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Reviews — 8
Had an excellent time in this place with great food selection and taste. Must try it and it's Halal.
Sub par Thai food where the tom yum gai soup was too salty and the shrimp fried rice too bland. I ended up pouring half the soup over the rice dish to make it edible.
Service is bad, food is mediocre. She has this angry look, forgot our order, when asked she has full attitude. Not returning for sure.
Nice restaurant overall, near several other restaurants and bars. Vibe is pretty good - staff were friendly and helpful. Menu is extensive, plenty of options to choose from with real authentic cooking in the back. Would return
Perfect Thai food, huge portions, fresh ingredients, not overpriced. Need to try even if You’re not a fan of asian kitchen, as they make food it in a bit EU style.
Wish to the waitress a bit more smile, as the name of place is THAI FUN, but she looks a bit upset.
Wish to the waitress a bit more smile, as the name of place is THAI FUN, but she looks a bit upset.
Lots of options to choose from. Ate here after arriving from Malaysia. As authentic as you can get. Generous portion and attractive pricing. Proximity to the Turkish area and train station makes it a plus.
We've been surprised by this delicious food. So good quality, price and taste. The place and service was good. We just wanted to try something new, but halal. We've been just impressed. Totally recommend it, hope to try something new another time.
Generally good food for the price. The restaurant seems to either run self-service or the waiters are just a bit overwhelmed. It took at least 10 minutes for someone to come to us after we drew some attention to us.
The prices are fairly low and the food is good, even though the place isn’t run by Thai people. If you have the right expectations, have a go at Thai Fun. Just don’t expect a high class dining experience, but rather a uni cafeteria-style and busy place to get some solid food.
The prices are fairly low and the food is good, even though the place isn’t run by Thai people. If you have the right expectations, have a go at Thai Fun. Just don’t expect a high class dining experience, but rather a uni cafeteria-style and busy place to get some solid food.