I'm Thai and I can tell this is the best Thai restaurant I have tried in Switzerland. The price is…read morea little higher than most thai restaurants but you get what you pay for. If you especially like northeastern food, this is definitely the place to go to.

Was amazing! A cozy authentic asia restaurant! Delicious food and friendly staff. We had TomKagai…read moresoup and a green curry with poulet. For starter we ordered some sprinrolls and satay. All in all we payed 90 CHF.

Caution, thai-goers, this food has major kick! My meal was…read moreso scharf, I had to add sweet sauce to it! I had the classic pad thai with shrimp on top, And the beers were so cheap (4.5 CHF), the rounds didn't stop! The place is quite small, and our group was large enough, that lingering longer would have been tough. It was cheap, tasty, and packed on a Thursday night- I think this place must be doing some things right. ;-)

This place positively surprised me because the prices were great, and the portions were equally…read moregreat. I made a reservation because apparently this place can get super packed (which it did) but they seemed to get a bit confused. They managed to seat us without a problem though. I hate it when I feel rushed, but I kind of did, just because people were waiting and wanted to sit, and we were still talking/ finishing our drinks. BUT to be fair, they said the reservation was good till 8:30, so it's ok that we had to leave. Anyway, on to the food. I ordered the glass noodles with brown soy sauce and shrimp. The portion was big, the shrimp were huge, plentiful, and delicious, and the noodles were fine but the sauce was a little lacking. My friends Red Curry chicken was out of this world. SHOOT! It was good. It was creamy and had a really big red curry taste without it being too spicy. My boyfriends cashews with chicken in a tangy sauce was pretty good! It had a nice flavor. The first go was a little rough. I was too scared to order anything that was even remotely spicy because of previous reviews (thanks Jamie!), and it's good that I played it safe the first time. The poor couple next to us was dying with their green curry. It was actually a little entertaining watching them try to choke it down. They would take a deep breath before each bite, and then sweat, drink a bunch of water, and move on to the next one. I probably watched them for way too long...but really, they couldn't handle it. I think it's just a matter of learning what you like here, but it takes a go or two. Sadly, I didn't get a chance to come back, but I wanted to. The prices were really great and the food came out quickly. For me, it's kind of rare to find such a good restaurant with so many options (and pictures), all for such a good price in Zurich. Their seafood dishes were even pretty low. Almost all of the dishes were between 18-20CHF.

One of the best Thai food in Zürich. Always good portions and recipes. Strongly recommend.read more

Great Thai food! After a week of stuffing our faces with pizza and pasta in southern Switzerland,…read morewe were craving something different. This happened to be the first Thai place we encountered while out on a walk, and it was just what we needed. I had the chicken satay, and it was excellent. Just the right amount of heat, and very flavorful. The mango ice tea was more mango than tea, very refreshing. Service was very good, even with a little bit of a language barrier. Sit outside if the weather permits it! We had a little table surrounded by pretty hanging lights, perfect for a relaxing evening.

The menu says the Pad Thai comes with meat of your choice, but didn't bother saying that some meats…read morecost extra. So you wouldn't know that until you get your check... A minor issue... they try to squeeze different groups to the same table, even when there are empty tables available. I suppose that could be the local standard operation... but at least put in some effort to figure out which group ordered what. When your schedule is kinda tight, all these small issues add up to a big pain.

Good food, but often full and then they serve later people first, even forget ordersread more

Came here craving Thai food after eating a bunch of European food and it hit the spot. Super…read moreauthentic food and nice customer service! Definitely visit if you're in the area and want delicious Thai food!

First timer. 5…read morestars: Red curry with tofu (item #18). VERY good, flavorful, with a thick curry!!! Spiciness was very proportional to all other ingredients (aka well balanced). It was a bit over priced (in Switzerland everything is expensive) but the portion was good. I left with a happy stomach :) Be mindful that rice is not included so it is extra. 3 stars: Thai "tea". Not sweetness at all (for my taste). After mixing all I tasted was the "tea". Also, more than 3/4 of the glass was crushed ice. This is HIGHLY overpriced for the portion.

