They have live turtles living in a sludge water tank that are dieing because they do not change the water- if this is right in front of the restaurant I don't even want to know what's going on in the back. This is so unsanitary and frankly inhumane to live animals. read more

Sea Thai - Live turtles dieing in a sludge tank at the front of the restaurant - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Yelp hours are a bit off - they actually close at 11:50 PM (not sure if it's every day though). Was looking for some late night food and everything seemed to be closed and hours everywhere are janky after COVID. I was extremely hesitant judging from the reviews but was really craving some Asian food - or anything that wasn't really fast food so I stopped by. It's take out only so no dine in and seemed like most people placed their orders online. We got in and there were two ladies waiting for their order while no staff were present so almost thought they only took online or phone orders. Clarified with them and they ordered inside (thanks ya'll). Took about 5-10 minutes to get noticed as it's a mom and pop shop with a wife and husband doing everything so they were occupied cooking. Gave them benefit of the doubt there, I understand. Placed an order for Pad Thai, Crispy Chicken, and Orange Chicken. Saw the order was $4 and was super confused, thought maybe it was just a tip. After going through with the entire transaction, I realized it was definitely an error so brought it up and the husband confirmed. Basically missed a digit. I might've ended up overpaying a few dollars because of some rounding but whatever. Anyways, he originally estimated it to take 30 minutes but the order came out in probably 15? I'm going to attribute the speed to the fact that I brought up the error, but I'm grateful it was sped up. Many other people came to pick up orders and they were alerted it'd take a few more minutes so you know they were really busy but despite that, they served me really well so I was happy. Chicken Pad Thai 2 stars - let me start off by saying their definition of 2 stars is definitely more. It's more of a 3.5 stars elsewhere. Man I don't handle my spice that well but 2 stars is my go-to everywhere and this one was hot! Took me a while to finish so let that be a warning. Moving on with the food - it's a little dry, not as saucy as other places so not as sweet but the noodles were fine and chicken was standard. Can't complain but I wouldn't order again and would try other items. Crispy Chicken 1 star - so all these entrees don't come with rice, which makes them look underwhelming. But when I look at the meat and realize I'm getting double the portion of an entree elsewhere, I'm pretty satisfied. I might not be getting rice or other sides, but I can make some at home for cheaper (I mean they sell rice too, but making rice is simple enough). However, it says this also comes with onion and bell peppers which I did not get. Taste was solid, not overly saucy with the right amount of crisp and crunch, but the lack of vegetables included was unfortunate. It's more of a soy-garlic taste maybe soy-chili sauce. Orange Chicken 1 star - again, no rice with the entree but the meat is easily double the portion of meat you get elsewhere with rice. Also again, this should come with carrot and onions, but it was missing. We just got a good amount of orange chicken to bring home. Unlike your typical Chinese food orange chicken, it's not layered in viscous sauce but rather slightly infused with the chicken which is lightly crispy and crunchy. Overall, I was pleased with the food. I think the Sea Thai Specials they have are probably the best items judging from the two I've tried. However, our meat lacked the additional vegetables so that's unfortunate. I wanted to rate down for that fact, but it's really not a big deal so I can look past it. Nice that they are open relatively late compared to other places in the area and prices are on the lower end. Spiciness levels may vary from previous experiences. read more

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An absolute gem! Stumbled in late at night because, well, there were no other options, and what a treat it was. The ambiance? Unforgettable. Didn't even notice the fish tank housing four small turtles with its rich, sludgy ecosystem until my friend pointed out the unmistakable aroma of pure sewage wafting from it. A bold design choice, really. Service was efficient--you just need to yell to the kitchen for the single employee to come take your order. Worth the effort, though, because the Tamarind chicken I had was hands down the best I've ever tasted. Sure, I had six rounds of intestinal gymnastics before noon the next day, but who's to say if it was the food or the hangover? A real mystery. My friends weren't blown away by the Mongolian beef, but they just don't appreciate the finer things in life. Would highly recommend to anyone with a strong stomach and a sense of adventure. Can't wait to go back! read more

