The owner is very friendly. He spoke English with us and discussed the menu. They were able to…read moreaccommodate our food choices- add meat, make the dishes vegetarian etc. The food was so delicious that we ate everything! Nothing was left on our plates!

We were searching for a new and authentic thai restaurant in Vienna for quite a while…read morenow...and have finally found it! :-) I ordered my favorite: Gaprau Gai (spicy chicken with thai basil). Awesome taste, fresh ingredients and it came with an egg on top, which is the really authentic way to have this dish in Thailand. My better half had Tom Yam Gung (spicy soup with prawn) and Pad Thai Gai (noodles with chicken). Also very tasty and authentic taste. The owner of the restaurant (from Phuket Island) is very welcoming and friendly. Fun to talk to. We really enjoyed our dinner here and will come back again soon!

Started off with the tom yum soup; it was so-so. I really liked having a lot of mushrooms in it…read morethough. We then split the basil duck and basil pork stir fry. The sauce wasn't the best, but at least the duck skin was very crispy. Vegetables in the stir fry would have been better cut up smaller

Tasty, comforting and delicious. Pretty authentic Thai place. Not touristic at all. The service is…read morevery fast and the restaurant is very simple but in order. Average price per person 15€ and the portions are pretty abundant.

I had the tom kha chicken soup and the Thai chicken curry. The soup was delicious and very filling…read more I was actually surprised at how much meat and vegetables were in the soup. So much that it put a big dent in what was to become my main entree. The chicken curry dish however it was a surprise. It was mentioned that the chicken is lightly breaded and fried as part of the dish, however, I didn't realize it would change the texture of the meal as much as it did. I found myself stripping off the fried part of the chicken and just eating the meat with the curry which tasted very good.

I am passionate about Thai food so always try Thai restaurants wherever I go. The food here is…read morequite good, the taste is strong. But I really don't like the service here. Five times I come here, three times I encountered the waiter, a middle-aged woman with a very unpleasant attitude. So even though the food was pretty good, I almost never come back and choose another restaurant.

I don't have a 'go-to' Thai restaurant in Vienna. I've dined in a few decent ones ... but never an…read moreoutstanding one. Which brings me to Thai Kitchen - down the street from where I live. This eatery has been around for a while which is a good sign. It is also frequented by some Thai locals in Vienna. This is also a plus but I have never had a superlative dining experience here. A recent meal reconfirmed that fact. The opening course Tom Kha Gai - coconut milk soup with chicken and lemon grass was spicy enough but not as flavorful as I like. The popular Gai Pad Khing main course was def better especially with the aid of a homemade chili sauce. I wasn't wowed but pleased. Service was fine although it was slightly annoying when the credit card machine didn't work. Fortunately we had enough cash on us so we didn't wind up in the kitchen washing dishes! Special alert!! - I'm adding this to the review a few weeks later. Even though I paid in cash when I was told the credit card machine didn't seem to be working, this restaurant still charged my credit card as I saw when I got my credit card statement. Be aware of this practice and be sure to get a receipt if you pay in cash after they take your credit card, put it in the machine, and then inform you that the credit card machine isn't working!

Very pleasant Thai restaurant in the heart of District 1 in Vienna…read more Food was excellent. Service was friendly and English is spoken. Outside tables on courted portion of street so some issues with headlights on you on occasion. Horse drawn carriages also go by frequently as a pleasant distraction. Unusual 3 euro per person "cover charge" for table setting. Small charge for tap water too. Maybe this is an Austrian custom but not something I've ever encountered in the USA. Overall, a pleasant and tasty change of pace from Austrian food ( which I do like).

My husband, myself and two friends dined here as we needed a break from schnitzel and we all love…read moreThai. Very disappointed with everything with this meal. Food was mediocre at best and lacked flavor (Thai food lacking flavor--how's that possible?)very overpriced, and poor service (one waiter seemed to be depressed and another waitress was rude). I would not recommend or go back.

This Restaurant offers delicious Lunchtime meal combinations. Choose from 5 monthly meals (there is…read morealways a chicken, beef, fish and vegetarian option) or 5 weekly meals (there is always a chicken, beef, lamb and seafood option). The portions are just right and the food not only tastes, but also looks amazing! Pick a menu-meal to get a free starter (usually a small salad with spring rolls, or a soup) and dessert (either cake, pudding, or fruit) included. For the sushi lovers there is also always a sushi platter, and for students a cheap "dish of the day" option without the starter and dessert. The price of a three course menu varies between EUR6.90 and EUR8.90 exlcluding drinks.

From the owner: frisch-schnell-gesund-gut! suppen, currys, salate, wraps,…read morekuchen, kaffee

I got an account on yelp JUST to write this: The food is excellent but you'll have to wait like at…read morea bad bus stop. The waiter guy (the female chef's husband) is a wussy and has no backbone - albeit a nice guy. His wife is a dragon lady! She cooks heavenly but yells and tells people to be quiet; each dish comes separately (don't expect to eat together as a group or even at the same time). No laughing - she said that once. It's a restaurant, not detention! It was fun eating there once, but twice? Who's the customer here? Screw her - and I don't mean literally! Ever see the film 'Mickey Blue Eyes'? She's like the "Eat fucking cookie" woman in the film, but on acid and speed. Don't forget, she wields knives too. Want to skip it and and just get take-out? Be prepared to wait at least 1/2 hour after scheduled pick-up time. One last thing: Why did the Austrians give it such a high rating and I blasted it out of the water? Well...the culture in Vienna, for the Viennese, is this - they are used to rudeness. They actually find it somewhat charming (no joke). If you're a foreigner and you go to this place, you'll want to pull some Hong Kong Phooey on her/him the place and the patrons for being such sissies.

I don't think you should pay to eat at a place where the cook tell you how to behave. You are not…read moreallowed even to walk around in her restaurant (I just want to take a look at the pictures on the wall). Her food was not that great either. I ordered pad thai. It was wet noodles, too sour, too salty. The price is expensive for a very small portion. The kitchen fan did not work well for a tiny room. When she cooked spicy food, we all were coughing our lungs out. My clothes smelled bad coming out of her restaurant. Eating together is an opportunity for social. This is the time for sharing some laughs. What makes she think that we have to listen to her comments (to be quiet not talking loud not laughing) while paying for her services? By the way, the waiter husband charged us 1 euro for a thin slice of lime in our drink is such a big joke.