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4.1 (2.4k reviews)
Closed • 10:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Kathy V.

Finally made it over to Blackwood in the SF Marina! It's been on my bookmarks for years, but I rarely make it out this way because... let's be real... the parking is horrible. Since it's Gemini season, we came for brunch to celebrate a friend's birthday. Definitely make reservations, y'all! There was already a line when we arrived, so I'm glad I planned ahead. I ordered the Brekkie Tacos, while the table shared the soufflé eggs (one vegetarian and one with shrimp & beef), their famous Million Dollar Bacon, and a side of the Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. Everything was so good! I practically inhaled my food since I skipped breakfast and had only coffee beforehand. If you're in the Marina area, I definitely recommend checking this spot out. Great food, great vibes, and most importantly... everyone left happy especially the birthday girl!

Alice F.

The floral ambience makes this such a dreamy brunch spot. The food looks just as good as it tastes. I also enjoyed the Thai bites, which added something different to the menu. The drinks, though, were a bit mid. Overall, it's a spot I'd recommend for brunch, especially if you're looking for a beautiful setting and Instagram-worthy food. - Pomegranate Iced Tea - Spiced Almond Lavender - Coconut Matcha Latte - Crispy Spring Rolls - Pimped Up Ramyun - Angus Beef Noodle Soup - Chicken & Waffle

Kelly N.

Unfortunately, we were a little disappointed with the food and experience. We were able to easily make a reservation through Yelp for Saturday brunch. The restaurant was full so it ended being a good idea. The restaurant has a bit of a fancy vibe with pendant lighting and flowers along the walls. We got the Moco Benedict and the Kai Gata w/ Rainbow Potatoes. The rainbow potatoes were crunchy and fluffy on the inside, but unfortunately, some of the pieces were super salty. The poached egg on the benedict was overcooked. Parking is tough to find on the street and expensive so overall, it doesn't seem worth it for us to come back just for this.

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Evora H.

Literally everything I ordered was amazing! The spring rolls, beef wraps, and popcorn chicken were all so good. Then came the spicy prawns and vegetables served with perfectly steamed white rice--absolutely delicious. The Blue Wave rum cocktail, beautifully presented in a crystal fish glass, was perfection. The service was on point: friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated and creates such a great atmosphere. This place is an absolute must-visit!

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Stephanie K.

Lovely little spot right on Chestnut with indoor and outdoor seating. The menu is exquisite with its Thai fusion options and everything we ordered was delicious! I fear I did not get any photos of the food because we devoured it too quickly. We ordered the Moco Benedict, Tom Yum Shakshuka, Pad See Ew, BW scramble, and Souflegg. Portions are generous, food is colorful & flavorful. Service was great and their cocktails were also a delight. Great spot!

Caili C.

I came back for brunch with a larger group of friends and tried the Marina jook which was great as I needed something warm and comforting. The texture of the congee was luscious with a good amount of sesame oil and chili oil for fragrance. The bacon added a nice crunch and flavor as well. It's definitely a hearty dish and I took half of it home for later but really hit the spot. Our server was great taking different modifications and everything turned out pretty good. I tried a bit of the stone bowl rice and souffle omelet and both were yummy. Overall solid spot for brunch in the Marina but of course with Marina prices.

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Vanessa D.

Solid food and drinks! The pad Thai was flavorful and i appreciated the amount of chicken, tofu and eggs. We also had the pad see you which was delightful! They didn't skimp on the meat for either dish. I will mention that the male staff who sat us wasn't very friendly and a bit standoff-ish. Other than that, i really enjoyed sitting outside, having a drink and a bite to eat while people watching.

Hot Stone Pot
Esther C.

cozy neighborhood spot with a great vibe one thing that stood out right away was the portions. they're huge, so definitely come hungry or be ready to share food was solid overall, and the relaxed atmosphere makes it a nice spot to catch up with friends over a meal would come back, especially knowing how generous the portions are

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Brian L.

Blackwood had very standard thai dishes. Nothing that tasted bad, but I felt like there wasn't anything here that stood out in particular. I would need to order some other menu items to find out about their other types of cuisines, but based on the one I had it felt very average.

Victoria M.

Make a reservation if you can, the wait time can be really long. It's kind of small inside but there is a small area for outdoor seating. The portion sizes are pretty decent. I had the Thai Shakshuka it came out hot(how I like it) and they mixed it for me.

