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A great find in Seattle! I've seen this be recommended for so long on social media but never really had the chance to go, but when we did, oh my goodness the flavors are IMMACULATE! Love how tender the steak was and the spring rolls were phenomenal. A bit on the louder side but it would make sense since it's a late night place that also serves drinks!
Craving Thai food, we decided to have dinner at Bangrak Market. The restaurant was lively and packed with people, with upbeat, loud music playing throughout the evening, creating a fun and energetic atmosphere. Our food came out surprisingly quickly, so we didn't have to wait long at all. Everything was delicious and flavorful, although some of the dishes were a little too spicy for us. The servers were attentive and responsive, always there when we needed them without being intrusive. Overall, it was an enjoyable dinner and a great place to satisfy our Thai food cravings!
This place was a vibe! We went around 9 on Thursday and the music and patrons were lit! The food was delicious, we are from out of town and thankfully reviews led us here and did not disappoint. Everything we had was delicious. The tofu was crunchy and paired with the sauce delicious. Crying tiger was flavorful and had great spice. The sauce served with the prawn was the hit, added extra spice and flavor beautifully. We used that sauce with tofu and it was all delicious.
Happened to stop in and get lucky with the happy hour menu and let's just say it didn't disappoint. This place is super lively and has a damn good playlist lol if you know you know. Service was good, very attentive staff. Food was amazing, WOW! I'll be dreaming of it till I get to visit the city again.
I love this spot! The first thing that stood out to me was the environment because it really feels like you've stepped into an outdoor market in Bangkok. There are so many little details throughout the space that create that feeling, and at night especially, the whole place has such a fun energy. The food is amazing and I also love that they carry dishes and items that aren't commonly found in the States but are much more familiar if you've spent time in Thailand. That alone makes Bangrak worth visiting. There's something really fun about coming here in the evening. The atmosphere, food and little market details all come together and make it feel much more like an experience than simply going out for dinner. Trust me, it's a vibe. If you're missing Thailand or just want somewhere with a lively, distinctly Bangkok feel and great food, this is definitely worth checking out. Parking is tough around here because of it's location, there is a parking lot in the back side that I would suggest checking first.
Super loud, kinda crazy, but super fun. We had the fried prawns (w the most amazing green sauce), chicken satay (the best satay I've ever had), deep-fried tofu & Lao-style papaya salad (this was good too, kinda pungent, I've only ever had the Thai-style papaya salad which is a bit lighter in taste). Someone complained about "ventilation". Yo, just pretend like you're in Thailand. For being so crazy busy, service was very attentive. You can flag down anyone to order additional food. Plus food comes out at lighting speed. Def fun place to go with friends. Don't go if you can't handle loud music.
We came for Sunday brunch and the place was already packed by the time we arrived -- always a good sign, so expectations were high walking in. The boat noodles delivered: generous toppings, rich broth, and a really great depth of flavor. This dish alone is worth coming back for. Unfortunately, the chicken dishes let the meal down. The roasted chicken was dry and came out lukewarm instead of hot, which was disappointing. The Hainanese chicken rice had the same issue -- the white meat was bland and lacked the tenderness/flavor you'd expect from a proper Hainan chicken. The atmosphere is fun and festive (loved the string lights and the market-stall vibe), and the space fills up fast, so I'd recommend going early or expect a wait. Bottom line: Stick to the noodle dishes here -- the boat noodles are the standout. I'd skip the chicken plates until they improve on temperature and seasoning.
Lively atmosphere with upbeat music with your dinner. The food was delicious but the music elevated the food tasting experience.
Now I completely understand why there's always a line out the door for this place, even though the space inside is huge! The vibe here is incredible. The moment you walk in, it feels like you've been transported straight to a bustling Thai night market or a lively pub along the strip. The interior design and decor are so fun and detailed. Just keep in mind that it gets pretty loud and energetic inside, but in a fun, vibrant way that really adds to the experience. We ordered a little bit of everything: Tom Kha: Perfectly creamy, tangy, and hit all the right aromatic notes. Kor Moo Yang (Grilled Pork Neck): Tender, super savory, and packed with flavor. Pad Thai & Fried Rice: Both classic comfort dishes executed exceptionally well--not dry at all and loaded with taste. Everything came out piping hot and full of authentic flavor. The wait can be a bit long during peak hours, but it's 100% worth it. Definitely a new go-to Thai spot in Seattle!