I probably wouldn't have thought to order from this Thai restaurant if not for UE. The reviews here are not stellar but I found the food to be excellent. There was a promo for free spring rolls (very tasty!) so naturally I ordered enough food to last a week. Anyone who offers fresh guava juice has my attention so that was a major win for a blustery cold winter evening. For mains I ordered the Penang curry - warning this is spicy even if you order the light spicy option, the basil tofu - smells so good from all that thai basil, shrimp goong Siam from their specialty list, and garlic green beans. My favorite dish was the shrimp goong Siam - savory and generous in size, I kept coming back to this one. It was a unique dish as far as thai dishes go and it was great even reheated days later. They don't skimp on carrots and onions in this dish. The garlic green bean dish was a little disappointing as they cut them in 1'' sections so they looked like they may have come from a can. They tasted good the first day but by day 2 may as well have been canned green beans. I was hoping for standard garlic green beans so I felt that this was the only dish that didn't live up to the rest of the dishes' standards. The order was ready in a short time and the packing of the items wasn't great - they could use a piece of cardboard in the bottom and tying off the tops of the bags will help prevent spillage and toppling over during transit and delivery. read more

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Love this place. I order regularly from here and i'm never disappointed. Owner is nice and friendly and now knows me by name lol. I'm not sure why this place has bad reviews- the food is always made to your liking, delivered hot and on time, no waiting an hour and half for food. 10000% recommend read more

crazy wild atmosphere, great food and great customer service though! was looking for takeout and found it late at night

Wanted to eat here but when i walked in I noticed an extremely dirty water tank that looked like poop water and there were live animals inside. They appeared to be turtles. I couldn't order anything it killed my appetite . read more

delicious late night thai food. they open until 2am, very little seating & only one or two workers but food taste delicious. i got pad thai! great for to-go :) read more

Sea Thai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Well, I wasn't exactly looking around the room when I walked in to get my take-out, but if I had seen some of these reviews, I'm not sure that I would have gone here over another Thai place (it's a 4.5 on Grubhub out of almost 600 ratings, so highly rated). Frankly, I think people would be pretty disgusted if they saw the kitchen in a lot of other restaurants. Unless there's an actual health outbreak (remember, clean appearances didn't save Chipotle...), I don't know why it should be an issue if you're only getting takeout. Realistically, this is cheap Thai food for where it is...I don't know why you would eat-in expecting ambiance anyway... Now I gave this place 3 stars because they got my order wrong. I ordered chicken Pad See Iew and chicken Thai Fried Rice. They definitely got the order written down correctly unless "FIR" = Pad Thai not Fried Rice, but I definitely got Pad Thai not Fried Rice. Now the real problem with this is I got two very different dishes because it's all for me; I like to eat family style, so I often get two or three dishes and then have leftovers of all of them for the next few days. So getting two noodle dishes was less than ideal; a different mess-up (like a curry instead of one dish) would have been whatever honestly. I just ate the entire Pad See Iew and put the Pad Thai in the fridge. The Pad See Iew is a little on the wetter side, so if you like it because it has that little bit of char on the noodles, you may be disappointed; usually this is a sign that the wok wasn't hot enough and the sauce didn't caramelize onto the noodles or that there was just too much sauce. It wasn't swimming, but the noodles at the bottom were definitely just straight up wet. That being said, it was solid Pad See Iew; chicken not too dry and broccoli not too overcooked (maybe a little light on the broccoli though). I would get it again, I would just check my order before driving home. read more

Sea Thai - The Pad Thai that I did not order - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This place is unsafe.. I'm going to forward this picture to the Seattle health department. Buyer beware..filthy, filthy filthy..childrens toys, household items, garbage, looks like a garage. It appears that the owners have lost control. I would not trust the food quality. read more

Literally the worst Thai food I've ever eaten. The Pad Thai tasted like ketchup and the pad see ew was burnt. Sticky rice was dry. AVOID. Complete waste of money. read more

