I know asia is huge, and I have no idea what region these dishes are based on - but these guys serve the classics with great dignity. A clumsy and cozy premise with distant sounds from the kitchen bathed in the waiter’s spotify-list gives this...More

Serves excellent food, fresh ingredients. Large portions at a very reasonable price. I can higly reccomend this restaurant for a great authentic meal in Oslo.

Asked if it was possible to get the pad thai vegan, and it was - so I ordered it vegan with tofu. When it came, it contained eggs.. We complained and got new ones, and the second time it were actually vegan. Tasted really good,...More

Probably one of the cheapest places you can find in Oslo. Staff is busy and not too eager. The food is quite good, Pad Thai not really authentic, but Curries and other chicken dishes tasted good. I'd definitely come again since the prices are decent...More

We dropped in 8.55 PM, and staff was helpful to take our orders before the kitchen was closed 9 PM. But the food was terrible; fried noodles/ fried rice.

The pad thai (ok, we did order it without fish sauce) tasted just like noodles covered in ketchup. I ordered a curry with tofu, which was edible, but no better than that. Service was also lacking.

Had a family meal, red thai chicken, green thai chicken and chicken thai, quite nice but not as good as the rice bowl which is far superior regarding quality.

Strongly recommend . Order 20 cashew chicken tasty and fresh. Be careful when you ask for spicy, it's VERY. Only 115 nok for this big meal.

Large portions, reasonable prices and tasty thai food. Nothing special, but good value for your money. Could be a bit tricky to find.

Me and my husband decided to try this restaurant as we love Asian food. The restaurant is a bit hidden away, but the atmosphere in it is good. Ordered number 7 satay chicken with rice, the rice seems to have been cooked for a long...More