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    Amarin Thai Cuisine

    3.6 (65 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:30 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM

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    Jose G.

    Very tasty dishes!! The service is great! Only bad thing is it's cramped. But I now know why there's a line most of the time we pass by this place!

    Cynthia W.

    Love the food here but it is on the pricy side. The shop is inside the downtown. I really liked the pork neck! Will go back just for that. There are seatings outside too. When we were there, it seemed like there were only 2 servers. Was a bit difficult to get their attention as the shop got busier. Overall exp was good

    Tiger steak
    Johnny V.

    Every time we go here always quick service between certain times but it's always good from fresh roti and cucumber salad while we wait for the main course so good . Come by

    Toni M.

    There are so many wonderful places to dine at along Castro Street in Mt.View...and Amarin Thai Cuisine rates among the best! Each dish we tasted was so flavourful and well prepared.The Chicken Satay was AMAZING!!! Really reasonable prices as well!

    left dish Panang curry w chicken and right is catfish, of course with coconut rice. (Tom yum in my belly)
    Johnny S.

    My go to restaurant in Castro had been Amarin Thai (the old location) and this was the first time we tried out this new version (and the first time I posted with a photo...sorry it was a candid novice yelper POV image of a half eaten meal...disgusting, maybe, but at least it was honest). My thoughts it was pretty good food, chill vibes, and two entrees were enough to satisfy two hungry gluttons.

    papaya salad laos style
    Miliza T.

    gets busy for good reason! ive eaten here and ordered online for pickup. still very good customer service but i opt to order for pickup to avoid the crowd. i recommend any of the curries, ha mok fish, and spicy crispy catfish! all very flavorful! dont forget the the side of rice cause it none of the entrees come with it. the pad thai was lackluster for me, ive had better elsewhere.

    Green curry, just average
    Joyce T.

    Food is mediocre and staffs are not friendly. First time here asked for food recommendation, she's so impatient and rushed us to order food immediately. She recommended the mussaman curry, it's so sweet, not spicy and thick gravy, doesn't have the curry kick. The roti was delicious but the peanut sauce was not a good match. She didn't even asked us if we were allergic to peanut. Also there's another option for the roti dipping sauce which is the curry sauce. Green curry was just okay, mango salad with fried tofu was the only one we liked. She didn't recommend that, we decided to try it. Not going back for sure.

    Ground Pork Larb
    Karl G.

    Checked out the second Amarin location on Castro street for the first time! Not sure why the original location was closed, but we were still glad to get our Thai food fix in. Yellow Curry -- nice coconut flavors coming through, a bit too many potatoes would've preferred more chicken Pad Kee Mao -- classic dish done well, nice balance of sweet & umami flavors Ground Pork Larb -- perfectly seasoned ground pork mixed with cilantro & mint, tasted very healthy Overall, we were all pleased with Amarin 2.0! Flavors were authentic and portions were large. Service was fast and we were seated right away. There were a few other parties inside on a weekday evening. Their second location is a bit smaller than their original, nevertheless the ambience was pleasant and homey. Portions were decently sized and reasonably priced. Would recommend parking at one of the Castro parking structures nearby.

    pad see ew
    Anu P.

    3.5 Stars which Im rounding up to 4 because they're just scaling up in this new location. I tried the pad see ew and panang curry in extra spicy. I don't think they were spicy and they only had chili garlic sauce as opposed to chili oil or chili flakes. On top of that I think the pad see ew was a bit on the oilier side but neither of these are a big deal I just don't think the food was amazing. The portions were also on the slightly smaller side. Service was really nice though so bumping them up for that! Ambiance was like a regular thai place.

    Pineapple Fried Rice w/ Tofu
    Vijay Y.

    Good food and seating area (indoor and outdoor). The service is OK and the portion sizes are good.

    Michelle W.

    High quality food with very comfortable outdoor seatings! It's very authentic Thai food and I especially like the Massaman curry with chicken thighs. I can't eat very spicy food and the spice level for this curry is perfect for me. Tons of chicken. The pad see ew is also highly recommended. The pork neck is mediocre, on the drier side even with the sauce. Price is definitely on the higher side given that it's in Mountain View downtown. One serving of jasmine rice is $2.99. The service is average only.

    Crying tiger, pad thai, and papaya salad
    Kat Z.

    Food was super yummy and well priced! If you're looking for good flavors while not trying to break the bank, check our Amarin. The restaurant is simple, and the servers allow you to customize the spice level of your dish. The only comment is that the green beans are basically raw in the crying tiger veggie mix & papaya salad, which we didn't like.

    Dined here recently with a party of nine people and they were very accommodating and attentive to our large group. We ordered nine different dishes and the flavors of each dish were quite tasty and authentic. The only drawback was we received our entrees and had to ask for the rice and we also ordered fried rice and it was one of the last dishes to arrive...we would have preferred it earlier in the meal. Overall, it was a satisfying and delicious meal!! Also, a perfect day to dine outdoors.

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    The food was sooooo good and I loved the food.The service was amazing. The decorations are beautiful.

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    The food was amazing, the people were great! But , they gave too much food and many food options too.

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    Rude waiter, did not make me feel welcomed. Never once came to check up on the table. Food was average, nothing to brag about.

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