OMG, this is my new favorite restaurant. Don't walk here - RUN! E-Jae Pak Mor is one of the best restaurants in Seattle. It made me wanna travel back to Thailand and discover more hidden gems. Everything was perfect. I visited E-Jae Pak Mor for lunch by accident. I was actually on my way to another restaurant until I walked by and saw the ad posted outside their window that they were offering an anniversary special where for any entrée, you can pick spring rolls, fried shrimp or a juice for free. It seemed liked the perfect time to try this Thai eatery. Everything looked delicious and I mean it. I had a hard time trying to decide what to order. The friendly patron standing in front of me suggested that for my first visit, I need to try the pak mor, which is a dish I've never had. It's a rice noodle dish that's from northern Thailand, which they make from scratch as soon as it's ordered. Inside is ground pork that's wrapped in the rice noodle and is served with sausage, lettuce wraps, cilantro, mint leaves and dipping sauces. My entree also came with a bowl of broth. Since it's made upon order, it takes a bit to get, especially during the busy lunch hour, but is very much worth the wait. I was told by the staff that the proper way to eat the pak mor is to wrap the rice noodle in the lettuce and pack it with mint and cilantro and then dip into the dipping sauce. So that's how I ate it and that's how you should too when you order this dish. The pak mor was so freaking delicious with the seasoned ground pork inside and wrapped in the fresh leaves added lightness to the savory meal. The dipping sauces complemented the entire meal, and I enjoyed sipping on the broth after a few bites, to cleanse my palate. I would happily eat this again and again. Other than the amazing food here, the owner is the sweetest lady. She checked in with me as I was eating and commended me for eating the pak mor the right way. She then asked if I've been to Thailand (yes) and showed me a map of where the dish originated. Just like the kind of hospitality you'd find at a small, street eatery in Thailand, E-Jae very much reminded me of that. The restaurant has ample seating for the lunch crowd, but isn't huge. You order and pay at the counter and staff brings your food to you. Located in the International District in Seattle, it's easy to find, as it's right on the corner across from Uwajimaya. I'm taking all my favorite people to E-Jae Pak Mor and working my way through the entire menu. No jokes. read more

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Authentic flavors and hard to find dishes. And you can customize your dipping sauce with the condiment tray (which features sugar, a hallmark component of the spicy-sweet-savory-sour profile Thai food is known for and an indicator that people who actually appreciate Thai food eat here). Just order one of everything. read more

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I had attended an event at Wing Luke Asian Museum and wanted to stop at a particular place to grab a bite to eat. But of course, it was closed by the time I arrived. I ventured around the corner and saw E-Jae Pak Mor instead (10/1/23). Festive decor, lots of natural light, and welcoming counter service. I ended up with a Thai version of Hainan chicken and an order of fried chicken skins. I was ravenous, so this generous meal truly hit the spot! Perfectly poached chicken. Flavorful, well executed, and served with a genuine smile. There are abundant spots to dine at in Seattle's Chinatown International District neighborhood. But definitely E-Jae Pak Mor is outstanding and should be on your short list of tasty spots to visit. read more

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Went to E-Jae Pak Mor again to get their full size meals and it didn't disappoint! I got the Pak Mor Youn,4 piece and my boyfriend got the Khao Soi Chiang Mai. The Pak Mor Youn was definitely a plentiful amount for $17 and it was worth it. The flavor was savory, yet left a not too oily just right texture on my mouth. I also enjoyed the Nam Jiim Seafood sauce and the Sweet Chili sauce that was paired with it. The Pak Mor Youn is a carefully packed dumpling with wood ear mushrooms and ground pork that delivers a crunchy texture and flavor that makes you salivate. The Khao Soi Chiang Mai was just right not too sweet, like some other places and just right at the savory scale. It tasted pretty authentic to the one I've had in Thailand. My boyfriend ate it right up! Not only does this place have good food, but they have a wonderful owner! The owner talked to me a bit in Thai and asked me how the food was after I had finished. It was really good! All the staff are nice and they definitely care about what they are cooking/ serving up. I can't wait to come back for more! read more

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E-Jae Pak Mor serves up a Thai dish I had never heard of before, but it was a pleasant surprise! Their specialty is Pak Mor, a rice dumpling with flavorful fillings, and it's packed with unique, delicious flavors. Definitely worth a try if you're looking for something new and tasty. Their Khao Soi also looked really good and is what I would try if I were to come back. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak Mor Yuan, Guay Tiew Nam Sai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Delicious, light food! Perfect portion sizes and reasonable prices. They make their own noodles in-house and provide such sweet and attentive customer service. We loved their rice noodle dumplings, taro sticky rice and wide noodles. Will definitely be coming back! read more

