Fantastic Thai food, all the classics are here. I highly recommend the duck it might be the best I…read moreever had. Full disclosure I have not tried any of the other two Thai Restaurants in town, this is so good there is no reason to switch.

To be fair, I'll start with the positives for this establishment, as there were several good…read morepoints. The location for this place right up the street from Zeitglockenturm was great. Its location in the heart of Altstadt contributed to the nice atmosphere for this fine little shop. The proprietor was generally very nice and polite, but I will return to this point below because there was a flipside. She was also the only person working and did a reasonably efficient job with her service (she was also my waitperson). There were only two things on the dine-in lunch menu. I chose the Green Curry Chicken, which was very tasty. The portion was also nicely right-sized. The price was reasonable considering it was Switzerland. The total for my main with a sparkling water to drink was CHF 21 and change. I thought this was a decent value. I suppose my complaint about my visit has as much to do with the Swiss government's rushed COVID policies as it has to do with the proprietor. This is also going to reflect my general incredulity with the way the COVID situation has been handled everywhere. I know it's tough, but I think human beings are capable of better rationality with more measured responses than we've exhibited. Our response has reminded me of the panic scene in the movie Airplane. In general, at the time I was in Switzerland, a QR code indicating COVID vaccine status was supposed to be shown to stay in hotels, eat indoors at restaurants, etc. However, the process was implemented without the infrastructure being fully in place. The QR code one received for clearance to travel into Switzerland was not the same as the one to allow partaking in public activities. That one baffles me why they could not be the same if the information required to obtain the codes was similar. Because the infrastructure had not been created for non-Europeans to declare and upload their vaccine status, the workaround until October 10 of 2021 was to show on one's phone the Swiss government statement declaring a temporary injunction for this policy along with one's proof of vaccination (my Swiss colleague had to call on my behalf for this information when I arrived...it was not easily extracted from published web statements). This workaround was to serve as the equivalent to a QR code. I tried executing this manner of compliance with the proprietor at this establishment but all she heard was that I had no QR code. She refused to read the Swiss government's statement that I was showing her on my phone. I had some level of sympathy for her consternation considering the general confusion surrounding the situation. But this solicitude disappeared when she declared that she did not speak English (which we had been doing to that point). I offered to change the verbiage to German but she apparently had a temporary lapse in understanding that language as well. She told me I could be served at an outdoor table. It was a bit on the chilly side and I preferred to be inside, but this was clearly a non-winnable battle. My practical choices were to eat outside or leave. Her obdurance cost her a couple of rating stars in my view (the fact that she kept a smile on her face and a reasonable tone of voice kept me from deducting more). That's why the rating of "3", which otherwise would have been a "4" or possibly a "5". I was not pleased at all with her obstinance, but this situation at its core was set up by a rushed policy that was not well implemented. It made me wonder when and where else this would happen again. The stress of travel with reactionary COVID policies is not worth it at the moment. Trying to keep up and comply with every country's slightly different rules and regulations with their forms and abstruse procedures makes things too difficult and makes it tough to conduct business in an effective manner. If I thought these policies were helping things in proportion to their restrictive cost, I would be more sanguine. But it seems like we've reached the point of diminishing returns, which manifests far more exasperation and skepticism than reassurance and forebearance on my part. Misapplication, overextension or poor implementation of even the rules with best intentions can quickly turn them from positives to negatives.

Was looking to get my Asian fix on into my second week in Switzerland for work. Sunday morning so…read morethe options weren't as good as other days. It appears a simplified menu is served on Sunday with curry fish, pad Thai or sweet and sour chicken. I chose the pad Thai with shrimp. Overall the service was friendly (if not a bit slow) but the pad Thai was meh. No flavor at all, noodles didn't seem to have the right texture, just meh. It's what I'd expect myself to produce after watching a segment on the Food Network. It's a shame because it's a cute place with nice owner but the food.... :( Lastly cash only, no credit cards.

This place was incredible, super casual and authentic Thai food. Savory and spicy the way we like…read moreit!!!

This is such a really good Thai restaurant in Interlaken! Came here for dinner and they were very…read morebusy, got lucky with a vacant table when we got here. I had Thai iced tea for drinks. We ordered green curry with fish and fried rice with vegetables and tofu. The servings were generous and everything tasted great! One of the best green curries I've had in my life. I would come back to Switzerland for this curry! Lol Sorry I forgot to take photos as we were so hungry and were rushing to catch the train back to Zermatt. I highly recommend this place :)

Tasty food and friendly staff. Great ambience as well. Red curry was good and a really good portion.read more

Great decor, fantastic food and quick. Would highly recommend. I was staying at the Zurich airport…read moreHilton and chose this instead of downtown Zurich. Great choice.

First lunch in Switzerland. After 8-days on a cruise, I need my Asian food. This place does not…read morelook very appealing from the outside or the inside. It's a small place than can accommodate about 24-seats. Base on my US Thai experience, I would say the food is very authentic; just by looking at the ladies cooking in the kitchen. They remind me of my grandparents. The food is not Spicy Hot, but they give you a variety of sauce to spicy it up to your liking. Although the gentlemen did come abruptly and did seem condescending, it is a personality of an individual in a foreign place. Some people are not as fluid in their communication as others and therefore try to say the right words is not as simple. I would give it a try with an open mind

Food was delicious! Would highly recommend to anyone visiting. Ordered the pad thai and it was…read moreamazing

Great service, very good food The tom yum soup was tasty…read moreWe liked the pad thai and chicken fried rice Definitely recommend this restaurant

Amazing food. The best Thai I've ever had. We had pad see…read moreew and tempura chicken. Staff wasn't overly friendly, but the food makes up for it

I was in Thun for work all week and all week had the most amazing Swiss food. My favorite…read morebartender, Kevin (@Seepark) suggested the karaoke bar that is attached to Eurasian. The better half decided to go check it out, but realized we were quite hungry. We joked that we couldn't have flown all the way from Chicago to get Thai food (which has a ton of decent Thai selections except in our neck of the woods)... But we did and not an ounce of regret. The offerings are good but one dish really stood out which was a crispy duck in the most amazing gravy/broth. It was so comforting especially after a week of intense training. So if you are in Thun and are longing for Thai this place won't disappoint.

Service was excellent, the staff was really friendly and nice and the food was incredible,…read moredefinitely recommend!