Most of the time I eat in Greenlake Village, it feels like some higher power has decided the area would be just too overpowered if it had the lake, park, AND good food. I've been burned aplenty, and so I went to Gao Lhao with tempered expectations. Well, the neighborhood might be starting to shake off that curse. I thoroughly enjoyed every bite of the eight-or-so dishes my group ordered to share family-style. Standouts for me were the NY Steak with Penang curry (elite sweet and savory combo) and the crispy pork noodles. The yuzu almond salad was also a nice lighter addition to the lineup. I'm firmly in the phone-eats-first camp, but you'll notice I didn't abide by my own rules here for the most part. That says something! Only minor ding would be the NA drink options. even a regular (non-slushy) Thai Tea would be a welcome add. Looking forward to coming back! read more

Gao Lhao - calamari + crispy pork noodles - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I really struggled with how I wanted to rate Gao Lhao as I had some amazing bites, but then so many mediocre ones as well. It almost feels like a 3 star spot that is almost 5 stars. Went for a dinner on a Sunday night around 8 PM and the spot was PACKED; we ended up waiting 20-30 minutes, so would definitely recommend a reservation if you're in a rush or want to eat during normal meal time. Whole Fried Pompano: The dipping sauce was incredible and the fish skin got a nice crispy crunch from being fried, but I was pretty confused by how to eat this dish. Maybe it was user error, but there were tons of bones and unlike with steamed fish, it was very difficult to remove them. In spite of the flavors and fresh herb accoutrements, I just can't recommend this due to the eating experience: Crab Claypot Noodles: Very minimal amount of crab, just 3 tiny bitty claws. It's mostly just thin, glassy noodles that in themselves were just okay from a texture perspective, I like a bit more of a chew. Very ginger forward and the flavors were not bad, but not anything special. Crispy Pork Belly, BBQ Pork, Pork Wontons, Onsen Egg Bha Mee Hang: The noodles and the gravy are a 5/5 bite, but unfortunately the protein was just okay. The skin on the pork belly was crispy, but both pork options ate very chewy / overcooked. Pork wontons were fine, but cold and I wanted them to be a bit fresher. read more

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I am a fan of Isarn and Kin Len Thai Nite Bites. So when I heard about their new Chinese fusion restaurant opening in Greenlake, I could not wait to go and try it. Unfortunately, my first try (during Mother's Day) dining here did not go smoothly because we ordered two really awful main dishes-- Their flavorless Beef Hot Pot and some gooey, noodle concoction that tasted awful and looked like some kid made it on their toy stove. I've blocked it out and can't remember the name! Other than these minor missteps, the rest of our food tasted good, service was attentive and friendly on a busy night. Our drinks were refreshing and overall we had a fun time. What I noticed though is how good their Happy Hour menu is and how I feel this would be the best time to dine here again. read more

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This has become one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle! The inside decor is very cool, representing Bangkok streets and storefronts. I love that they incorporate certain Chinese elements in their Thai dishes such as crispy pork and Charsiu. Their bha mee hang bowl is very delicious but you can never go wrong with a classic pad see iew or crab fried rice! All consistently delicious! read more

Gao Lhao - Bha mee hang bowl - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Another gem in a great location! I almost always crave Thai food and my favorite place in Seattle, Kin Lin, is not always the easiest to get a seat at come dinner time. My partner and I decided on this place because it was close to Green Lake which is a great location. The parking is a bit difficult because of the busy area but parking a few block away usually isn't that hard. Green Lake being so close was also a great thing because we needed to wait a bit for a table. They have a huge menu with many items I have not seen before. The service was also very quick and friendly. I opted to try their boat noodles which was very rich and very good. This was my first time trying boat noodles and I was very happy with this choice. The portion was also huge and I left very full with plenty of leftovers. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and we will happily be back read more

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I came here with some friends to finally try the Thai food I'd heard so much about. I really liked the lighting and seating layout of the restaurant, it created a pretty cool, modern ambiance that made the whole experience feel a bit more elevated. I ordered the Pad Thai, which I enjoyed! It was a bummer though that they had already run out of Pad See Ew by the time we arrived :/ but the portion sizes were super generous, which is always a plus! So I only ended up making it about half way through my plate before having to ask for a to-go box lol. I also decided to try the Boozy Chrysanthemum Slushy. While it was very pretty in presentation, I personally wasn't a fan of the taste :/ It had a stronger bitter/herbal flavor? than I was expecting, so I ended up tapping out and couldn't finish it, which was a bummer... I think having ingredient descriptions for the drinks on the menu would definitely help set expectations a bit better lol. read more

