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    4.3 (573 reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Closed • 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Beef Set
    Jacqueline Z.

    Came here for a team lunch. I found it interesting that their menu are all sets - it was a nice way to try a bunch of different foods, including dessert. I decided to get the beef set. At first, I thought the set was a bit small, but I ended up not even finishing everything! I was quite astonished by the curry - it was so flavorful and the beef melts in your mouth. The eggplant was also quite nice, and I'm not the biggest fan of eggplant so it's quite the compliment. The coconut dessert was also delicious - not too sweet but still impactful in terms of flavor. The service was decent. They even let us bring in a birthday cake (I called in advance just to make sure) and provided candles for us, which was nice.

    Chicken Dinner
    Andrew C.

    Went here for an impromptu dinner with the wife and this place did not disappoint. This was our first Thai food since going to Thailand for our honeymoon. They have these dinner courses you can choose from that gives you 5/6 dishes. A tad pricey but nothing crazy for SF prices and the food was very filling. It was delicious and the vibe inside was very chill. I would definitely check this place out.

    Set 02: Pork Belly
    Thomas V.

    A great Thai spot tucked in the alleyway. Their main dishes are served kind of like a Bento-box where you get a plate with soup, salad, protein, vegetable, rice, and dessert bowls. The price is decent given that you are essentially eating a full course meal. There is plenty to eat on the plate. I liked my pork belly dish. It was flavorful and not too much fat on it. Staff is friendly and prompt. They check back on you from time to time. Atmosphere is moderate noise.

    Pork belly set. (Ignore the soup spillage)
    Mike Y.

    Really liked the food and the presentation of how it comes in a set. Also impressed at how quickly the food came out considering we had a group of 8. Location is a little unusual feeling to get to, just commit and you'll find it in the alley. Would love to come back and try the other sets.

    Paul C.

    Came to the restaurant without making a reservation on a Thursday night because there were plenty of reservation times available and the host refused to seat us. There were plenty of tables open and I was able to make a reservation on the spot yet her reasoning was her manager forgot to block the tables and she switched to saying that we would have to wait 20 minutes. She could have said that the wait is 20 minutes from the start instead of saying they're fully booked. It felt like she was discriminating against us and I wouldn't come here again.

    3 chicken set
    David S.

    #3 chicken set with Coconut dessert. $26.01 not including tip. There is an art to living life where the order of experiences impact each other synergistically. When it comes to food, we all already know that dessert comes last as to cleanse the palette, but what about when it comes to an arrangement like this? I was on a quest to discover the cosmic order that transcended preference. I am not a scientist, but I know when a couple meets, 1+1=4. Peanut butter + jelly are way better together instead of by themselves. There was more than to these 6 dishes served individually as they were served together to create a far greater experience. Chicken & rice is a classic combo that really transcends cultures. I ended up pouring my "Thai Massaman Peanut curry with chicken" on the rice. The rice really soaked up the juices, it was so good. Next, my mouth experienced contrast therapy. It experienced a nice sauna from the hot chicken curry and took a cold plunge from the "Central Thai-style green papaya salad". The one thing that I could not understand was the "Thai coconut mushroom soup". It was sour and really interrupted my contrast therapy. Next time, I'll figure that out. The "Sautéed Butternut Squash" you could really eat in between everything. It complimented the chicken as something savory. When I wanted a break from the chicken, I took a stab at the squash. The "Homemade Pudding" was ate at the end and it was OK. I got the Coconut, but the sugar tasted off. I am very picky with sugar, I cannot have any processed sugar, I cut that stuff out 5 years ago and life could never be better. Overall, the mystery really turned this into a 5/5 experience. The "Homemade pudding" despite being ok, still did its job of cleansing the palette. With regards to the "Thai coconut mushroom soup", I just didn't understand the art. Whoever does understand the art or who has written a book about it, please please refer it to me.

    Chicken set
    Jim N.

    Had lunch here with my friend who used to work nearby. The restaurant entrance is located in the back of an alley, so unless you are really looking you'll probably miss it. The restaurant itself is pretty spacious with high ceilings and seating on both sides of a central walkway. We were seated quickly (restaurant was empty at around noon on Monday) and water brought out. The menu was interesting: with the exception of appetizers, food came in sets of multiple dishes with different prices. I opted for set 3 with chicken, but there are also beef or vegan sets. Food took a while to come out, but it was presented nicely. The curry chicken was delicious and not too spicy (by request), the papaya salad was very good, and the soup was flavorful. The mango dessert ended the meal very nicely. The food was very good and we had no complaints. What took away from the experience was the fact that the restaurant was super loud. Even though our table was in a corner, we had real difficulties hearing what our friend was saying. It almost seemed like everyone was yelling, which was annoying. While we all enjoyed the food, we did not like the loud atmosphere. Maybe we will come back again for the food.