Panang Curry w/ Pork
Kellie C.

We tried the Panang curry with pork, the popcorn chicken, the marina strips, and the 24 hour beef noodle soup. Popcorn chicken: I honestly felt like we could have went without this. It wasn't awful, but the chicken was a little bit dry and I felt like it was mostly breading. Marina Strips: I thought the marina ships were not bad. The beef was very tender, but the flavors were a little too strong. They use Sriracha as one of the main sauces, and it was a bit much for me. Panang Curry: I've got the Panang curry was really good. I opted with pork and everything was cooked perfectly and the flavor was fantastic. It was really good to eat with rice. 24 hour beef noodle soup: I tried a little bit of the 24 hour beef noodle soup. The soup base was very flavorful and the beef was very tender. No complaints. I came for dinner on a Saturday night around 7 PM and didn't have to wait at all. The restaurant itself is very beautiful and decorated with flowers on the walls. The staff were really nice. I would love to come back here for brunch, which is what they are known for.

Ashley W.

This was such a cute hidden spot in San Fransico that I visited during my girls trip. The flavoring on the chicken and waffles was delicious! The chicken was cooked with a really good crisp. Then we tried some of the Thai dishes which were really good and flavorful as well. I loved the decor in the restaurant with all of the flowers.

Fried Chicken Waffle 8/10
Janae H.

I picked my dad up from SFO around 10am and he was craving breakfast, so I took it as the perfect opportunity to finally try Blackwood Kitchen--especially since I'd heard such great things and wanted him to enjoy a really good meal. When we walked in, the ambiance immediately stood out. The decor was gorgeous: hanging colorful florals, pink roses styled like pillars, and a beautiful mix of gold and brown tones throughout. It felt elegant, warm, and very inviting--definitely a place that makes you pause and take it all in. It was a weekday morning right before New Year's Eve, so the restaurant was empty when we arrived, which made sense with people likely out of town or at work. Once we sat down, I noticed a standing heater across from us--and quickly understood why. The space was quite cold. Our server mentioned it takes time for the heat to kick in during the mornings, so my dad and I kept our coats on while reviewing the menu. To warm us up, we ordered the Apple Pear Toddy (non-alcoholic) and it was nothing short of amazing--10/10. The burst of pear and apple flavors was perfectly balanced, comforting, and exactly what we needed to shake off the chill. It genuinely warmed us up and set the tone for the rest of the meal. To start, my dad ordered the Marina Beef Strips appetizer and really enjoyed it--9/10. The cucumber paired with the spicy beetroot sauce was flavorful with just the right kick. He's not usually a fan of spicy food, but this dish hit the mark for him. For my entrée, I ordered the chicken and waffles (8/10). The chicken was cooked perfectly and I loved the fresh berries, but the waffle leaned a bit too sweet for my taste. With the candied walnuts, syrup wasn't necessary for me. My dad also ordered the Oscar Benedict, and before even digging in, he appreciated the spinach, pimento, and capers on the side. Once everything came together--the fresh crab meat, hollandaise, and parmesan--he gave it a solid 10/10. Every bite worked beautifully. As we continued eating, more guests started to arrive, and I realized we had come in right at opening. The service was excellent--10/10. Our server checked on us multiple times, answered questions, and even complimented our menu choices, which added a nice touch and made the experience feel more engaging. Overall, this is a great spot for breakfast or brunch. The ambiance and decor alone are a 12/10, and the service was attentive and welcoming. I'd love to come back during a busier rush to see how they handle pressure, but based on this visit, they made a strong impression. One suggestion: warming the restaurant before opening--especially during the winter and rainy season--would greatly improve the guest experience. Other than that, Blackwood Kitchen is definitely worth a visit.

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Ask the Community - Blackwood

How is the parking situation there?

Think average SF street parking- not too vast in terms of options but you may get lucky. Parking blocks away is the standard.

Any low sodium options for someone with high blood pressure?

I don't think so

Vaccination card required?

Not anymore

It states on their website that they provide delivery, but they are always "unavailable/closed" on their platforms/apps. What's going on?

Is this place dog friendly?

They have outdoor seating in front of the restaurant that is dog friendly!

As bomb as it looks, is there bottomless mimosas?

Yes!!!! But mimosas were average at best although I am picky!

