I like coming here for the Ambience more than anything. It's a laid back place with good decors…read morearound and gives the relaxed vibes. I like the food generally but the curry fried rice has been reducing in quality - I felt the spices were raw and not well cooked. I wanted to love this dish because I gave two chances and both the times were not the best version they used to make. I will get the regular fried rice or padkeemau next time both are good here. Finally the service is warm and accommodating. She genuinely loved serving my son and gave complimentary dessert when he finished his food, which was sweet. I will come again - just that curry fried rice lost its quality/taste it used to :-/

Bangkok Basil is a small, cute restaurant on the Eastside with solid Thai food…read more We arrived on a rainy day weekend so the restaurant was fairly empty. The spaceis nicely decorated with lots of paintings and tapestry on the wall, making the space warm and welcoming. Food: We got roast duck curry and swimming rama noodles. Roast duck curry: the curry was tasty, the duck was well-prepared, it was not too crispy but doesn't affect the taste of the dish. Swimming rama noodle: the wide stir-fried noodles combined with the peanut sauce was very delicious. Service: service was fast, our server was very nice and cheerful, definitely made our rainy day better!

Great location. The bar is fast with lots of happy hour choices. Friendly staff. Really great food.read more

Delicious food, excellent service and reasonable prices!! Love it here!! We've been back to eat…read morehere many time!

Great place when you're craving Hainanese Chicken…read more I had the combo chicken rice, which comes with your lighter Hainanese chicken and fried chicken. The Hainanese chicken was so tender and almost pure. It had depth and complemented the chicken fat infused rice. It's a nice balance and you can dip sauce into it if you like more intense flavors. I also liked the fried chicken because it had more texture to a tender dish and I found it nice to go back and forth. We also tried the noodles and it was decent and had a slow burn (spicy) to it but i like the rice dishes the best. The combo chicken was more than enough food for me - I left very full. Ambiance is casual. We arrived on Friday around 6:45pm, and joined a waitlist of 9 for 2 ppl. We waited about 25 minutes for a table. You sit down, order via QR code, and food comes out! Service was decent - nice and friendly and attentive - it's not a place where they'll wait on you regularly but it's also not that kind of setting. Parking is either on the street or in the H Mart complex parking lot. All in all - great eatery

A very popular place in Redmond! I am a fan of the kind of chicken rice they specialize in this…read morerestaurant, so I make sure to give them a try, and I was not disappointed. The chicken was steamed beautifully, and the pieces tasted very fresh. The dish came with two kinds of sauces, and both are perfectly delicious. The rice was cooked with chicken fat and juices. It is high in calories, but it's worth it once in a while. My complaints for the place is, I wish they would offer a stir fried vegetable dish. I think veggies choices are lacking a bit on the menu. Also, I noticed their floor were extremely greasy and slippery. They put down black rugs in main walkways , but on the way to the restroom was without and I almost slip and fell. They really need a deep clean to their floor, or someone might fall for real.

Came here on a Saturday around 1PM while I was waiting for my brakes to get changed…read more Was seated promptly and given plenty of time to peruse the menu. I ordered the fresh spring rolls with prawn, pork panang curry with brown rice and a Shirley temple. Panang curry was very flavorful, but might have been a tad salty for my liking. The shrimp spring rolls were delicious. The peanut sauce it comes with was perfectly made and it hit the spot. Shirley temple was pretty good, but maybe I could have asked for a little less syrup. There's what I assume is Thai music playing in the background which is there but just barely unlike other places that play really loud music. It was nice being able to enjoy my meal in peace Would come back to try the lobster pad thai I kept eyeing

My first impression was not good. Parking here is very limited since there are many more stores…read morethan spots. Several people had to park illegally to pick up their food, although the restaurant can't directly control this, admittedly. They only had one server, who looked overworked given the line to get food and the number of people eating inside the restaurant. The crispy chicken was very crispy and very good. The portions are sized well and overall a decent value. The food is better than the service and parking, but I probably won't come here again due to the issues above. I'm giving them a generous 4 stars since running a restaurant these days is tough.

Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen is one of my FAVORITE Thai restaurants on the Eastside. They have a second…read morelocation in Seattle too. My favorite dishes are the PHAD SEE EIW with chicken ($16.25) and the THAI GRILLED BEEF SALAD (cooked medium) ($20.50). The PHAD SEE EIW has the perfect sauce balance of sweet and savory flavors and comes with broccoli and carrot. The noodles are super long and wide so you know they are fresh and not from the box. The THAI GRILLED BEEF SALAD definitely has a kick to it. This dish comes with raw cucumbers, carrots, onions, and basil and is served in a tangy and umami fish sauce vinegar mix. The beef is extremely tasty, tender, and well-marinated. This past visit, my friends and I also tried two new dishes that I've never had at Isarn before- their CHIANG MAI NOODLES (aka Khao Soi) ($17.25) and the MINCED LAMB WITH THAI BASIL ($16.50). The CHIANG MAI NOODLES were beautifully presented with a nest of crunchy egg noodles on top of a creamy yellow curry with soft egg noodles underneath. It was served with pickled mustard cabbage and onions for extra punch of flavor. The MINCED LAMB WITH THAI BASIL reminded me of Vietnamese larb. However, this dish was more savory and less tangy than larb and the basil really shined through. It is quite oily though so make sure to enjoy it with a side of JASMINE RICE ($2.75). Portions are generous for all dishes and I always leave with leftovers. The atmosphere is modern, clean, and trendy. It's a great place for catching up with friends and not too loud. I will say the restaurant is a bit on the darker side, but that's just how they set the ambiance. Service was good and we got our food promptly within 15-20 minutes after ordering. It took a bit of time to waive the waiter down for to-go boxes, but they were attentive otherwise. Note that Isarn doesn't take reservations and it's street parking only. However, they have a waiting list kiosk inside the restaurant and so if they're busy, you can sign up for notifications and walk around the downtown Kirkland shops while you're waiting. Overall: 5/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere

Isarn Thai serves up a totally unique menu of Thai food and this location in Kirkland does get…read moreextremely busy. Went on a Friday night with a group of 5 and waited about an hour before getting seated. Unfortunately, you can't join the waitlist ahead of time and when your table is ready, you gotta be RIGHT THERE as we literally walked in 30 seconds after they called us and didn't leave a message, but the staff informed us that they had given our table away. Luckily, we just got the next one available, but felt like a needlessly stressful experience. Jumbo Firecracker Prawns (4.25/5): Spring rolls and shrimp had a baby. Crunchy outside with tender shrimp and sweet chili sauce - a perfect appetizer to share. Isarn Fried Rice (4.25/5): A fried rice unlike any other. Was my personal favorite dish of the night. The rice kernels were separated into individual grains and coated in grease in the best way possible. I'm a kale hater, but the combination with salted eggs and the purposefully chewy fried steak pieces was just super delicious! Northern Style Sweet Curry (3.75/5): The curry itself is fantastic: super balanced between savory, fragrant, and sweet. The steak chunks unfortunately were just a bit overcooked and chewy. Durian Sticky Rice (4.25/5): Sticky rice has a super satisfying chew and I appreciated that the sauce wasn't overly sweet. Durian itself was sweet and creamy with just a touch funk. If you've never had durian before, this is a fantastic intro.

normally get the traditional dishes like Pad Thai or Pad Ki Mao at Thai restaurants, so I was…read moreinterested to try the Crispy Garlic Prawns out The batter on the prawns (shrimp) was pretty decent - although it wasn't really crispy like the name suggested, it was a little bit crunchy and you could tell the sauce was definitely there. The fact that these were also coated in oil was pretty nice. On the inside, I thought the prawns were cooked well - they remained pretty soft and didn't appear overcooked I did feel like the spice was pretty much missing, though. I ordered 4/5 stars, but it tasted more like 1/5 stars as there was a pretty significant lack of spice that took away from a lot of the flavor potential. Speaking of the missing flavor, there should've been a lot more sauce added to this dish - either poured on top of the prawns or the prawns come sitting in it. The benefit of this is that it you can mix everything with the rice - and this sauce coats the rice to make it taste good. The way it's currently presented, the prawns are too large to really eat with the rice, and mixing the two will just result in eating the meat and taking another bite of plain rice because there isn't enough sauce to coat the rice. This dish just ended up being eating the prawns by themselves - the rice wasn't super useful As a result, after finishing I really wasn't that full For the price (around 20 ish) there are a good amount of prawns, but I wouldn't really say you're getting a good deal here

Went out for dinner with family and tried the Thai sukiyaki, khao soi, and Panang curry with tofu…read more We chose spice level 3 for most dishes and level 5 for the khao soi. The restaurant was hosting an event, so part of the space was closed off, and service was noticeably slow. It took a while for the food to arrive. The khao soi was decent--not the best I've had, but still a solid choice. The Panang curry had a mild flavor with a subtle lime note and a touch of sweetness, which was interesting but not particularly bold. Overall, the food was okay, but unless you live nearby, it might not be worth the trip. If you do go, I'd recommend ordering a higher spice level, as everything leaned on the mild side. Good ambiance overall.

