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Cool little spot for Thai. The pad se ew had great chewy thick noodles, savory, sweet, smoky, with tender greens and chicken. The wings were well seasoned and perfectly salted and crispy. Everything was hot, fresh, and tasty.
Never had a pak mor youn but I'll def be back for a bit. For the cultured individuals it's a more refreshing version of banh cuon (if you never had it you missing out)! And the dry tom yum could be customized for my mild ass. Cute and pretty fatty portions. Bulk approved
Came here for a quick dinner and left completely stuffed. Just a heads-up on how the setup works since it's super casual: there isn't traditional table service. You order at the counter when you walk in, grab a seat, and they'll bring the food out to you. Everything else is totally self-serve--you grab your own water, utensils, and condiments. When you're finished, you bus your own table and drop your dishes at the return station. I ordered the pumpkin panang curry with fried chicken, and the portion size was massive! The curry was super rich, heavy, and packed a ton of flavor. The fried chicken held up really well with the sauce, too. The taste was definitely there, and you get a lot of food for what you pay. I'll definitely be back next time I'm craving a solid, hearty curry.
We came to E-Jae Pak Mor for lunch on Monday at 11:40am. We had heard good things about this place and finally had some time when we were in the I.D. to try it. We scanned the electronic menu at the front, ordered, then got water at the self-serve station. We beat the lunch crowd so we had plenty of tables to choose from. The bright and cheery decor had nice ambiance and the staff were friendly and welcoming. My hubs ordered the Khao Soi Chiang Mai, one of his favorite dishes to order at a Thai restaurant. It was huge and came in a big, wide bowl. He enjoyed the flavor of the yellow curry and building heat of this dish. Make sure to get a steak knife at the front counter so you can cut the meat from the chicken drumstick (if you're not biting into it). Also, if you are a spice lightweight like me, this is not your dish. But if you enjoy spice and curries, you will enjoy this dish. I got the E-Jae House Noodle with chicken and no egg. Wow, their handmade rice noodles were amazing! So soft, tender, and kinda ropey. I loved the texture and taste of this dish. The sauce was light and complimented the noodles, chicken, green onions, and cilantro. It's so great to eat a restaurant dish that isn't too salty or saucy! It comes with a side of chili sauce which I didn't use, but if you like spice, I am sure it was good. We ended our meal by sharing a small order of the Mango Sticky Rice. It was delightful. The mango was perfectly ripe, the sticky rice was delicious, and it was topped with little crispies which we found out later was fried mung beans. A great ending to a great meal. We will definitely be back!
We got here just before lunch time around 11:40am and the line was short and there were plenty of empty tables. By 12:20pm it was packed. We got the chicken E-Jae House Noodles, with their homemade wide rice noodles and the Khao Soi Chiang Mai with chicken. Their homemade wide rice noodles were incredible. Soft and delicate and not overly sauced. I'm going to judge all future rice noodles against these. Will definitely be back for more of these fresh noodles! First off their take on Khao Soi is huge. It was enough noodles and sauce for two meals for me. It came with one chicken leg (enough for one meal). Make sure to grab a knife from the front counter to get the chicken off the bone. Their flavor profiles are different from other Thai places I've tried. I enjoyed it. We also got the small mango and sticky rice. The mango was perfectly ripe. The small was enough for two people after all those noodles. It has tall windows so the place is well lit and I enjoyed the colorful decor. You get a number when you order and they bring your food to the table.
Really good Thai street food near the lightrail station in CID. Good amount of seating inside but not ideal for large groups. You order at the front and they bring out your food. I love a good rice noodle and they do it so well. It very thin and soaks up the sauce very well. I got the guay tiew lohd tom yum and it was so flavorful. Protein is marinated pork and fried shrimp as topping. You can taste the fish sauce, and tanginess from tom yum. Good textures with pork, pork roll, bean sprouts, and peanuts. Overall good food. Would come back to try their other dishes!
The Pak mor yuan was so good!! We ordered the 6-piece portion and a khaosoi. The pak mor yuan wrapping was super tender and soft and melts in your mouth. The savory fillings also blended super well with the wrapping and were absolutely delicious. Khao Soi was good too but I wasn't impressed- the noodles were not cooked too well and kinda stuck together, but it wasn't major. However seating was a bit confusing as you had to find an empty table and the server would bring you the food. When it was busy the line and wait got messy and it's possible to get your food without having a table so I don't recommend coming here when it's super busy There were around 8 tables and some bar seatings. You can see staff making the food over the counter and the ventilation was done well even with all the stir fry and cooking.
