Really flavourful beef and fried rice! Large portions as well, so if you're really hungry this is…read morethe place to go, I couldn't finish my meal. Whole place was really clean, nice staff. Can't wait to try more dishes, looking forward to the Pad Thai and soups!

Located in a back-alley removed part of Hoofddorp, Im Aroy was amazing, with surprisingly great…read moreThai food coming out of the kitchen, and a homey interior decor that provided familiarity in a foreign city. For starters, we got the chicken satay skewers and the spring rolls. Both were good, although I preferred the chicken satay because the peanut sauce was incredible. The chicken was a bit overcooked, but the flavor more than helped out in that regard. For the mains, we shared both the beef fried rice and the chicken pad thai. Be warned that are portions are absolutely gigantic, and we barely finished (this was around 6PM after we hadn't had anything to eat that day). All in all, I'd say the 2 apps and 2 entrees we got would be enough for a party of 3-4.

Cute cafe with a awesome Thai. Had the Pad Thai and another wonderful dish. Came with an excellent…read morerice.

The best thai food we have ever eaten, and it rivals the food we have eaten in Thailand…read more Everything was authentic and delicious! We had appetizers that were so good that we couldn't wait for the main course. We had pad thai, massaman, and fried rice dishes that were the best we have ever had. Plus the atmosphere and the service was exceptional. We will come back any time we visited Amsterdam.

After trying most Thai food restaurants in Hilversum and even a few outside, this is my favorite…read morefor fresh and savory Thai food. The Pad Thai is superb, prepared with organic chicken, fresh vegetables and good quality ingredients. Currys are great too, though the Khaeng Massaman could use some more imagination, I've had better. Service is friendly, it's adviced to order by phone because it can be busy around dinner time and it's not a huge kitchen. The biggest issue that it doesn't deliver, but that does mean quality is guaranteed.

Best Thai in Town! Fried rice and Wan Tan soup. Awesome fresh ingredients and rich flavours.read more

It's always amazing to find a place that just opened. Bangkok Cuisine is located in the center of…read moreZeist, and just opened 4 months ago. It's a cozy little place, modern, a mix of wood, Asian architecture and hip seats. I viewed the menu in advance and saw they served green curry. My favorite, so I actually already knew what I wanted to order. When I saw that they also serve Tom Kha soup, I was momentarily confused, because that's like the next best thing for me to green curry. But as I work nearby, I vowed to come back for lunch and try the soup. My love went for a very spicy version of the green curry with tofu and I kept it safe on a medium spiced. The curries where served in bowls upon a heater. Rice was served in cute little disks on a separate plate. The taste was very good. It wasn't the best curry I ever had, but it surely was lovely. A nice blend of flavors, with lots and lots of bamboo shoots and pea-like objects I wasn't familiar with, with a hard shell, soft inside and a bitter taste. They complemented the taste of the curry very well. I drank a red Merlot to accompany the curry, because I love red wine with curries. My love tried a Singha, a traditional Thai beer. The tables where adorned with a Thai touch, which made us talk about visiting Thailand and daydreaming what countries along to visit. A Thai restaurant that inspired you to go visit said country, should be interesting no? We had a very good time and will certainly come back to this cute place.

Wonderful Thai, great service on a relatively quiet side street in an otherwise lame touristy area.read more

Staff is a tight family and treat you with generosity and warmth…read more The menu is complete and long but it has everything you'd want. The staff know it thoroughly too!

This Thai Food restaurant is the best Thai food I have ever had in my life!!!…read moreMy favorites were the shrimp pad tai , the duck red curry and sumtom salad! Soooo Delicious!!!!

This is one of my favorites restaurants to eat Thai food, nice people and the food is amazing, main…read moredishes and deserts. And the environment is pretty good. Prices are goods is not expensive.

Great atmosphere, excellent food - staff were friendly and helpful. Prices were very reasonable.read more

This is one of my favorite Thai restaurants in the Amsterdam Centrum. It's located on the Zeedijk…read morewhich is in the heart of Amsterdam. Often times there is a line leading outside to get a table due to the popularity of Bird Thais. The service is friendly and prompt. I've tried a variety of dishes on the menu but of course the classic Pad Thai is one of my top choices. Food is fresh and tasty. This time I tried the Isaan Menu which was a nice collection of spare rib appetizer, Tom Yam Kai soup, and a spicy beef salad. I really enjoyed the flavors of this dish. It is a very busy restaurant but there's just enough space to enjoy your meal without feeling like you are on top of the next table. Bird Thais is a very popular restaurant for a good reason.

Very nice spot with great Thai and Vietnamese food. They recommended ordering many different dishes…read moreto share and they were all very good.

I've walked by this place dozens of times as I've strolled down twijnstraat on saturday afternoons…read more It's hard to miss the hanging red plastic lamps that are taken down with a ladder promptly at 10pm every night. You can see the bright colors of the inside and the painted vegetables posters on the walls. It's hard to figure out what's going on inside, but once you're seated, you start to get it. The menu is simple but maintains several different options for the diner - curries to noodles to spring rolls to even soups. Most things are only €5-10 and I would recommend getting dishes to share - like tapas. I had one of the soups and tried some of the noodles, both impressive. They were even kind of spicy, which is weird for a restaurant in the Netherlands. This is a solid place. Quick, simple, cheap, good no-bullshit thai-etnamese.

Small adorable gallery in the heart of Utrecht that now goes by the name of Galerie Niek Waterblok,…read morenot Galerie 10. We recently had the honour of being invited here for the opening of a joint exposition between three artists, each with their own happy medium. The current artists are a landscape photographer, a cityscape painter and the multimedia artist who invit ed us: Berry. In case that seems weird to you, Berry is a perfectly normal Dutch name for men. ;) As a gallery I'm not really sure what the place offers, I believe it's simply a place for artists to rent and display their art at so this review is about the current exposition. I'll start with Mark who paints cityscapes and modernistic "portraits". I'm not a fan of his portraits, they're neither abstract nor realistic and this is something that always bothers me in art, it gives me a feeling of "I'm an artist, but I have no message, no perspective on my subject" and that could very well just be me of course but still it's quite bothersome. As for his cityscapes, they work for me. Subtle colours, often dark and mostly reminiscent of winter. Quite invigorating for a winter loving person like me so a lot of love there! Then Heleen, the landscape photographer: excellent eye! She has some beautiful blown up negatives of a pinhole photography project on the coast of Brittany in France and two series of another beach day which I found very emotive. Stunning work, but sadly out of my price range. And then of course Berry who paints, draws and edits away daily on his iPhone. Mountainscapes seem to be his thing when it comes to painting and drawing with the occasional forest where you have the perspective of looking up at reasonably abstracted trees. His use of colours in the paintings seems to really depend on his moods, some being quite lively in colour and others being a bit more dreary with his drawings always being made with grey pencil, coal or black fineliner as a sturdy and dependable guide through his mind. Then once you reach his prints: wow. This is where you truly see how constantly active his artistic mind really is. Over a hundred prints edited from photographs taken of everyday people, each one different, some binded by a common theme or element and some being completely individual. In my mind a great reflection of everyday life with the opportunity of finding at least one print that stands out and speaks to you. The wall of prints is impressive, completely full of life and if I were rich I would have bought the entire collection for my new living room but for now I'm perfectly content with my lively red head in her blue dress. Now I would like to remind you that art is of course very personal and evokes completely different responses in every single person so I encourage you to see this exposition soon and see how it makes you feel. In my opinion there's enough diversity between these three artists to find something that speaks to your emotions and memories, so come, appreciate and if you see something you love, take it home.