaurant.

Buriram was suggested by a close friend, I had my doubts about the Restaurant serving authentic…read moreThai dishes. Being an Asian , trying to get ,as close as possible to, real Asian food prove to be difficult. As the food has been modified to suit the palate of the locals (read non-spicy, not too much herbs, not too strong smelling). So I ordered my favourite Thai dish; Tom Yam Gung. I was apprehensive about the Soup. But there is even a spicy level for you to pick from the Menu , so I picked the Spiciest there was , Thai Scharf. The soup came, the rest was history. I recommend this Bistro highly to anyone who wants to try out real Thai Food or for those who just want to refresh their palates of the time they holidayed in Thailand. Do try the Homemade Thai Ice Tea too ( less sugar). Lovely owners and staff as well. The ambience of the Bistro really made me feel like I was in Thailand itself. So there you go, do yourselves a favour and treat yourselves to real, good thai food !