the best Thai Food I ever had, we order every Friday for our shop as a bonus for my shop guys, the…read moreamount of food you get for the prices is amazing for the quality and freshness. their crabs and eggrolls are the best in town.

Delicious, authentic Thai food in a great location of Warsaw. The spring rolls with vegetables were…read morea yummy appetizer. The Chicken Pad Thai was also very good, the portion size is enough for leftovers. The interior is cute and the music was a nice touch. Highly recommend if you would like authentic Thai food in Warsaw!

First courses. Very yummy. Soup and main courses just as yummy…read more Excellent place for lunch in Warsaw.

I can't recommend this place enough! We have been several times and each time is great. The food is…read moredelicious and filling, and the cocktails are unique and delicious. In particular I would recommend the pho cocktail - it's so cute too, served in a little bowl with a fancy ice cube that has cilantro and dried chili in it. The outdoor patio in the summer has such a nice vibe with the string lights. I highly recommend!

Great prices and excellent food…read more Service is friendly and prompt. I come here at least a few times a week. I recommend the Pho Tai.

+Pad thai is superb. Excellent. Tasted authentic. +Service…read morewas okay -- I always just remember their frowning must be their European charm.

Great place, upscale atmosphere and setting. Octopus salad…read morefor the starter. One of the best I have ever had. Ordered the crispy duck with fried rice for my main, yum! Was full and kept eating because it was so good. One of the best finds in Warsaw.

When in Warsaw, try Thai Food.... Wait really? We went here on a recent trip and the quality of…read morethe food was amazing. The tastes, flavors and quality was as good as Bangkok. We started with the shrimp with thai basil and it was excellent. Nice kick good flavor. Had the green curry chicken and it was very complex and nice eggplants in. If you are ever in Warsaw this is a good place to try.

I'd read the reviews, and I wanted to try it for myself. I was pleasantly surprised!…read more So here's how things went. Tuk Tuk calls itself "street food" and I'm not sure exactly what that means, but it was delicious. I convinced my food and fun-loving Canadian colleague to join me, and we went off in search of Thai food. When you arrive, make sure to enter the door to the left otherwise you'll end up eating Vietnamese food upstairs. which wouldn't be bad - just not what you came for. We made our visit around 2pm. It wasn't too croweded, which was a plus. We were able to order and get a seat outside. You've got to maximize your opportunities for outdoor eating while you can. Autumn is rolling into Warsaw as I write this review. I ordered the Thai Basil because I was craving something not too spicy that would come with rice. I was rewarded with a plate full of verdant color and chicken cooked to the perfect texture. The rice was the perfect sticky (but not too sticky) consistency, and I was happy with the portion size. My friend ordered a different plate (I can't remember now), and her portion was a little larger. I would have had too much if I'd have ordered hers. We sampled the spring rolls. I'm not sure exactly what was in the spring rolls. They were good, but I could be convinced that there was cheese in it. It's not surprising though. We're in Poland. There seems to be cheese everywhere. So why not in your spring rolls too? The Mango drink was tasty too - and I was a happy camper with my first authentic Asian food experience in Warsaw. I like that you order at the counter, and wait with a beeper for your food. It eases the fear of having to speak too much Polish. On my next visit, I'm going to go for a curry. I saw others eating this from large, round bowls that were calling my name. MMM...

There is no better way to start long weekend than going for Thai food with your best friend. I…read morealways enjoy trying new places with Kasia as we order way to much and share to taste more things. Tuk tuk is a very nice small place in the great neighborhood. It's so small that even outside you feel a little claustrophobic. Fortunately after couple seat changes we discovered few tables at their garden. We got spring rolls, tom kha soup, Thai basil with chicken and vege Panang curry. And surprisingly they all came together. I have to admit that Spring rolls were my favorite part of tuk tuk. Perfectly fried dough and fresh ingredients. Mniam. Soup was good too. Portion not big but Kasia was happy about special Thai mushrooms that were in the soup. I love curry, every kind, the spicer the better. This one was ok. Not spicy, lots of vegetables. Thai Basil was good too. Even though everything was good and fresh we left a little bit disappointed. It was just ok. But if you ask me about it in couple days I probably not going to remember what I had there. Good things: it's a great deal and main courses are big enough that we will have it for lunch tomorrow.

Surprisingly ok Thai place in Warsaw. My friend is always craving Asian food when we're traveling…read moreand she saw this Thai place near where we were staying. We had: - Lemoniada Marakuja: Solid lemonade - actual passion fruit halves! - Zupa Kokosowa z Krewetkami: Coconut soup with shrimp, not bad, - Swiezy Kokos: Fresh coconut - Seafood red curry with shrimp: Wish this had more broth - Ryz Jasmionwy: Jasmine rice - Makaron Ryzowy Smazony: Fried rice - it was ok! The restaurant was really clean and had only one wait staff. All around solid meal, but my seafood red curry with shrimp was a little tomato heavy vs coconut. Bonus points for the wait staff taking the fresh coconut back to the kitchen to cut in half so my friend could eat the flesh on the inside!

