We ate here one night while staying at the Ramada down the street. When we walked in, I noticed…read morethere were a lot of people eating here- a good sign. My wife and I both ordered something off the menu, along with an appetizer of egg rolls, but I have to imagine the main draw here is their Mongolian barbecue. For those not familiar with it, in Mongolian BBQ, you select raw meats and veggies from a buffet then give them to someone who cooks them for you. I never thought I'd see a Mongolian bbq in Europe, as it's not easy to find, even in the US. Anyway, at this one, you select your ingredients then put a clip on your plate or something. Based on the color of the clip, the chef will give your dish a different flavor - Mongolian, Chinese, Korean, etc. It looked pretty good and was probably worth trying but like I said, we ordered off the menu. The Mongolian BBQ was €17. So we got one order of egg rolls. We received a plate with 6 small egg rolls, a generous portion of dipping sauce, and some kind of Asian slaw. The egg rolls were good. I ordered the 3 meats with veggies (A18), and it was great. It had chicken and beef (I guess the third meat was pork) along with peppers, mushrooms, peanuts and zucchini. It also came with the Asian slaw. My wife got chicken lo mein (#36), and it was good though she did find it greasy; she also got some Asian slaw. We both got generous portion sizes and were happy with this place. Our bill for the 2 entrees, an appetizer, a beer and a water came to about €34, which we found fair. If I were in the area again, I would eat here again.

Great option, when you are hungry but u don't wanna pay too much! 9,80€ untill 5pm for buffet is…read morevery good price. Cold buffet - noodles, rice, fried chicken, shrimps, duck etc... Nigiri, maki, I-O rolls, salads, also many desserts. Then u take a plate, pick raw fish with vegetable, choose how do u want it to be cooked (around 6 options) and u get also warm meal. I really enjoyed it here, also very nice interior and chairs.

Great place for the hungry. It is inside the shopping center. We took buffet, which was tasty and…read morewith nice selection. Cost effective.

This review is for Thai-Li-Ba in the Rathausgalerien…read more Having read some of the other reviews of this restaurant, I have to wonder whether I have been dining in the same restaurant! This restaurant serves some of the nicest thai food I've had - albeit perhaps a little 'toned down' to suit the European palate. Dishes described as 'scharf' are far from it! My only criticism is that I'd like things a little hotter, with a little more galangal and lemongrass where they're part of the dish, but I understand that the way the chefs prepare the dishes would suit the majority of people who dine here. The Thai Green Curry with Duck is an absolute highlight, as are the Grill Spiessen with Satay sauce as a starter, or the lightly battered coconut prawns with mango dip. For those who can't take any spice, the Indonesian Chicken Curry with Chinese Red Dates is lovely too. The Mai Thai cocktail is fab, but very potent! Thai Li-Ba is always busy - particularly on a Saturday night or on lovely summer days when you can sit outside on the terrace. Book ahead if you're thinking of having a meal here at these times. Service is great here - a couple of the waiters are particularly friendly and go out of their way to ensure you have a nice experience and enjoy your meal. The open kitchen is fun, and the decor in general is modern and stylish. A perfect choice for a meal with friends, family, or a first date. (Mains around 10-20 euros, starters 5 euros)

This place is passable, but not great. Obviously it's probably difficult to find great Asian food…read morein Europe. We got something that was supposed to be pad thai and then another noodle dish and some vegetables that were stir fried. Everything was edible but not great. The best dish was the tom yum soup. I would say if you're craving Thai food this will kind of hold you over. I do have to say that the food was not greasy though which is a huge plus. If I needed to, I would eat here again.

We really enjoyed eating at this Asian "all you can eat" buffet restaurant. One section of the…read morebuffet is you create your own plate which the chef cooks it for you on the spot with the various flavors of your choice. They also have good quality sushi but limited to salmon, shrimp and fake crab. The interior of the restaurant is spacious and very modern. We ate at this restaurant two nights in a row which aums it up how much we like it. Good quality/prize value for about 17 euros for the buffet.

From the owner: Bei uns genießen Sie die asiatische Küche in all ihren Facetten. Vom reichhaltigen…read moreAll-you-can-eat-Buffet bis hin zu einer umfangreichen Speisekarte, die von der Vorspeise über Spezialitäten bis hin zum Dessert sämtliche Wünsche erfüllt: Hier ist für jeden Geschmack etwas dabei.

Didn't expect to find delicious Thai food out in the boonies of Germany lol.... the place is bit…read morehidden, so it took us some time to find the place and we walked in w/o too much expectations, but walked out satisfied with the food and the service. The red curry was awesome, make sure you get it with the coconut milk. They do have English menu, unfortunately it doesn't have photos like the German menu, if you can use maps/yelp to see the food photo, use that to order :) They do delivery as well.

I know it's rural Bavaria so I wasn't expecting much. Just happy to have an Asian restaurant…read morearound. Look the Bangkok duck was Amazing. Crispy tasty paired with the perfect light curry sauce - simply amazing. However, the only thing in common the pad Thai here has with pad Thai is the name and the fact they're both noodle dishes. We also got some chicken dish( don't know name) that tasted very Thai like- oh well better than nothing.

Very well decorated. Our waitress spoke English and provided an English menu as well. They little…read moreplay room kept our 4 yr old entertained while we waited for our meal. We were craving something spicy so we ordered the spicy chicken curry and the Korean lamb. My wife also ordered the Thom Gai soup from the starter menu. Typical 3 Euro beverages and most dishes ran about 15 Euro each. We walked in just before 2pm to almost no crowd at all. After waiting a moment we realized it was a seat yourself establishment. At least for lunch it was. Overall really enjoyed the meal.

one of the best non-German style meals you can find in Garmisch. friendly service - definitely…read moremake a reservation.

As a relatively new user of Yelp, I was so very grateful to it when I managed to identify probably…read morethe best coffee maker in Innsbruck within minutes after our arrival. I could get convinced that the reviews were trustworthy too. My husband and I were delighted by the quality of the coffee. I must say that i was hoping for a slightly higher "coolness factor" from the cafe interior itself, as there are some really interesting pieces of vintage coffee-making equipment and the barista school within the cafe, even plenty of certificates from numerous barista competitions, including one personal guiness record entry hanging on the wall..... which could all be made into a very hip environment. However, by the end of our stay, I realized these guys are just about making excellent coffee and the rest doesn't matter that much after all... Fair enough!

This place has the best espresso and it is the closest thing to a coffee shop in Innsbruck! I love…read morecoming here to meet friends as well as to do some work!