From the owner: Les parfums d'Asie L'avantage de ce restaurant est de ne pas se cantonner aux spécialités d'un pays…read moreou d'une région mais de proposer des plats chinois, thaïlandais et vietnamiens dans un décor simple et une ambiance où chacun se sent comme le roi du palais. On pourra donc y déguster une soupe piquante aux fruits de mer, une salade tropicale (ananas frais, seiche et crevette) ou encore une fondue chinoise, sans oublier "le riz spécial palais d'Asie".

Authentic Thai cuisine. Everything was expertly prepared and delicious. It woke my tastebuds and…read moretransported me back to Thailand. Definitely a stop if you love real Thai food with a cozy relaxed warm ambience. Owner pleasantly speaks some English. Fantastic place! We will be back!

As a former Falang living in Chiang Mai I was skeptical at first when the waiter told me he was…read moreVietnam. I then wrongly assumed the chef was too and not that there is anything wrong with that, it's just that well... not really authentic is it? Then the food came and it was truly excellent! I then found out that the chef an elderly woman was in fact Thai and from Chiang Mai! So if you are looking for great Thai food go there!

Food: The Tom Kah soup was delicious, one of the best I have had. If you read my other reviews,…read moreyou can see I like going to Thai places to try their version of Tom Kah soup. It was a little on the mild side though, so we had to spice it up with the dried chili. I had AL31, which had chicken, mushrooms, the little baby corn... It was REALLY good, not too spicy, good, rich flavor (wouldn't expect anything less from France!) and nice presentation with the rice. Food was excellent. Atmosphere: It is modern inside, it seems like the place was just built (or I should say renovated). One thing I like to note is how spacious the places in Toulouse are. If there is a little room between tables so you don't HAVE to eavesdrop on your neighbor, that's a good thing. This place had some room, so that was a plus. Service: Our waitress was nice, no complaints. She spoke English and French. The owner, at least I think it was the owner, was funny when we left because he asked if we liked Japanese food and that there was a great place next door. I'm sure he is friends with them or something...? Usually you don't try to get patrons to NOT come to your restaurant! But hey, when in France...! Price: Reasonable, not cheap but not expensive. Like most places in Toulouse, they have a "meal deal" sort of thing where you can get an appetizer and entree or entree and dessert or go for broke with all 3. But Tom Kah soup wasn't an option for the meal deal so... Overall: I would come back, most def. I like French food just fine, but when you are staying in Toulouse for a week, you need a change of pace from duck and foie gras. Solid Thai place, would definitely come back again.

This is a fantastic restaurant w/ the best Penang curry that I have ever had. The owners and staff…read moreare all very friendly & accommodating. I would highly recommend this place!

Sawadee is a cozy, charming Thai restaurant in the Dordogne. We arrived late in the Dordogne one…read moreevening after a long drive, and our B&B hostess called ahead to Sawadee to make sure the kitchen would stay open for us. Inside we found a warm, busy restaurant filled with people. We ordered a seafood pad thai (noodle) and a green curry with pork and vegetables, served with rice. Green curry was fragrant and tasty, with a yummy sauce that was great with rice. I enjoyed the pad thai also. Great comfort food. For dessert, we had a fruit salad, but it came with an overly sweet red syrup over the fruit. I didn't enjoy the fruit salad and wouldn't recommend it. Service was great, friendly. Restaurant feels nice and comfortable.

After reading some reviews on TripAdvisor, my mom and I decided to come here for dinner one…read morenight...and then we kept going back. Chez Jasmine is a small and unassuming Thai restaurant located in the main city of Carcassone (not in the old city). It is run by a Thai woman and her British husband, so it is very easy to eat there if you don't speak French. They have a website (http://www.chezjasminethai.fr/index.php?id_lang=1) which has their menu, and they also have English menus there. Chez Jasmine seats about 16 with three outdoor tables, so it is mainly used as a take-out place. The owner takes your order and then turns around and cooks it at the stove behind the counter. Her food is amazing - I say this as a lifelong New Yorker spoiled by the sheer number of tasty and cheap Thai restaurants in my neighborhood - and very well priced. Over the course of our stay, we ate the Red Curry (medium spicy; coconut milk, carrots, peppers, onions), the Panang Curry (medium spicy; coconut milk, peppers, onions, peanuts), and the Pad Thai. The currys were both amazing and were just full of great fresh flavors. She also puts in a lot (I mean a lot) of chicken as well as vegetables. The Pad Thai was also wonderful and had a really interesting, almost spicy, sauce. This is the kind of small restaurant that really relies on word of mouth and customer reviews to survive and I give it my wholehearted recommendation. The food was delicious, the owner was nice and extremely helpful, and the service was very quick. All in all, we took a chance on Chez Jasmine and were wonderfully surprised!

Rice is not cooked . They either forgot to add water or did mot let it cook long enough …read more Red curry has no curry or coconut milk Honestly , the food is awful !

Top 3 Thai spot in town hands down. Never fails. Their Bobun or Pad Thai is what i'd recommend.read more

From the owner: Restaurant de spécialités Thïilandaises :) Au menu Tom yam…read morekoong, pad thai et toutes les saveurs et la finesse de la cuisine thaïlandaise.