    Beef set
    Michael B.

    We went here off of a friend's recommendation, and I am so glad we did! This Thai restaurant is tucked away in a random side street, so you'll probably miss it if you're not specifically looking for it. I would highly highly recommend one of their sets (chicken, beef, pork, or vegetarian). The food is delivered to you on a beautiful 6-piece set tray which includes your choice of protein, 2 colored rice, a soup, papaya salad, a side (eggplant, squash), and a dessert (mango gelatin). This was a fantastic well-balanced meal that let's you try a little of everything. All the dishes were well-seasoned and the flavors were immaculate. They also have great drinks. I've never had a "dirty" Thai tea before (alcoholic version). So if you're in the area, this is a must try!

    Set 02 - crispy pork belly
    Han W.

    I really like the food here. I got the crispy pork and chicken set. The fragrant rice and pork belly were delicious. The coconut soup has hearty chunks of chicken. The papaya salad and brussel sprouts were just okay. I think it's pretty pricey at around $40 before tip. That said, I think it's still worth trying.

    Diego B.

    Cute hidden spot right at the heart of downtown. Got their set menu. Huge variety, full of flavor. Very tasty, delicious. Highly recommend it. Came by during a weekday lunch time. If you come before 12:00 you get a table. If you come after that you will have to wait in line even though they have a lot of sitting, they get packed. So either come before 12:00 or after 1:00 if possible. Unfortunately seems like they only have one waitress during peak hours, which made service very very limited, but their food's good and the price is fair. Will be back. By the way, they are in this little alley. That seems like there's nothing there but a parking lot, but they're there.

    beef set
    Rini C.

    I went here Friday night for dinner with some friends. It wasn't too busy, so we were able to be seated immediately. The beef was tender and flavorful from the curry. Butternut squash and eggplant were soft and savory. Papaya salad gave brightness and crunch to the entire meal. They only had mango pudding, but it was lightly sweet with a bit of crunch. I love that they provide a set of various things. It felt like a well rounded meal. It was really filling and not too expensive at around $32 with tax. We were a group of 4 and we were able to split the bill with 2 cards. It's a pretty casual spot, but it was amazing for catching up with my friends. When it's packed, it could be a bit more difficult for conversations. There's a restroom which was pretty clean. Service was good.

    Katie T.

    The sets were delicious and had a wide range of options which were great. It does lean a bit on the sweet side but overall had lots of flavor! For a Sunday night, service was fast but the waitress can be a tad pushy when ordering. I think asking if we're ready or if we'd like to order drinks/dessert rather than a command is more standard but regardless, still had a good food experience!

    Pork Set
    Dylan V.

    Came here on two different occasions. I like the pork a lot more than the beef. I'm personally not a fan of eggplant and squash in general. These were pretty good though. I tried a bit of the winter menu pork and honestly, it isn't worth the 2x price. The crispy pork tastes better, but I love the dessert of the normal set so much. It's really time really good pudding. It's a neat set experience but I think for Thai food, I prefer Khao Tiew. Staff is friendly, and restaurant dining area is nice.

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    Do you guys take reservations, thanks?

    Yes we do, You can make a reservation online at Opentable.com or call 415-849-6809

    Can the papaya salad be made vegan? It's lists to come with dried shrimp. Does it have fish sauce? Note that fish sauce/shrimp is neither vegan nor vegetarian.

    Yes we can make papaya salad vegan version without dried shrimp and fish sauce.

    Are there nut allergy friendly options?

    Yes we are! We have a lot of nut allergy friendly menu. For more information you can call directly to our restaurant at 415-796-3944

    Is there vegetarian option?

    Yes, We do have a vegetarian sets, Also some sets can be change to be vegetarian! You can check our menu on the website for more information.

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    12 years in business

    Found this spot on TikTok and it looked Instagram worthy, so my cousin and I headed over on…read moreSaturday for a late lunch [def have to go back for brunch]. We decided to share a mimosa flight, spring rolls, and ahi scoops. Even though it wasn't brunch, they still allowed us to order a brunch flight, and they were so polite and helpful throughout 4.8/5. The inside is tiny, but quite stunning, clean, and gives a lot of opportunities for insta-worthy pics 4.9/5, I only wish there had been an actual photo wall. Now to the food. The crispy spring rolls were cooked perfectly, and seasoned well. The clear noodles and veggies were so yummy. I asked for soy sauce because that's what I prefer over sweet sauce, but honestly they needed nothing 4.8/5. The ahi scoops had the best seaweed salad on it that I have EVER had, the wasabi cream on top was the show stopper, and I don't even like wasabi 5/5. We shared the flight and was more than tipsy from two drinks each, flavors on point champagne delicious 5/5. Overall