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Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine - Thai vacation

Farmhouse Kitchen Thai Cuisine

4.2(4.4k reviews)
3.2 mi•Mission
•$$$

The Fleet week and SF Tech Week Edition:…read more San Francisco has to be the best city in America. The diversity and the neighborhoods in SF make America better. Born and Raised in SF and growing up in the Mission you make friends with every nationality. You will see all kinds of restaurants serving food from all seven continents. There is one restaurants in the back streets of the Mission District which has lots of characters and it's serves delicious Thai cuisine. In this area you only use to see people wearing suits only on a Sunday but now you see people wearing suits on a weekday walking around. It's located on Florida ( not the state) street and it's called Farmhouse Kitchen Thai cuisine. On a Fleet Week and SF Tech week stroll I landed on Florida ( not the state) street. When it comes to Thai food I always like trying dishes with seafood. Most restaurants by the water serve seafood that can be bland and stale in SF. Some try to squeeze the life out of a lemon and lime and it still tastes more sour. One thing you can do to change the taste is to put some different flavor on it. Farmhouse Kitchen Thai cuisine offers a seafood plate called the Run Juan Seafood Sizzling and it's exactly the seafood answer for Don Juan . The Run Juan was a bit spicy with the spicy curry paste and jalapeños with and it came with an assortment of different seafood which included shrimp, scallops, calamari, and Manila clams. It wasn't salty like some in SF. I also had the Tom Kha soup which was not too sour like some in SF. I was looking for the purple rice but they had the blue rice which is good to have for Fleet week in honor of the Blue Angels. I washed all down with a purple colored Anchan Limenade. Some things in the Mission has changed and those days are "gone"but one thing won't change is the love of the Mission and for San Francisco by "Don Juan" because the Mission in the city still has it going "on" so go the Farmhouse and enjoy a Thai seafood dish called "Run Juan" Walking the streets of the Mission at night back in the days you had to be "cautious" because the ones who got targeted were the "softest" the Farmhouse is located on the Florida street where the "loft is"and lots of people demand for Run Juan but I am not currently running for "office"

We didn't have a reservation, but they still gave us a table as long as we could finish within an…read morehour. That worked for us. We're vegetarian. Started with the fresh rolls, which were light and crunchy. We usually go for green curry, but they don't have a vegetarian version, so we got the yellow curry instead and the pad kee mow with tofu. I asked for medium spicy but felt like I could've gone spicier. The kids had the flat rice noodles with tofu and broccoli (no egg) and liked it. The kids also liked all the Halloween decorations. There's a big rainbow mural and a cute clawfoot bathtub surrounded by pink flowers!! The food was good, but I'm not sure it fully lived up to the price.

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Saap Ver Authentic Thai Cuisine - Kor Moo Yang: Grilled Pork Shoulder ($21) w/ rice ($4) + Kung Chae Nam Pla: Raw Prawns w/ house spicy lime sauce ($19)

Saap Ver Authentic Thai Cuisine

4.0(928 reviews)
2.9 mi•Mission Bay
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The minute I saw interior pictures on Yelp, I knew I had to come here; every restaurant with good…read moredecor takes their food more seriously, and I was not disappointed. I came on Sunday around 5:30, and was seated immediately. The steady influx/outflux of customers never made it seem too quiet, even though only half the restaurant was utilized. If you decide to come here, I recommend avoiding the Thai staples like Pad Thai and Tom Yum, and ordering at least 1 dish from the "From the Chef" section. This place feels more authentic with more unique offerings compared to your regular run of the mill Thai place (they are mostly government sponsored anyways). I ordered a Papaya salad (Som Tum Poo Pla), a Shrimp Paste Fried Rice, and Roasted Pork with Crispy Pork Belly. For starters, the Papaya salad with a bigger price tag is not for the faint of heart. There is a load of fish sauce, and combined with anchovies, makes for an...acquired dish. I was told by my server that it's pretty authentic, but it's a little too authentic and reminds me of Natto or Beijing tofu juice. The Shrimp Paste Fried rice is a must order; the spread is very instagram worthy and gives me vague paella vibes in terms that it's shareable and good for parties 2-4. I did not see this dish at other Thai restaurants I've been to, so I'd consider pretty unique. Just be mindful that it's on the sweeter side, and the chilis on the side are very, very spicy, so allocate accordingly. The Roasted Pork with Crispy Pork Belly was by far the star of the show. The skin was super crispy, and the pork itself was super tender, melt in your mouth feeling. The flavors and seasonings were perfect, with just a hint of basil to elevate the entire taste. A true adventure for the taste buds, and a must order as a shareable. Service was super friendly, and my waiter answered all my questions with a smile, and even gave us his recommendations since we wanted to stray away from the basic thai food orders. This place is a must come to if you're looking for true authentic Thai food from a chef that has pride in his work. I can't wait to come back to try their other unique dishes!