Really enjoyed this place! Fun ambiance felt like a market - a bit noisy though if you're trying to chat with friends across the table. Got the goong ob wonsen which was amazing with massive prawns! The mango sticky rice was ok - mangos weren't super ripe. But would def go back for the food/entrees!
Seattle's Thai scene is hotter than sticky rice freshly unwrapped at the table and somewhat less likely to burn one's fingers. Thai cuisines vary depending on the region, but in general Thai food is known for balancing sweet, salty, spicy, and sour flavors. It also features a generous helping of fresh herbs and coconut milk. This results in bold, complex, and often herbaceous dishes. Located on Second Avenue in Belltown, Bangrak Market is named after the most famous market in Bangkok, where we had our first dinner in Seattle. The reservation was easily made via their website. Upon arrival, it was pretty busy and felt like a market when one stepped inside thanks to the colorful streamers and decor. The decorations were so unique, especially the baskets used throughout the space, and the whole vibe instantly transports one to Thailand without actually being there. It has such an energetic and party-like vibe. The music felt like one's in a bar, and the atmosphere was super fun. My partner, his family, our friends, and I managed to get a big table for a party of 14. With so many menu options, one can order with confidence. For starters, some ordered the Fresh Garden Rolls (Tofu), Chicken Satay, and Kao Mun Gai. As the main meal, we ordered Tom Yum Nam Sai (Chicken), Pad Thai, Pad See Eww, Kao Pad, Kao Pad Supparos, and Gang Kari. The food was amazing, full of flavor, and authentic. Everything was beautifully presented and made with fresh ingredients. Portions were decent and the price reasonable. The service was excellent and super friendly. From the wait outside to our meal, this establishment was buzzing, packed with patrons having a great time, food flying out of the kitchen, and that fun, chaotic energy that tells one you're in the right place.
This is a fun restaurant to go with a group of people. Although they have a two hour limit and hold you to it. Came with a group of about 15 people initially we ordered to share as a group but all the food was so good. Everyone just ended up eating the entrées that they ordered. The crying tiger was not too spicy ordered with a side of rice, shrimp, vegetable, lettuce wraps also fresh with great peanut sauce. The decor and ambience is fun and lively, we celebrated a birthday there they brought out a sparkler on a dessert and came out and sang. Located in downtown, it was easily walkable to and from our location.
Trendy cool place with Average tasting food for Me. Don't get the hype. We had to wait in line for about an hour on Friday evening when we reached there around 6.45pm. Food came out really quick after ordering so the service was quick. But the flavors did not hit as much. Parking here can be tricky since it's in belltown. You will have to find paid parking spots. As much as I liked the vibe of this place , food not so much .