I'm not sure why there are bad reviews of this place. First off the deep fried cheese wontons are amazing!!! I asked for spicy and they delivered spicy! I ordered cheese wontons, chicken pad Thai, red curry with chicken and egg rolls. And a side of peanut sauce and jasmine rice. All i can say is yummm!! I'm so happy i overlooked the awful reviews on here and ordered from these guys!! It was even a late night Uber eats and it was delicious. I'm so used to being disappointed for late night food but these guys are good!!! read more

"yeah I am pretty high so I'll eat it anyways" We asked Sea Thai to send noods and post mates seriously delivered. Here's a random tangent-- the best season of parks is season 3 and I'm in an ocean blue sandwich. All in all, I regret nothing but I just rubbed glitter into my eyeball. The order: pad see iew and pad Thai OKAY was good but what is up with the pad Thai noods? I was very surprised by what looked like spaghetti noodles and that's very strange. ****BONUS REVIEW**** "Jack in the box is pretty good but I'm so full." Says my friend eating jack in the box. Our cat would probably rate them all 10/10 because she was sniffing everything from sandwiches to Thai food to American fast food. read more

Sea Thai - Look at this chicken - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Ordered take out pad see eiw and pad kee mao from here last night. As other reviewers have said it looks like someone's living room when you come in, filthy. Flavor was ok but noodles were too dry and completely clumped together. I ordered 2 stars on the Kee Mao and there were giant chunks of extremely hot pepper thrown in, I would have had a REALLY bad day today if I ate it. Sketch all around. read more

Sea Thai - Peppers in pad kee mao 2 star - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Amazing ambiance and service love everything we had great place can't wait to come again read more

Sea Thai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I have eaten here before the pandemic and had a great experience, however this last time was very disappointing. I placed my order online and arrived 30 minutes later for pick-up but was told that they "just now recieved my order." I waited another 30 minutes for my food, only to find that my noodle dish was thrown together and exteremly overcooked. Also, the resturant was dirty inside there was a bunch of non-resturant related junk was stacked up in the dining room of the restaurant. It looked a bit like a hoarders episode. I won't be back... read more

Order takeout, they messed up half the order, the other half of the order doesn't smell right.I made the mistake of ordering online because these guys were open late night. Do yourself a favor. Don't do it. the mung beans smelled rancid, the cook was running out to the store'sto buy potstickers as they had run out for another patron. look, I get it, this is a hole in the wall Thai place in Wallingford. but when you walk in the place is so cluttered with crap, one of their kids has assembled hey cardboard fortress in the corner, the other kid has musical instrument spread out everywhere. There is no cleanliness in here. I wish the owners would review some of these reviews and actually takes stock. A lot of the stuff would be very easy to fix. Keep the place clean. Have a proper pantry, and for the love of God, throw out the microwave. read more

I placed an order for pickup online through their website, but when I came at the pick up time the restaurant was closed. The money for the order was still taken from my account despite never receiving the food I ordered. Not sure why their website even let me place an order if they were closed... read more

I agree that this place is definitely homey and small and a nice little neighborhood joint. When it comes to other things... The server was nice and un-intrusive at the same time. The green curry and Rama Garden (I think?) were both very tasty. We were happy that our green tea was only $1 for the entire pot (and I liked the cute miniature cups we drank it out of). Otherwise.... there's not really much else I can say about it yet. Note: Apparently their 3-stars is a bit spicier than the usual 3 stars (while the 2-stars didn't taste spicy at all)... read more