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Hype deserved. Everything was delicious, service was friendly and prompt, and the vibes are awesome here. Cocktail list was plenty and creative. Super unusual: a really lovely waiting area since they don't take reservations. We loved the noodle bowls, fish sauce wings, steak fried rice. Happy hour every day til 6! read more

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I came during happy hour (3-6pm) and had an amazing meal. Service was great, the space was clean and decor was very nice. The calamari was good and came with a delicious sauce. I like how the garlicky noodles came with a soft boiled egg and veggies, everything tasted yummy. read more

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Wonderful new spot! The food was really good and the service was too! There is a bit of a wait because they're newer & very popular but FOR GOOD REASON BECAUSE ITS DELICIOUS! read more

Gao Lhao - Tom Yum Moo Crab Bean Curd Roll - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Familiar with Isarn and Kin Len, so naturally I found out about Gao Lhao when they were first opening. Finally got around to trying after a weekend of walking. Wait went by fast and service was wonderful. Noodles were delicious, plentiful, and great value. Appetizers on the other hand, I thought were less exciting. House-made Crispy Chive Cakes - super similar to a Korean seafood pancake, almost like a cousin to the Korean classic. Same texture without the protein as this appetizer is vegan friendly. Not super crispy, the interior mash of chives makes up a bulk of the texture. Tastes very oily and heavy, would not be on my list to order again. Fish Sauce Wings - my friends and I have been to a place in South Seattle that does it best, so we're definitely biased. These wings weren't as crispy and flavorful, but they're still decent. Chicken wasn't dry, skin was fried once, and the fish sauce was light. They do provide fish sauce on the side, but I think the chicken itself could use more seasoning prior to frying. Worth ordering again, but I'd come here mainly for noodles. Bha Mee Hang Bowl - I got option 3 with crab, pork, and egg. All of the bowls come with a generous portion of tasty dry egg noodles. Savory, bouncy, springy, and quite QQ. I was pleasantly surprised with the proteins. A few bites of crab meat, some decently crispy pork belly (the specialty spots in Chinatown do it crispier, obviously), sweet char siu, and a soft boiled egg! Only complaint, which isn't too reasonable, is that the vegetables are mainly end pieces and not leafy greens. Would love a better mixture. read more

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So happy we checked out Gao Lhao. I'm a big fan of Kin Len, so I was excited to see what this spot had to offer. Overall, everything we ordered was good, with the standout being the spicy pork jowl tossed noodles. It's a cold noodle dish, which we didn't expect, but the flavors were spot on and tasted incredibly fresh. The spicy beef salad was pretty standard and a bit under-seasoned, and the steak itself was just okay. The XO noodles leaned a little bland as well, though the seafood quality was good. One dish I wouldn't recommend is the mango sticky rice. The rice was not sticky and felt quite undercooked. Since they use black rice, which requires more time and care, it's something that could definitely be improved. We visited on a Saturday around 3 pm and still had about a 30-minute wait, which was a bit unexpected. The restaurant also seemed slightly understaffed, as service was slower and we waited a while to be attended to. Despite that, I'd still be interested in coming back to explore more of the menu. read more

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Delish Thai noodles and rice dishes. We had the seafood stir fried mama noodles, boat noodles and two type to Tom Yum. They were all very flavorful and good portion. I wish I had room for the mango sticky rice. The decor was very funky, it's like the 80s in Thailand or Asia. They don't unfortunately validate for parking underneath. I would highly recommend it! read more

Gao Lhao - Seafood mama noodles - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We came here for a happy hour in the afternoon, and there were no lines which is great because there usually is a line out the door during dinner time. We ordered the beef stew, salted egg yolk calamari salad, and the fish sauce wings. Our favorite was the wings, super flavorful and saucy, crispy on the outside while still tender inside. The salad was also their take on a caesar salad that was refreshing and crunchy, surprisingly a hit for my anti-salad-liking partner. The beef stew was similar to a taiwanese beef noodle soup but lighter and more herb heavy. Portions were happy hour size but we left satisfied. Great ambiance, decor was beautiful, and we would continue to return for their other items! read more