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I tried this place during the Chinatown food walk and was excited to come back and get a full meal. We were looking at the menu and the employee offered us a dish that was made mistakenly at a discount. We were happy to try it as it was still warm. The dishes were very flavorful and the interior was super cute. It made me miss the street night markets in Thailand! I really enjoyed the ambiance and the food was great too! I would definitely come back! read more

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Seattle is so blessed with tons of amazing thai spots and I was so sure that I had my go-to list that I always stick to. That was until I went to E-Jae Pak Mor and realized that I had missed this gem all this time until now. I honestly haven't been this excited about a new restaurant for a while! I came here around 7pm on a Friday night and it wasn't busy as at all. They do close fairly early on weekdays especially so make sure to keep that in mind. Their menu is smaller and full of dishes i've never heard of but trust me when I say that you can't go wrong with any dish. This spot is known for what they're named for: the Pak Mor which is reminiscent of rice rolls with filling. I got the P2. Pak More Yuan 4 pieces ($16) and also N3. Su Kho Thai Noodle Soup ($15.95). The portions were bigger than I expected and the Pak Mor comes with lettuce and 2 dipping sauces. These dipping sauces are what took this dish over the top for me. They were full of flavor and gave it the right amount of sweet, salty, and tangy additions. The noodle soup was absolutely delicious and if you're a fan of tom yum you would love this. It's more savory and less sour than traditional tom yum, but the depth of flavor is insane. It's honestly so warm and comforting and perfect for any day. The reviews really aren't lying and I wholeheartedly agree that this is a top new restaurant to try. They deserve all the recognition they're getting and hope to see them continue to succeed. The workers are also so sweet and even came to talk to us about the food. Will definitely be back!! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Su Kho Thai noodle soup - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Love the food and the service! The decor on the wall is very colorful, great for pictures. We came on New Year's Eve to redeem free food from The Intentionalist pass, but was told there was a system error and all the free food are gone. We decided to stay anyway, since we are big fan of street food, and the food looks good. We ordered P3 Pak Mor Rab Rae and N2 Spicy Thai Beef Noodle Soup. It was my first time trying Pak Mor type food. I'd give it 3.5/5 stars since the ground pork wasn't that flavorful. I liked the egg on top. But our favorite was the Spicy Beef Noodle Soup, full of flavor, super tender beef, very different from the Chinese version. My husband loved it so much he came back for lunch 2 weeks later. The people here are so nice. The man at the cashier brought over an extra dish of Guay Tiew Lohd (4/5 stars) for my son after he overheard we say it was my son's birthday that day. And my son loved the 5-spice marinated pork from that dish. read more

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I love the vibe of this spot! Modern Thai, with a bunch of Thai aunties that you can see cooking from the counter. Every time I've come they've made me feel so welcome! Their signature noodle dish is essentially all the toppings wrapped in a huge wide noodle. The first time I went it was one giant noodle, this last time it was 4 smaller ones which made it easier to eat. The tofu appetizer is also stellar, perfect texture !! Their teas/drinks are fun! A bit sweet for my taste, but I told the person that I don't love sweet and they offered me some lime and water to make it less intense. read more

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Been here a few times now. A couple dishes have been good but most have been great. And the service is always excellent. The inside also reminds me of Thailand (which the plastic seats, colorful decor). Give this place a try! read more

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My partner and I stopped by this place on a whim one day while visiting Seattle and I'm so glad we did. The food was fantastic and the people were so friendly. The owner was working and gave us a free appetizer that she said was true authentic Thai food, Pak Mor Yuan. My partner enjoyed them, I didn't try them as they were stuffed with pork which I don't like. I got the Khao Soi Chiang Mai and it was so good. It had a chicken drumstick and a coconut curry that I have yet to be able to replicate. I dream of this meal often. The restaurant is situated in the international district in Seattle. It's a small place with little seating, so it may be hard to get a spot during peak hours. We didn't have any trouble as we went before the lunch rush. There's a bathroom in the building this place is attached to, the code is on the receipt when you order. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Khao Soi Chaing Mai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We were not expecting this place to be an order at the counter type of restaurant. It has the feel of a food court or fast food joint. The place is not that big and the menus are displayed on 3 large screens. There was pictures and descriptions so that helped us select what we wanted. The person at the register was very soft spoken and nice. The food came quickly and was hot and freshly cooked. The food had unique flavors and was very enjoyable. It wasn't like the Thai food we were use to and almost felt like a fusion between Thai and Vietnamese food. read more