The food was very good and portion sizes were good as well. The seating can be a little limited as the place is smaller. We weren't asked to provide a spice level first and only was prompted to add spice when we asked if we can adjust spice. Other people who ordered after weren't asked for a spice level either so I'm a little confused if they expect to give 0 spice for everything normally.
Thoughts are purely on the mango sticky rice, not any of the main dishes. We came here craving mangoes and mango sticky rice, so went for the large. Was surprised at how small it felt on first impression but overall, felt it was just okay maybe underwhelming. Mango Sticky Rice (Large) - rice didn't taste fresh, maybe a bit old. While still chewy, the rice was a bit firmer and not as soft as expected. It's the start of summer so mango season is upon us, but they weren't too flavorful. Slightly on the tarter side while having hints of sweetness. Could have been an unlucky mango.
We absolutely loved it here! The fresh made noodles made every dish so delicious! You really can't find this everywhere. Service was friendly and didn't take too long even though they were making the noodles fresh. We really enjoyed the pad see ew and also the pak mor youn. The real surprise was the fried chicken that I chose as the protein for the pad see ew, it was SO good and crunchy. The restaurant is clean and theres tables for small amd large groups.
OK listen the thai food was totally fine but that's not important because LISTEN OK LISTEN the thai tea here is the best in the city, maybe even the best I've ever had and it's unique. You might think thai tea mostly tastes the same and you're right, there's often not a lot of variance, but here they bring a bold nuanced tea flavor balanced perfectly with just enough creaminess and sweetness to give you an out-of-this-world experience. Don't sleep on it! Oh yeah the food ok sure I got the khai mon gai which was decent, hit the spot, but DID I MENTION THE THAI TEA?!
pros: friendly quick service, communal spice/water station cons: limited seating, found a bug in my food I ordered the su kho thai and the broth was interesting, not tom yum based at all, very sweet and there was no typical "hot and sour" taste if that's what you're expecting. when ordering i repeated twice to add shrimp and the waiter still forgot, so i had to order on the backend. halfway through i found a bug in my soup and lost my appetite. i'm not expecting michelin star quality but maybe turn on a light in the kitchen so bugs aren't getting in peoples food ??
Good Thai food spot fusion with Vietnamese, very small inside so seating would be hard, service was great, they have really good chili oil sauce as well! Food delicious
I was driving by and had to give this place a try. I'm glad I did! I had the Pak Mor Yuan, and it was great! Fresh rice noodles stuffed with ground pork and other seasonings, and the green sauce they served with it was awesome! Definitely coming back to try more! read more
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1 year ago
I didn't love or hate this spot. I'd be willing to try other things on the menu since it sounds like those might be better. I wouldn't go out of my way to come back. Staff was helpful. Kao Mun Gai ($14.95) - Chicken was tough compared to others I've tried. The rice was good! I enjoyed the big pieces of cilantro here but I can see it being troublesome to others. Beef Stew with Rice ($17.35) - Beef and shiitake mushrooms were juicy. Passion Drink ($5.50) - I usually love passion fruit but this was not up my alley. read more
3 years ago
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3 years ago
I love Thai food so my friend and I decided to visit E-Jae Pak Mor's newest location in International District after seeing some TikTok foodies' videos lol. They're located next to Oasis and across Uwajimaya building. Parking is going to be difficult to find so I recommend trying the Uwajimaya lot and buying something $20 to have 1-2 hours of parking validated. Highly recommend the Khao Soi Chiang Mai! It is both soft and crispy egg noodles in yellow curry sauce. The yellow curry was similar to Vietnamese coconut yellow curry. Curry sauce and chicken were both flavorful and generously portioned so it's great for sharing. Guay Tiew Lohd was also good. It tasted similar to Vietnamese banh cuon (wide rolled rice noodles) and thit kho (caramelized pork). There was also this green sauce that tasted similar to fish sauce but a little bit more sweet and sour. Overall, great ambiance, food presentation for Thai dishes and friendly customer service. I will be back! read more
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1 year ago
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3 years ago
A truly unique Thai spot that serves many items that you cannot find at most Thai restaurants in the Greater Seattle area. I tried the pak mor yuan and the guay teow lohd. Both items were very spot on and unique. I love rice rolls and the ground pork in the park mor yuan went very well with everything including the sauces. As for the guay teow lohd the marinated pork belly was so spot on. In addition to how good the food was, the service was casual as you go up to the kiosk to order than go sit down and wait for food to be brought out. The interior also had cute decorations and vibes! A must try in the CID. read more