1 day ago
Walking into this place felt like being transported straight back to the streets of Thailand. They have such a typical setup with outdoor seating and even an outdoor ordering station that totally captures that authentic, lively night-market vibe. The service is run by locals who know what they're doing. The menu features true-to-form, authentic Thai street food--nothing is modified for American palates, which I appreciated so much! Portions are huge and seriously filling. It's definitely on the pricier side, but the quality, flavor, and generous serving sizes make it totally worth it. We finished off the meal with the Mango Sticky Rice (one of my absolute favorite desserts), and it was pure perfection. Loved every single bit of this experience! read more
This place had a really cool vibe loud music people dancing all the seats surrounding super hectic kitchen. It felt like a little party going on the whole time. The music and the vibe of the place made the food taste better than it probably was, but I would definitely come back with my friends or family to drink and hang out. read more
I've lived in the Seattle area my whole life, and I think we're lucky to have very delicious and consistent Asian food. This restaurant takes it to another level. The flavors are INCREDIBLE... so much flavor. This is going to be a restaurant I recommend to friends and family visiting. I would recommend that if the weather is nice, you should sit outside, since it can get pretty hot inside where they're cooking. But the service was QUICK and I cannot recommend this place enough!! read more
A great find in Seattle! I've seen this be recommended for so long on social media but never really had the chance to go, but when we did, oh my goodness the flavors are IMMACULATE! Love how tender the steak was and the spring rolls were phenomenal. A bit on the louder side but it would make sense since it's a late night place that also serves drinks! read more
Craving Thai food, we decided to have dinner at Bangrak Market. The restaurant was lively and packed with people, with upbeat, loud music playing throughout the evening, creating a fun and energetic atmosphere. Our food came out surprisingly quickly, so we didn't have to wait long at all. Everything was delicious and flavorful, although some of the dishes were a little too spicy for us. The servers were attentive and responsive, always there when we needed them without being intrusive. Overall, it was an enjoyable dinner and a great place to satisfy our Thai food cravings! read more
4 days ago
This place was a vibe! We went around 9 on Thursday and the music and patrons were lit! The food was delicious, we are from out of town and thankfully reviews led us here and did not disappoint. Everything we had was delicious. The tofu was crunchy and paired with the sauce delicious. Crying tiger was flavorful and had great spice. The sauce served with the prawn was the hit, added extra spice and flavor beautifully. We used that sauce with tofu and it was all delicious. read more
Happened to stop in and get lucky with the happy hour menu and let's just say it didn't disappoint. This place is super lively and has a damn good playlist lol if you know you know. Service was good, very attentive staff. Food was amazing, WOW! I'll be dreaming of it till I get to visit the city again. read more
25 days ago
I love this spot! The first thing that stood out to me was the environment because it really feels like you've stepped into an outdoor market in Bangkok. There are so many little details throughout the space that create that feeling, and at night especially, the whole place has such a fun energy. The food is amazing and I also love that they carry dishes and items that aren't commonly found in the States but are much more familiar if you've spent time in Thailand. That alone makes Bangrak worth visiting. There's something really fun about coming here in the evening. The atmosphere, food and little market details all come together and make it feel much more like an experience than simply going out for dinner. Trust me, it's a vibe. If you're missing Thailand or just want somewhere with a lively, distinctly Bangkok feel and great food, this is definitely worth checking out. Parking is tough around here because of it's location, there is a parking lot in the back side that I would suggest checking first. read more
Super loud, kinda crazy, but super fun. We had the fried prawns (w the most amazing green sauce), chicken satay (the best satay I've ever had), deep-fried tofu & Lao-style papaya salad (this was good too, kinda pungent, I've only ever had the Thai-style papaya salad which is a bit lighter in taste). Someone complained about "ventilation". Yo, just pretend like you're in Thailand. For being so crazy busy, service was very attentive. You can flag down anyone to order additional food. Plus food comes out at lighting speed. Def fun place to go with friends. Don't go if you can't handle loud music. read more
