Wow. what a nice and good Thai restaurant. hidden in an old part of Munich, in Laim. Parking can be…read morea bit challenging, but with public transportation pretty easy to get there, take the underground to station Laimer Platz, then its just a five minutes walk. But now for the restaurant: we went there with our Thai-friends as they wanted to have some asian food again after all that bavarian and german cuisine. Service was very warm and friendly, good that we had reserved a table (as it is a quite small restaurant, maybe 30 seats) We did it the Thai-way: ordered just some 7-8 dishes and shared. all of them were very nice! If you want it a bit more spicy than the european style, just tell them (usually they take one red chilly for the som tum, 3 were good and spicy without killing us :-) Our Thai-friends were more than happy about the food and the service, we as well! Will go there again for sure!

Really good Thai, large list of beer and wine, nice quiet dining room-all of this makes it quite a…read morenice night in Pasing. The service was great.

The best thing about this restaurant is their service..have never been dissapointed... its always…read morefull so its always better to reserve... all dishes are nicely cooked and well presented.. A touch expensive but still obe of the best in town... Mochi dessert a must try...and yes the crab is also nice the best thing is that , that it completely shelled..

Pretty terrible service (huffy, I can't believe we have to give you food). Had a few vegetarian…read moreoptions, which were not just boiled vegetables, which was much appreciated after eating a lot of cheese and bread. Make sure you have a reservation, and don't have expectations of feeling welcome, and it'll be nice.

Lame. They won't let you drink from your own water bottle at their restaurant. And then charge you…read morefor water! We left and they lost our business.

Yum! Really fresh and delicious little Asian/Vietnamese restaurant! I have been there twice and…read moreordered the same thing (rice noodles and salad with fried chicken and egg roll) because it's really delicious. But everything on the menu looks great- so I'll be back soon!! They also serve sushi- but I'm not too sure about trying that.

Food: 2.0/5.0 Service: 2.0/5.0…read moreValue: 3.0/5.0 Decor: 3.0/5.0 Overall: 2.0/5.0 Bad food. Not authentic at all. Wish i never wasted a meal here.

Quán Sen is located inside of a shopping mall and connected to a main train station in Munich or…read moreMünchen. There is are a good number of tables with a high bar area looking out into the mall, then 2 rows of about 4 long bench tables each. I came here while waiting for my train to Paris to grab a quick bite. I ordered the fresh summer rolls, Pho Bo, and bún with beef. The fresh summer rolls were OK, but they only had one piece of shrimp in each roll, whereas most other places give 2-4 pieces. Also, the sauce was not the traditional fish-sweet vinegar or peanut-hoisin sauce, but a Mae Ploy sweet chili sauce. The tastes worked, but the roll itself was just too dry, so all the flavor had to come from the dipping sauce. Now a the bún with beef that I'm used to having has room temperature vermicelli noodles, grilled beef, veggies (lettuce, bean sprouts, cilantro, cucumbers, mint/basil), crushed peanuts, and sometimes some green onions/scallions. The bún with beef I received from Quán Sen was very odd. The vermicelli noodles were warm and the beef looked/felt/tasted steamed. On the side of the bowel were some mixed veggies; e.g. lettuce, carrots, spinach. Then there was this curry type sauce that they poured all over the top of the beef. I'm all for trying fusions and different cultures take on cuisines, this just was not good at all. I took about three small bites just to get a taste of it all, and to actually give it a good try but in the end the meal ended up in a to-go box and given to a homeless man outside the mall area. The Pho Bo though was not bad. The broth was super flavorful and well balanced. This dish is the only reason why I am giving this place 2 stars versus 1. If you're in the area and want to give this place a try, then I suggest a Pho dish or curry/stir-fry type dish as the other "Vietnamese" ones just lack so much flavor. Notes: The staff speaks Vietnamese and German, basically little to no English. The mall has free wifi. There are circle seating areas throughout the mall with outlets to charge up.