Pitaya Thaï Street Food — Restaurant in Mulhouse

The plus side: Pitaya Thai, in Mulhouse's old town, is open when most other restaurants are closed. So if you're seeking hot food in a sit-down venue, it's an option to be considered, given the limited options otherwise available.

Also a plus: though ordering is done through digital stands with computerized menus, we found the young woman staffing the cash register very helpful as we tried to figure out how to place our order. She walked over to us, told us how to navigate the digital pages, and then returned and helped us make our credit card payment using the same system.

The downside: seating is crowded and not comfortable, and the food is mediocre. Our orders did not have the vibrant flavors of authentic Thai street food, but were covered in thick, muddy sauces without much flavor and with too much sweetness.

Maybe if we'd ordered...

I went to this place with family and friends. The food was average and the worst part was their service. There is this girl with piercing in her cheeks, she was specially very very rude. I don't want to detail the entire incidence here but she was absolutely someone who can damage the reputation of this fast food restaurent. However, when this girl was being rude talking to me, there was this Asian looking guy who also works in the restaurant realized his colleagues rudeness and tried to damage...

Definitely adapted to European taste, Padthai was missing chili, coriander, basil.. Etc.. (They Shoud offer spicy option, at least) But fast service, polite, and generous serve, shrimp too. Meat was good, too. Nice concept that meets young pockets. U can have tape water. I personally loved the bamboo plates, but hated the fork, hard to use as sticks. 55 euro for 3 plates, 1 water, 2...