We came for Sunday brunch and the place was already packed by the time we arrived -- always a good sign, so expectations were high walking in. The boat noodles delivered: generous toppings, rich broth, and a really great depth of flavor. This dish alone is worth coming back for. Unfortunately, the chicken dishes let the meal down. The roasted chicken was dry and came out lukewarm instead of hot, which was disappointing. The Hainanese chicken rice had the same issue -- the white meat was bland and lacked the tenderness/flavor you'd expect from a proper Hainan chicken. The atmosphere is fun and festive (loved the string lights and the market-stall vibe), and the space fills up fast, so I'd recommend going early or expect a wait. Bottom line: Stick to the noodle dishes here -- the boat noodles are the standout. I'd skip the chicken plates until they improve on temperature and seasoning. read more
Now I completely understand why there's always a line out the door for this place, even though the space inside is huge! The vibe here is incredible. The moment you walk in, it feels like you've been transported straight to a bustling Thai night market or a lively pub along the strip. The interior design and decor are so fun and detailed. Just keep in mind that it gets pretty loud and energetic inside, but in a fun, vibrant way that really adds to the experience. We ordered a little bit of everything: Tom Kha: Perfectly creamy, tangy, and hit all the right aromatic notes. Kor Moo Yang (Grilled Pork Neck): Tender, super savory, and packed with flavor. Pad Thai & Fried Rice: Both classic comfort dishes executed exceptionally well--not dry at all and loaded with taste. Everything came out piping hot and full of authentic flavor. The wait can be a bit long during peak hours, but it's 100% worth it. Definitely a new go-to Thai spot in Seattle! read more
20 hours ago
Really enjoyed this place! Fun ambiance felt like a market - a bit noisy though if you're trying to chat with friends across the table. Got the goong ob wonsen which was amazing with massive prawns! The mango sticky rice was ok - mangos weren't super ripe. But would def go back for the food/entrees! read more
Seattle's Thai scene is hotter than sticky rice freshly unwrapped at the table and somewhat less likely to burn one's fingers. Thai cuisines vary depending on the region, but in general Thai food is known for balancing sweet, salty, spicy, and sour flavors. It also features a generous helping of fresh herbs and coconut milk. This results in bold, complex, and often herbaceous dishes. Located on Second Avenue in Belltown, Bangrak Market is named after the most famous market in Bangkok, where we had our first dinner in Seattle. The reservation was easily made via their website. Upon arrival, it was pretty busy and felt like a market when one stepped inside thanks to the colorful streamers and decor. The decorations were so unique, especially the baskets used throughout the space, and the whole vibe instantly transports one to Thailand without actually being there. It has such an energetic and party-like vibe. The music felt like one's in a bar, and the atmosphere was super fun. My partner, his family, our friends, and I managed to get a big table for a party of 14. With so many menu options, one can order with confidence. For starters, some ordered the Fresh Garden Rolls (Tofu), Chicken Satay, and Kao Mun Gai. As the main meal, we ordered Tom Yum Nam Sai (Chicken), Pad Thai, Pad See Eww, Kao Pad, Kao Pad Supparos, and Gang Kari. The food was amazing, full of flavor, and authentic. Everything was beautifully presented and made with fresh ingredients. Portions were decent and the price reasonable. The service was excellent and super friendly. From the wait outside to our meal, this establishment was buzzing, packed with patrons having a great time, food flying out of the kitchen, and that fun, chaotic energy that tells one you're in the right place. read more
3 months ago
This is a fun restaurant to go with a group of people. Although they have a two hour limit and hold you to it. Came with a group of about 15 people initially we ordered to share as a group but all the food was so good. Everyone just ended up eating the entrées that they ordered. The crying tiger was not too spicy ordered with a side of rice, shrimp, vegetable, lettuce wraps also fresh with great peanut sauce. The decor and ambience is fun and lively, we celebrated a birthday there they brought out a sparkler on a dessert and came out and sang. Located in downtown, it was easily walkable to and from our location. read more
Trendy cool place with Average tasting food for Me. Don't get the hype. We had to wait in line for about an hour on Friday evening when we reached there around 6.45pm. Food came out really quick after ordering so the service was quick. But the flavors did not hit as much. Parking here can be tricky since it's in belltown. You will have to find paid parking spots. As much as I liked the vibe of this place , food not so much . read more
