I happened upon this restaurant while taking a stroll to find something different. I have always…read morewanted to try Thai food, but simply never had. I often thought the food might be too spicy. As apart of my study abroad experience I have decided to try new things. I am so happy that I did. This is a fabulous restaurant, small yet chic. I would have to say this restaurant would be perfect for date night. The dining area is large with elegant lighting and decor. Floor to ceiling windows gives this restaurant a New York City vibe, so I would say it doubles as a nice spot for people watching. The food was fantastic. As this was my first time I decided to go small. I ordered Piek Kai (marinated chicken wings), and Tom Yum Kai (a Thai version of chicken soup). These items were flavorful with just the right amount of spice. Neither over cooked nor under cooked, the chicken was crispy and delicious. I also feel the prices were very reasonable. My order came to 12,20 euros. Not bad at all for a soup and an appetizer. I would have given this restaurant five stars had I not have had to pay for a to go bag. Evidently this is a running theme in the Netherlands; one is charged for a bag in a number of stores. I would advise bringing your own bag if taking food to go.

Loved the food, especially the appetizers although I wish they had different sauces with them other…read morethan the typical sweet chili. Nice ambiance and staff, had a great date night.

Order from home and pick it up within 30 mins. The food taste very good ( but not as good ad the…read morerestaurant) i love the beef curry combo. Also the noodles and rice are the best. Recommend this to anyone.

This place has good food for adults but is pricey and is not suitable for families with kids. They…read morehave a kids menu but the kids food is substandard according to my three kids. First, kids got coloring pages but then not much more was done for them. Kids did not receive a free appetizer from the kitchen. This would be ok if they would serve the kids main course first. In our case I got my food, then two more adults and when the waitress wondered why we were not starting to eat I had to tell her that we could not start before the kids had their food. My kids are pretty patient but after no greeting from the kitchen, side salad served they could not stand seeing the adults main courses been brought out first. Their food was substandard. Dry rice noodles and not enough chicken to even satisfy a six year old. No soya sauce, only carbonated water in large bottles making us order tons of small bottles, ... Obviously, the Thai food was not authentic. In all fairness, the adult food was good. However, we would not go again with kids.