Craving Thai food in Warsaw, I figured I'd be out of luck -- not only was I in luck, but this place…read morewas just a few blocks from my hotel. I ordered the Pad Thai, which was good -- but very different from the Pad Thai I'm used to. I tried the fried ice cream for dessert, which I didn't love -- but that may be about the dish, not how they made it! The server was very nice; the place had a relaxed, unrushed vibe to it. I was traveling alone, and sat with a book and enjoyed the leisurely meal.

Very good, authentic, and spicy South Asian food. Highly recommend the Chicken Momos and any Madras…read morecurry

Very nice Restaurant in warsaw, cozy but delicious foods…read more I think they should change menu, it seems to be like Nepali menu not Indian. Thank you.

My whirlwind trip to Warsaw last week found me spending a lot of time in Zloty Tarasy. On a Monday…read moreafternoon, after an interview, I was hungry and in need of something comforting. I wandered a bit through the mall, until I made my way up to Level 3 and found Thai Wok. I thought that I would be happy with Thai food, and I was actually pleasantly surprised to find that they had Pho. Pho seems to cure everything. So I ordered Pho z kurczakiem (chicken). I had to wait for a bit as it was prepared (heated up maybe). It only took about 7 minutes, and in that time I found a spot to drop my bookbag and heavy coat. My buzzer buzzed to let me know my meal was ready, and I collected it. The large bowl was STEAMING hot, and it came with sides of sliced garlic and sriracha (I think that's what it was). The soup itself contained a large quantity of noodles, and green onion and coriander/cilantro floated throughout the broth. There were a smattering of sprouts already at the bottom of the bowl. White meat chicken was sliced thin and actually quite good considering the fast food nature of the restaurant. Taking a chance, I dumped the garlic in, and stirred it up. And I ate it all. It was salty and made me feel good. Pho is a comfort food for me, and being in Warsaw alone with my possessions on my back after an interview- I was happy for any kind of comfort! Does this compare to the authentic pho I've had back home from true Vietnamese owners? No. Was it bad? Not a all. Would I eat it again? Yes considering the other options for fast food in Zloty Tarasy.

A very nice fast food giving a great opportunity to eat tasty thai food in center of Warsaw…read more Prepared quickly. The only problem is it's hard to full after that meal - unless you buy two boxes of it :D. Also price is quite high for such portion. Sometimes the level of spiciness of the dish differs. Jest to bardzo przyjemna restauracja, która pozytywnie wyróżnia się spośród swojej konkurencji. Dania są smaczne, przygotowane szybko. Świeże. Jedynym problemem jest to, że ciężko się tam najeść - chyba, że zamówimy dwa takie pudełka :).

Being a vegetarian, my review is limited. Was sceptical after reading reviews as I have a good…read morepalate for Indian food and always crave for it. Ordered basic dum-aloo with lachha paratha and zeera rice and honestly I was not disappointed. This makes me believe, their non-vegetarian must be good too. Relatively small place with good service. Would recommend if one is craving for Indian food in Warsaw Central area.

One of the truly amazing things about food is not only the diversity, but those unexpected times…read morewhen you find truly amazing third party cuisine. Best Turkish kebab I've ever had? Australia. Best sushi? Colorado, and while Namaste India wasn't the best Indian food I've ever had, it was truly excellent. Star 1: How was the service and atmosphere? Well, yes, there was one drawback, but it's honestly not something I can necessarily hold against Namaste India. On the particular Saturday that I walked through NI's doors during a long stay in Warsaw, it was a relatively warm 80* F+. Hot? Not necessarily, but considering Namaste India doesn't have air conditioning, sitting inside was nearly unbearable, and without any room outside, I really didn't have a choice. Outside of that however, service was fast and friendly. Star Granted. Star 2: How were the portions relative to the cost? Admittedly, I threw a bit of a fit when I saw the prices for everything I ordered. Have a look: http://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=Ap7Ihs5qMpKPqO4s0MQxvQ&userid=OKX-V5j_qfuOebeHeWGrHg 49 polish zlots? That's $16 US! Pretty steep I initially thought, but this was truly a massive portion surely intended to feed two. That being the case, $8 isn't bad at all for a good Indian meal. Star Granted. Stars 3 and 4: How was the food? As I mentioned, while this wasn't the best Indian I've ever had, my Chicken Vindaloo was very, very good with only a few exceptions - Bread: Alright, so the garlic naan was weak. Too thin, inconsistently seasoned, and lacking the light and fluffy but moist element that really makes naan worth it Rice: The rice? It was okay. Cooked well, but pretty standard Chicken Vindaloo: Alas, this is where the meal shined. Moist chicken, fiery but flavorful sauce, and a consistency that mixed brilliantly with the rice and naan. Excellent. Single Star Granted. Star 5: Would you eat here every day if you could? Again, not the best Indian I've had in the world, but without question the best in the city of Warsaw. Namaste India deserves four. Star Granted.