Sea thai is a small whole in the wall with the nicest chefs I've ever had the opportunity of meeting. In response to deliveries this is a very small family owned shop generally consisting of only one driver. They deliver to countless areas including Aurora ,Ballard, Westlake , Fremont ,eastlake, Lake city, Queen Anne (anything in a 5 mile range ) and because of this sometime they are unable to make everyone in a timely matter. 4- 5 miles doesn't seem far but going through rush hour traffic on local streets can take up to 50 min to make one delivery round trip. This is why deliveries are made in according to time they were received, and then grouped if they are going into the same direction. Deli fee are to cover the distance they have to travel but you were going to tip anyways though right? :) No entrees come with rice! Everything you order can have a choice of meat (chicken ,pork, beef, tofu, veggies).They are accommodating to dietary needs just ask.The menu's website is outdated but they have current printed ones at the restaurant. They close at 10pm so be conscious when you place an order or at least call first. I'm talking to you grub hub people. If they say their busy they mean their busy. Especially during heavy rainy days. So instead opt to take it to go or ask them can you call me when it's 5-10 min till ready and I'll come pick up. Things you must TRY! Spice hotness rating is 0-5 they will go hotter if you like Stir fry noodles other then pad Thai or see ew Kee Mao noodles ( drunken noodles): mixed veggies with wide noodles and meat Dry noodles: It's a lighter tasting stir fry dish with peanuts ,spinach, choice of meat Lard Na : noodles cooked in a gravy like sauce with veggies and meat Curries: Red curry with Thai pumpkin(a must get) with pork! Yellow curry (more Indian then Thai but I do enjoy the flavors). Fried rices: Ka phao lard khao (it's on the back near chef specials) This is something I eat 2-3 times a week . Make it spicy, add any type of ground meat cooked with Thai basil, served with a perfectly fried egg, and ladled on a bed of steam rice. Its literally TO DIE FOR good. Chili Fried rice: I'm a egg slut so anything that comes with a fried egg I definitely would recommend. Entrees: Pla rard prik: deep fried snapped in a tangy sauce with sweet bell peppers Prik khing:; they deep fry the green beans for a second to give the veggies a nice bite and stir fry it in a curry like base with choice of meat. YUM SALAD: tangy fresh sliced cucumber onions and meat. It's more protein than veggie but its filling and healthy. Thai ice tea! Also Taste pretty good with coconut milk instead of half and half(just ask) Anyways stay hungry fellow yelpers read more

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I've been on a Thai takeout streak the past two weeks and seeing that this is the only Thai place around the UD area that I haven't tried, I decided to take a chance despite the 3.5 star Yelp rating. Who was I kidding? This place gave me food so disgusting that I am at a lost for words. Was I eating plastic?! Kee Mao Drunken Noodles: Apparently 5 star = no spices to them, so I had to add my own chili powder, salt, and soy sauce. More importantly, these were NOT kee mao drunken noodles. I've had my fare share of good and bad Thai food all over the US and in Thailand. I've never had kee mao this bad. They used the wrong kind of rice noodles, and these noodles clumped together so tightly it was impossible to break them apart. I also asked for the bell peppers to be substituted with mushrooms. I found ONE mushroom in the entire thing.There was barely any other vegetable either (besides tiny overcooked broccoli floret remnants and two pieces of carrot which tasted raw and uncooked). Red Curry and Panang Curry: The beef was rough, thin, tough, chewy, and rubbery. This kind of texture is common in beef that has been kept for much too long. Were they giving me expired meat? Again, I asked for the bell peppers to be substituted with mushrooms, only to find ONE mushroom in each dish. I also asked for 5 stars, but this tasted completely bland. Some Thai places make their dishes very sweet, but this was just plain and flavorless. You would expect that curry, especially from a Thai restaurant, would be full of spices to give you that kick. Not this one! Pud See Ew: I had to throw this out since I felt like I was eating Play-Doh. Holey crap. Look at the picture of that clump of doughy junk! It's not small pieces of two to three rice noodles clumped together from the sauce. This is a whole clump the size of a grown man's palm! Not sure what they used to cook but it shouldn't belong in a human body! read more

Sea Thai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I'm a nice guy, and I generally try to give restaurants the benefit of the doubt. But there's a caveat: I can only work with what they give me. If they don't give me much to work with in the beginning, then there's not much I can do for them. And with Sea Thai, no matter how I try to spin it, I cannot say I enjoyed my experience here. It's a shame because I came in thinking I would like this restaurant, but the food just wasn't very good. Maybe I just ordered the wrong thing and it was my fault. The chef salad ($11.59) arrived ten minutes after I had ordered it. Without embellishment, I can truthfully describe this dish as random uncooked vegetables simply tossed together. They call this a chef salad? There were sliced tomatoes, lettuce, cucumber, and onions just loosely piled onto a plate. Adding meat was an additional two dollars. Then the presentation of this whole thing was a mess, too. They gave me an entire bowl of peanut sauce complete with a spoon to scoop it, but the sauce was too strong and should have already been mixed with the dish for me. The onions also added quite a powerful punch because they were just sliced without being cooked and then mixed with a bunch of tasteless vegetables. The inclusion of brown rice added another two dollars to my bill but didn't leave me any more satisfied. Honestly, the only thing that impressed me was how cute the waitress was. read more

