Le Thaï au Lac - Menu

Location right on the lake. Food was nice ,green curry not really authentic. The service was cordial but a bit slow,but it was busy so...

Good, affordable Thai and right on the lake a combination that makes you feel like you're on vacation! Favorite dishes red curry and green coconut curry. Strongly recommended!

Really good surprise! At first the welcoming was not the best but once inside and at our table, everything was perfect. The service, the food, the waiting time! Top restaurant!

To avoid dish arrived late waiting time 1h30, no excuse from them, once eating the food poisoning dish the service is lousy zeroooo but zeroooo I will never set foot here again.

The quality has gone down over the years. And it's not as authentic as it once was. It used to be very spicy, now it's a bit tasteless. And the place itself is nothing to talk about. It is nice during summer though. Chinese doing service is not very good as expected. Still one of the better thai restaurants in town.

I found a little piece of plastic in my papaya salad. Our starters never came. They brought the main dishes. Then we asked to cancel the starters which was ok. Then a few mins later, they brought the starter à anyways. Badly organized and we waited a really long time to pay the bill. Nice location but I was not impressed with service and food.

The portion was generous. Though the food is average. We have the feeling this is another Asian resto cooked by Chinese chef, there was no typical taste from Thai cuisine which we love so much, it's more like a blend between Chinese and Thai. And for that, we are disappointed. Regarding the interior and atmosphere, it felt like we were eating in a canteen, not a restaurant.

We booked with Passeport Gourmand and the person who took our reservation by phone confirmed for 7:00 p.m. I asked twice if the restaurant accepted the Passeport Gourmand, and she said yes. We traveled 45 minutes to get to this restaurant, but when we arrived, the staff informed us that they had not taken the Passeport Gourmand for a week. We were disappointed that no one warned us before our arrival and we were confronted with arrogant and lying staff. We advise avoiding this restaurant.

Be forewarned that the “vegetarian” menu is not vegetarian. Our server actually reprimanded us when we pointed this out. I’ve never been treated so rudely by a server. It was traumatic and ruined our anniversary dinner. Worst service of any restaurant in any country I’ve been to. It’s a shame because the setting is beautiful. Also they put on a show about authenticity, yet no one that works there is Thai so it comes across more as appropriation. And I lived in Thailand and can attest to the fact that vegetarian food can be authentically Thai. Hard pass on this place!