Rayavadee Royal Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Stockholm

although on the menu it says they are quite flexible about making meals different if what we crave is not on the menu...my dads request for gaeng pah gai was denied but for my dish (which was technically on the menu) I just asked to switch from beef to chicken. Cute atmosphere/restaurant we went around 5:30pm so we were the only people in the restaurant. The vegetarian spring rolls were yummy but disappointingly small so just be aware. I was able to order chicken satay and white rice (thankfully) it was good the chicken was juicy and the peanut sauce was a little spicy and a little sweet just how I like it. My parents ordered green curry with beef which my dad said was okay and the paad thai goong which was 5/5 my mom is very picky about seafood and normally doesn't like tofu but she enjoyed it all this time apart from the lime being slightly...

I Was there with a friend during the end of lunch service and had made two orders while he had one. He waited 30 min for his food while I had to wait an 45 minutes to get mine. He had paid for an extra portion but he didn't get what he asked for either. I had the duck which was mostly fried bones with a hint of meat. My other meal hadn't arrived until I was finished with my first and it wasn't what I ordered. The staff insisted that I was incorrect in what I ordered, it boiled down to that I had to point and read out from their menu to prove my point. I will not be eating there again. All in all the kitchen seemed understaffed, they haven't updated the menu so you get the thing you ordered, the quality of the food was at best a...

As someone who is Thai, I found the food at Rayavadee Royal Thai Cuisine to be just okay by traditional standards, but when considering that it’s in Sweden, it’s actually quite good. The restaurant offers a variety of classic Thai dishes, but what stood out for me were the green curry and omelette, both of which were flavorful and well-prepared.

The green curry had a decent balance of spice and sweetness, though it lacked the depth you might find in a typical Thai street-side restaurant. However, it was still one of the better versions I’ve had outside of Thailand. The omelette was fluffy, golden, and comforting—exactly what you'd want alongside...