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Great place for a quick and casual lunch in the international district! I've never tried pak mor but I loved the chewy texture, I would highly recommend. The spicy beef noodle soup was tasty and warming but I would say the chicken rice was just ok and nothing special. The staff was nice and you order at the register and sit down, the food will be brought out to you! Definitely try this spot out read more
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I was craving Thai street food and stumbled on this place. They replaced the old state burger. Close and street parking if you can find it. Order first then sit down. Self bus your table. Everything we ordered was fire but could be more spicy! They didn't offer spicy option. We ordered chicken and rice, egg noodles, beef noodle, Tom yum noodle, pak mor, Thai tee, lilikoi tea and passion fruit mixed drink. Flavor was so delicious! Reminds me of sitting on the streets of Bangkok! read more
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3 years ago
I came here last year with friends and ordered their Chiang Mai Khao Soi Tofu noodle curry and this time I tried their Pak Mor Entrée Rab Rae Jae and it was full of flavor and deliciousness with egg and veggie egg roll with a flavorful spicy dipping sauce which has that heat kick but not too overpowering even though I love spicy food and can handle 3 or 4 chilies Overall, dish was perfect to my liking and I love the way they made the thai iced tea concoction. Service was wonderful and the staff spoke Thai with me as I thank them for bringing the food with their hospitality. Inside barely any tables to sit at which is probably why lunch time is their busy hour but go seating at the bar with a window view better than nothing. Next time I will come here earlier before 12pm to find a table seating. Love this place across from Uwajimaya. Will definitely come back soon read more
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E-Jae Pak Mor was really cute. It's a small self-serve restaurant, and they have more authentic Thai dishes. It was definitely PACKED with flavor. A little bit too much in my opinion, but would come back just to try other items! read more
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sorry, E-Jae Pak Mor.. I wasn't honest/bold enough to tell you your signature was just okay and instead hesitantly said it was good.. I mean, the dish was perfectly executed but lacked flavor.. the Pak Mor dish I had was supposed to have a combination of crab, chicken, and pork.. the crab ended up being imitation krab aka pollock, and they were like you're supposed to pour the sauce over the whole dish, which I did.. it was tangy and sweet.. was okay also had the fish balls and was excited about that.. but left a lot to be desired as although it was fresh and even fried as well, that it too had no real excitement nor punch of flavor when I was bussing my own tray, the lady there was like why didn't you eat your lettuce? (uneasy moment).. then I told her I just didn't.. and then I heard her asking the table behind me why they are not eating their bean sprouts.. (to myself): yes, you should eat everything on your plate perhaps, I have to try their rice or curry noodle dishes to see how well they do.. but figured this Pak Mor dish is their signature and a thing I haven't had, and it ended up being just okay but that was my taste.. I want you to try for yourself.. maybe you'll like it read more
What an adorable little spot! I saw this place had 4.9 stars in Google and just had to try it out. I came in around noon and there was only one other party eating. I was instantly greeted by the staff and they were so helpful in helping me order as it was my first time seeing a lot of these dishes. They specialize in Thai street food and sadly I was dining alone so only had the stomach space to try the Pak mor rice rolls with ground beef and mushrooms. They came with two delicious dipping sauces and lettuce to wrap. I also ordered the lilikoi iced tea which was nice and refreshing, definitely tasted fresh af. The staff was so kind and friendly, they came and checked up on me multiple times and even gave me tips on how to eat it! I would love to come back and try more of their menu. read more
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1 year ago
Finally trying this place and unfortunately it's a bit of a let down. I had high expectations giving the high reviews and their claim of serving authentic Thai street food. We ordered phad Thai, pad see ew, hainan chicken combo, yen ta fo and Thai tea. I like the yen ta fo broth with their in house noodles and seafood but the tofu tasted weird, maybe spoiled already. The other dishes were just ok not worth coming back again. The thai tea was too milky, not enough tea. I would say the price is on the higher end, considering the portion size for some of the dishes. read more
2 years ago
If you like authentic Thai food made from a Thai chef (and not the Americanized Thai food at most places), this is the spot. Pum is a phenomenal chef from Bangkok that knows how to bring out the essence of Thai food (sweet, salty, savory, sour) in a balanced and comforting way. I spend a lot of time living in Thailand and the hand made rice paper dumplings (Pak Mor Yuan) and noodles (we tried Guay Tiew Lohd) are absolutely phenomenal. Thin, fresh, and complemented by really flavorful and punchy sauces and broths. The rice paper wrapping and noodles are actually better than all the ones I've had traveling for food in Thailand. Pum and the staff are also exceptionally friendly, which really embodies how welcoming Thai culture is. I will be coming back on the regular. read more
2 years ago
