Excellent Thai restaurant in Lausanne. The prices are crazy expensive, but the food is good and…read moreoriginal. We were surprised by the good flavor of the green cury, and the desert (kind of a banana-sushi) was good. The service was Ok, even if the main Thai-waitress looked demotivated.

By far one of my favorite places to eat in Lausanne. SUPER FOOD at SUPER REASONABLE PRICES…read more Something that is quite hard to find here. In other cities, its quite common to have fresh, inexpensive delicious asian food, and this is one of the few places in Lausanne that can provide that. I usually get the Kaeng Kiew Wan Gai (chicken green curry) or the Gai Phad Med Mamouang (chicken with cashews). This is a great goto asian place when you're low on cash but hungry and want something delicious

Very small restaurant with 4 tables only. Best Thai food in Lausanne. The price is right. Flavour…read moreis very authentic. Take out possible. No credit cards accepted. Très petit restaurant avec 4 tables. Il a le meilleure nourriture thaïe à Lausanne et pas cher. La saveur est très authentique. L'emporter possible. Attention: pas de paiement par carte

The four of us arrived at the Thai restaurant starving and ordered appetizers right away (Spicy…read moresoup with shrimps 13.50chf and 4 chicken skewers with Satay sauce 8.00chf). The bowl of soup was large enough for two as an appetizer. The chicken skewers were good but did not resemble the photo on the wall (which was what enticed us in the first place). The two of us who ordered the pad thai (described on the menu as "pan fried noodles with shrimp, chicken, or tofu") were very pleased: "Not too much sauce, not too greasy." The dish came with condiments on the side (chili pepper, lime...). The green curry with chicken and pumpkin and red curry with duck were flavorful and delicious. The portions are rather large but it was not possible to share family style because each dish arrived with the rice already on a large dinner plate. The waitress kindly packed up my friend's leftover pad thai in a take out box. A rarity outside the US! According to our friendly, chatty waitress, her mom was the one cooking in the kitchen which explained why all the dishes came out fresh. I can't wait to return to try the other items on the menu....for the first time, I'm tempted to order for take out to maximize my culinary experiences there! Pros: delicious, value for money, generous portions, friendly service, cleanest toilet in Lausanne Cons: small space (perhaps up to 25 people), not suitable for large groups as tables are limited, must share table with other diners, they need to get thai ice tea on their menu!

We saw this place recommended on Trip Advisor as one of the few good inexpensive restaurants in…read moreLausanne. It didn't disappoint. The food was delicious (I ordered the 5 spice duck), and the price was very reasonable - especially for a tourist haven in Switzerland. The main downside is that they don't have many indoor tables, they're mainly a take-away joint. This didn't bother us much - we just took our food down to the lakeside to eat it. They also have menus in English, which was greatly appreciated since my French is terrible.

Small quiet place in a good location with bland food and rude staff. Don't waste your time like I…read moredid.

been here before. the place it really nice. this time around we had a bottle of wine along with…read moreour dinner. the 3 course we had consisted of a spicy, sour soup, an egg roll and then our entrée. the soup was astounding, I could literally have it as an entrée. the spring roll is very fresh and piping hot. the sauce for the spring roll is good. my main entrée was the cashew chicken and white rice. the plate is on a plate warmer, which keeps your food at a great temp and not boiling hot. the care and meticulous way of the waiter and waitress was a pleasant escape from average service. *** now for the weird part*** we were presented a plate of appetizers which we clearly did not order (brought to our table after our main entrée). it was brought to us and sat down in front of our daughter, which surprisingly she did not grab and eat. after the waitress realized she made a mistake (pointed out by the waiter), she did not return the plate. *** in America, if there was a mistake, you could go ahead and eat the extra dish and not be charged. however here, if you eat the extra, you pay for it. it was fine, and I don't want to act like George Costanza, but you would think the waitress would have said," hey, we messed up, let me take this plate or you can have it, but you will have to pay for it." all in all it was a great visit and glad we stopped here.

Very good traditional Thai restaurant. We went there for lunch. The lunch menu was tasteful. We had…read morehad a starter (there is choice between a Thai soup or spring rolls) and the main dish was shrimps with fresh Thai vegetables stir-fry and rice. The stir-fry sauce just tasted as it should be spicy but not hot. Both the starter and the main dish were beautifully presented. The lunch menu was affordable but à la carte menu prices in the evening are expensive. The tables are a bit squished together and the restaurant is quite small. The Thai staff was very attentive and friendly.

I reserved Monday (3 weeks ago) a particular place in the Restaurant Tom-Yam (Pully/Lausanne) for…read morethe coming Friday. I mentioned clearly the place number where I wanted to be seated. The lady at the reception, apparently la patronne said that everything is ok (she talked fairly well English). When we arrived the following Friday ....the place was reserved by somebody else and the personnel didn't know anything about a reservation! Finally we had to be satisfied with a place beside the bar. If they cannot hold their promises with their high prices, it's really not worth to go into this restaurant. Next time when we want to eat Thai food, we definitively will go another, a better trusted one.