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    Tuk Tuk

    4.2 (69 reviews)
    InexpensivePan Asian
    Closed 1:00 pm - 4:30 PM, 8:00 PM - 11:45 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    I come from Hawaii which is highly influenced by Asian food and I must say it was like eating at home.

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    1.9 kmTirso de Molina
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    This place is amazing. It's reminded my of the tiny alleys in japan with all the wonderful…read morerestaurants. It gets packed, so find where you want to sit and have someone stay there while you grab your food. There is high top seating near the entrance, and normal tables further back. This is bi-level, with the back of the market lower than the front. They have an assortment of stalls serving various Asian foods My friend and I decided to try different stalls. I ordered gyoza and soup dumplings from Hot Bao, while she ordered Thai green curry from Mayaki. Mine was delicious, but left me hungry, so I ended up ordering the Thai green curry as well as mango sticky rice. Things to note: It gets busy. The bar is the only place you can order a drink- even water and the line gets long. I believe the market is card only. You can order ahead online. Delicious food, definitely come try it.

    It's an Asian food court in the middle of downtown Madrid! Points for having several actual Asians…read moremanning the stands. As a Filipino-American, I was instantly outed by the Filipino manning the Thai food stand. The sweet chili noodles were peanut-y, saucy, and gluten-y. Most of all, they were available in the lull between lunch and dinner during which many of the other stands (and food places in Madrid) close. It's got an electric neon atmosphere inside and plenty of seating. The QR code menu is one website with every stand on it, so you can browse a single webpage as though you were walking the stands. Very casual vibe, ideal for solo eaters or travelers.

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    2.9(8 reviews)
    2.5 kmSalamanca
    €€

    So we had a craving for Thai food in Spain (but Madrid is one of the best places you can eat…read morediverse food), its like eating in the Bay Area, CA. You can literally find anything! I had Green Curry (with chicken). My husband had Pad Gra-Prow with beef. The service was fast, the portion was generous, and the flavors delicious. I'd visit again for the next craving! Bueno, teníamos un antojo de comida tailandesa en España (pero claro Madrid es uno de los mejores lugares donde se puede comer comida diversa), es cómo comer en el San Francisco, CA. ¡Literalmente puedes encontrar cualquier cosa! Yo ordene curry verde (con pollo). Mi marido ordeno Pad Gra-Prow con carne de res. El servicio fue rápido, la porción muy generosa y los sabores deliciosos. ¡Volvería de nuevo...para el próximo antojito!

    My friends wanted Asian food because they were "tapas out", and I found this place on Yelp. They…read moreseem to have another location more in the center that had good reviews so we figured why not! I haven't had much Asian food in Madrid, and this "fusion" place is not too shabby! First: the server we had spoke English (FYI). Second: after we told him we were sharing, he gave us separate dishes and bowls for our food - yay Third: the service wasn't toooo slow. As far as the food, we ordered 3 dishes! While we liked them all because they were flavorful, we liked the one we ordered for the table. Ha! Ps: only the rice bowls come with rice. The other ones (bottom right) do not, and it costs 3€ for rice. We got (from left to right on the picture): Indonesian Rendang - spiciest one of them all. It has small hot peppers too if you want an extra kick! Had the most veggies in it. It was my least favorite of the three. Gai Pad Grapao Kai Dao - this one had an egg on it which is always a nice touch! The sauce was thick but savory. It's all at the bottom so mix well! This was the middle favorite for me. Malay Curry Laksa - this was my favorite! And it's the only one where it says "it's amazing!" in the description. I really like curry, and I was looking for something saucy so this worked out well for me. It had a lot of ingredients in it and not too spicy. Overall, good and quick! Also I wouldn't rate this 3€ signs..maybe a bit over 2€.

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