Yes, definitely a strong recommendation. It is spacious inside and has outdoor seating…read more And yes again, the dishes are made from scratch by a female chef and she knows what she is doing. "Hot" is "European hot" and I guess you have to ask for more if you are one of the local Asians who eat there. I recommend the coconut milk soup and the red curry vegetables (hot). Unfortunately there is little Asian atmosphere, mainly because of the staff who is Europeanised and has forgotten Thai hospitality (especially a smile).

WORST THAI FOODS EVER. We ordered traditional thai dishes (pad thai and yellow curry). Both dishes…read morewere VERY VERY SALTY and portion is very SMALL. We've had thai foods for more than 15 years at different places over the world, but this restaurant is NOT AUTHENTIC, TOO SALTY, and OVERPRICED. Atmosphere is good, and there are many people inside the restaurant, most of them were drinking alcohols (beers, wine, etc). Definitely won't recommend for eating.

A tiny Japanese Chinese cuisine place in an alley way next door to Mozart's residence. Has seating…read morefor 7 people inside and some stand up table outside. We got Chicken and veggies with rice. It was a nice size portion. It's considered fast food and decent for you get and price.

A tiny place -- a one man show with only 6 or 7 counter seats. I had the California maki -- made to…read moreorder and every bit as good as any sushi I've had in California.

Food: 2/5 Ambiance: 4.5/5…read moreService: 3/5 2.8/5 Came across this place when arriving in Salzburg and the nice curb appeal brought us in. The atmosphere of the resturant was very groovy and ecentric. As well as, very clean. However the food was not great.. at all. They were plated very well but the chili was acidic and a lot of sour cream, which made the bowl gooey. The Gado gado sauce, which we thought was peanut sauce, was a weird and sweet consistency. We added a plethora of spices and still it did not change much. In addition, our food was sitting at the counter for awhile because we were told they would call our number, so it was also a little cold. However the water was free, which is something rare for europe. Personally I would not return.

Traveling in Austria where food can be pricey, my friend and I were glad to find budget-friendly &…read morerelatively healthy my Indigo! We discovered it in a pamphlet on a bulletin board in a hostel that we stayed in. A "build your own" kind of place, you are able to custom order curries and salads. We ate here twice- I had a spicy peanut curry with rice and veggies one day and a salad with lots of bean, seed, and nut fixins another day. Both were very filling! I saw at least two locations of my Indigo- both near the center of Salzburg. One has dine-in seating, the other does not. As in America, getting avocado is extra- but it is a big portion, so its worth the extra $ if you're on the fence ;) Definitely a great option for travelers on a budget looking for healthy food options!

Stopped in for a quick beer to get out of rain. The bartender (owner?) was super nice and suggested…read morean Austrian beer for us. Very nice inviting atmosphere. Offers indoor and outdoor seating. Hope to return before we leave Salzburg.

Fun, casual atmosphere and tasty, fresh food. Nothing fancy, but good quality and a very nice wait…read morestaff. Dine in or to go.

my Indigo is a health-focused and eclectic Asian fusion restaurant in Salzburg. The decor is quite…read morenice for a casual restaurant as it is has an intimate cafe vibe. The concept is fast-casual as you order at the counter. Got a red thai chicken curry with a side of avocado to go. All I can say is that the healthy vibe was more prevalent in this dish. It did not taste like the red curry dishes you find at Thai restaurants. More of an interpretation. If you are looking for healthy food, my Indigo is worth considering. However, if you are looking for Thai food, I would recommend going to an authentic Thai restaurant instead.