Having had heavy German food for over a week, I was craving Pho noodle soup and this place was the…read moreclosest to where I was staying. Not exactly the typical vermicelli noodle I was expecting in the soup (it was more like fettuccini pasta). I asked for Hoi Sin sauce, but the owner said they don't have that sauce. What? As you can tell, this is not the place if you are expecting true Pho noodle soup. But, the soup hit the spot.

Service was ok, kinda slow, but I get it being in Germany that is part of the culture…read more Limited bar, but they do have beer, wine and spirits. Curry was ok. Lacked flavored and was overpriced ok my opinion. There are definitely better places, thought this one is worth the trying if you live here and have time to explore.

If you like Thai food as much as I do, you will want to visit Thai Banyan. There are a number of…read moreThai restaurants represented in Wiesbaden and I place this in the top three. This place is not over the top, but it will not disappoint either. No outdoor seating, and the interior is somewhat packed together. Still highly recommended.

Every Friday we go for take out from this place. It is super fast and has great service. It's…read morealways busy so lots of turnover. The Thai green curry is yummy and my daughters love the pad Thai.

Really great place. I've searched a long time to find a legit Thai place in Germany but now, I'm…read morefinally done searching! They have real Pad See Ew, legit Ice Tee and many more Thai dishes. The third time I went there, they mistakenly forgot to remove the eggs. I brought it back and got a new one within 3 minutes. Awesome customer service!

Such an amazing place and atmosphere! Come here on a quick trip to Frankfurt and it definitely a…read moreplace I will come back to! It's authentic and amazing! Stumbled on the restaurant and it was full but they ended up giving me a seat! Started off with a lychee lemonade (non alcoholic). Delicious. Ordered the beef salad and phad Thai! Beef salad was delicious. The only reason I'm giving this a 4 star review is that between the salad and entree arrival is was quiet a while wait! However.. I will definitely be back!! Ps. If you're coming here try and make a reservation only a few tables and always busy!

MAKE RESERVATIONS!…read more came here from america and was super excited to try. the food was incredible. i loved the spicy fried tofu, was great spice. i also got the beef pad thai. could've been a little spicier. we also sat up top which was super cool vibes. now for service: i asked if we had been skipped in the line of reservations to which the lady said no. when i was greeted by the dark haired female server, she stated "i heard you're mad at me because your table was not ready" i don't know about yall but ive never greeted anyone like that whether im upset at them or not. it also took a while for our food to come out. i would order to go if i ever at here again, but not at the establishment.

I think this is the best thai we've had so far in Germany, and we've tried a pretty good number of…read morethai places! We stopped in for a mid-week lunch, and while it wasn't packed, there were several other tables, and one was speaking thai (always a good sign). Service was friendly, and we had no trouble getting by with our pidgin German. The menu was in both German and English, except for the weekday lunch specials page, which was German-only. Since we never get to do so, we both went with something off the lunch special list; chicken curry rice for me, pad thai for my wife. Lunch specials come with a bowl of soup and a little dessert as well, in our case a chicken and rice soup to start, and a bowl of tapioca mango balls in sweet milk. The soup was fantastic; the broth had a nice flavor of chicken, ginger, garlic, and maybe mushroom, and while it was't a huge portion, it was plenty to start the meal and warm up after a chilly morning. The curry rice was also quite good; cooked well and not soggy or mushy. It had a touch of spice from the sliced green chilis in it, but wasn't spicy per se. The pad thai was what I would refer to as German-style; cooked well and with all the right ingredients, but with a touch of what seems to be tomato paste or ketchup in it that gives it a slight different flavor than what you get in the US. Certainly the best pad thai we've had here, but it does taste different than we're used to. The tapioca mango balls in sweet milk was a fantastic way to end the meal. I would describe it as a sort of out-of-season mango and sticky rice flavor; the mango tapioca balls were a little chewy like mango and sticky rice, and the sweet milk was just like the sauce that gives over the top. Like the soup, it wasn't an American-sized dessert, but it was plenty to leave you with a sweet taste at the end of the meal, and a damn good reason to come back if we are in Koblenz again!

Amazing Thai in Koblenz ! My wife's Thai and her sister lives in town they all come here to eat !…read moreNow I know why as we are back again for the 2nd time in 3 days ! You'll love it