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I really wanted to love this place but all of the dishes we tried tasted too sweet. And despite getting three different dishes from three different menu categories, they all tasted very similar. The best dish was the Tom Yum Moo for its creamy broth and lemongrass notes. Given how large the menu is, I would try it again in the hopes of getting more varied dishes. The atmosphere and service here was wonderful and has the makings of a great dinner spot. As many other reviewers suggested, there's parking in the PCC garage or you can try your luck around Green Lake read more

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Good food, great service. Awesome!! Located by Greenlake, 1 block behind starbuck, across from road runner store. Restroom: male and female restrooms Seating: indoor, lots of room, good for small and big group. Fast service Parking: some free and pay street parking or park at pcc parking garage 1.5hr limit They have lots of different kind of dishes we normally dont see in other thai restaurants. We ordered: Kurobuta noddle soup - good, very strong flavour in the sweet side Oyster pancake - taste good, but wish they use the smaller Oyster instead Ny steak curry w rice - very nice curry flavour. The rice is kinda wet. Overall good. Definitely will come back to try other dishes. read more

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Great ambience with a mellow dim lighting and lots of decor. The Tom Yum Moo had crispy pork belly that we found a bit dry but the soup was not oily and light with a tomato forward taste. The char siu in it was your average char siu, not dry. The yaowarat street curry was our favorite! It's super flavorful without being heavy despite being a thicker curry consistency and the chicken was not dry. I loved the refreshing-ness of the cucumber salad to balance the curry. The dragonfruit drink was alright. It tasted good but it was described as fizzy which it wasn't. But it was refreshing. It's a popular place that has about 30 minute wait during dinner when we went. read more

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I decided to try their Tom Yum Soup and calamari appetizers and they were both pretty good! The Tom yum soup was pretty flavorful and I enjoyed the meat that came with it. However, there was a decent amount of lemongrass bits in the soup that I wished wasn't a part of it. The calamari was pretty good. The battered wasn't heavy and it was crispy and easy to chew. The service was good. The food didn't take long to make. I went during the night this time and it looks pretty at that time because of the lighting. Highly recommend coming at night because the ambiance is much better. read more

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Heard this place is owned by the same owner as Kin Len's so i definitely had to check it out, and it did not disappoint! The portions were pretty big and delicious! We got the bha mee hang which seemed more chinese than thai. It was a really filling bowl and the sauce in the noodles were pretty good. The chicken wings were amazingggg. So crispy, garlicky, and tender! The tom yum hot pot was on the sweeter side than i expected but still good. The seafood one came with a decent amount of seafood. The shrimp was quite pasty though. Seems like other people usually had to wait, but I came on a Friday night and it wasn't too busy. We got seated at the bar right away and service was fast. Our food came out so quickly! The ambiance of this restaurant was quite nice too! It kind of a retro vibe but also upscale. read more

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Came here over the weekend and was able to get seated right away, which was a nice start. The staff was friendly, and the restaurant had a lively vibe--lots of families and groups of friends, and the space itself is well decorated. Definitely a casual, energetic spot. I ordered the khao soi, which is usually my go-to whenever I see it on a menu. The portion size was huge--honestly way more than I expected. I couldn't even finish half and ended up mostly eating the chicken and some noodles before I was full. It's easily shareable or could be stretched into multiple meals. Flavor-wise, it was delicious and definitely hit the spot. The broth was solid, and while it's not the absolute best khao soi I've ever had, it's still very satisfying. One highlight was the chili oil--definitely try dipping the chicken in it if you like a bit of heat, it's really good. One small note: you do have to ask for chopsticks if you want them. Overall, a great option if you're into Thai noodle soups. There are plenty of other dishes on the menu too, so lots to explore on future visits. read more

Gao Lhao - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food and ambiance were great, although a lot of the dishes had similar flavor profiles, so we didn't feel like we were trying anything new between dishes. The calamari salted egg yolk salad was also very underwhelming, and felt like multiple ingredients haphazardly thrown together. The decorations were beautiful, definitely one of the coolest spaces I've eaten at in Seattle. Overall, definitely try coming with a group to split and try a variety of dishes, especially since their price point is a little higher. read more

