The flagship in Prenzlauer Berg developed into a cultural meeting point. It attracted artists, journalists, diplomats, students and travellers. It consciously conveyed a different image of Thailand from the distorted one that had emerged from mass tourism — the highest quality, including aesthetically, with the finest service.
Arriving at Maothai
The completed frontage · 1993Evening on Wörther StraßeBuddha at the entrance
Inside the restaurant
At the opening: Set, Hat, Pali and Jamrath at the barA view towards the barThe upper dining area
How it began
Wörther Straße 30 before the conversionNew window openings for the restaurantLaying new gas, water and electricity lines
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Conversion under the direction of Alwin OlbrichThe restaurant in its Berlin neighbourhoodAnother view of the upper dining areaA flyer for the Maothai restaurant groupA postcard for the Maothai restaurant groupRenovation begins next doorThe neighbouring buildings under renovationFurther changes in the neighbourhood