This is a very small space right across the street from the busy Uwajimaya food court. Street parking is hard to find, so push your luck or take public transit (the Link station is also across the street!). The food here, though, was amazing! I've been searching for good khao mun gai/Hainanese chicken in the PNW for a while. The best spot I could find was in Vancouver, BC three hours away. I'm happy to report that E-Jae Pak Mor's Khao Mun Gai absolutely hit the spot where it counts: chicken, rice, and sauce. The chicken was tender, rice was fluffy and flavorful from chicken broth, and the sauce worked perfectly with everything. I would come back again and again just for this dish. But there's more! I was also able to try their Pak Mor Yuan and Guay Tiew Lohd. The Pak Mor Yuan is similar to a dumpling, with a rice noodle wrapper and ground chicken inside. This was very flavorful and I barely needed the dipping sauces, but the sauces were great too. Guay Tiew Lohd is marinated pork on top of their homemade rice noodles. At first I wasn't too impressed with this dish, but after I added the sauce to it, everything worked. I'm eager to try the rest of their menu if I can bring myself to order anything other than the Khao Mun Gai! I really can't get it out of my mind. read more
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We stopped in here for dinner and WOW! I had the number 4..Goay Teaw Jay, and it had a lot of flavor for a vegetarian soup. It was filled with vegetables and flavor and tofu. We also tried their special dish only at this location. Half Pak Mor Youri- this specially made dumpling melts in your mouth. The service is so friendly too. Good portions as well. read more
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10 months ago
3 years ago
New restaurant in the International District which serves noodle soups and pak mor, both of which you'd be unlikely to come across at a typical Thai restaurant in Seattle. Food was delicious, service was great, and had an inviting atmosphere. Prices are also really reasonable for the portion and location. I'll be coming back for sure. Su Kho Thai noodle soup - Served piping hot, and absolutely delicious. Tastes somewhat similar to tom yum, but a bit more mellow. So many toppings! BBQ pork, fish cakes, pork sausage, green beans, bean sprouts, cilantro, green onions... and the broth was perfectly seasoned. Also includes rice noodles - which I could have done with a little less of. Kao mun gai - Similar to Hainanese chicken rice, but with a different (delicious) dipping sauce. Rice was cooked with chicken stock and herbs, and it came with a comforting bowl of broth on the side. My boyfriend loved it. Pak mor youn - A really tasty rice noodle-wrapped dumpling filled with ground meat and herbs, and served with a tangy lime sauce and a sweet fish sauce. The rice noodle was so tender and soft to bit into, and I poured the sauces directly into the dumpling. So good! I noticed they had a condiment bar with chili flakes, jalapenos and a spicy-looking sauce. By the time the food was ready, I had forgotten about it. I think the noodle soup and pak mor would really have benefited from added spicyness, but they were still very good without! Notes - - Food does not seem to be spicy by default. There's a bar at the side where you can self-serve spicy condiments. - Order at counter, open seating - Try the pak mor! read more
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1 year ago
3 years ago
The food was AMAZING. Come here if you want elevated and authentic Thai food with a casual atmosphere. All 3 dishes I ordered were great. Not pictured: The pork Pak Mor dumplings. + The owners made it that much better. You can really tell they put a lot of love into this place. Can't recommend this place enough. read more
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E-Jai Pak Mor is a wonderful addition to the International District. The two items we ordered (Pak Mor Youn and Kao Mun Gai were fresh and delicious when eaten with the provided sauces. The soup that comes with the Kao Mun Gai was a great addition and a vehicle for enjoying any remaining rice. In addition to great food, the staff was very friendly, ordering was simple, and the food came out relatively quick considering how fresh it was. We will be back. read more
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Your experience sounds fantastic! Can't wait to welcome you back for…
I've had my etes on this place since it opened and since they participated in the Chinatown food walk it was the perfect opportunity to get a taste. This menu is so full of Thai foods I haven't really seen before which really piques my curiosity. Their food walk menu had Pak Mor Youn and a Pork Ba Teng with rice, both items I wouldn't have been able to beginwhat to guess what they were which of course means we need to try them. Let me just say they were both so good. If there was one place to try on the food walk then this is the one. Will definitely need to be back for the Pak Mor since that's their namesake. I feel great having found such great food and having this place culture me a bit read more
2 years ago
3 years ago
Very humble yet modernized place serving authentic thai food! I had to get the combination khao mun gai (chicken and rice) with both steamed and fried chicken, and boy...did it hit all the spots. The fried chicken was perfectly crispy yet airy and flavored and went so well with the sweet chili sauce they provided. The side of chicken broth washes it all down to gobble the whole dish with ease. The rice was also seasoned and flavorful! With the taste of garlic yum...can't wait to come back and try their other yummy dishes!! read more