I've had Saap Ver bookmarked for a while and finally went with 2 old coworkers on a Tuesday night…read more It was packed! I think they benefit from offices nearby, but also, it's the Design District! I don't go there that often, but got there pretty easily on a Lyft Bike. They're also walking distance to a few bus stops and Caltrain. Service was good. For 3 of us, we ordered and shared family-style: - Wagyu Basil Tray--good meat and rice with spices and a perfectly-cooked egg. Hey, I love eggs. - Chicken pad Thai-nice amount of chicken. Good noodle texture and flavor. - Saap Wings--salty and yummy. We also individually ordered Hot ginger tea, Coconut Water, and Thai iced tea. Would be back! It gets loud and the lighting is dim and moody, could be good for groups or date night and we also saw a few families.

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Thai Spice - Peanut Sauce

Thai Spice

4.3(335 reviews)
1.1 mi•Polk Gulch, Nob Hill
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Cute spot that's fairly priced and with good food? That's a triple threat! Came here for dinner…read morewith work friends and split a few dishes. We trie the crispy rolls ($12), papaya salad ($14.50), drunken noodle ($17.25), pad see ew ($17.25) and choo chee salmon ($23.95). The crispy rolls were vegetarian and came with a side of sweet chili dipping sauce. It was a standard roll, nothing to complain about but not something I would go out of my way for. Papaya salad was fresh and came with lettuce leaves as well. A solid app to split with a small group. I didn't try the drunken noodles as the group wanted beef in it, but I heard it was good. We decided to get tofu as the protein for the pad see ew, and it definitely hit the spot. However, I'd say the choo chee salmon was the winner. The curry sauce was super flavorful and had hints of coconut. Salmon was cooked well, and it came with some veggies that soaked up the curry. We didn't ask for rice on the side since we already had 2 carb dishes, but it would pair very nicely with white rice. Service was good. They checked on us and made sure we had everything we needed. I wish they had all the thai spices and sauces though. Usually at Thai restaurants, there's four different condiments, but this one only had a homemade spice concoction.

Food was ok. Ordered the Khao Soi. I liked that there are mustard greens in there that cut out the…read morepotential heaviness of the curry. Packed spot on a Wednesday but couldn't really have conversation with my group bc it was kinda loud. No substitutions and 20% gratuity for a party of 6. I didn't pay attention to this and paid an extra 7% tip.

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Lapisara Eatery - Iced Ube Latte ($8.50)

Lapisara Eatery

4.6(2.1k reviews)
1.7 mi•Lower Nob Hill
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We got the ube latte and iced Thai tea. The ube latte was nutty and delicious. I just wish it had…read morebeen a tad bit hotter, but I'm sure you can ask for it extra hot. The iced Thai tea was well-balanced and not overwhelmingly sweet. The chicken waffle was also good--especially the chicken itself. It was lightly battered and crisp to perfection. I do wish the waffle was more toasted since it was a bit soggy even with barely any syrup. The fruits were fresh and tasted really yummy. As for the PaNang omelette, it was delicious!! It's filled with meat and vegetables, so it's pretty hearty. The curry was so good and had just the right amount of spice. I would highly recommend the PaNang omelette. Parking was difficult since it's in the Tenderloin, but it was definitely worth it. The workers are nice, and the place is really cute.

Damnnn this place is so good. I hardly visit SF so I asked Chat for a recommendation for my…read morebirthday brunch and it recommended Lapisara and how thankful am I! I made a reservation through Yelp but it seemed like they don't really check yelp for that so I would recommend to call for a table. Luckily, we showed up 30 mins early and there was a corner table near the kitchen available for my party of 5. I had the smoked salmon toast because I'm a basic bitch but whatever it was really yummy with a nice fresh half of avocado, salmon, capers.. all the fixings. The only issue about it was the two giant patty sized slices of red onion was intense. I only ate one ring of it because that's all it needed but I guess it's better for the option of more than too little? Idk not that serious. It came with a side salad that looked undressed but whatever magical dressing they put on it.. hello I need the recipe!! Peach Bellini pitcher was yummy and the brut was acceptable. My party of 5, including 2 brunch fiends and two fabulous locals, said they all really liked the food. If I'm in the area I would definitely come again! What we ordered: Chai latte Mocha Regular latte Peach Bellini liter Smoked salmon toast Smoked salmon cruffle (croissant smashed in a waffle iron) with an added poach egg Holy Chili bomb basil omelette Thai panang omelette Meat lovers omelette The restaurant is cute with a beautiful natural light. I just wish we had a better table but again, it was acceptable. We did metered parking 2 blocks away for $6 for 2.5 hours.

