Thai Restaurant - Speisekarte

Restaurant is a bit dingy inside and gets pretty noisy when even half full. When full , service level and wait times degrades rapidly.

Had to say my experience was awesome. Although communicating was a little hard. If you don't speak French or Thai, can be a bit difficult to order.

Nothing special about this place , not welcoming . Can be noisy and can take quite a while to get served even when the place is practically empty. OK for Thai takeaway

Traditional Thai dishes done with a slightly french twist makes this place vaguely reminiscent of fine dining in French Indo-China, perhaps a political faux pas on my part and a give away of age but nevertheless, a fond memory of good times and good food.

I have been to this restaurant twice now and had several take away meals. The food is very good but it is quite expensive, especially compared to the Chinese which used to be in its place. Nicely decorated but the atmosphere is not 'jumping'.Good experience and I will go again but not the best I have ever visited.

Have walked past this restaurant a number of times and I must admit that it always looked too empty to try.......what a mistake !We went on a Friday evening and had a fabulous meal. The starters were all very tasty and the main courses were excellent. All very different but a mix of flavours that made the food more exciting and extremely enjoyable. We were served promptly and never had to wait too long for service (between courses or for the check/bill) so a good level of attention and friendly service. All in all a very positive experience at a reasonable price which will ensure repeat business. A great addition to the Croissy culinary experience !

Lunch menu at 16€ including fresh perfumed Thai salad or nem with fresn mint and lettuce leaves and the choice of a main dish of meat( pork or chicken or beef) that you can slelect from the subtitle menu, with art cutting carrots or white radish, and a side either rice or sautéed noodles plus a dessert litchis or sesam nougat and a coffee. Fresh coriander and vegetables.From menu I can recommend suitable for vegetarian if you ask not to add chicken, a soup like in Bangkok, slightly citronella perfumed scallops at 20€ or served in a fresh pineapple fried rice sweet and saur with or without chicken, the PAD THAI like in Chang Mai and the coco milk rice pudding surrounding in a heart shape of F...

Visited Croissy-sur-Seine and tried the Thai Restaurant, one of the very few establishments open on a Friday evening during the summer break.My family opted for a takeaway but we came in and received a very wa welcome from the staff. We were offered tea and water.Appetizers of battered prawns, chicken skewers and tom kha kai were lovely. Main course of green curry was disappointing. Phad Thai was alright.It seems like the taste of the curry and ingredients used were adjusted to suit the local taste - the curry was too rich on the coconut milk that it failed to please the palate with other thai spices such as galangal. Variety of curries was limited. Not really fond of duck curry but yep that...

Newly opened Thai restaurant (that's also what it is called) on the site of what was an indifferent Chinese, just off the high street in the centre of Croissy-sur-Seine.It is early days - we had lunch on day three after opening - but first impressions were very positive. All the food we had was fresh, tangy and spicy -- not spicy by Thailand standards but not as bland as many Thai restaurants in France feel obliged to become. Green chicken curry had a proper kick to it.The refurb of the premises has been nicely done. I can imagine the place having a very cosy feel in the winter and it was nice on an early summer afternoon. Lunch for three with a pichet of house rose was 80 euros -- good rapp...