WuzupWuzup!! If you're looking for that night life vibe with great atmosphere, you stopped at the right place. I got to experience this place on 06/04/26 as I was visiting for the first time. This place did not disappoint!! From the blasting music (good playlists), friendly service making you feel like home, and excellent food. I've tried several items such as Satay, Peek Gai Tod, Kao Moo Dang Moo Krob and Pad Thai. All of them were super delish, fresh ingredients and hot to the touch. I would recommend this place to anyone that is looking for that street food vibe with high energy, I for sure had fun here. read more
This place is very popular but the line moves pretty quick. We put our names on the waitlist and it took about 30 mins to get seated. It's definitely a party place - so if you're looking for that and loud music, you'll enjoy the atmosphere. The food was fine - nothing special. read more
3 months ago
Wow just wow! Who knew there's a slice of Bangkok street food in downtown Seattle Belltown. Such a cool vibe and unique eating experience that transports you to the alleys of some Southeast Asia neighborhood. High energy music makes the place very lively and fun. Friendly and prompt service. Food here is tasty too. We tried: - PLA TOD Deep fried fish with mango salad - MOO YANG Pork Jowl - Crying tiger - GOONG AOB WOONSEN Prawn with glass noodle Look forward to coming back here and try other dish. read more
3 months ago
Friends and I came in for dinner on Saturday while visiting Seattle. We put our name for table for 5 people. It was a long wait to get seated. Ordered Pad Thai, Papaya salad, Chicken larb, Spring rolls, beef skewers, chicken rice, and a few drinks. Overall, food was good with the exception of papaya salad. We ask for mild but it came out extremely spicy. I could not eat. read more
love this place! this has gotta my my favorite thai food spot in seattle. after recently being introduced to good thai food in my 20s, i've been visiting a LOT of thai food spots around the US. bangrak market is in my top 3. food-wise, the crying tiger appetizer is beautifully tender, comes in a reasonable size, and was such an excellent start to the meal. i'm going to start ordering this everywhere i go just because of this dish. after that, i typically swing for the pad kee mao (a level 3 is reasonably spicy imo by the way, i have a just above average spice tolerance), not burn your mouth off, but it's hot. tastes amazing and the portion size is excellent. i finished my plate and half of my friends' plate last time i came hahah. pad kra pao was also extremely flavorful and good! love the quality of the thai tea here but my only knock on it is that the price to portion size is quite bad compared to other spots like omo thai tea or kin len in the area. worth it if you like thai tea though! the vibe is up in this place, it can be a touch loud, but its a sit down, good spot for families, friends of all group sizes. service is fast, attentive, and nice, all good things! i love coming here and i know you will too! overall: 9.25/10 taste: 10/10 price: 8.5/10 read more
3 months ago
Randomly decided on Bangrak Market when choosing a spot for dinner, it was about a half an hour wait and very busy. Ordered the pad thai and khao soi. They also have chili sauce which was very spicy, a little goes a long way. -pad thai: very tasty and flavorful, I enjoyed adding some chili sauce which gave it a nice kick. -knao soi: loved the soup and egg noodles Both were delicious and well balanced, I'd love to come back read more
A new favorite in Seattle! Vibrant colors, delicious food, speedy service, and fun energy! This was my second time dining here and both times I've been here, I've been blown away with how delicious their food is! We started with a Lilikoi Margarita and Ginger Martini as well as Fresh Garden Rolls, which were quite generous in size (4 large pieces) and very good. Drinks were very good! We enjoyed Pad Thai and Pad Kee Mao. Pad Thai is a staple and was good, but if you want something that has a ton of flavor and a nice mix of noodles and veggies, check out their drunken noodle dish Pad Kee Mao. Appreciate you can customize heat level as well. Overall the vibe in this place is awesome! We had hoped to sit outside, but didn't make reservations, so were sat in the back dining area. It was very hot back there - not sure that is an everyday type thing, but next time I go I would wait for a different part of the restaurant than sit there. Service was super quick and attentive! read more
2 months ago
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Such an incredible Thai restaurant, with their top notch food, accompanied by amazing music and vibes. We came to the restaurant around evening time and got a table inside right away. The tables in the shack area were already full. We could see the chefs cooking and preparing the dishes at full speed in the kitchen. There was a bar with some seats. The interior had hanging buckets, baskets, umbrellas, mangoes. The menu had so many unique and interesting dishes. We ordered the chicken satay, pad kee mao and kao gang paa curry. All dishes were so delicious. The gang paa curry came in a bucket. It was so so good that I felt obligated to finish the whole thing, since I couldn't take left over with me. At the end we ordered the mango sticky rice that was also fantastic. It had milky rice and two huge slices of sweet mango. The service was good overall. All staff members were friendly. The dishes came out within minutes. It was very impressive. By the time we finished dining, the restaurant was almost full. It was one of the most impressive spots in Seattle during my trip. read more
