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!

Service was ok, kinda slow, but I get it being in Germany that is part of the culture…read more Limited bar, but they do have beer, wine and spirits. Curry was ok. Lacked flavored and was overpriced ok my opinion. There are definitely better places, thought this one is worth the trying if you live here and have time to explore.

If you like Thai food as much as I do, you will want to visit Thai Banyan. There are a number of…read moreThai restaurants represented in Wiesbaden and I place this in the top three. This place is not over the top, but it will not disappoint either. No outdoor seating, and the interior is somewhat packed together. Still highly recommended.

The vibes as you walk into this restaurant are really giving. It was a bit weird and cool at the…read moresame time. I love that even though it was lunch time they really set the mood with lit candles and they had food warmers at every table. The food: I had yellow curry it was good but definitely spicy. It did have one chili next to it on the menu but I just wasn't expecting that. The tea although good was a tea bag and I prefer when it's loose leaf. My husband got the Thai tea and crispy duck. Also both quite good The service was fast and the prices are very fair. Overall I would go again.

Found this place in the middle of Mainz, thought it looked cute and stopped by for some curry…read more Ordered the green curry with chicken. It came on top of a little candle heater that keeps the dish warm and a huge bowl of white rice. The curry did not have that much veggie as I would've liked. The flavor was Ok as I have tasted better curry. Overall, fine for a quick bite. Nothing special.

Finally got to try My Thai in Ingelheim and it was delicious! Thankfully this spot was open on a…read moreSunday, while most/all places in Germany is closed on Sundays. I was terribly craving veggies, and ordered the veggie green curry and hubby ordered the chicken red curry. Both came out in a self heating stand and a huge portion of rice. Additionally this spot has a beautiful garden area! Can't wait to go back!

I'll never forget this meal, it's easily the best thing I've eaten in all of Heidelberg in my…read moremonths living here as a study abroad student. I've gone to a fair amount of Thai restaurants, including one in Camden, Maine called Long Grain that is near and dear to my heart. But this one takes the cake. I'm no expert on Thai cuisine, nor have I even been to Thailand or truly scoured the Thai cuisine available in America, but this is the best thai food I've ever had. That PAD THAI. Our table was collectively moaning with every bite. This was the true standout dish; everyone agreed it was the best they'd had. The red curry and green curry (one with chicken, one with beef) were also both EXCELLENT. And for appetizers, we did a sampler where the chefs surprise you for €12/person, which was fun and also incredible. I really mean it. This place is goated. So so so good. Can't overstate how much I loved this spot. Like other reviewers said, definitely make a reservation in advance, as it can get packed even on weeknights. We made one the night-of as soon as the place opened, over the phone, and had no issues though.

First, try to make a reservation before you go. who would know we walked in a fully booked place on…read moreWeds. night. Very nice and cozy place. I loved the simple and modern decoration and setting at this place. When we walked in there is no table available however the lobby must half full but rest of empty tables had name marked on a small wooden board. After a few minutes of checking, we were told if we could finish meal in one hour we could take that table. We happily took the chance and ordered very quickly. Shared appetizers of chicken satay and tofu spring roll. Both are really tasty and especially chicken satay which we ordered second of it. I ordered beef noodle soup which is probably the best I have tried in Thai place. Broth was pretty tasty. Beef was cooked just right. Little too much noodles but I could not hold it off and finished it all. Other friends got green curry which must be good as they finished those all quickly. Service were pretty quick and attentive. Beer options were not too many.. Definitely will go back before the end of this trip.

Big fan of Ban Thai! Authentic meals and there's even space where you can sit at a lower set table…read morewithout wearing your shoes. We enjoyed shrimp crackers and vegetarian spring rolls to split and I had the pad see ew. Everything was well prepared and service was very kind.

This is the best Thai restaurant in Darmstadt. I've been several times, as a couple, with a small…read moregroup of friends, and in large groups, and it's never failed to deliver the goods. The food is tasty, and freshly prepared, the fish dishes are particularly good (especially the spicy salmon) and when they say it's hot, it's hot. The service is friendly and competent, if sometimes a bit on the slow side. Great cocktails all add to the fact that I can only recommend it if you're in the area. Don't be afraid to take off your shoes and sit at the special table, you don't really sit on the floor, it's a sunken seating area, so even an old fogey like me can manage. Oh and if you're a bit of a pyromaniac, you'll love the mixed starter for two (see photo), just don't dip your food into the green stuff, wait for your waiter to light it (this is the voice of experience - oops).

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.

I think this is the best thai we've had so far in Germany, and we've tried a pretty good number of…read morethai places! We stopped in for a mid-week lunch, and while it wasn't packed, there were several other tables, and one was speaking thai (always a good sign). Service was friendly, and we had no trouble getting by with our pidgin German. The menu was in both German and English, except for the weekday lunch specials page, which was German-only. Since we never get to do so, we both went with something off the lunch special list; chicken curry rice for me, pad thai for my wife. Lunch specials come with a bowl of soup and a little dessert as well, in our case a chicken and rice soup to start, and a bowl of tapioca mango balls in sweet milk. The soup was fantastic; the broth had a nice flavor of chicken, ginger, garlic, and maybe mushroom, and while it was't a huge portion, it was plenty to start the meal and warm up after a chilly morning. The curry rice was also quite good; cooked well and not soggy or mushy. It had a touch of spice from the sliced green chilis in it, but wasn't spicy per se. The pad thai was what I would refer to as German-style; cooked well and with all the right ingredients, but with a touch of what seems to be tomato paste or ketchup in it that gives it a slight different flavor than what you get in the US. Certainly the best pad thai we've had here, but it does taste different than we're used to. The tapioca mango balls in sweet milk was a fantastic way to end the meal. I would describe it as a sort of out-of-season mango and sticky rice flavor; the mango tapioca balls were a little chewy like mango and sticky rice, and the sweet milk was just like the sauce that gives over the top. Like the soup, it wasn't an American-sized dessert, but it was plenty to leave you with a sweet taste at the end of the meal, and a damn good reason to come back if we are in Koblenz again!

Amazing Thai in Koblenz ! My wife's Thai and her sister lives in town they all come here to eat !…read moreNow I know why as we are back again for the 2nd time in 3 days ! You'll love it