The Thai — Restaurant in Regensburg

My girlfriend and I were looking for anything Asian in downtown Regensburg and happened upon this place in our google search. The place looked kind of nice and the guy that seated us and ended up serving us was really nice. I ordered a Aperol Spritz and my girlfriend ordered a white wine costing €7.50 and €5,00 respectively. My Aperol was pretty watery compared to the ones we had just had at another bar before coming here to eat. I don’t know the Thai name of the dish I ordered (number 51 on the menu) but it was a Thai chicken curry with basil. Not only was there no curry in it but it was more of a oriental fish sauce type dish. It tasted ok but what I found odd was that the chicken was ground or minced and not in pieces. Not only did this not look at all appetizing but the texture was not that great. Like I said, it tasted „ok“ but is nothing I would return for. My girlfriend said the same about her food and we agreed that we would not come back.

I paid €13.50 for my dish and the shrimp curry from my girlfriend cost €15; with spring rolls, two entrées and two drinks we paid €47.00. Not unreasonable for downtown Regensburg but, like I said, the food is nothing to...

I've dined here several times, and each experience has been consistently outstanding. The food is exceptional—flavorful, authentic, and beautifully presented. The service is equally impressive: attentive, friendly, and efficient. The restaurant offers seating on both the ground floor and upstairs, providing a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. The large bar serves genuine cocktails, mixed with the proper balance—no watered-down drinks here. One minor point to note: it can get a bit noisy downstairs in the evenings when the place is bustling. However, this lively ambiance adds to the overall charm. If you're in Regensburg and craving Thai cuisine, I highly recommend this spot. You won't be disappointed. I look forward to returning again soon. I recommend also to do a reservation and ask for a...

I had some mushroom soup and the duck rolls. Soup was amazing but it was a very small portion size. No music in the place. I went on a Wednesday. Very small seating area so you might have to make reservations

Update: so I guess the music thing is just a German thing. I am used to going to restaurants with light music paying. Other than not having music in the restaurant I would give them 5 stars! The food is amazing. The service is amazing! There is seating upstairs and downstairs. There is a large bar with REAL Cocktails. They actually put the right amount of alcohol and they don’t water your drink down like they do in most places in Germany. I will be a...