4 months ago
Really great food here and definitely has a more authentic flavor than most Thai spots around that just serve the generic americanized Thai options. We ordered the whole fried snapper, moo ping, gai yang and mango sticky rice for dessert. All were fantastic and we were surprised that the gai yang was actually a whole chicken! We ordered it to go for our kids so didn't realize it till we got home. They really enjoyed the chicken too and the flavor from roasting over charcoal really made this dish! read more
2 months ago
place is spacious but floor is a bit sticky. staffs are nice, great ambiance, but music is too loud for my ears. anyway, regarding the foods: * fried chicken knuckles: a recommended dish. they fried perfectly and put some fried onions on top and sweet sour sauce on the side... * tum tadd - super somtum: i asked for lao style but i will say that they put too much lime so the sauce a bit sour for my taste buds. still can taste the spicy but not like i want to be but still ok... overall, i will say their presentation is great and nice. prices are average and service is pretty fast. love this place and absolutely recommended for thai food lovers... read more
Man this place deserves 10 stars from me. I love how I RAVE AND EAT at the same time. Both the food and the music were banging! Once you enter, I immediately noticed the kitchen manager checking all food before sending out. It looked like the street food stand they used to have. It gave me a feeling of night market in Asia. Love that vibes. I got Kua Gai (pan fried noodle with eggs, prawns, calamari, chicken). It's easy to over season on those noodles because they soak up all the sauce and tend to make it salty. But wow their flavor is impeccable. The ingredients are fresh, great portion, prawns and calamari were cooked beautifully. Chicken satays were good. Not dry. The peanut sauce elevated the dish to another level. Sweet sticky rice with mango was a good finishing dessert. The coconut made it fresh with the sticky rice. Highly recommend this place. Staff were attentive. They have indoor and outdoor seating (playing different music). Decor is cool. read more
13 days ago
We just got off our Alaskan Cruise and craved for an authentic Thai food...and remembered that our friends on Instagram Brooke.and.Ben posted about Bangrak Market. So we had to give it a try. It did not disappoint. Everything was so delicious. We got the this giant appetizer plate filled with tiger shrimps and chicken/beef satay, Thai Boat Noodles, Pad see Ew and Panang Curry. They all were so flavorful. The restaurant is decorated so trendy and service is so sweet too. We will definitely will come back to eat at Bangrak when we're in Seattle. read more
2 months ago
One of a few restaurants that opens late at Seattle. There seems to be a constant line since it opens late. There are seating both inside and outside. We sat outside. We started off with the Fried Veggie Spring Rolls and Grill Pork Jowl. The veggie rolls fillings were too mushy for me. The Grill Pork was a bit fatty for me as well. For Entrees, we got Panang Beef, Kua Gai, Kao Moo Dang Moo Krob, and Goya Teaw Ruea(Boat Noodle Soup). All the dish were good size and good flavor. The Boat noodle soup was heavy on the star anise. Bit too strong for me. A good place to eat if there are no other options. read more
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2 months ago
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Thank you so much, Samantha! We truly appreciate not only the 5…
2 months ago
Phenomenal restaurant! We ended up visiting twice during our week and a half stay. The restaurant ambience is very trendy and almost like a nightclub. It was a little hot. The first time we sat inside, so we sat outside the second time. The curry is consistently very good. Service is very fast. The bathrooms were always pretty clean and neutral gendered. read more
5 months ago
Literally THE BEST Thai place I have ever eaten in. Food was absolutely amazing. So flavorful!!! The vibe is also amazing, it feels like you are in Thailand hehe Staff takes care of you nicely as well! I will be back for sure next time I am in town! read more
2 months ago
Tried this restaurant based off of Yelp reviews and it did not disappoint. We came before the dinner rush and were seated right away. We ordered quite an array: chicken satay, papaya salad, phad Thai, and pad see ewe. Everything was DELICIOUS. The panang curry was some of the best I've ever had. The waitresses were friendly and the music made it feel like we were actually in Thailand We will definitely be back. read more
13 days ago
7 months ago