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Located in the Green Lake area, GAO Lhao is a beautiful spot with a great atmosphere. We ordered the Bha Mee Hang, and it was easily the highlight. Not only did it look amazing, but it tasted just as good. It came loaded with Dungeness crab, crispy pork belly, BBQ pork, wontons, and egg. The portion was generous honestly enough to feed two people. We also tried the crispy pork belly wontons, chicken skewers, fish sauce wings, and a Thai tea slush. Everything was flavorful and well prepared, and you can tell they put effort into both presentation and taste. Service was great as well staff were friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed throughout the meal. My family and I really enjoyed our visit. Definitely a place we'll be coming back to! read more

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I came back to Gao Lhao in Green Lake and it did not disappoint. The food was amazing (again). This time I ordered the tom yum noodles and calamari--both were so good. The tom yum had the perfect balance of sweet, sour, and savory flavors. It was super flavorful and honestly just hit the spot. The crispy pork added such a nice texture and made the dish even better. The calamari was also really good--crispy, light, and not greasy. Overall, I'm already looking forward to trying more dishes from their menu. Definitely a spot I'll keep coming back to! read more

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Finally was able to check this place out and it is absolutely a hidden gem. I ordered the clay pot duck noodles and they were super good. The duck was cooked perfectly and the noodles were great too. Make sure you ask for their chili flakes and vinegar. Just a heads up though that it is pretty spicy so be careful with how much you add. Everything was delicious and I highly recommend checking this place out if you want a great meal. read more

Gao Lhao - Clay Pot Duck Noodles - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Let me start this off by saying this is the prettiest restaurant I have been to, ever. It's beautifully decorated, lots of plants, plenty of seating. We sat at the bar, and my 6'5 husband had plenty of leg room. Only thing I would change is to add coat/purse hooks under the bar. Service was absolutely fantastic. From the bartender to the runners not a single complaint, every request was promptly made. Food was not only top tier in quality, flavor, and size, but also price. One thing I wanted to really praise is the Sizzling Suki, we ordered it with seafood. I was shocked by how much seafood there was, they didn't hold back. Drinks were good too! We ordered 2 drinks, 2 entrees, and an app and it was only $85. We 100% will be back. read more

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Finally tried Gao Lhao Bangkok Noodle Shop and I'm already planning my next visit. Everything tasted authentic and full of flavor. The boat house noodle soup had a rich, savory broth topped with tender slices of meat, fish ball, crispy garlic, and herbs that tied everything together. The steak fried rice dish was just as good - creamy, aromatic, and packed with bold flavors. Pairing it with rice made it even better. We also enjoyed their thai iced coffee - and I'm looking forward to trying their slushies when it gets warmer out. The staff were very welcoming and attentive, the restaurant was cute and lively, and the food came out fast. If you're craving comforting noodles or another flavorful Thai dish, this place delivers. Highly recommend trying it if you're in the area! read more

Gao Lhao - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

There are many many places that you can get pad thai from in Seattle. There are probably 20 or so within 2 miles of Gao Lhao. Let's be a little adventurous today and try something new! I'll be honest with you though, I have no idea what we even ordered. I was locked in on the conversation when my friend was ordering for us. But wow, it was all exquisite, and very different from most Thai food I've had in the area. I will admit though, it's my own fault. I fall victim to the trap of ordering something like drunken noodles whenever I'm in the mood for Thai. I've learned my lesson though, and I will be back to experiment for more. One dish that sticks out in my mind: Some sort of fish-sauce-forward chicken wings. These were very high on the crispy scale, a nice well-done wing. Excellent flavor, but if you do not like fish sauce, do NOT order these. read more

