Thaï Market Caffè House — Restaurant in Paris

From the moment we arrived, the service was outstanding. The staff was incredibly friendly, polite, courteous, and always smiling. They made us feel very welcome, almost like old friends, rather than just customers. It truly set the tone for an amazing dining experience.

As for the food, it was absolutely delicious. Every dish was bursting with fresh, aromatic flavors, perfectly balancing the sweet, sour, spicy, and salty elements that define authentic Thai cuisine. The ingredients were clearly of high quality, and each plate was beautifully presented.

The ambiance was perfect too, with excellent air conditioning ensuring a comfortable environment free from any unpleasant odors.

The music was another great touch – the playlist was fantastic, enhancing the atmosphere and creating a relaxed yet vibrant mood.

Finally, the drinks were superb. Whether you prefer a classic cocktail or something more creative, the bar at [Restaurant Name] delivered with style and precision.

Overall, I highly recommend this restaurant for anyone looking for a top-notch Thai dining experience. I’ll...

Came after 13.30 without reservation in party of four. Ordered dishes for sharing. Beef red curry was spicy and had a bit too much of coconut milk. Shrimp green curry was mild in both curry and coconut. Salad papaya was great even without “spicy” request. Chicken satay was well grilled but the sauce didn’t taste like peanut sauce and bitter. The mixed vegetables were sautéed well and balanced in terms of salt. However, they could be other choices of vegetables. I’ve checked with the lady boss about their “Mango sticky rice” prior to ordering and have told they are considered signature dessert. However, the sticky rice was way too soft, coconut lacks of a bit salt and not creamy, and the mango wasn’t as sweet as it should. The service was great though and even though small we were able to speak and have so privacy, probably due to the hour we...

The place is pretty, nicely appointed and we were grateful for the air conditioning. Service was pretty fast and kind. Dinner was a mixed result mostly because a lot of the dishes were too sweet. Some dishes stood out like the sea bass ceviche and yellow salmon curry. Others were disappointing - the chicken saté had tons of potential / the chicken was tender and melted in the mouth but the saté / peanut sauce was a bit too thin and missed some kick. The Pad Thai was too sweet and the crying tiger a bit overcooked to my taste and the sauce perhaps not spicy enough and again too sweet. It’s too bad as I was super excited to try this place out after all...