Food: This is the best Thai food I've ever had. The sour and spicy soup was filled with all the best flavors. It's so comforting and refreshing a the same time. This is exactly what is needed on a cold day. Service: Quick and efficient, the staff are so friendly! I loved how they followed up and asking if the food was good and if I liked it. Ambiance: Clean and brightly lit, it's great for a small intimate gathering. read more

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The food was absolutely amazing and the service was exceptional. Just walking into this place, the smells are wonderful. Probably the best meal I've had while in visiting Seattle! read more

I came here for lunch, so there was no wait. I had the Su Kho Thai and it was AMAZING. The noodles were soft and the broth had a balanced sweet, sour, and savory flavor. I would come back in a heartbeat if I'm ever in the city. Note: Water/Condiments are self-served and you'll have to bust your own table. Their bins are clearly labeled so it wasn't difficult. read more

Stopped by for lunch and ordered the Ba Mee Hang Ba Teng! The noodles were perfectly seasoned with a delightful balance of acidity and savory flavors. The dish featured a variety of components--noodles, lime, fried wonton, fish ball, and more--making it a fun and interactive meal. Every bite felt unique as you could mix and match the flavors and textures. The interior had a casual, cafeteria-like vibe, but it was clean, inviting, and added to the charm. The staff are very friendly and took our orders quickly. Plus, the portions were incredibly generous--come hungry! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Ba Mee Hang Ba Teng! - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is our new favorite lunch spot, despite the farther than usual walk for lunch. For the price - portion is excellent Food is fantastic with plenty of variety for us to choose from. Soup, rice, noodles, they got it all. Sour, salty, sweet, crunchy, whatever you want. Service -super friendly staff always. Ambience - super relaxed lunch spot or quick dinner. Plenty of seating. We didn't have to wait too long either for food, quick is a huge plus. We've enjoyed the chicken rice, Khao soi, and beef noodle soup thus far. Can't wait to try the rest of the items on the menu read more

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I had dinner with a friend and we ordered khao soi chiang Mai with a steamed chicken leg and pad Thai with tofu. Although pad Thai wasn't on the menu, the owner kindly accommodated our request since the kitchen wasn't too busy. We also had Thai tea. The khao soi chiang Mai was incredibly flavorful and delicious, one of the best Thai dishes I've ever had. The pad Thai was also excellent, with a perfect balance of savory, sweet, and salty flavors. The portions were generous, and I was very pleased with my visit. The Thai iced tea was rich and sweet. We also tried the mango sticky rice, which featured fresh mango and sweet sticky rice; the mango was average in taste, but overall it was very good. The restaurant's ambiance was nice and simple, and I will definitely return. read more

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Walked by this place many times during lunch and didn't have a chance to dine in. It's a small place but always crowed. I finally stopped by for lunch and ordered the number 1 on the menu. Not sure what the name is but it's a Vietnamese steamed rice roll with savory ground pork and shredded black fungus mushroom fillings, topped with lettuce, cucumbers, and crunchy fried shallots. Wow - It was delicious and so tasty!! I loved the texture, little chewy from the tapioca flour but soft rice noodle. I dipped it in the sour/sweet tamarind sauce with spicy jalapeños!!! Whoa - satisfied . Definitely will come back soon. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Forgot the name; it's #1 on the menu - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Chef clearly has talent and vision. Flavor combinations were adventurous and mostly successful. Service team needs more product knowledge. Beautiful plate presentation. Will watch this restaurant's progress read more

