Chok Dee Thai - Carta

Marktgasse 22, Biel, Switzerland

🛍 Cafés, Kebab, Asiatisch, Europäisch

4.7 💬 1696 Reseñas

Dirección: Marktgasse 22, Biel, Switzerland

Ciudad: Biel

Menú Platos: 35

Reseñas: 1696

"that was different from the last time. the green curry was very viscous from the cocosus milk and unfortunately very fade. the rice has tasted watery. I hope it'll be better."

Nicole Nicole

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Reseñas

Hedwig
Hedwig

excellent meal


Jasmin
Jasmin

as always very good!


User
User

as always best, thank you Ver carta


Levin
Levin

delicious and very punctual


Reto
Reto

very delicious and top quality


User
User

it was very tasty and the offered very nice Ver carta


Raphael
Raphael

yellow curry was quite delicious, chicken was too tough.


Raphael
Raphael

best Thai food in the opposite! arrives fast and still hot


Nadja
Nadja

that was different from the last time. the green curry was very viscous from the cocosus milk and unfortunately very fade. the rice has tasted watery. I hope it'll be better. Ver carta

Categorías

  • Cafés Encantadores cafés que ofrecen una variedad de cafés y tés recién preparados, junto con bocadillos ligeros, pasteles y postres. Perfecto para un impulso matutino o un delicioso regalo por la tarde en un ambiente acogedor.
  • Kebab Saboree nuestros deliciosos kebabs, hábilmente asados y llenos de sabor. Elija entre una variedad de carnes y especias vibrantes, servidas con guarniciones frescas. Perfecto para una comida satisfactoria y llena de sabor. Ver carta
  • Asiatisch
  • Europäisch

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