Sabai Thai - Starnberg

A small restaurant from the beaten track with a variety but nothing to remember.

I don't know what this should be for a soup, at least the soup had nothing to do with the famous Tom Kha soup. It was not a single authentic Thai ingredient included. No Kaffir lashes. No Galgant. No lemongrass. No coriander. No lime juice. and for my taste too little “high percentage” coconut milk. So it was a coconut water soup with tofu, cherry tomatoes and cans!!! champignons. The tofu seemed made itself and was the only highlight in the soup. PS: I would call myself Tom Kha soup expert. Must have eaten hundreds of Tom Kha in my life. I order a Tom Kha soup in every Thai restaurant. At this time in Thailand (still as Omni) in the Tom Kha Gai variant.

Choice of four levels of heat for Thai Curries (other options available). I was at least hot, my partner had the hottest. Both super delicious. Would give 5 stars if I could (but happy cow doesn't let you serve meat). Staff super friendly and speak English.

Small restaurant, friendly service, have opened the restaurant for me and my friend after I asked the stand Asiashop! Very delicious food, many vegan options, free ingredients:

No idea what this should be for a suppe, at least the suppe had not to do with the famous tom kha suppe in the farthest. it was not a single authentic Thai ingredient included. no Kaffir limpses. no galgant. no lemongrass. no coriander. no limette juice. and for my taste too little “high percentage” cocos milk. it was therefore a cocos water soup with tofu, cherry tomatoes and cans!!!champignons. the tofu seemed self-made and was the only highlight in the suppe. ps: I would call myself quite indistinguishable as a tom kha suppe expert. have certainly eaten hundreds of tom kha in my life. I order a tom kha suppe in every Thai restaurant. then in thailand (still as omni) in the tom kha gai variant.