This place is great. Came in for the first time ordered the Su Kho Thai and Pak Mor Yuan and the Lilikoi iced tea. Ordering was pretty straight forward at the front end kiosk and seating was pretty easy to get, although the dining area is a bit small so I would imagine on a busy day there's not much time for sitting and talking although we did not feel rushed to eat and leave. Staff were super pleasant as well and the place was really cute. Nice and bright light from the outside. Food wise, everything was delicious. The soup was soupy in the best way, the noodles had a good light bite, the sausage was nicely flavored, the crisps were nice and light. The soup flavor was very balanced. Nicely spiced, acidic but not astringent, very well balanced. The rice noodle wrapped pork was kind of the star of the show. I probably would have ordered that as my main. It was very good. The tea was also nice and refreshing, not too sweet with the tangy passion fruit taste one would expect. Overall super pleasant experience and I'll definitely be back to taste the rest of the items. read more

found this place via newspaper clip from our neighbor. Place is very casual , right in chinatown. We have been there twice and tried different dishes. Pumpkin Curry dish , sauce was very authentic. Chicken and rice dish offer good value for the price. Their noodles are the specialty, therefore , our second visit, we tried a standard pad thai, noodles are definitely excellent texture with fresh ingredients with authentic flavor. The noodle soup , noodles are interesting, broth was excellent, all the trimmings are definitely very good although I found it little underseasoned maybe expecting to use different dipping sauces to add to flavor. This is a great comfort food , we will definitely visit again~~~ read more

Cute little place, no frills, order at the counter and have a seat and they may or may not bring the dish to your table or give you a buzzer. P3 - not bad. The rice wrapper was very chewy and hard to cut. Topped with a fried egg and some sauce and lots of side N1 - not bad too. Very tender chicken and pro tip is to pull the chicken off the bone first and mix in your noodles. R1. Not too bad either. Nice chicken R3. Also just okay. I suppose you see a theme here. All of the fishes we got were just okay and not super good and amazing and full of flavor. We got a decent variety of things too. Didn't hate it, but didn't love either. read more

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very solid thai food located right behind uwajimaya and next to the train/light rail stations in the international district. i walked in, ordered and took it to go. it was prepared quickly and when i ate it, it had a ton of flavor. if you're a meat eater, there are lots of choices but if you're a vegetarian, know that i not found two items on the menu that i could choose from. if you're coming with a mixed crowd of people, this could present a problem for people with dietary restrictions and preferences but i would recommend you give it a try. aside from the minimized offerings for vegetarians, i arrived after a lunch rush and i'm not sure whether they were understaffed that day but there were stacks and stacks of dirty dishes in bussing bins and some tables that could've used some clean up. hence, one star removed from my review. (it didn't send me running but it could easily be off putting for some to walk into a restaurant that had zero tables occupied but a need for some post lunch love.) in general, i liked my dish and would assume their meat dishes are just as flavorful and well done. the general decor was super colorful and fun to see upon entry, so that was a plus! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Great food. So so good and decent portions. Fun vibe. Quick turn around for lunch when we were in hurry! read more

Tried the mini chicken/rice and mango sticky rice at the Seattle food walk. Really tasty. Adding this to my list to come back for sure.

This is based solely on 1 (technically 2) dishes. This is a great street food Thai place that has food your typical, Americanized Thai food spot doesn't have. The inside is colorful and inviting with counter seating and a few tables for larger groups. The woman at the counter was really nice and offered to guide me through the menu. She didn't try to oversell me and made sure I didn't get more food than I could finish. I got the pak mor youn which are different meats and veggies wrapped in a steamed large rice noodle. I got a half order of the P1 which is mostly pork and P3 which had a mix of pork, crab, and veggies with an over easy egg on top. They came beautifully presented and with some sauces. The P1 came with a spicy green sauce and the P3 came with a familiar sweet chili sauce. The P1 to me was more flavorful because it didn't have a lot going on, just focused on the meat. I also liked the green sauce although I wished it had a little more heat to it. The P3 was still good. The egg was well cooked and it felt lighter because it wasn't all meat. I think the crab didn't add a lot, though, and that's what made me lean more towards the P1. All in all, the food was great and given my love for Northern Thai food, I'm looking forward to trying some of their other dishes! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - P1 (on the right) and P3 (on the left) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Khao mun gai was the move for the rainy game. Serving was generous. Service was great and it was fairly busy.