    Had Blackwood on my list for a while as I was looking for new brunch places to try. The premise of…read morea thai fusion brunch intrigued me and I was hoping it was would surpass my expectations and previous experience with Peacock Pansy (similar brunch spot). The reservation system was a bit odd with no designated time slots, but rather you put in a time yourself online. The system turned out to not work very well as I originally booked a spot for 2 at 11am and then had to call to move it to 11:40am (weird time). Turns out when we got there, my name or a close spelling of it was on the list for 12:40pm. This wasn't a big deal to me since it's easy to mishear on the phone so we moved on from that. The restaurant was decently booked and we sat inside. Now for what my partner and I ordered! Unfortunately nothing called to me strongly so I went with the very basic choice of 2 eggs plate with ciabatta toast and rainbow potatoes. I added in chicken sausage for $3. 5/10: The toast was unbuttered and honestly tasted stale. The potatoes were nice and crispy, but unsalted and quite plain. The eggs were nice, I got mine scrambled. Sausages were okay, I think I actually ended up with the pork sausages rather than chicken. My plate was $26 and I can confidently say it is not worth close to that unfortunately. Brussel Florentine Benedict 6/10: My partner was intrigued by the ton yum hollandaise sauce. There was a hint of it which was nice. Benedicts were okay, nothing special. Coconut oat matcha 8/10: On the sweeter side, but enjoyable! I liked the toasted coconut pieces on top and thought it was a nice drink. Premium matcha wise, I don't agree necessarily, but hey it was an enjoyable drink. Drip coffee 0/10: My partner loves a drip coffee and not in a snobby way. From diner coffee to honestly plain old regular slightly brunt coffee, thats her jam. This coffee was just burnt. Not sure what happened but it was $5 for a completely bitter cup of burnt coffee. Not great. Fun side note: As we were ordering the table next to us called attention to their dish as their waffle was completely undercooked and tasted bitter. The wait staff was apologetic about it, but seemed to either not understand or insist it was "too sweet" not undercooked or bitter. The table was very polite about it so honestly it was not the best look for the restaurant. It was simply feedback and I don't believe it was taken very well. Regardless, just a fun note to throw in! We will not be back unfortunately. There are many lovely brunch spots and restaurants around the city and sadly I don't think this one is worth a try just because of the cost for the quality, but I always tell myself its always worth to try in case you do think differently!

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    Blackwood - 24 hour beef noodle soup

    24 hour beef noodle soup

    Blackwood - Chicken and Waffle

    Chicken and Waffle

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    New Thai Elephant - C01. Pad Thai Noodle

    New Thai Elephant

    4.3(630 reviews)
    1.2 mi•North Beach/Telegraph Hill
    •$$

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

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

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    New Thai Elephant - Dinning area

    Dinning area

    New Thai Elephant - Pad Thai

    Pad Thai

    New Thai Elephant - D07. Tom Yum Goong

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    D07. Tom Yum Goong

    Marnee Thai

    Marnee Thai

    3.8(2.1k reviews)
    4.7 mi•Outer Sunset
    •$$

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

    Recently celebrated a family member's birthday here and it was delightful. All the dishes we had…read morewere super flavorful! FOOD: - Roti w/ curry sauce -- SOOO simple yet delicious. I could probably eat a ton of these alone. Very light and the right amount of flakiness. - Spicy Angel Wings -- I was actually expecting these to be spicy but it only has a slight kick to it. Not my favorite so I would probably skip out on it next time. - Pad Thai & Pad Kee Mao-- SOOOOO delicious!! Would definitely get these 2 dishes again and again. It had the perfect ratio of every ingredient that made the whole dish come together nicely. It was my first time trying Pad Kee Mao and it was really yummy! It had a slight kick too which I really enjoyed. - Kang Ka Ree (yellow curry) -- also yummy but sadly it wasn't my favorite dish that we ate for this meal. This dish is usually one of my go-to's whenever I eat at a Thai restaurant but I felt that the flavor lacked some. - Roasted Duck -- not entirely bad but also not my favorite dish. It definitely tasted good with the sauce that was provided but if we didn't have the sauce it would be dry. - Pananag Beef Curry -- this was super yummy too! It reminded me of a spicy kaldereta (for all my Filipinos out there) - Mango Sticky Rice -- a very light, simple and yummy dessert. Never skipping out on dessert! SERVICE: We ate here for dinner and service was quick for a Friday night. At the end during our dessert, they turned the lights off to sing happy birthday. It was definitely a treat! PARKING: Street parking can be a challenge but for this location it is fairly easy. Can't wait to visit this place again for a meal!

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    Marnee Thai - Relaxed comfy Interior

    Relaxed comfy Interior

    Marnee Thai - Inside

    Inside

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    Hed verythai - thai - Updated October 2026

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