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Restaurant might be known for Thai food, but I consider it more of an overall Asian fusion spot. The ambiance was phenomenal, very beautiful, and creative. Some seating can be a bit difficult to reach because the tables are very close together, especially the high-top tables. The service was excellent as well, with no complaints at all. Thai Pandan Leaf Chicken -- I suspect they steamed the chicken wrapped in the leaf and then fried it. The leaf was oily and clearly showed signs of frying, but the meat inside didn't taste fried at all. It was just okay, and there wasn't any noticeable pandan flavor. I'd recommend choosing a different appetizer instead. Crispy Pork Wontons - Highly recommended. Tasty and crispy. I loved the sweet and spicy sauce. Sukiyaki is a Japanese nabemono (hot pot), and we tried the premium seafood portion. It was a wonderful portion for the price. The tiger prawns were good quality, and you should definitely mix the egg into the pot before adding the other ingredients. There was a lot of food, enough to fill the entire table, and it's perfect for sharing with about 3-4 people. The set also included tung ho, napa cabbage, yu choy, mushrooms, tofu, glass noodles, scallops, crab claw, mussels, wild cod, and squid. You really can't go wrong with a hot pot. Bha Mee Hang Bowl (Dungeness crab, crispy pork belly, BBQ pork, pork wontons, onsen egg) -- Also highly recommended. While the dish leans toward fusion, as a Chinese diner, it brought back some nostalgic memories. The dry egg noodles were nicely bouncy, and the flavors had a pleasant balance of sweetness with a garlicky aroma. Some of the BBQ pork pieces were on the fattier side, but the pork belly had just the right amount of crispiness. Overall, it was a very satisfying bowl. I'd definitely come back to try other dishes. If you don't want to wait, you can go during happy hours time. When we went at 5pm, there's plenty of tables. After 6pm, good luck on the wait! read more

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GOOD! I went on a Wednesday night and it was fairly crowded, but our party of three only waited about 10 minutes for a table. The ambiance was great--very reminiscent of an upscale Bangrak market in Belltown We ordered the fish sauce wings, New York steak garlic fried rice, tom yum noodle soup, and a few cocktails. Portions were generous and meant for sharing. While everything was flavorful, the wings and steak were a bit too salty for my taste. Overall, I'd return for the noodle soups and would like to try the tom yum hot pot next time, especially for a group. And the happy hour which starts at 9 PM - closing! read more

Gao Lhao - Steak fried rice - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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wow some of the best thai food ive had. gao lhao is inspired by thailand's chinatown and has such a huge variety of dishes. their menu is extensive but it is super helpful that they have pictures for all of their items. the dishes also vary in flavor profiles so there is something for everyone. portions are HUGE and would recommend going with a big group to try all the dishes. spicy pork jowl tossed yum style noodles - ramen noodles with a truly tom yum flavor, also quite spicy but delicious (salivating thinking about it) and the pork jowl was to die for bha mee hang - reminds me of another staple chinese dry noodle dish, came with char siu, wonton, crispy pork belly, and we added crab calamari salad with salted egg - pretty standard but nice to have veggies love this spot and absolutely will be coming back read more

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The ambience is very modern. We were a group of 4 and went on a Friday night around 7:10ish and the wait time was about an hour. Our table was ready after roughly 50 minutes, but when we walked in, the place smelled strongly of fish, which was a huge turn off for me. I ordered the chicken northern curry soup, which was pretty underwhelming the noodles tasted like instant noodles. We also ordered spring rolls for the table, but they were very bland. The server came across a bit judgmental when we requested one of the curry with rice and not the noodles and didn't provide chopsticks with our noodle soup, which was disappointing. Overall, I don't think I'd go back again since it wasn't worth the wait and the server kind of rushed us. read more

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Searched for a new-to-us restaurant on Google on a recent Friday afternoon and decided to pop into Gao Lhao based solely on the reviews. Given the day and time, we expected a wait but were seated right away. We ordered the Fish Sauce Wings and Crispy Wontons for starters, then finished by sharing a bowl of the Mama Tom Yum. The Fish Sauce Wings were a revelation -- I never thought fish flavor on chicken would taste good, let alone amazing. We loved the wontons, but the Mama Tom Yum stole the show. So much flavor, and the spice level was perfect. We will definitely be returning. read more

Bomb food! Just got takeout, but would definitely like to eat in sometime. The 5 spice duck noodle soup...omg! So flavorful and you get a lot of duck, cooked to perfection. The pad Thai was also very good. But only option online was no spicy or medium spicy. I usually go for 2/5 stars. The medium was more like a 3+. But a very well done dish. Also really enjoyed the ground chicken with green beans. Definitely give this a place a try when you want some Asian comfort food. read more

Gao Lhao - 5 spice duck soup. Get it! - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Been waiting to try Gao Lhao for a minute and it did not disappoint! Loved the ambiance of the place with the Bangkok Chinatown style and lighting. The food also did not miss! My soup had some of the best pork belly that was perfectly cooked and so flavorful, and I'm not usually the biggest fan of pork so it definitely surprised me. If you are in the Green Lake area it's a must try. read more

