If you happen to be in Rotterdam and in a mood for heavenly good authentic Thai food, look no…read morefurther. This place offers amazing food with cozy service. Chef Siriporn and her husband run this restaurant themselves. We walked from our Hilton hotel to this restaurant and it was worth every step. We ordered Shrimp Fried Rice and to make it authentic, we added fried egg on top. Chef Siriporn recommended roasted duck in red curry sauce, so we gave it a try. Both dishes were so delicious that we had to go back the next day. We highly recommend this place. I am Thai, and their food made me feel at home.

Good Chang beer and singha beer. Satisfactory Thai food. Good tasting spring rolls and Tom Yam Gun…read moreSoup, all in all a good experience for the reasonable price. The only bad thing is the size of the portions. The soup is small and only cup size...

While we have never actually eaten at the restaurant, we order from here a lot. This is real Thai…read morefood. Our favorite dishes are the Nam Sam Rod with beef and the Chicken or Shrimp Masaman. Both are sweet, spicy and SO good. The weird thing is that the Nam Sam Rod is supposed to be mild, while the Masaman is supposed to be medium spicy. This is a bit misleading, as we find that the Nam Sam Rod is the hottest of the two. I'd say the Masaman is medium spicy, and the Nam Sam Rod is very spicy. Dishes come with white rice and a small portion of kroepoek (if they don't forget, which they sometimes do). Two dishes can feed two people for two days. We have tried some wok dishes... Meh. They weren't great. So we now stick to our favorites. This place isn't perfect. Last time we ordered, they forgot the extra portion of kroepoek we'd paid for, and the masaman wasn't properly closed, so the sauce leaked everywhere. They were apologetic and asked if I wanted them to send the delivery guy back with the kroepoek, or save it for the next time. We chose to save it for next time and they made a note of it. The fried bananas are yummy, but they sometimes forget the powdered sugar. Delivery can sometimes take up to an hour. Despite the inconsistencies, the food makes up for it. Love me some good Thai food!

In an area with lots of great food Soi stands out with its…read morecasual atmosphere and fantastic food All the food will creep up on you will a lovely late spice heat If you're going to order a ladyboy cocktail Have them double the vodka

Ik was al een tijdje nieuwsgierig maar na jaren in Thailand te hebben gegeten blijft het lastig om…read morein Nederland een goede Thai te vinden.....maar toen ik de stap waagde voor de Thai green curry was ik verslaafd!! Wat is dat heerlijk zeg...alsof ik weer even terug in Thailand Ik kom steeds weer terug n raad het iedereen aan!!

Their 3-course menu is a very good deal, great price / quality. The tropical fruit/ice cream…read moredessert is delicious.

This place has very bad rules. They expect every person to order a dish. We were 4 people and we…read moreordered 3 main course dishes as we were not hungry. We were told this is not allowed and we have to pay 5 bucks extra! Plus the waiter was rude. Then they made us wait 1 hour to get the main course! Food was ok nothing out of the ordinary. This place is more about getting money out of customers then about providing a decent service.

tasty food! partner and i had the creative menu at around 65 euros pp. it was a bit pricy, but the…read morefood was very good--and there was a lot of it, with both of us leaving very full afterwards. it's a bit expensive, but to my understanding it's an expensive area and you do get to try a large variety of options. if you're looking to splurge, it's a good option. the truffle wagyu roll was especially nice, and the plum wine on their menu is quite tasty! service was great! the night we were there, staff and visitors were speaking both canto + mando, so if authenticity was a concern, you can probably rest easy. no issues at all communicating in english, and from the looks of it none of the tables around us speaking dutch had any either. would definitely come back some time to try out more of the menu (:

There used to be an ambiguous Chinese restaurant situated at this location. Well, it wasn't really…read morethat dotchy. But this is Zuid and in Zuid people have money to spend and they don't want to spend it on stuffy Dutch Chinese fair. Babi pangang and Foe yong hai might have sufficed for grandpa & grandma and mom & dad, but the new generation wants modern and hip. They want small little nibbits and lots, cause sharing is caring. They want flavors that remind them of the flavors they experienced during their far east holidays. In Zuid, Asian fusion is the way to go. Thus about 2 weeks ago, a new Asian fusion restaurant opened it's doors in de Maasstraat. Not that there's any shortage of Asian inspired restaurants in the Rivierenbuurt, with Kaiko, Sapporo, Korean Garden, Hakata Senpachi and Orbit to name a few, only a stones throw away. I pass the restaurant regularly on my way to the appie for my grocery rants. The enticive menu lured me in this evening. By the way, their menu is a little more extensive then the one posted online. Let's see, the spider roll with soft shell crab, avocado, Japanese mayo and tobiko. Fried spicy dynamite roll with tuna and kimchi? Oyster cutlet roll with crispy oyster, red onion, almonds and tonkatsy mayo...hmmmm, interesting. Yaikes, €9 for 4 pieces?! Right..... let's just leave the creative sushi rolls for now and move on to the meals, shall we. Scallops with garlic topping, soft shell crab with garlic and red pepper, Malaysian curry sirloin with vegetables, steamed turbot with spring onions, ginger and doused with hot soy oil. Yahaa! The meals are on the small side here, so I was advised to go for 3 dishes per person. After viewing the prices, I only went for two dishes though. This prompted the question, only 2? You're not that hungry then?! Which lead me to respond with a hesitant yes. What I meant to say however was: Actually, I am very hungry but this is all I can afford right now. For a shared dinning concept, meals aren't economical to say the least (average pricesof ~ €8-13 per dish). I ended up going for the beef skewers with Malaysian peanut sauce and the Tuna Tataki with ponzu dip. Although beef skewers reminded me more of the Indonesian style sate rather than Malaysian with the sweet ketjap, they tasted okay. The seared tuna was also fine. I was expecting a fresh citrusy sauce as depicted in the picture on their site and was kind of disappointed when I couldn't detect any citrus flavors in the ponzu dip. What is that saying like? Never expect anything from anyone, because expectation always hurts. On the other hand, I was happy to discover only 2 dishes were sufficient to satisfy my hunger. So when on a budget my advise would be, go for protein! No, rephrase, ALWAYS go for protein, even when not broke. Even though the dishes didn't quite live up to my expectations, I think I will pay Michiu another visit. The food was good enough for me to still want to try other dishes on the menu, like turbot and the quail with goose liver. Yes, this place fits right in the neighbourhood with a high demand for contemporary fusion cuisine. Asian red is definitely the theme here. There is few seating outside as well. Prices are rather steep, but no more so then at Sapporo and Kaiko. Remember, this is Zuid and in Zuid people have money to spend. This newbie might do quite well....