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Kin Khao - Pad Kee Mao

Kin Khao

3.8(2.8k reviews)
1.9 mi•Union Square
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They say San Francisco doesn't have traditional seasons during a traditional four season year. One…read moreday the sun comes out and everyone is out and about and then the next day Karl the Fog will appear. October just started and September photo dumps and recaps are all over my social media feed about their last days of summer. One season is underway in October around Halloween and it is duck season. I was craving some duck noodle soup since I last went to the Thai brunch spot Rice & Shine. So the stars aligned and I went to a Michelin star restaurant which serves duck noodle soup in SF and Thai dishes. It's located inside the 55 Parc Hotel and it's called Kin Khao which means Eat Rice in Thai. On a Fall stroll I landed at Parc 55 inside Kin Khao. Although it's located between Union Square and Tenderloin which has lots Southeast Asian spots I decided to try this Michelin star Thai food which is the first in SF. The second Michelin star Thai food restaurant is also inside at another hotel located in Japantown in SF. I had to get the duck noodle soup and it was savory and a came with a leg of duck which was tender. The broth was tasty and flavorful but it had thick noodles which is not my favorite but it worked. I then washed it down with some Pinot Noir for Don Juan Pinot Noir. A good casual place to enjoy spicy Thai food in SF. San Francisco has lots of Southeast Asian food like Vietnamese, Burmese, Thai, Cambodian, and "Lao"some have restaurants with Michelin Stars available located in SF "now "which has tasty duck and other delicious dishes with "fowl"and this Michelin Star restaurant by Union Square is named "Kin Khao" Once inside you can feel the aromatic delicious" smell "a place where they make Thai food exceptionally "well"where all food flavors just "gel "and it's located around the Tenderloin by Union Square and inside the "Parc 55 Hotel"

Beautiful atmosphere, wonderful service!…read more Snow jasmine tea, blueflower limeade for drinks both very good. Had the pad kee mao and my partner had the khao mun gai. Pad kee mao was so good, adding the lime was great and was the perfect portion and loved the texture all the vegetables added however at the end i believe it got a little salty but overall was such a great dish. The khao mun gai was so yum and the chicken was so tender it really caught us by surprise. Only thing we thought was just okay was the house pickles, were quite large vegetables. Would definitely come back and certainly enjoyed our meals!

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Kin Khao - Yaowaraj Noodle Bangkok Chinatown Stirred Fried Noodles $28.00

Yaowaraj Noodle Bangkok Chinatown Stirred Fried Noodles $28.00

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New Thai Elephant - C01. Pad Thai Noodle

New Thai Elephant

4.3(631 reviews)
1.4 mi•North Beach/Telegraph Hill
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While we were in San Francisco, we decided to visit New Thai Elephant for dinner…read more That was a great choice. Food was amazing and prices were reasonable. Surprisingly, their menu prices were a bit lower than most restaurants here in the OC and their servings were huge. We had: papaya salad, pad see ew, beef stew noodles soup, mango shrimp salad, roti with curry dipping, and a seafood salad, which I forgot to take a photo and didn't realize that until we were almost done eating. Service was good. Absolutely a must try if you're in San Francisco.

I'm giving this place a solid 3.5 Stars so I rounded up to 4…read more I would have rated it higher but they brought my entree out 10 minutes before the rest of the food including our appetizer! So that sucked. 1st let's admire my Thai Ice Tea. This was so adorable & I felt bad drowning him in my tea ha 2nd - my co-worker said this was the 2nd best Pad Thai he's ever had. They grill the tofu so it's got some crunch to it. Which totally elevates the Pad Thai. My Panang Curry with duck was excellent! Decent amount of duck just a few bones. Great little kick on the spice BUT not so spicy that it makes you regret life choices! Delicious will order again. The only thing I'd complain about is that my rice wasn't sticky. I prefer stickier rice - but this rice is perfect if you don't have a preference. I don't want fully unwashed mush but I like a little more starch. My other co-worker ordered Roasted duck over rice - he said it was tasty & would order again. We did order chicken satay and the chicken had good flavor BUT the peanut sauce was just ok. I'd order it again to see if it was just an off day for the sauce. It's a small restaurant & filled quickly at lunch. Many Asians eating there which told me it would be good. Restrooms were slippery so be careful but clean. Overall I would come again!