Had a good lunch visit! Came on a weekday and it gets pretty busy, almost at cusp of not finding a seat. Prices are not cheap but also in line with many other places and at least it's a good serving size! Excited to come back to try other things N6: Guay Tiew Gaeng - The curry flavor was so good! Combined with rice noodle. Pretty large portion as well. P1: Pak Mor Yuan - This reminds me of Vietnamese banh coun. It was good quality wise, feels like it's mindfully made and never had this at Thai restaurants before, but I'm ok trying once and moving to another dish. Many other things to try here. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - N6: Guay Tiew Gaeng - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Opened 3 weeks ago. *Udon Thani (NE region of Thailand) influenced menu. *Concept: street food, take out. Food: I am a total sucker for Vietnamese Banh Cuon, which looks exactly like the Pak Mor Youn... and apparently it is!! Owner explains Vietnamese influenced area of Thailand. Pak Mor Youn $16, 4 pieces. Loved the chew, the insides had ground chicken, pork ham, fungi. The sauces options were delicious to compliment the meal. Beef stew $16- solid and balanced meal. Beef was tende had black mushrooms. Sides of perfectly boiled, firm carrots , bok choi and one egg cut into halves. Love the addition of fried rice noodles for contrast of texture. Kao Mun Gai $14.95- standard. Good. Drinks $5.5 each- *Thai ice tea- standard. *Longan drink- southern sweet tea sweet. Yummy after I added more water for me :) *Pink milk- I enjoyed it, but kids did not like the flavor. Service- owners and workers are very nice. *Self bus system. *Order online (which had more options) or at the counter. Ambiance- fun! Love the plastic chairs, gives feel of street eating. Shared Bathroom outside of restaurant, inside building. Remember the bathroom code, which is on the door you exit the restaurant. Location- convenient. 5th and Weller. Entrance on Weller. Across Uwajimaya, and light rail. Corner location next to Momosan. Old burger joint. Parking: street parking. I suspect the building has a lot too. Value- fair. Recommend- yes! Come taste NE Thai food. I am bias and love Thai food, and prefer the non standard southern Thai food we usually come across. read more

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Fun new thai place in the ID! They took over the space formerly occupied by one of the Great State Burger locations so feels like a fast food restaurant but it's a sir down thai place. Khao mun gai: chicken rice here is pretty darn tasty and I have a hard time resisting ordering this dish when it's on the menu! Chicken and importantly the chicken skin is done just right! Pak mor youn: signature dish here. Ground chicken meat in rice wrap package. Delicious when dipped in the various sauces! Small staff on hand were really friendly and helpful if you had questions about the menu. Pretty sure I have found my new go to thai restaurant in the ID! So many more dishes to try! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak mor (ground chicken filling) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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We live in Seattle and we really wanted to try this place. Frankly speaking, it was not good Thai food. We love great authentic Thai food while here in Seattle and in Thailand and we were hoping this would be somewhat authentic and awesome flavors, but nope! The service was average but they got our order incorrect, even ordering in Thai language. We ordered 4 dishes and two appetizer type dishes to get a good sense of their style and taste. The one dish, Penang, curry,, was so flavorless. The crispy chicken that came with this dish was fried until it was burned and non edible. The noodle dishes were not authentic and also lacked any true flavors, and just okay. The common restroom with other tenants was dirty and was disgusting. There is better Thai food in the international district so in a world of choices, for food, this should not be your first choice. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Panang Curry - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A really cute authentic Thai spot that serves unique street food style dishes. We got N3 (see pic) which was so delicious and had a great sweet spicy sour soup base that we just ate up. It came with lots of toppings (meat ball, char siu pork, fish cake, fish balls, etc.). Def would get this again!! We also got their signature minced chicken wrapped in homemade rice noodles and we thought it was good but not our type of dish. We'll definitely be back to try other items on their menu! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak Mor Youn - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Omg E-Jae Pak Mor is heavenly; I'm so sad it took me so long to come here! I will say parking is an absolutely drag but it's totally worth it. I've come here twice now, and everything I've ordered is delicious. I had their beef noodle soup with rice noodles, pak mor yuan, tom yum noodle special, mango sticky rice, and something else my partner ordered but I can't quite remember. Everything was so delicious! I'm such a sucker for rice rolls, and theirs are made so perfectly. Even the rice noodles in my beef noodle were the perfect texture and you could really tell they were freshly made. Definitely a thai restaurant that's different from the normal ones that are around! read more