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3 years ago
Came here with a date who's originally from Bangkok. She immediately struck up a conversation with the very friendly owner. I asked her to order everything without asking me, to get the most authentic authentic experience. You order at a counter. I've had Thai hundreds of times but never anything like this! Delicious and so unique. They explained this is Thai street food. As I type the owner is at our table talking to us, laughing. I don't understand a word but I understand just the same lol. Definitely will return! read more
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3 years ago
The restaurant catches your eye by its big windows and colorful interior complemented with a neon sign. A set of 5 tables with a perimeter wrapping bench and chairs, and window facing counter. A tune of Thai music playing at a comfortable level. Staff are welcoming and friendly, and grateful for your business. I appreciate a recommendation of Ba Mee Hang which I really enjoyed and ended up coming for again. The food is cooked in an open chicken which adds to a sense of "street food" style. All the dishes look delicious and accompanied with some kind of deep fried thin dough cracker, and a totally unfamiliar but very delicious flavor combination sauce. read more
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Super delicious food from E-jae pak mor that's a bit different from your regular Thai food place. The cuisine focuses on super yummy street food. Located across from Uwajimaya, next to Momosan, a definite must try if you are in the area. read more
Worth a trip to Chinatown!! One of the most delicious things I've ate in my life. The Thai lime tea was exceptionally delicious. Best khao soi I've ever ate. Service was fast, inside was clean. Easy to find, you'll most likely have to pay for parking. read more
I saw this place on Yelp and I knew I had to come here because it's not easy to find this kind of Thai food. You've got to be open-minded and shake the usual pad Thai order out of your head. I got the sukothai noodle and it was soo good! It was mild spicy and you can add more chili/sugar/vinegar yourself just like in Thailand! I didn't have to add anything because I thought it was perfectly seasoned. The decor was also really cute and reminded me of Thai markets. I'm so jealous of Seattle to have bomb Thai food like this! I'll definitely be back to try more items on the menu read more
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1 year ago
Excited to try the chicken rice but turns out that was the least flavor dish. The chicken was dry and rice didn't have much flavor. Our fav was the pak mor and the spicy sour soup. Service was great as far as friendliness but it is cafeteria style where you buss your own table. Price was a little high to me for street type food but seems like it's like that everywhere. read more
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Excellent food and wonderful staff in the International District. The Thai food here is unique and very tasty! I'm not sure there are many (if any) other places in greater Seattle serving the Pak Mor noodle specialties available here. The owner told us that she has been trying to introduce Seattle to this particular type of Thai food and keep things fresh and creative. I would say that she is hitting her goal! I enjoyed our food very much. Portions are good sized. The dining room is small and not too fancy, but there is great natural light in the place and it is appropriate for the fast casual type food served. Definitely worth a try for something different and yummy! Can be a stop on the way to an event at T Mobile Park and Lumen Field as well. read more
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2 years ago
2 years ago
Dangerous if you have allergies. I asked for the Khao Soi without garnish. Instead of remaking, I caught them trying to pull out the ingredients instead of making a new one. Unbelievable! I didn't trust them so I watched my dish go to the pass. They apologized because I caught them. Got a refund and left. Will never be coming back. read more
2 years ago
WOW! Truly just WOW! My partner wanted to check this place out on a date-night whim and I think we found our new favorite Thai place in Seattle The interior is fun and bright without being completely overstimulating, especially nice at night! Seating is limited but was not overly crowded during a Saturday evening, so easy to dine-in with a small group of 2 or 4. Service is also excellent! My partner left behind his phone on accident and one of the waiters got it back to us when we were back from the bathroom Now with all of this praise for the setting and the people, the food deserves it just as much! My dish (Su Kho Thai noodle soup) was seasoned excellently, not too sour but not weak either. My partner's curry was equally delicious even if unexpected with the presentation. We also shared the pork belly between us and if you're reading this, I HIGHLY recommend that you order it! The texture was beyond any that I've had before, crunchy and almost "fluffy" with a sauce on the side that was so delicious. The cherry on top of this experience was that the portions were nicely sized, neither of us left hungry after this great meal. read more
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504 5th Ave S
Ste 118
Seattle, WA 98104
Chinatown, Chinatown International District
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