I'm half Thai, half American and I love Thai food. I ordered guay tiew nam gai (Thai noodle soup…read morewith chicken) and my boyfriend got the gaeng panaeng muh (panaeng curry with pork). My noodle soup was good but the broth was quite oily and lacked a key ingredient: roasted garlic. I also felt that they were stingy with the cilantro and green onions. Peanuts were also lacking. They didn't have any fish sauce either, which was disappointing. Nevertheless, I wolfed it down and was satisfied. I was happy that I could find a restaurant in Innsbruck that even offers that dish on the menu. I tried my boyfriend's curry and it was nothing special. Pretty subpar. I wouldn't say it's the fault of the cook, but rather the specific curry paste that she used (Mae Ploy), which seems to be the only kind available here in Innsbruck and most of Europe in general. It was salty and just not that great. However, I will say that the service was great and we got our food pretty quickly. The prices are awesome for Innsbruck and the food itself is satisfactory. You probably won't find better Thai food here. I would go back again. They have a great menu. Deutsche Version: das Essen selbst war zufrieden stellend aber im Großen und Ganzen nichts besonderes. Bedienung war gut und das Essen kamm schnell raus. Preise sind ziemlich gut für Innsbrucks Verhältnisse. Würde wohl wieder zurück weil ich einfach gern Thai esse und die Speisekarte viele geilen Gerichte anbietet.

Super great place to sit down or take along some very fresh, delicious Thai food - really a gem for…read moreInnsbruck, highly recommend it here!

Excellent food. Menu is all German…read more I just guessed # 34 coconut chicken lemongrass soup Soooo good Nice n light after all the heavy german food it was delightful

We accidentally entered this restaurant as we were walking in the market place. This place received…read morea Michelin star in the year 2009. Probably the best Thai food I ever had in my life. We were four of us, and all the dishes ans drinks were simply fabulous. I wish I could get more food like what is served here in life. However, we were highly disappointed as they only accepted cash in payment. So, one star less for not accepting credit or debit card.

We'll say 2 stars, as we went there and even thought they are open late the kitchen closes at…read more9:30pm so never got to eat anything!

Grissino has pretty good Asian food, for Europe. A nice break from typical Italian cuisine --…read moredelicious Thai dishes (the Tom Kha Gai soup and duck curry are great) and good drinks. We didn't try the pizza, but our neighbors seemed to enjoy theirs. Spring rolls are decent but not great. The curry platter was delectable. I also enjoyed the Justin Timberlake and Frozen soundtrack. Have fun!

A nice spot for a quick meal. Ordering and payment is through a machine by the entrance - like many…read morenoodle restaurants in Japan. Some of the names of the items can be a bit confusing and there isn't really anyone to ask. We tried the African peanut bowl, Thai red curry, and chicken miso ramen. The first two were good but the ramen could have been a bit better although to be expected as it's not a ramen restaurant... Overall good and we appreciated how fast it is. Thank you!

We stopped in the other night when it wasn't too busy, so the food came quick. I feel like the…read moreportion size although it looks big was heavier on rice over meat and my husband said the same about his noodles. One thing I didn't appreciate was that the sprouts in my bowl looked old and inedible so I pushed them to the side. What saved them for me was flavor. But I definitely think it's too overpriced for what you get.

This place is extremely underrated! First time here and the first impression, the restaurant was…read moreclean, beautiful decor, lots of seating options both indoor and outdoor. They have all you can eat options for lunch and dinner as well as a LARGE sit down menu. They have everything from Chinese food to Japanese food and delicious Italian deserts. I loved that they even had "baby" menu options. They also have liquor, beer and wine. The food was extremely fresh, came out quickly with great portion sizes. The prices were incredible. Highly recommend you try it.

Disclaimer: I'm not a fan of Chinese food in general. I usually find it boring and bland. I prefer…read moreThai, hands down, when given the choice. But I'm flexible, so I "enjoy" Chinese food when I'm dining with friends who suggest Chinese. It was a friend who led me to China Town. We opted to order off the menu instead of the buffet. The hot and sour soup was a little different than what I'm used to, but it was a pleasing (if peppery) flavor. I enjoyed it. My main dish, however, was MORE bland and boring than I've ever had. No problem, right? just mix in some hot oil and give it a minute to sink in, right? Except they don't have any hot oil available (what?!?). My eggroll was soggy, chewy, and tasted frozen. I'm gonna guess they grabbed it from a vat on the buffet (that's what I would have done..) If you're into quantity (buffet) or just reallllllly like Chinese food, no matter what, then maybe you'll enjoy it. But if you're the slightest bit snobby about it, there's nothin' to see here.

This review is for Thai-Li-Ba in the Rathausgalerien…read more Having read some of the other reviews of this restaurant, I have to wonder whether I have been dining in the same restaurant! This restaurant serves some of the nicest thai food I've had - albeit perhaps a little 'toned down' to suit the European palate. Dishes described as 'scharf' are far from it! My only criticism is that I'd like things a little hotter, with a little more galangal and lemongrass where they're part of the dish, but I understand that the way the chefs prepare the dishes would suit the majority of people who dine here. The Thai Green Curry with Duck is an absolute highlight, as are the Grill Spiessen with Satay sauce as a starter, or the lightly battered coconut prawns with mango dip. For those who can't take any spice, the Indonesian Chicken Curry with Chinese Red Dates is lovely too. The Mai Thai cocktail is fab, but very potent! Thai Li-Ba is always busy - particularly on a Saturday night or on lovely summer days when you can sit outside on the terrace. Book ahead if you're thinking of having a meal here at these times. Service is great here - a couple of the waiters are particularly friendly and go out of their way to ensure you have a nice experience and enjoy your meal. The open kitchen is fun, and the decor in general is modern and stylish. A perfect choice for a meal with friends, family, or a first date. (Mains around 10-20 euros, starters 5 euros)

This place is passable, but not great. Obviously it's probably difficult to find great Asian food…read morein Europe. We got something that was supposed to be pad thai and then another noodle dish and some vegetables that were stir fried. Everything was edible but not great. The best dish was the tom yum soup. I would say if you're craving Thai food this will kind of hold you over. I do have to say that the food was not greasy though which is a huge plus. If I needed to, I would eat here again.