Poonchai

Girlfriend and I are here last night for dinner, very nice cozy place with lots of Thai vibes. The food was delicious but little pricey I thought. We got meal A which was coconut soup, spring rolls, green curry, chicken cashew, and ice cream for two. With a beer it alp cost 530kr coming from America I thought that was ridiculous. But food and environment was good…

Tom yum soup was way too salty for me. The soup didn’t have any contents except for 3 shrimps and 4 pieces of mushrooms (large bowl). Red curry came with a lot of pork and veggies. Bamboo shoots tasted fresh, not like the canned ones. Massaman curry’s beef was not that tasty.

Vine con mi mama y una pareja de amigos de ella, con expectativas moderadas. Todo fue sorprendente y delicioso. La sopa un delicia y los platos muy bien preparado. Relación precio calidad excelente y tenias un muy buen vino Chileno

We went there when it was quite busy. It took some time to be seated, and also to receive our order. But I will assume it’s because the restaurant was full. Otherwise the food was extraordinairy. I mean, I had the chicken pad thai, but what a pad thai! Delicious.

We came here for our traditional first meal of any holiday — Thai food!
The food was alright, nothing special, and they messed up our order a little. The service was friendly, though.
Personally, I’d recommend going to Nam Thip Thai Restaurant instead, just a few streets over.

I had a chance to visit this restaurant after had been curious for too long!
We have a visitor from Indonesia, and since there’s no Indonesian restaurant in Copenhagen (it is a shame :(), of course we go to our beloved neighbour’s restaurant.
The service was pleasant. All smiling and happy and I love the fact that they appreciate you for coming and eating at their restaurant. A thing I sometimes miss from restaurants in Copenhagen.
We ordered the fried crispy fish with chili sauce (?) And a beef pad thai. Pad thai was good. I did not try the fried fish but the man from Indonesia said he feels as if he was eating in Indonesia (We are talking about food authenticity here, ladies and gentlemen).
Price was okay. 115 for the pad thai, 155 for the fried fish and rice.
Ah we also ordered the sticky rice with mango which is super yum! The mango was super sweet, and the rice has the perfect sweetness. An absolute must if you come here. Make sure to ask for more coconut milk though.
I ordered thai iced tea for the drink. People who have been to Thailand will know that this drink is just super duper good. But sadly the taste is not authentic enough although it still has a slight chance to taste better.
Overall, a happy experience which turned me into a happy kid afterwards!

We were here for lunch. We ordered the Suki which was a glass noodle soup with some greens and we chose Tofu as the main ingredient for the soup. You can choose either chicken, pork, beef, seafood or tofu.
This soup was good, and spicy too (gotta ask for extra spicy). My friend couldn’t handle it, I felt sorry for her. We ended up having to add extra salt, but overall the broth was perfect.
The other dish we ordered was deep fried Nile Tilapia whole fish served with chili sauce (Pla Nil Tod). I gotta say, I have had better. The sauce was ok, not that spicy which was suitable for this dish. The fish, however, was not crispy, it has soaked all the spices (must have been cooked with the sauce).
We both liked the fish chips they gave us as an appetizer.
Oh yeah, we did order a spring roll, and honestly I wouldn’t bother. It was too simple, and there was not much filling in it. You are better off making it yourself.
For the drink, we ordered a pot of warm tea, cause if you want to eat spicy food, you might as well drink something warm. It’s not pleasant a first, but it helps calming your burning tongue :)
Overall for the price, if you are starving, and you couldn’t get a seat at Magasasa (which is right across), I guess this would be a better choice than Good Morning Vietnam. ^^

This was soooo good. The spicy is really spicy but even though it burns my mouth, it tastes so good that I cannot help but keep eating it. There are non-​spicy options too. The veggies was cooked al dente in which you would not think it to be a feat, but so many people overcook it so it has no texture, but here, all the stir fry veggies are crisp and deliciously seasoned. The service was great and the waitresses were so attentive and kind. They even served rice as a heart. I heart Poonchai! The décor could use a bit updating. The price is a bit high if you are a foreigner, but for Denmark’s standards, it is well priced. I approve!

Stumbled upon this place with a friend — we were originally looking to eat at another restaurant in the vicinity, but didn’t get a table — so we decided to give this one a chance. To be honest, I didn’t expect much due to the location (right behind the station, at the somewhat questionable end of Istedgade), but we were both very pleasantly surprised.
The interior is what you’d expect, tends a bit to the kitschy side, but the service was very friendly. They did mess up parts of my order and brought me the wrong soup, though — but I don’t mind, because I got the Coconut milk soup and it was absolutely delicious (have to vehemently disagree with another reviewer here!). The Pad Thai was also very good.
Prices are — as usual for Asian food in Copenhagen — relatively steep, but the portion sizes are more than fair (I didn’t manage to finish). I ended up paying about 200kr for two dishes, but I only had water for a drink, so if you’re going for soda or beer, it might be around 250−300kr instead. I still think that’s absolutely acceptable.
Summing up, I wouldn’t take someone here on a first date, but this is a great place for a weeknight dinner out.

Came here for dinner
Pros:
— Service was okay
— Conveniently located — less than 2 min away from the Central Station
Cons:
— The food was mediocre — I was really excited b/​c the restaurant looked so nice
— Don’t get the coconut milk soup thing — it tasted horrible
— Pretty pricey — 50DKK for soup, around 100DKK for entrée
— No wifi

wirklich guter thai, gutes preis-​leistungs verhältnis, und richtig richtig richtig lecker.
und wie so oft bei einem guten thai… muss der laden nicht ganz so sauber sein :-)

Very authentic Thai restaurant, some would say a bit too authentic as it smelled like sweat in there. Besides that, the service is great and the food is pretty good too. I would however argue that the prices are a bit to high compared to what you get, 65 dkk for four tiny spring rolls!

I found the food at this Thai place only mediocre, and the service was also not so great — but the prices are pretty good, and the location is very convenient. It’s just behind the main station near a number of the budget hotels. I wouldn’t recommend it for a date or special occasion, but it’s not bad for a decent meal.

This is a nice restaurant just near the central train station of Copenhagen. The dishes are plenty and have a moderate price (For two people we paid about 60EUR). The service personal is very friendly. I especially liked the Tom-​Yum seafood soup, although some of the ingredients (tomatoes, champignons) were new to me in such a soup.
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