მაი თაი — Restaurant in Tbilisi

The food is so good that I’m begrudgingly giving high marks solely for the food. Completely authentic food. I’m from the U.S. where we’re spoiled with good options but have also been to Koh Samui. My favorite is the tom yum noodles, pork — which is much like kapoon or laksa —and papaya salad. The larb pork is also so good. The pad Thai is also solid. The kraw pow moo looked like deep fried pork belly & although the flavor was good, the chicken meat had a weird mushy texture. If you want your food to actually be spicy, ask for “real” spicy. Prices are inexpensive.

However, this place is a complete dive and there’s nothing wrong with this but it’s to the point that even though I came here every other day, I preferred to just do take away. They do have patio seating but I’m currently here in mid November so it’s cold. Worst of all, though, is the customer service. When I first ate here they ignored me after they brought my food, even though it was just me & another table. Second time when I came to order take away, they closed the menu in my hand while I was still ordering. Right now, it’s my third time and it’s the same woman from 2 days ago & it’s completely empty but she just ignored me. Super disappointed in the customer service but the food is the best Thai I’ve had in the city and across other countries that I will come back if I return to...

The most disappointing Thai "restaurant" in Tbilisi. It disappoints in every aspect: service, ambience, and food.

Service: The staff shows no interest in welcoming guests; they neglect to greet you, forcing you to take the initiative. The order was taken incorrectly, insisting on chicken curry despite being told the diner does not eat meat! Our wine was served towards the end of the meal despite numerous reminders. Main dishes arrived at different times with significant gaps, spoiling the dining experience.

Ambience: The indoor area resembles a Thai massage salon on the outskirts of Bangkok, complete with towels drying on racks, dirty dishes accumulating, laundry basins on dining tables, and bags and clothing strewn about.

Food: The flavours are mediocre and lack the authentic aromas expected. The shrimps in the raw shrimp salad were not fresh, the sticky rice was microwaved, causing hardened edges, and the omelette led to an upset stomach. The only dish worth trying was the papaya salad.

Overall: Based on my experience, I will not be returning to this...

if i could give this place 0 stars i would.

we ordered food and drinks and they brought us a milk tea when it was clearly stated in the menu as “green iced tea”. and my friend is allergic to milk. also the other drinks we ordered tasted like spoiled lime juice and salty sewer water.

the food was extremely bad for being asian. the fried rice was bland and the other dishes were mediocre at best.

the whole time the waitresses didnt speak english and we were using google translate to communicate. all of us were frustrated and they gave us attitude.

when we agreed to pay for the food and one beer that was decent they brought another lady that was the only person that suddenly spoke a bit english and threatened to call the police. she raised her voice at us, lectured us and another employee took a picture of us. when we agreed for the police to be called she ran away and then they brought us the bill with the agreed food and beer.

i would rather starve than come here again. DO...