A decent place for Thai food in Zurich with good portions and affordable (for Switzerland) prices…read more There weren't many places open on Sunday evening so we were glad this was open and near our hotel. Seating is really interesting, as they have a few large tables for communal seating and a few smaller tables. If it's empty though, they space customers out pretty well. We ordered the ka prao pork, papaya salad and tom kha with chicken and a side of rice. Everything was pretty good. The papaya is Thai style and slightly sweet but I actually prefer that. Could have used a little bit of fish sauce in the soup but it was still delicious. I would return here next time I'm in Zurich.

Loved it the food was so good. Some of the best Thai food we have had. And we've been craving some…read moreAsian food since being in Europe for 3 plus weeks. We just came from Italy and been really wanting some good variety. The store itself is super cute and love the vibe. Only thing is a bit more expensive than we're use ti paying for said dishes and 3 drinks. But still very happy we are here. It was so filling and satisfying.

Loved this experience. Conveniently in the Marriott Hotel this was an excellent lunch spot. All the…read morefood was delicious, appetizers were great and tasty. The staff happily greeted us and we were quickly brought to a table. The restaurant is beautifully decorated and attentive staff helped the meal from start to finish. Would highly recommend.

Amazing food and service! I eat here every time I visit Zurich. It's in the Marriott hotel, but…read moreit is definitely a hidden gem!

We wanted Thai food so badly and found Ban Song Thai at the end of our trip to Switzerland…read more Satay, salads, curries all were so good. Employees were very friendly. Absolutely hit the spot. Thank you!

Food was delicious and the waiter was so helpful as an American trying to figure everything out…read more For my fellow Americans trying to find a less expensive meal, this is a good spot for it. While we still ended up spending 59 CHF, we could've managed a little better. The lunch buffet is all you can eat for maximum 32.50 CHF. However, you probably won't get to that maximum. My plate was 22.30 CHF while my mom's was 16.55 CHF. The soup is 7 CHF and table water is 3 CHF per person. So if you're trying to save, maybe bring your water and skip the soup (although it was very good).

The name of the place - Viet Thai Restaurant - says it all. It's a mix. Big surprise! No Asian…read morerestaurant can seem to stick to just one cuisine. I'll be back for the Viet part, but the Thai aint so fly. For Thai, you're wasting your time since, within 60-90 seconds walking, you could be at Ah Hua, the downright reigning Thai heavy weight champion in Zürich. The panang was oily and bland; lacking sweetness and fishiness, but the chiffonade of fresh lime leaf was a nice touch. The phat see iu was a big loser with very little flavor. What happened? Spring rolls were average. 'Wan tans' were supposed to be filled but turned up flat. The peanut sauce served slathered over the chicken skewers was homemade, crunchy and delicious. Now for the Viet: The bún was very good! Traditionally served with fried spring rolls, these were extra crunchy thanks to their rice paper wrapper. The ph, looked great in the menu photo and appears to be served with all the trimmings, so I'll be going back to give that a whirl pho sho! Service was slow despite low occupancy but very charming. Prices are standard. Interior is cozy but undistinguished. I have to say... with a competitor like Ah Hua right down the street, differentiation might become essential, as in, ditch the Thai and stick to the Viet.

Was there yesterday before going to the movies. If you think Phô tends to be watery, try their…read moresoups. Full taste broth, lots of meat in the bowl. Very good prices. Will definitely go again.

We ended up trying Sweet Basil after going several times to another Thai place in the neighborhood…read more Sweet basil is quaint - with a nice ambiance. We really appreciated the attention and kindness of the staff who ensured all was great all during our dining experience. We started with a complementary appetizer seafood flavored chips with a spicy peanut sauce. My wife got seafood with red curry paste in a whole coconut (Hor Mok) and I had the yellow curry paste and green banana with coconut milk base (Geng Klovy). Overall, it lacked a bit of a kick and I have to say that I am not a huge fan of the green banana particularly as it was too omnipresent in the dish. We went for some jasmine tea which was really good - with free refill as many times as needed. Overall nice experience although I don't think that's our preferred choice for a Thai night.