I'm from San Francisco -- where there's plenty of great Thai food -- and I loved Kai Thai! My…read morefamily and I were homesick for good Asian food while in Madrid, and we're so glad we stopped here for dinner. We had the pad thai, yellow curry, green curry, papaya salad, pad see ew, and pad kra prow. Everything we ordered was tasty, and they had containers to take leftovers home. They also accommodated my food allergy without any issues. Service was friendly, and they kindly accommodated our larger party of 5 (even though we'd made a reservation for 4).

Wow this place is great. Loved the food and gracious service. Gracias so quaint and deliciousread more

This restaurant is almost like a hidden treasure. It's decorated beautifully and plays delightful…read morepop instrumental music lol. We were the only table at 10pm and the waitress was just the right amount of attentiveness. If you want to get something other than tapas for dinner, go here. The restaurant was literally at the footsteps of our hotel.

After a long day of drinking in the pub for St. Patrick's Day I was famished. We were walking back…read moreto our flat and saw the sign for thai and thought immediately that would hit the spot. In we went. We started with some drinks, why not? I had a lovely glass of dry white wine. We quickly ordered the wonton salad while we glanced over some entrees. It arrived quickly and it was light and great for sharing. There's no protein, no complaints, but I was expecting it. It didn't take away from the deliciousness. We ordered the pad thai and green curry. They were great and a nice break from spanish food. Maybe it was all the Guiness, but I would recommend hitting up this place. Prices and portions are great!

This was my favorite place for nostalgia food while on my Spain trip. I spent almost six weeks in…read moreSpain, recently. I was all over the country but spent time in Madrid on three different occasions. I stumbled upon Thai Orchid, almost by accident. I was desperate for some spicy food. I was sick of pork and bread. I ordered a curry and a few appetizers. I also had some wine. It was Gay Pride month, and this place is right down from the location where a show was happening that most of the city was attending. Although I missed the festivities, the party was in the restaurant in my mouth. I'm joking around, but I enjoyed every bit of my meal and would recommend this place looking to enjoy a legit Thai place who has not dumbed down their spices for the Spaniards.

We stumbled upon this place after walking around an hour…read more Nice ambience and the food is authentic.

Excellent place to eat. Great food, service and Ambiance!…read more Food was delicious and the staff made it an excellent overall experience.

The food is fresh and tasty and paired well with a good list of wines. The service is prompt but…read morenot too in your face. Book or else you may end up sharing a long table which can go both ways. If you like your Thai hot you may need to ask for chopped chilli...totally get that. Worth the visit.

Very positive surprise! Food very tasty, also very well presented, prices are ok, if you use the…read moreFork App you get an even better deal. Service is friendly and quick, but a bit impersonal. But really nothing to complain about. Full recommendation. We'll be back!

Very below average food for a heavy price. Spring rolls were good but my yellow curry chicken was…read moredisgusting.

My wife, no matter where we travel to in the world, after a few days of eating the traditional…read moremeals, she always has to turn back to asian food, ie: vietnamese, thai, korean, etc. In this case, she was really craving Thai and lucky for us yelp directed us here. They had a solid lunch special, that comes with an appetizer, entree, drink, and dessert. Their beef with basil dish was the star entree.

Food: I ordered a beer, some Spring Rolls, and the Pad Thai con Gambas. It was somewhat expensive…read moreand the portions were surprisingly small especially the Spring Rolls, but all of the food was good and tasty. The Pad Thai was excellent. It's quality over quantity here. Service: They eat dinner pretty late in Madrid starting at 8pm. I showed up just shortly after they opened and was seated very promptly. They speak English really well here. Thank goodness because my Spanish was very rusty. They brought the bill in this small little intriguing looking box. Location: The restaurant was very easy to find. It had a nice classy romantic ambiance.

Just when I thought all hope for finding decent Pad Thai in Madrid was lost, Siam stepped in to…read morerestore my faith. The restaurant is cozy and atmosphere better than what you find at stuffy Chinese restaurants around the area. With a quick glance at the menu, we realized the set menu for the night would be the way to go. For only a few Euro more than a normal main course, you get a first plate, dessert and drink. Was I overly full afterwards? Surely. But was it worth it? Definitely. Not only was the Pad Thai plentiful, it was spicy (upon request), which is always a plus in my book. While I was full after this first plate, next came the Vegetarian Curry which was also delicious. Service was nice and it wasn't too expensive at all. I'm glad they deliver so close to my home because my search for acceptable Thai food ends here!

The place: This place is a little hidden Jen right next to plaza de España. It is a quaint little…read moreThai place with nice decor. The service: staff is friendly and attentive. They check up on you but are not overbearing. Really sweet and kind waitress named Yani. The food: order the menu de dia for 11.60€. I got a chicken with peanut sauce as my first plate, a cilantro and chili chicken with rice for my second plate, beer to drink. The food had a lot of flavor which was a nice switch from typical bland Spanish food. Comment- I do think it's just a little pricy for the quantity you get. If it was 10€ I would be here more often. But overall good place.

I definitely did not expect to find the best Thai food I've had to date in Madrid! (Of course, I…read morehaven't been to Thailand yet so I expect that statement will become false once I do.) The Tom Yum soup here is wonderfully hot and balanced between the spicy and sour components, and the curries they offer here are incredibly rich and creamy. The amount of coconut milk they put into the curries is just enough so that the whole dish is still savory and spicy, but there is a pleasantly sweet aftertaste to each bite. Each dish is served in some beautifully crafted plates, and the restaurant itself looks like it's designed to be a classy location to take someone out for a date. On the night my friends and I tried it, we had just come straight from San Sebastian so we felt woefully under dressed for the atmosphere. This restaurant was also the first instance in which my friends and I experienced the practice of restaurants giving away free shots of liquor after dinner. Supposedly, this is to aid with digestion, and we certainly weren't complaining! I forget what the name of the liquor they gave us was called, but it was sickeningly sweet. I didn't mind it, but a few of my friends weren't fans. It s a good thing to remember if you don't like sweet liquors and you're deciding whether to take the free shot or not. Fantastic Thai dinner experience in Spain. I highly recommend this restaurant.

One of the best pad Thai!!! Very Good Thai food…read more Chicken with pineapple in a soy sauce...YUMMY

A great visit Our…read moretrip to Spain is ending. As I sit on our plane flying home to the US, getting caught up on Yelp reviews, it's nice thinking back to the great meals we have had over the past 10 days. Our last meal wasn't Spanish, but Asian, and something surprisingly different. We returned late to Madrid, to a hotel close to the airport. Where can we eat that is close? Yelp helped, and we walked over to Tuk Tuk, an eatery with table service. The menu listed many Asian dishes from around the region. My wife ordered Pad Thai, which I got to try and enjoy. I ordered The Bun, what I thought was a pulled pork sandwich with mayo and a few other things. When my Bun arrived, I saw that the bun was sliced differently, or maybe there were two buns. Anyway, it was not sliced like a sandwich bun. Knife and fork time, and what I found was every bite, from the soft bun to the filling in the center, was great. Turned out instead of just grabbing something to eat, we found someplace pretty cool. It was loud, a group of younger customers came in and livened the place up. The owner stopped by to chat with us. It was a great visit.

Spent one night near the Barajas airport on my way back to NYC. This place was close and even if I…read morewanted Spanish food for my last night, I decided to come here. Ordered a spicy Filipino dish called Bicol Express with pork belly and coconut milk. Not bad. I enjoyed it. Right amount of spice. I want to try their other stuff but am full.