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I hadn't realized this amazing spot had not been around for long but everything about it makes this place a must visit when you are in Seattle! We entered during lunch time on the weekend and there were a few seats open. We noticed it was very street food style with self-serving station and you bus your own tables. The place is beautifully decorated with bright colors and it just feels like you are on streets far from Seattle. We decided to get Khao mun gai, pak mor yuan, and passion fruit drink. Our food arrived relatively quick and with utensils and napkins. I have had lots of Khao mun gai in my life but this plate and the soup that came with it was so comforting and delicious. The sauce that you dip the chicken in was the perfect pairing. My boyfriend enjoyed his entree but wasn't feeling super hungry as he was feeling sick. The co-owner stopped by and asked how everything was, noticing he hadn't touched his food and he told her his situation. Not only was she an angel for listening but insisted that she give him some soup with a bit of rice to help feel better. We were touched by her kindness and it did help lighten his sickness. Speaking of service, the service here is genuine and polite. From the cashier we ordered from to the sweet co-owner taking time to connect with her customers as well as the bus boys also checking in, it felt so much more personal. I hope this place continues to thrive and more people stop by for some of the best Asian street food in the state! read more

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We were looking for interesting new restaurants to try and E-Jae Pak Mor popped up as a hot and new place to visit in the Chinatown area. I'm a fan of Thai food, and several of the dishes on the menu look really enticing! I've been to E-Jae Pak Mor twice at the time of this review, once on a Friday around 6pm and once on a Wednesday around 6pm. This restaurant is definitely more busy on the Wednesday we visited, as majority of the tables were seated around that time - this could also be attributed to the weather since it was rainy on the Friday we visited and sunny on the Wednesday. Seating and atmosphere is open with many windows for natural light. Service is mostly self-serve - there is a menu above the cashier and you walk up to order, you take a number card and then they bring out the food to you. The owners are really nice and inviting, and also work in the restaurant, which is awesome. From the two experiences, it takes 10-15 minutes to get your food. I tried a good variety of dishes, which I'll review down below: P1 - Pak Mor Yuan ($16 for 4 pcs): I've actually never tried this dish before, so I was completely open to trying it! This is an interesting appetizer, the wraps themselves have no flavor/taste, but provide a gooey texture. This is a really fresh tasting dish considering the mint the sauce. A6 - Veggie Egg Rolls ($9): They are really generous with the number of egg rolls that they give you. But to be honest, you can't really make veggie egg rolls pop in terms of flavor unless you heavily spice them. I'm not sure if I would recommend the appetizers at E-Jae Pak Mor as they don't really align with my palate, but I can't really say for sure. R1 - Khao Mun Gai ($15): I LOVE hainanese chicken rice, and as soon as I saw this dish on the menu, I wanted to swing by and try it. This restaurant did not disappoint! The chicken is nice and tender, sliced thinly so it could absorb the chili lime sauce, and when interchanged with the cucumber as a palate cleanser. The rice was delicious - fluffy texture and had the hint of chicken, garlic, and ginger that I love in this dish. Soup had a thin layer of chicken fat on top, had good subtle chicken flavor throughout, and the thin slices of radishes (or wintermelon?) in the soup. What was nice was the owner provided us with complimentary thin fried chicken skins on our first visit, which was also absolutely delicious. I would say this is the dish I would personally revisit when coming to this restaurant. R2 - Tender Beef Stew Over Rice ($16): This is a really balanced entree! You receive eggs, rice, veggies, and meat. The rice was fluffy, the beef was delicious in the savory sauce, and my egg was double yolked - which was interesting! I guess one critique I have was, though the meat was extremely tender and had great flavor, you only get like 3 pieces of meat - which was a bit underwhelming. In the end, you'll likely spend $10 - $25 for a meal here at this establishment. Which I think is reasonable amount for some tasty food and nice service. I would totally recommend this place if you are visiting Chinatown, and I would personally like to revisit to re-try favorites or try new delicious dishes! read more

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Thai dishes here are rich and flavorful. Khao Soi chicken tastes like the best from Chiang Mai (just add a few seasonings from the bar to taste: their fish sauce packs a bright punch!). Fried pork belly is crispy & savory--add chili sauce to taste. I highly recommend for a great meal in a simple seating near the Chinatown train stop. read more

We have been frequent visitors to Mackys for many years.. they are the best Chinese and Dim Sum restaurant in the area. Their food is excellent and always prepared fresh and delicious. We recently hosted a family and friend birthday party in their separate room. We hosted 25 people. Everything was perfect and the service was amazing. We couldn't have chosen a better venue for our special event. read more

Had the house Tom yum noodles, delicious delicious. Wish there was Thai chili to make it more spicy but they had vinegar jalapenos, the rice rolls were fulfilling and fresh, Thai ice tea with coconut milk was awesome. The staff are really sweet and friendly. Dishes might take longer to come out during Lunch time. Average prices big portions. read more

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