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Hed verythai

Hed verythai

4.3(575 reviews)
2.1 mi•Financial District
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I already had high expectations judging from the pictures of this place, but Hed verythai still…read moremanaged to blow my mind! I ordered the Set 3 Chicken. The mushroom soup was the best thai soup I've ever had in my life! It has the sourness of tom yang soup but with a hint of sweetness and creaminess that balances it out so well! The tender, juicy chicken curry was flavored to perfection, the salad and butternut squash were refreshing, and the three grains complemented the meal so nicely. I was stuffed by the end, but not uncomfortably so. Prices were pretty fair; regular sets are $20-something and the seasonal sets are in the 30's. I really appreciated the amazing service we got too. We showed up at 6 pm on a Wednesday night with no reservations for 3 people, but the hostess said she could give us a table for around an hour, before the reserving party arrives, if we were ok with it. They were also very flexible about switching out one of the items in the sets we didn't like as much. The restaurant itself is beautiful and comfortable and 10/10 would recommend this place to anyone! The most well-done Thai food I've ever had!

Ordered the pork belly set menu and I really enjoyed the variety of flavors and textures throughout…read morethe meal. The papaya salad was spicy and sour, making it a refreshing palate cleanser before the main dishes. The pork belly had great flavor and came in a generous portion. I also tried the chicken curry, which paired beautifully with the rice. One of my favorite parts was the three different types of rice--I mixed them together with the dishes, which made each bite a little more interesting. The coconut mushroom soup was amazing, with a rich and comforting flavor. I was surprisingly impressed by the eggplant side dish as well. I'm not usually a fan of eggplant's texture, but it was cooked so well that I actually enjoyed it, and the flavorful sauce helped even more. To finish, the mango coconut pudding was light and refreshing. You could really taste the freshness of the mango, and it wasn't overly sweet--a perfect ending to the meal. Many tables to choose from on a Saturday. The restaurant itself is hidden away in an alleyway so not a lot of foot traffic, it's like a hole in the wall restaurant that you have to find.

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Hed verythai - Dining area

Dining area

Hed verythai - Set 02 : Porkbelly

Set 02 : Porkbelly

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Marnee Thai

Marnee Thai

3.8(2.1k reviews)
3.5 mi•Outer Sunset
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I love checking out new places, but my friend and I enjoy going back to familiar places even more…read more And tonight, that was Marnee. Not crowded on a Saturday night, we were able to choose our table and was greeted with hospitality. My friend ordered a Thai hot tea, which is the warm version of Thai iced tea. She can't eat spicy, so we ordered a chicken broth soup filled with vermicelli and Napa cabbage. This could be a meal on its own. There was also a snapper curry wrapped in banana leaf, which was delicious, sauteed morning glory, and a heaping bowl of rice on the side. For dessert, we had taro sticky rice with vanilla ice cream. Everything tasted delightful. We like the Thai decorations here and enjoyed our dinner and conversations in this cozy spot!

made a reservation by calling on a saturday evening but it wasn't busy when we walked in around 6…read more we were greeted warmly and seated right away. they brought menus, explained the specials and brought water. since it was our first time and the menu was pretty extensive, we took a while to order. we ordered a thai tea, singha, spicy angel tofu and roti with curry to start. the thai tea was creamy and sweet and the singha was refreshing with a unique taste. the spicy angel tofu wasn't too spicy but had great flavor and texture. the roti was flaky and buttery and the salad was a nice accompaniment. for our mains we ordered the red curry with tofu (definitely appreciated all the options to add tofu) and pad see ew. everything came out hot and flavorful. the ambiance was warm and inviting as well as the service! would definitely come again!

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Marnee Thai - Relaxed comfy Interior

Relaxed comfy Interior

Marnee Thai - Inside

Inside

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Blackwood - thai - Updated October 2026

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