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Short version: Tuk Tuk might be cheaper, but the quality is very very low: ingredient quality, dish taste, service, and overall experience. KOhn Kaen is a little bit more pricier, but ingredients, dishes, service, and experience are all high quality. I was surprised that a town the size of Evian-les-Bains has two Thai Restaurants. And the two places are one street away from each other. Naturally, I was expecting comparable quality, the difference in price being based on how fancy the location is. After all Kohn Kaen is a larger, much better equipped place, and TukTuk is viewed as a fast food with only a few seats available. And I was so wrong. Tuk Tuk offers low quality noodles, with unpleas...

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Most likely the best food for the price in Evian. Even though they were busy with a full house and togo orders, they were always responsive when you needed them. You can ask for the English menu but the small French menu has the recent price (they will try to explain this to you so might as well read it here so you'd understand). If you order the Pad Thai, it's either chicken or shrimp. It doesn't come with both like in the usa. The chicken egg rolls (Nem) are an amazing. Wrap a lettuce around it then dip it together into the fish sauce. The cashew chicken over rice was excellent. Can eat for 10 euros per person. Unheard of in Evian. Keep up cooking great food at reasonable prices. Highly re...

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The food was good, we had the noodles which was yummy but the cashew nut was ok, the fried rice was really good. However the service was very slow

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The coco milk soup is not as good as I imagine.

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Best Thai food and cute restaurant.

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