Gao Lhao - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I see why this place is always packed now!! Came here on a sunny Sunday afternoon and surprisingly no crowds!! We are definitely coming back. The food was super fresh and the flavors were amazing. The spice was perfect and you can tell they know what they are doing. Also the restaurant decor is the cutest ambiance! read more

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Tom yum moo was An explosion of flavors. Huge portion. Soooo delicious I want it again but with the huge menu, I should try something else. The fried noodles was crispy on the outside and chewy inside. Everything was delicious and the ambiance was cool and chic. Service was quick. Cant wait to come back. read more

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I am absolutely blown away by Gao Lhao! This spot specializing in noodles is a true hidden gem, delivering unique and intensely flavorful dishes you simply won't find anywhere else. We started with the Pork Jowl Noodles, and The texture of the noodles was perfect, and the dish had this incredible bright, spicy, and tangy dressing that genuinely reminded me of papaya salad. The pork jowl itself was tender, and lightly fried and paired perfectly with the vibrant flavors. It's a must-try for anyone who loves a good flavor-packed kick! we got the Ribeye with Garlic Fried Rice on a Sizzling Plate. The ribeye was cooked to a beautiful medium-rare, tender and juicy, and the garlic fried rice underneath was stellar--light, fragrant, and addictively crunchy with bits of fried garlic. The sizzling plate presentation kept everything piping hot and made the whole experience feel special. read more

Gao Lhao - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This was my second time trying to get a meal at Gao Lhao and we finally succeeded! The hype is no joke; even on a weekday night there is a long line out the door. The trick is to put yourself on the waitlist but hang out around the bar area. If there is an opening at the bar, you can seat yourself! This is probably the best way to get a spot if you're dining solo, since there are tons of solo bar spots. We got the Bha Hang Mee (w/ crab and pork belly) and the XO Noodles. Even though both dishes were pretty noodle heavy, the tastes were completely different. I felt like all the ingredients were very fresh, especially the seafood. I liked the pork belly in the Bha Hang Mee the most, it was so crispy and flavorful. I also enjoyed the poached egg as well. For dessert, we got the Bua Loy Nam Khing - glutinous rice balls filled w sesame, served in a gingko tea. This was fabulous. I am used to having tangyuan (the Chinese version of the rice balls), so I wasn't sure what to expect. I think the sesame paste here is homemade and so it feels stronger than a store-bought tangyuan. The gingko tea is nice and warm to go along with the rice balls; a little strong on the ginger but I didn't mind. I LOVED this dessert - and the presentation just made it better. I would love to come back and try more items. This place is already so successful and I can't wait to see what other people think! read more

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I really wanted to like this place but their ba mee hang bowl with crab was a little disappointing. What I liked - Prices of the ba mee bowls without crab were pretty reasonable - Crispy pork was cooked well very crunchy - Loved the inclusion of soft-boiled egg - Nice ambiance and decor Areas for Improvement - Disappointed there was no side of broth with the dry noodles - has been included with other places I've been to - The sauce didn't taste like anything which is unusual for Thai cuisine. I was expecting more flavor. We weren't offered any condiments until we were already halfway through our meal. This dish would have really benefitted from hot sauce and chili oil. They were fairly busy, so service was on the slower side. No phone or online reservations, in person check in only so expect long wait times. There is also limited parking space. Overall waited 45-50 mins for a table and another 30-40 mins for food. I probably wouldn't get the ba mee hang again but would be open to trying their other dishes if I was with a group of friends. Plan accordingly for long wait times on weekends. read more

Gao Lhao - Bha mee hang bowl with crab, crispy pork, wonton, bbq pork - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Sister restaurant of Kin Len Thai so you know it's gonna be good! They have so many choices on the menu and I love how they specialize in noodles. The interior is spot on and waiters are nice. I highly recommend getting the tom yum noodles!! It was a fan favorite and there's so much pork pieces! Absolutely love!! Don't forget to get their Thai ice tea slushy!! So refreshing after all the warm noodle dishes read more

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I've found my new favorite Thai restaurant in Seattle. Excellent main entrees and they also have a great happy hour. They were starting to get quite busy when we arrived, but the servers were good and efficient, and very nice . Great casual but fun interior decor. There seemed to be a lot of Thai customers when we were there which made me think the food must be authentic. read more

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