Such vibrant, thoughtful, inspiring and fresh food! Simply AMAZING! The staff are knowledgeable,…read morefriendly and clearly take pride in their work. The wines we were served also paired perfectly with the dishes. I have no idea why I put off going to Plah for so long - you shouldn't put it off, either (just go already!).

Difficult to find, at least for the Oslo taxi drivers (I've had at least two drivers who had never…read moreheard of the restaurant, nor could they find the address). Still, the place is very popular, and a reservation is recommended. Plah is modern style, Norwegian Thai food at its best, even though its best has probably past the BBD. Choose between à la carte (starters 105-145 NOK, mail courses 235-275 NOK), or opt for a 5 or 8 course tasting menu (495/545 NOK). A third option is to try some of the Thai style "tapas", or Street Food as they are called here, priced around 50-70 NOK per serving. The menu is constantly changing, as it should be, but it is unfortunate that the "signature dish" (in my book), Svineskank (knuckle of pork), has been deleted from the menu. Oysters Naturel, "Hoi Nang Rom" is good, but just plain lemon works better with oysters than sweet chili sauce. Why complicate a winning concept? The pork neck, or svinenakke (as a poor substitute for svineskank), is decent, but not extraordinary. All in all, good food, but not the best Asian in Scandinavia, or probably not even in town, and the price - 595 NOK/81 EUR, plus tip for starter and main, including two glasses of wine - is, as pretty much everything in Oslo, nothing less than outrageous.

The food was exemplary at Tasty Thai. This was a spur of the moment kind of meal while we were…read morevisiting this area. It was a good sized restaurant with ample seating and good ambience. The service was polite with the server telling us their most popular dishes. We started the meal with chicken satay with a yummy sauce to dip it in. It was really good and I almost wanted to order another. Next I ordered a number 12 on their menu which was a curry dish with choice of chicken or beef with some veggies in it. I liked the good mixture of gravy in this dish. It came with white rice. The entree was excellent. They also have many choices in their noodle entrees as well. I totally would eat here again when visiting. Side Note- They didn't appear to be open for lunch, only for dinner. Their hours of operation might be 3 pm and onwards.~

We came to this restaurant because we were craving some Thai food and we thoroughly enjoyed the…read morefood here. I got the Tum yum soup and a beef dish. The soup was nice and hot with very good flavor and beef dish was also really good. Loved the way they shaped the rice on the plate. We would go here again if in town but the chances are low for us to go back to Norway anytime soon.

Blah...this place was as mediocre as it gets. Having eaten some kickass Thai food in the US (for a…read moredecent price of course) and the real deal in Thailand itself, I wasn't impressed. While it was a satisfying meal, I really could have spared myself the cost and just made the meal at home. The atmosphere is kind of cool for Norway (think tacky Rainforest Cafe setup), it was slightly over the top and something that would have impressed me if I was 15 again. Well, I'm 29 and would rather have had my Thai food in a less hectic and chaotic environment without monkey noises in the background. Different strokes for different folks of course. I would say if you're looking for Thai in Oslo, perhaps aim for something authentic. If you're toting around children and just looking for an okay meal somewhere, this place might be right up your alley.

Yaya's Thai Beach Bungalow transports the diner to a beach hut atmosphere in the heart of Norway's…read morecapital. If you are freezing in Oslo and want the spirit of Thailand, you should try Yayas! Its placed in the basement, with no windows and 100 % interior from Thailand. The food is good and cheap! The perfect place to bring your friends and family in an original way. Btw, great service!

Terrible service but the food and ambience lifted the rating up…read more Not the best thai food in Oslo, but a very cool and authentic interiour in the local. It actually feels like you are in Thailand. Furniture, table cloth and the decoration is spot on from any small local thai restaurant in Thailand. Worth a visit!

This is a tourist trap. But, it's designed to be a tourist trap! I thought it is hilarious with the…read moreplastic chairs, neon lights, tuk-tuk and over-the-top beach bungalows. I'm not sure whether they meant the tackiness to be tongue-in-cheek, but being someone half-Thai who stays in Thailand countless times, I take all this in good fun. But on to the food. You'd expect really bad, Norwegianized Thai food, right? I did, and I was surprised that it tastes pretty good! I had Green Curry which didn't hold back on spices, perhaps a little heavy on the coconuts. It's probably hip to downplay their food, but I have to say it's really not that far off from real Thai food. I wouldn't mistake it with a real fiery Tom Yum in a dirty tent in Bangkok where I grew up in, but it's decidedly better than a generic "Thai-and-Sushi restaurant" in Norway.

Super good, very wicked expensive. Nice ladies and speak english. Pad Thai had loads of chx.read more

Great prices (89-125 nok) with meat and vegetarian options. You choose the type of meat (or not)…read moreand the spiciness level for your dish. They have noodles, curries, and wok dishes with rice. A nice change of pace!