Delicious Thai food. Friendly staff. It's a very small restaurant, so it's better to take the food…read moreaway.

On the plus side, the ingredients are fresh, the service is good and cheerful, and the restaurant…read moreis clean and large with a nice location. Unfortunately, the food is absolutely nothing like the food served anywhere in Thailand. Every dish we had was overloaded with lime or sickly sweet, like candy. The tum yum had coconut milk in it, which it should not, so it was more like red curry. The amount of coconut milk used in the actual curry was way over the top. If you have never had proper Thai food, this may seem exotic. If you have, don't bother trying it.

A great lunch place. You get good sushi considering the price and they also have some other warm…read morefood alternatives like fried rice. There is enough seating inside the restaurant to come with a group of people.

Good value for solid sushi. Appreciate the chef/owner's willingness to substitute different fish on…read morethe lunch plates (e.g. add tuna) and to omit all wasabi for my kids.

Popular Chinese restaurant, always crowded with tourists from China, coming by the bus load. For…read morelunch, they have a huge buffet of Chinese and Swedish "husmanskost", a generous salad bar and a nice dessert section with fresh fruit and ice-cream. The dishes vary every day and are generally of good quality and taste. They also make sure to refill dishes frequently. The place itself feels a bit murky, and some of the chairs feel like they will collapse at any time. Previously there was a moldy smell in some corners, but that seems to have been fixed. Apart from the generous buffet and friendly personnel, there is something missing which I can't put my finger on. Perhaps the very touristy feeling, and the fact that they serve stekt strömming med potatismos next to the Chinese dishes? Another thing missing is mobile coverage as well as WiFi, so forget Yelping while being there. ;-)

Another place in the world where you can fill up on crap food, for cheap, and let your body pay the…read moreprice for the next few hours. It's not the worst I've ever felt after eating Chinese, but clearly it's not good. They do have lots of options in the buffet which I find very fun and exciting in the moment -- but it's buffet quality and for 80kr at that so... It's not blacklisted, but really I would only go here maybe once a year on my own or if I was forced to by co-workers. Not like that ever happens. Seriously suggest you eat anywhere else.

All seven in our party enjoyed the food, thought it was awesome. The portion sizes were large and…read morealigned with what we needed after a long plane flight. We would return again if the opportunity arose.

We stumbled upon Mae Thai during our trip and we truly value authentic Thai food, and some friends…read morefrom the area mentioned the great Thai street food so we gave it a try. We made the fortunate/unfortunate decision to order two plates and holy batman was it A LOT of food. It was absolutely amazing though, and we regretted nothing about it. It was so fresh and truly authentic, made with love by people who knew exactly what they were doing! I could have eaten there again, and again! They had a great self-serve bar with sauces and utensils, and water jugs. There was a constant stream of people coming to eat, and ordering takeout, of all ages and backgrounds. I wish we could have boxed up the entire menu and brought it back to the states with us it was that good!

Crispy fried fish ("Pla Tod") was the star of the meal. Deliciously crispy, moist on the inside,…read moreand the dipping sauces were nice. The pork belly papaya salad ("Som Tum Moo Grob") was more like pork belly with some papaya salad, like 50% pork belly. So if you are hoping for a salad option, this may not be the dish you want. But the pork belly was really good. The Prad grapao was probably the most unremarkable dish. It was tasty, but just kind of a standard stir fry. It had good spice level to it. The rice dish comes with an order of rice, so to have rice with the fish, we asked for an extra order of rice. It was nice to sit outside, although the seats and tables were kind of slanted. Felt like the service was really slow, but that might just be a cultural thing and they were pretty busy the night we came. Overall a great Thai restaurant!

I've only ever had the Bibimbap. If all you're looking for is a decent meal for cheap, this is the…read morespot. While the vegetable ingredients are all fresh, I think the meat is microwaved. And the beef is most certainly NOT bulgogi. But you get what you pay for. Perhaps, being Sweden, the fish dishes are better.

Very well-executed, moderately authentic Thai food, well-priced, good portions, and plenty of vegan…read moreoptions. The place is almost like a food cart, in the sense that it's not a self-contained restaurant, but a pod with an enclosed and heated dining area -- only 5 tables so you may have to wait. The three of us ordered the pad see ew, red curry, and galangal wok (each roughly 120-130 SEK) and comes with a choice of protein (tofu and oomph being the two vegan options) or just veggies. The two non-noodle dishes each came with steamed rice. The food was ready in about 15-20 minutes and was well-executed, especially the red curry, which had lots of depth and complexity. The pad see ew didn't use the traditional really wide noodles, but the medium width noodles they used were tasty. Good spot. Would definitely recommend and return.