A well decorated and large size thai restaurant. It also has a few Malaysian style dishes. It is not groundbreaking thai food. It is a standard thai food preparation you get in most restaurants in Europe. It is far better than the thai food restaurants that you find most places in North America. The menu has your classic dishes from Thailand. The presentation of the dishes is very nice and portions are enough for one person. The restaurant is open till late nights and there is always a good crowd at this restaurant. The food is served fast. There is parking outside. The restaurant is in a Plaza type area. The food is authentic in preparation but a much more milder preparation. When I say authentic preparation they do match 80 to 90 percent I'd the ingredients that you will find of the same dish in Thailand but just a much blander flavor profile which actually hurts the dish in my opinion but I understand why it's done. This is a general challenge in the West eating any Asian food. I have eaten multiple dishes, but honestly, the classics like pad thai or pad kra pao just March 50 to 60 percent of the original thai flavor you get in streets of Bangkok. It's a good dish and tasty, but once you eat in Bangkok and come eat here your expectations are higher. The isarn dishes like som yum and larb chicken were the best out of all the dishes. The beef salad was not what I expected. Usually, in Thailand they grill the meat and then make the salad out of it. But in their preparation they boiled it and you can even see that in the picture and on top of that they made it more bland and I asked for extra spicy but to so that they just cut a few chillis and put it as garnishing on top. This is a great place for beginners to thai food. But not for people who have traveled a lot to Thailand. I would rather give this restaurant 3.5 for food but I will round it up to 4. The best thing about this place is the ambiance. They also serve non alcoholic German beer. This was the first thai restaurant I have eaten in Germany. I have had much more authentic in Amsterdam in places like NK noodles.