Very good Chinese and Japanese food all-you-can-eat. And only 15.90 euros per person for dinner!…read moreVery friendly service and they speak English.

Can't say enough, Asian belt restaurant with lots of variety, hot is delicious, sushi is a delight,…read moreprices are reasonable. Will be back often.

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!

I was surprised to find out that this is a restaurant chain coming from Poland, run by people from…read moresouth Asia, serving "Asian fusion" food. Whatever, it as good. Bulgogi Buns and mixed Bolws, somewhat reasonably priced, quickly served, in a fresh ambience. All good.

Definitely did not expect baos to be this good here. The pulled pork bao had tons of flavors and…read morewas enough to share if you weren't very hungry. Drinks were tasty as well. The atmosphere was super aesthetically pleasing and the service was top notch!

We usually come here once's per trip with the team, it is a nice break for a different food type,…read morelots of choices and selection. No complaints with the price either, very fair.

Amazing restaurant for unbelievely low prices. I've been there a few times, only for all you can…read moreeat and I never got burned. I can 100% recomend this place.

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!

Traveling with multiple generations can make finding the right restaurant a challenge. We hoped…read moreChina restaurant would have an assortment of dishes to please everyone, and they did. The service was lovely. The food was fresh and delicious. The restaurant was clean and comfortable after a long day.

I ordered dim sum (shrimp hargao aka "ravioli" and pork shumai) and I've definitely had better…read more(Chinese food in the US is way better than in Europe) but I was satisfied and it tasted good. I also ordered the sweet and sour chicken, which wasn't bad. They included pineapple, which just adds uneeded sweetness. But I was happy with it. The restaurant itself is clean and has a really great atmosphere. I'll be coming back again soon.

I found this restaurant while strolling in the plaza, not having had Chinese food for 5-6 days! For…read morea Chinese person, this is torture. I only ordered a chicken fried rice with mild spiciness, and it was DELICIOUS! I wish I had more time in Innsbruck to try other dishes. I had to fight with my son and husband to not eat too much of it. Thank you Canton for being there!!

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.