
Bei uns im Sarod´s Thairestaurant in Berlin-Kreuzberg versetzen wir Sie für ein paar genüssliche Momente mit allen Sinnen nach Thailand! Wir kochen stets mit frischen und hochwertigen Produkten sowie mit original thailändischen Gewürzen und Kräutern. Dabei verzichten wird selbstverständlich auf jegliche Zusatzstoffe. Heraus kommen vielfältige Gerichte der traditionellen Thai-Küche — lecker, leicht und delikat. Abgerundet wird Ihr kulinarisches Erlebnis im Sarod´s in Kreuzberg durch unsere umfangreiche Auswahl an Weiß-, Rosé- und Rotweinen.
Classic Thai curries, noodle dishes & spicy soups at a contemporary venue with a terrace.
Address and Contact Information
Address: Friesenstraße 22, 10965 Berlin, Germany
Phone: +49 30 69507333
Website: http://www.sarods.de/
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Reservations: zenchef.comsarods.de
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Reviews
As someone who loves Thailand, Thai food, and Thai restaurants, I think there are a few things that could be improved to enhance the overall experience, especially considering the prices.
The menu can be a bit difficult to navigate if you are not familiar with Thai cuisine. There are no pictures to guide you, and some of the dish names are spelled in unusual ways. With so many options, it can feel a little overwhelming. Most Thai restaurants include small chili icons to show spice levels, but those are missing here. To figure out how spicy a dish is, you need to read through the descriptions or ask the staff for guidance, which they are happy to provide.
I also noticed that the food is served in a Western style, with separate courses, rather than in the traditional Thai way, where everything arrives at once. In Thailand, meals are a social experience. Dishes are shared, rice is plentiful, and everyone gets to enjoy a variety of flavors together. It would be wonderful to see this more authentic approach reflected here.
Finally, I highly recommend adding a few Thai beers to the menu. German beer is excellent, but having a Chang or a Singha would make the Thai dining experience feel more complete.
We had spare ribs and tofu in soy sauce with vegetables.
Fresh made ginger tee with peppermint leafes.
Both delicious and fresh!
The waiters are polite and quick.
Just one minor mistake: I hate coriander and ordered without. But got it anyway…
Everything else was really good!
There is spade enough for bigger groups and the interior and style is cozy and warm.
Toilettes are new and very clean!
Go there you’ll love it
Child seat available! Wooo