Sea Thai - Chef salad with meat and brown rice ($13.59 subtotal, $14.88 grand total) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Got one entree and one appetizer to be delivered. It was supposed to take 30-45 minutes, it took an hour. Food wasn't warm, I didn't get any utensils, I'd requested extra napkins (I got one). Phad Thai doesn't come with any rice and there's nothing in it except noodles, chicken and a few sad bean sprouts. Additionally I got the crab ragoons. It comes with 8. The tiny sauce container was less than half full. Like, seriously? After two dips it was empty. Not impressed. Won't be going back. read more

Sea Thai - Saddest sauce container for EIGHT crab ragoons. - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I used to order from this place all the time, but that ended tonight. I went and picked up my order of chili fried rice and realized there was no chicken in it. Upon calling the restaurant, the person I spoke to told me there was nothing they could (read: would) do to rectify the situation. I was patient until this point, but this was infuriating. As someone who's worked in the restaurant industry himself for years, I could not comprehend how rude this idiot was to me. I will never NEVER order from this fu@ing place EVER AGAIN. And a personal aside if anyone at Sea-Thai is reading this: I'm going to dedicate my life to letting everyone know not to order from you. You suck, your atitude sucks, and your customer service completely sucks. Addendum: I should mention that the idiot I was speaking to hung up on me. And in retrospect, they're customer service was never very good. They've screwed my order up several other times, but I just kept going back, I guess for nostalgia or some other stupid, misguided reason. Lesson learned. read more

Sea Thai - My "chili" fried rice with chicken, inexplicably devoid of spice and of said chicken. - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

W E A K. Signed up for Yelp just to warn you away from this place. I expected fairly exceptional food based on the fact that it's more expensive than my regular place (Djan). $15 for tom yum soup with a few tomatoes and a bunch of mushrooms?! Plus $2 more for rice?! Absurd. They even charged me $2 extra for tofu in the rama garden, which consisted of mostly cabbage and carrots. The folks there were nice enough, but that's beside the point. This is Seattle, there are a million thai places. Why would someone go here? Because they haven't been here before. I should've trusted my gut, so I guess there's no one to blame but myself. Same goes for you if you read this and still go. You have been warned. Will post a photo of the food if I can figure out how... Update: Just ate. It was as disappointing as I hoped it wouldn't be. BOO!!! Sorry to say, but these folks just aren't good cooks. So why does it cost so much?! read more

Sea Thai - $15 soup, $2 rice, plus tax and tip = $20 FOR THIS!! - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Ordered take out. You get like 8 spring rolls in an order so that was a bonus. They were OK and I needed much more sauce than they give you. No big deal though. The ginger tofu and the garlic tofu was so good. Huge flavor. The Pang Curry also slapped. It had a perfect amount of heat. We will definitely order again. read more

Went there recently to try it out. Parking is limited on street or back in neighborhood....good luck with that. Wasn't too busy so we were able to get our food quickly. Ordered some fresh rolls, they were ok, dipping sauce was delicious though. Pad see eiw was very tasty along with the spicy fried rice. I would definitely recommend this....spice level was right, Thai flavors I was hoping for. Service was good since it wasn't busy. Thai Iced tea was sweet to offset my spice level I ordered. We ordered soup too....forgot what it was called, it had coconut milk in it, sour, sweet flavor....veggies and mushrooms were good. Overall I had a good experience and recommend trying it out. Its a small place, maybe about 10 tables or less. Cost was about what I thought it would be for 2 adults. Happy eating! read more

I ordered a hot Pad Kee Mao and I am a little teary eyed. They have two more levels of hot and I am SO EXCITED to eat the even hotter levels. this place does spice and I will forever praise it. read more

