Pitaya Thaï Street Food — Restaurant in Tours

When i visited your restaurant three days ago i was visiting Tours as part of my vacation. I was searching for a restaurant to eat at with my wife after a long day full of traveling. I stumbled upon your restaurant and stopped to read the menu at the door a few hours after some rainfall.

One of your employees thought it was hilarious to remove some rainwater from the sunscreen by poking it with a stick while me and my wife were reading your menu, making us wet from the splashing. At first i thought it was an oversight or a mistake perhaps, maybe he didn't pay much attention to us. But after he did it i looked him in the eyes... He didn't apologize, looked at us with a very smug face and started to poke with the stick again, causing more splashing on us.

I think this kind of behavior is unacceptable towards potential customers interested in your restaurant. Thats why i left the review. I hope it was a one time incident.

PS: I've tried to e-mail the customer service e-mail, but it said the e-mail was...

Very cheap, cool place with good food. I got a 10 eur bo bun that was more that filling. Very delicious, every dish is made to. Order in the open kitchen.

Our order took about 5 minutes to arrive. It was brought to the table. The garnishings on the dishes are fresh and flavorful. Each table has spy sauce, sriracha sauce, chopsticks and disposable forks. You have to ask for water at the corner next to the cooking stations.

The crowd seems to be pretty young, they have a special menu for students....

Let’s start with the positives. The staff is nice and the shrimps noddles are delicious. Now to the other down part, the rice is too sticky, the chicken in the pad Thai tastes like plastic, the beef is too chewy. And every time I would like to have chicken brochettes, they say they don’t have them. Compared to the branch in Blois, I must say this one is not the best to...