Vibey spot but was a bit taken back when they greeted us and immediately listed a whole terms and conditions starting with only one card and a 1.5 hour dining limit. This was at noon for lunch as a party of four when there was no other party seated. Hadn't heard anything about this before and felt targeted for whatever reason. Doubt it's malicious, but I think it sets a terrible impression. Ambiance feels priced in because items are a bit on the pricier side. I felt that my entree fell short of expectations but there is a solid selection that seems promising, may have to try a classic in the future. Yen Ta Four - a popular street food in Thailand with a unique pink tint from fermented red bean curd. Included in the noodle soup are fish balls, squid, fried tofu, and morning glory. While I expected a sour tanginess, I didn't expect the entire dish to be entirely sour and acidic. Was expecting the four "S" flavors of sour, sweet, savory, and spicy. There was a kick of heat from just 2 stars, but I felt like there was too much vinegar perhaps, as the entire dish tasted like pickled vegetables. The lack of sweetness was particularly surprising. Portion was filling though. read more
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6 months ago
We came here recently and had such a great experience! The space is super cute and vibrant, with colorful decor and a cozy, laid-back vibe. They also have a nice outdoor seating area which is perfect on a sunny day. We parked on the street. We ordered a variety of dishes to share, and everything was delicious. The fresh rolls were light and refreshing with great texture, and the sauces paired really well. The pad see ew was flavorful and had that perfect wok char. The grilled skewers (especially the chicken satay) were juicy and well-marinated, and the beef was tender with a nice smoky flavor. We also tried the grilled squid, which was cooked nicely and not chewy. Overall, the food felt authentic and well-balanced. Portions were generous and great for sharing. Service was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. Would definitely come back again and recommend to friends! read more
6 months ago
Very busy and casual. I had Garden Rolls with shrimp and a Thai iced tea. The woman behind the bar was very nice and efficient. Everyone working there was beautiful. The food was delicious (the peanut sauce dip was yuuuuummmmmmyyyyy! Highly recommend. Oh, and I ordered a pad Thai with chicken to go, for breakfast tomorrow before I catch a plane home! read more
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2319 2nd Ave
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Can the mussamun curry be vegan, including the curry paste? I am confused because it was suggested for the first time as a vegan item the other night but I don't remember the waiter ever suggesting that before. Thank you.
Hi, our new brand of Massamun curry paste does not contain shrimp paste. So if you order it with just veggies or tofu, it will be vegan.…
How long wait time tonight at 6:30pm for party of 7? Or walk in?
There will be some wait. Please consider walk in.
How long is the wait usually on Fridays dinner time (6 PM) for 4 people?
About 30 mins Or less - we usually seat you first if your full party is waiting outside
Do you only accept reservations for parties of 7 or more? I'm visiting from out of town in 2 weeks and have heard great things about this place. I'd like to make reservations for me and my husband but not sure if you accept them for small parties.
Yes, seven or more only. Smaller parties are welcome to walk in.…
I want to make a reservation on April 1 at 6:45pm for 2 people and one toddler. On your website, there is no option to reserve, but at least 7 people. I want to reserve as I have kid with me. Is there a way I can reserve online?
I've gone on Saturday evenings and you have to log your name on a tablet outside. You can maybe try calling, but have not tried. The wait can be a walk in to one hour in my experience. The positive thing is you can do other things nearby and…
Is this restaurant wheelchair accessible?
Yes, but please let’s us know before you come in so we can save some table for you.
Are there gluten free options available?
Yes, several items are GF or GFO. I had the kao pad kaprao (Thai holy basil) GF, which was excellent.
Do they have happy hour deals? What days/times? Thank you!
Yes, 4-6pm every day! You can find a copy of their menu here: https://www.bangrakmarket.com/digital-menu
How do the spiciness levels compare to the average american thai restaurant?
It's pretty the same but more distinct between different spicy levels. It's not very spicy if you go with mild. But if you choose medium or hot, or even extreme hot, it can be very spicy.
How is parking here?
Street parking only. It's downtown Seattle so it really depends on the time and day.
Which soup menu has no pork in it (blood/oil/meat/etc)? Other than the vegan options of course.
Most of our soups are made to order. You can easily request not to put pork in any of them. Other than the boat Noodle- which contains pork blood and spices as the base of the soup.…
Does boat noodle soup have blood in it?
There is no chunk of blood, but yes the both has a touch of crimson pig's blood, which makes the both appear dark.
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