We went to this restaurant while in Antwerp after reading some good reviews online. We had just…read moretraveled around Belgium and France and hadn't had much Asian food over the last week so we thought Thai might be a nice change of pace. I'm so pleased that we came here because the Thai food was delicious and probably the best meal we've had in Europe so far over the past week. The noodles were soft and delicious and the duck was absolutely excellent. My mother-in-law swears she "hates the taste of duck" and this ended up being her favorite dish. Overall, 5 stars! Highly recommend!

decent asian food for europe! we got the pad see ew and thai boat noodle soup. the noodle soup was…read morejust okay. i wish the broth was a bit more flavorful but still, not bad and they give a large portion of meat! the pad see ew was delicious. it was less dark than im used to, but still had great flavor with a smokey hint from the wok.

So, it was very hard to find this place because the sign outside says "House of Kua". I am SO glad…read morewe kept looking around (there's a neon sign inside that says Namaseng that my son spotted) and found it because this was THE BEST meal we had in Antwerp. The food was hot, fresh, and filling. I wish I took a picture before we ate, but we just couldn't help ourselves! We got the lunch specials, Pad Thai with Chicken and the noodles with bok choy and chicken. It was 15 Euro and the best deal I've found whilst here. Plus, the toilet was VERY CLEAN too! Don't miss out on this spot!

Landed here with a Social Deal. A small and cosy place, chalet/ski hut style, exceptional for a…read moreThai but good, usually the interiors of Thai resto's are a bit cold. 9,90€ for a soup is quite expensive, the portions are not so big. But of course the location is Groenplaats so the rent must be expensive. I'm not sure whether a Thai could survive here. The taste of the food is very nice and authentic. As a maindish I chose the Thai spicy chicken salad but it wasn't spicy at all... the taste was wonderful though. One of my friends took the Massaman Curry which she didn't like that much, the other friend who took tye same said it was okay but they preferred the Nepalese curry. Yet another friend who took a rice dish loved her choice. The fried banana's (in a loempia) with ice cream were yummy. Main dishes vary around 14,90€-15,90€, are not so big but enough for us girls. Friendly service, waiting time was normal. Surely a fine restaurant.

On saturdays and sundays you can get very good Thai food for a low price. There are two thai food…read moretrucks almost right next to each other, but Mc Lanna is definitely the best. I also wrote a review about the other one. We always get the same food. Pad Thai chicken, fried rice and chicken satay. It is really good. If you're near here, definitely get some

Brand new Thai take-away in the hip area of 't Eilandje. The menu features the most known Thai…read moredishes and the ones I tasted were authentic and very tasty. My personal favourites are "Tom Kha Kai" (red curry & coconut soup with chicken), "Phad Thai" (Thai noodles with chicken or beef or shrimps) and "Laab Nua (spicy beef with lemon, mint leaves and Thai spices). Definitely worth a try and possible becoming a favourite Thai take-away in the neighbourhood !

Ordered the green curry and a shrimp pad thai through a delivery service because it was recommend…read moreas a "top rated" restaurant. The food looked fine at first, but as we started eating, we noticed the pad thai only had 3 pieces of shrimp and practically no veggies at all. It was just noodles. We paid extra for the shrimp as well. The curry was completely inedible. It was pure water and insanely spicy with no flavor. My husband took two bites and couldn't eat the rest. Definitely not worth the money we paid.

I really enjoyed Nimmanhaemin. The food was delicious. I had the scampi rolls as an appetizer and…read morethey were great. For the main I had Pad Thai, which had thicker sauce than usually get but I really enjoyed it. The drinks were also very nice. I had the Copperhead Gin and Tonic which was very refreshing. My only issue, which we were warned about when we arrived, was that the service is very slow. Expect at least 3 hours for a standard meal. It took 30 minutes for our orders to be taken, 45 before we got our drinks, and hour before we got our appetizer, and one hour and 45 minutes before the food came out. Overall I would say 5/5 on taste, 4/5 on service, 1/5 on speed, and 3/5 on value. Dinner for two was ~65€, for the high prices the owner could probably afford to hire one more server and cook.

It was delicious! It is clean and the staff is nice and welcomes you with open arm…read more The food is delicious and they took me out of my comfortzone as i tried food combinations i would never try at home. I come here often since it is so good

Upon entering all the workers were sitting down and told us to just choose a seat upstairs. After…read morecouple of minutes they arrived upstairs to provide us with our drinks request and menus. The food was okay but a lot of rice. We had the spring rolls they great had to order some more, wings were okay, seafood fried rice was great but could feed two people. What got this location a three star was when we finished eat and went down stairs to pay our bill dear lord Jesus the smell was too much to handle. There was a big party eating and I don't know what in the world they were eating but it stink so much. We had to put our face under our our sweater, they had seafood all over their table. It was a scary event!

The meals are all pretty yummy over here. And the price was low for what you get. 8 euro for phad…read moresai ew. But after their renovation in February 2015, the prices went up and that dish is now 12 euro. That's a 50% increase. The sizes of the take out boxes are also smaller than before. I don't know if that is the right move for the shop since the Tawan taverne is around the corner and the taste of their dishes is perhaps even more authentic for maybe 1 euro more. Hope they will lower the prices :)

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Food was so good. I had chicken satay and spring rolls for appetizer, shrimp dish and vegetable…read morefried rice for main entree. Service was excellent.

I ordered the Poo Pear (vegetable spring rolls) and the Pad Thai with shrimp. The starter was okay,…read morebut my main course was very good - definitely recommend it! I went with a group of 10 people. There's something for everyone - most dishes are available with different main ingredients, ie. shrimp, chicken, beef, pork, tofu. Our waiter was also easygoing when it came time to pay, allowing us to split the check, some paying with cash and others with cards.

Friendly service. Great selection of dishes, many of which you can choose as a vegetarian version…read more Food is fresh & tasty, good value for money.

On a trip through Europe my wife and I stumbled upon this little take-out Thai place while in…read moreAntwerp. The owner, Karl, was very friendly and the food was great. We sat a small table in the corner and chatted with Karl as his wife prepared our dishes. There was a wide selection of choices but I selected minced chicken and basil while my wife had shrimp in green curry. Everything tasted fresh and was well prepared with generous portions. Thank you Karl!