Now I could eat Thai food for days, but Sea Thai was hard to eat for a couple of minutes. They had free delivery on Postmates, so I ordered the Pad See Ew and the Crab Wonton. The pad see ew was overall highly unsettling. When first opening the container, I was hit by a powerful musty smell (like wet dog). The noodles were long like chow fun noodles which was weird. They didn't taste as musty as they smelled, but they also didn't taste of much at all. The crab wontons were palatable. The texture on the inside was rubbery and the filling had very little creaminess or texture. The crisp on the outside was pretty good, but it didn't redeem the dish. Overall, not a place I'll be returning to for hot, flavorful food. There are much better options in the area. read more

This place is pretty good, but a few issues. They must need to save money because they don't use much heat. The staff are wearing jackets! It's cold! Also, it's not very clean. If you need to go to the bathroom you might want to wait until after you eat. They really need to clean things up. I think the food is good. Not very spicy though. I ordered the chili fried rice and i asked for medium spice. It wasn't spicy at all. This is probably some of the better Thai food I've tried in the area, but the setting needs a lot of work! read more

Very sad, dry and strange pad see ew. The noodles were thin and dry. I've never seen such narrow noodles in this dish. They had a blurb on their take out menu about being recognized for Best of Seattle in 2006 and 2007 but you know, it's 2018 now. The family that is trying to run this restaurant needs to make major changes. Avoid if you can. $12 is too much for $2 worth of dry rice noodles and a few slices of meat. read more

There online delivery is trash every time you try to order they cancel your order and say there not excepting orders anymore for the rest of the day they have good food but the fact that they don't take orders online is bogus read more

I ordered pad Thai, green curry, fish cake. The green curry was a little bland but the pad Thai was good. Fish cake was ok. My main complaint though was that I selected extra spicy as the spice option (which cost a dollar extra), and everything tasted more like mild or medium. read more

The fried rice was not the chicken Thai fried rice we ordered (it had Chinese sausage in it? So weird). The Pad See Iew was dry and the noodles weren't even he correct noodles, they used some sort of weird egg noodle. On top of all of this it was slightly more expensive than other Thai restaurants and the portions weren't that great. read more

Great delivery place, not so great to eat in. This is not cheap thai food. They have a loyal following and have won best of Citysearch for a couple of years, so they do quick business. The food is pretty tasty, which is why I suggest getting delivery. The eat-in experience is pretty lacking. Especially in the evening when most are running around attending to take-out; service will be slow and noisy. The do have a special imported chili paste on the menu which, they say, allows you to order dishes up to some apocalyptic 7 stars 'o heat. Worth a try if you're a heat masochist/connoisseur. This may be the most expensive thai in town, but you receive top drawer chow with a very large delivery radius. Delivery tipping is listed as mandatory on their menu, but you were going to do that anyway, weren't you? read more

I've lived in the Wallingford area for about ten years and In all those years Ive always had a good experience. Crispy tofu, nice and spicy!! I love Sea Thai. Hidden gem read more

Ok, so, I wish I'd read yelper Ashley P's review prior to confidently ordering my lunch here, #3 on the hotness. Hotness was delivered, hell, my mouth was on fire and I sucked up that thai iced tea like it was my IV. Still, I cannot fault the Sea-Thai for using fresh thai chilies. I give them props for keeping it real. This is a small restaurant, 9 tables to be exact, so come with a group of 4, or with one other person. No more! Tables are decorated with colorful, elephant print thai tablecloths. Pictures adorn the walls, as do photos of Thai dignitaries (I assume...I don't really know). The lunch special is what I went for - 3 mini springrolls, chicken yellow curry, and the spicy flat rice noodles which I requested in place of pad thai, which I am not a fan of. The waitress had no problem accommodating my change request, and upon consulting with the chef came to tell me it would be $1 extra. I was ok with this. Everything came super fast, and the portion was plentiful. Sadly, I couldn't fully enjoy because of the whole mouth-on-fire reaction. Also, the curry had more potatoes than chicken (sad), and the rolls were really just a crunchy, fried excuse to dip into the sweet sauce, no real filling. Ooh, they did bring a complimentary tofu, cabbage soup. Small bowl, very simple, quite refreshing, especially on a cold, rainy day in Seattle. It was great to have the place to myself, I got undivided attention from the server, and left moderately satisfied. Note to self: always go with #2 spice level when you are trying a Thai restaurant for the first time. If they're weak on the spice, ask for hot sauce, you can adjust, but if their spice packs a lethal punch, then you are screwed! I'll be back and try another dish out. Menu is kinda limited but the price is right and, service is sweet. read more

