Mambo Thai Restaurant Restaurant in Hengchun

Name: Mambo Thai Restaurant
Address: No. 46, Kenting Rd., Hengchun Township, Hengchun, Taiwan
Telephone: 88688862878
Rating: 3.7

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Mambo Thai Restaurant

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#274 From 397 in Hengchun

7.4

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Ambience

7.4/10

Food

7.4/10

Interior

7.4/10

Prices

7.4/10

Service

7.4/10

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Price & Cuisine

$$ Asian, Thai

Establishment type

Restaurant

Dietary Restrictions

Vegan, Vegetarian Friendly

Features

Takeout

Seating

Wheelchair Accessible

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No. 46, Kenting Rd., Hengchun Township, Hengchun, Taiwan

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Gill Chang

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A year ago

This restaurant has been the most delicious one in Taiwan since my trip to Thailand. The service is fast and the staff are friendly. I ordered the pad Thai (taste is similar to the ones in Thailand and I thoroughly enjoyed it!), shrimp cake (crispy on the outside and soft on the inside), Tom yam kung (lemongrass is perfectly added) Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $1–200

Donna De Jong

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2 months ago

I will delete the review. I walked past today and saw it was your neighbour we had dinner at. Sorry for the inconvenience. We got a menu in english and ordered on the chineese menu form. The numbers would correspond. But with the drinks on the back of the menu, this was not the case. We got a dish we did not order. Then we found out that they had a separate drinks menu that we did not receive. But we had to pay for the dish which I think is not fair. The food was oke. We asked for spicy, but it was absolutely not. The vegetables were prepared chinese style. Portions are very small. So price quality not good. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $600–800 Food: 3 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 3

Etienne F

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6 years ago

We enjoyed our dinner here. Most of the food was excellent except the Tom Yum and the Phad Thai which were OK. Service was quick and polite. Prices were on the high side for Taiwan (still cheap compared to home). The restaurant is clean and modern as are the restrooms.

G H

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A year ago

The first Thai restaurant in Kenting 22 years ago. It's kind of funny the restaurant's name is "Mambo" and it plays Latin music, but the food tastes good! Try it out yourself when you come to Kenting.

Andrew S

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4 months ago

Always ask for prices. There was no listed price for wine and it ended up being 350 TWD for a mediocre glass. 850 TWD for an okay meal is way too much.

Daniela Franeková

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9 months ago

Great meal, tasty, healthy and a big portion. Nice ambience and good service. Definitely a good value for money. Service Dine in Meal type Lunch Price per person $1–200

Fred Huang

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6 years ago

If I had one word to describe this restaurant's food it would be insipid. We got four dishes: fried morning glory, pad Thai, duck red curry, and stir fried squid. With the exception of the morning glory, all three other dishes were very bland and lacked the punch typical of good Thai food. The duck curry was especially disappointing, with only a few very dry, stringy slices of duck and utterly tasteless sauce. Price is reasonable (most dishes in the 200 NTD range). Restaurant was clean and well appointed. Service was efficient.

Aerolle Ameer Mitra

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2 years ago

The food exceeded my expectations. Quite pricey but it was worth it. The Tom Yum soup is a must-try!

Teri Pittman

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10 months ago

We come here every time we are in Kenting. So delicious. The red curry is the best. Service Dine in Meal type Dinner Price per person $200–400 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

Elmira Chen

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4 years ago

The food itself was alright, which is very Taiwanese like flavored though. But!!! This is definitely NOT Thai Ice Milk Tea!!! And also, I would assume a restaurant (which is not a food stand) in the National Park Region provides customers washable cutlery instead of senseless disposable chopsticks and straws.

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