I decided to try Raja Rani based on good reviews even though some mentioned bad service and was…read morevery pleasantly surprised. I decided to get it to go even though there were tables, which may have recently changed as several reviews mentioned there were none. There was a very good selection of dishes, vegetarian, meat, and seafood, all available in large or small. There were also a large number of appetizer and dessert choices. Everything was very reasonably priced. I had a small order (plenty of food, even for an American like me) of Lamb Korma which was among the most expensive and it was only 5 euros. My lamb was cooked very well and tender. The sauce was also very good and flavorful. As mentioned, even the small was a big portion. I wish it were a little spicier, though I realize that spicy food is very uncommon in Germany. I have a feeling if I had asked, they would make it spicier for me though. The service was good, I had no problems. Even when I got confused and had to switch to English, they were friendly and helpful.

The curry could of been warmer and spicier, but then I got just a standard veggie curry. Samosas…read moregood. Very authentic.

They say the have original Thai Cuisine and after eating there 2 times I must admit this is real…read moreauthentic Thai food. When you look in the kitchen you'll see why. Cooks are all Thai women. I had the red vegetarian curry with tofu and vegetables. Lots of creamy sauce with the perfect spices. Portion size was large and enough to get nice and full. Prices are normal at €8 for a main dish. All in all, excellent food that I can fully recommend.

Curry was great. Fried noodles more sweet than anything. The Schlemmerblock didn't help cause she…read morebooked a regular meal instead of the lunch menu- which sucked cause we only took it cause it was on the lunch menu. Sad. Won't visit again.

Tuk Tuk has a nice outdoor seating area and you check in using a QR code with your phone using an…read moreapp such as Luca, that made everything very easy. The service was really friendly and prompt. Our meal was really delicious. I had Pad Thai and my husband has Paenag Curry. I will definitely eat here again when I am in the area, I look forward to trying other dishes, as everything we saw being brought out looked amazing.

I just happen to come across this restaurant, because I was in Mannheim with my girlfriend. We were…read morelooking for a good sushi bar and had trouble finding a place and happen to come across "The East" while looking for a place to eat sushi. The food was not bad, better than a lot of Chinese places I've eaten at in Europe! They actually made pretty good sushi and have an excellent Mongolian barbecue. Customer service could be better though.

I was looking forward to visiting this restaurant very much, but unfortunately I was very…read moredisappointed. The food was not special and not particularly good. Since I heard a lot of good things about The East I expected a lot more than what they had to offer eventually. There are much better asian restaurants in Mannheim.

I live in the US and visited this restaurant in February - im just now writing about it. That goes…read moreto show how I'm STILL thinking about my meal, mo the later. I was at a work conference in Town and we stopped here for dinner one night. I really can't say enough about the food here. I'll admit - I did not come to Germany expecting to find the best cuisine. Beer or Riesling maybe but not food. This place was amazing and totally changed my perception of German cuisine. I had the best pork chop of my life here, and that's not hyperbole - My entire life. It was cooked to perfection with a thick golden buttery crust seared onto it. It was as tender as a filet and practically melted in my mouth. Simply incredible. The thing I really can't stop thinking about, though, is the spread provided for the bread at the table. Instead of butter they had goose fat with caramelized onions in it. It was so tasty we went through 3 baskets of bread... It tasted like I was spreading Thanksgiving dinner on my bread. I didn't expect it but this was the highlight of my trip to Germany. The rest was pretty good as well but I just can't get over the artistry and skill that went into that meal. Next time I come into Waldorf for work I will drive the extra 45 minutes just to eat here again.