Sea Thai is one of the best Thai restaurants in Seattle. The food is consistently well done and their chef is so sweet. Her name is Renoo and she comes out to your table and talks with you about her food. And, she's actually from Thailand. I've been to Thailand, and this restaurant is one of the only ones that comes close to tasting like the food I had in Thailand. Try her curry paste-it will burn your tongue off, but it's a holy experience. Don't let the hole in the wall feeling turn you off-it makes it better. Once, when the power went out while I was eating and they couldn't use their credit card machine, they gave me my whole meal for free. They're nice people and the food is fantastic. read more

For all the men who think they are men out there...you need to get SB4. If you ever eat in and read the actual menus there, the caption for this dish is something along the lines of THE MAN DISH. Honestly, I like it, too, but I've always gone to this place with a bunch of guys and they'd probably tell me I shouldn't because I'm not manly enough. But I did pick a little out of my boyfriend's dish and it's good. Maybe next time I'll just tell them to deal with it and order my own plate. :D But, I also love, love, love their red curry! Om nom nom nom nom! I think this is the best red curry I've had...ever! Also, this place is spicy! I think my tolerance for spicy food is pretty average to above average (errr, I'm capable of eating those Flamin' Hot Cheetos), but I think 2-3 stars is more than enough for me. I mean, 2 stars is comfortable, but 3 stars is asking for a challenge. Other than being a great Thai restaurant, I'd knock off half a star if I could, but I won't because I'm so nice (and also because I can't anyway)! But - some things to keep in mind is that some of the menu items don't come with rice and they may charge for it (but this is pretty standard for most Asian restaurants) and seating can be a little tight when eating in (I don't recommend bringing more than 7 people in your group). read more

The food here is good but not great. I'm not sure what it is about the food but, although it's rich and flavorful, there's something uncompelling about it. On top of that, the food wasn't very hot when delivered. But it was still good and, this being the first time I've ever ordered from here, I will definitely give it another shot or two before making a final decision. *** RED ALERT: UPDATE *** So, after seeing this place winning Best of CitySearch or some other dubious Internet award, I decided to give this place another go. Yep. Glad that I did. See, I figured out what the deal is with this place: their noodle dishes. They're good but they're not THAT good. Where Sea-Thai rocks is the curry. Get anything with curry on a bed of rice and you're in for a magical adventure, my little digital friends. In fact, if you can take it, order a red curry dish and ask for their special red curry. It's $3 extra and it's bloody hot. I mean, it'll take your head clean off. I ordered it at 5 stars once, which is my normal, and it gave me a good run for my money. I ordered it at 6 stars the next time and it pretty much hit me like Jack Bauer using Chuck Norris's fists. I'm going back to the 5. And delicious? Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl, you don't even know! ** ALERT AGAIN ** I hate to do it but I have to downgrade Sea Thai to four stars. Their website menu is a little confusing and we ended up ordering House Rolls, thinking that they were vegetarian because the SECOND description of them says that they are. The FIRST description says that they have pork in them. Plus, I ordered Ginger Tofu and they sent Ginger Chicken. I called them to get it rectified and the guy was incredibly irritated and had no interest in customer service. He made me feel like I was trying to cheat him and that had ruined his day. Oh, right, it's MY fault because I didn't order by number. I've been ordering from Sea Thai for years now and suddenly I'm the enemy? I'm your CUSTOMER. 'Well, all right,' he drawled in final defeat. 'But it'll be awhile. We're pretty busy.' Thanks, man. I feel all loyal to Sea Thai now. I'll order by the number next time. You've certainly taught me a lesson. read more