Food portion is satisfactory, tastes great, and I like that they provide you with a hot sauce tray…read moreto add in extra seasoning. Price was about $17 for chicken pad Thai (+extra if you wanted beef or other meat). Service was great and staff were very friendly and quick. I'd come back here for lunch again! 4/5 overall because despite ordering a 5 star spice for my dish it was extremely mild.

Racha Noodle & Thai is an intimate, cozy spot that provides good customer service…read more We came here on a Sunday evening and were warmly greeted and then quickly seated. We all started off with the Thai Iced Tea, which was made well. We then had the Papaya Salad which was fairly tasty. I then selected the Massaman curry with chicken and brown rice. For this dish, I felt that the curry was a tad too sweet (rather than savory) and that the onions could have been cut up a tad smaller. My brother's curry selection (red curry) was a little better than mine given the reduced sweetness. The portions here are massive. When paired with the price, it is very much so affordable, in my opinion.

Good food, great ambience but skimpy quantity and prices are quite high…read more I have to be very careful with the review because Thai restaurants are plentiful and good Thai food is available on so many places. So we really enjoyed our outing at Thai Ginger but given the price we paid, the quantity was very skimpy; portion sizes are very small for the price we paid. Service was good and ambiance is great, interior decor was awesome So overall I would say it's worth trying once

3.5 overall. Family lunch on a Sunday, including one vegan…read more AMBIANCE: 3.0. Though it was almost empty at Sunday lunch, it was sometimes difficult to hear conversation due to the acoustics. SERVICE: 3.5. Sufficient and friendly. FOOD: 4.0. - 4.0: Spring Rolls. - 2.5: Fresh Rolls (with tofu). Lacking taste; didn't seem to be much if any mint. - 4.0: Phad Thai. One at spicy level 2, and the other at 3. Filling. - 4.0: Red Curry. - 4.5: Phad See Iew. - 4.5: Panang Curry. - 3.5: Black Sticky Rice Pudding. - 4.0: Coconut Ice Cream.

Tried a new place with family who loves the food. We ate family style and had several different…read moreplates. My favorites were the hot and sour soup and the broccoli beef. The soup was barely spicy, yet had a good flavor and consistency. The broccoli beef was full of perfectly cooked vegetables and nice tender beef, flavored with a nice sauce. The Ma po tofu was also good, with a slightly spicy sauce. To me, the chicken curry was way too salty. The lamb dish tasted gamey and I didn't care for the flavor of the sauce as well. The restaurant is small and very casual, sweat pants are ok. Parking is on street, wherever you can find it. Service was good. Food came out in stages, which worked really well.

I liked the texture of the thicker noodles and the spicy noodles actually had spice to it. I…read morethought the flavor was good and not super strong it felt balanced and not too salty. The workers were nice and the place was small and cute. If you're in the Redmond area craving some noodles check this place out.

l've often passed by All Thai and was curious to try it, so we finally gave it a shot last year on…read moreFather's Day. The experience was a resounding success, with my family praising the food, service, and ambiance. This year, I returned with friends to celebrate Mother's Day. Our orders included the Penang curry with shrimp, lychee martini, basil fried rice, sprig tollgreen curry, mocktails, and Koh Yum soup. The dishes were expertly prepared, and the service was efficient and friendly. My friends were impressed by the high quality of the food and the welcoming atmosphere. Thank you, All Thai, for a fantastic Mother's Day celebration!

All Thai in Bellevue has been around for quite a few years. Friends wanted to try there because the…read morerestaurant is 'cute'. Indeed, this place is quite adorable, great for girls' night out or date night. They have a sizable full bar for the boozers. Service was fine and kept our water filled. The restaurant is good overall except menu prices run about a buck or two more than my usual Thai places. I suppose that pays for the decorations. Noodle dishes have a sizable markup if switching proteins at $5 beef, prawns, or $8 seafood. Perhaps they use higher quality sources. This location has their own parking. The Food: Crying Tiger, $27.95 - 4 Stars Menu: Grilled glazed marinated New York strip steak Super cute presentation that is also eye-busy, made me pause to think "where do I start." Beef is tender. The side salad is refreshing. Shu Chee Salmon, $27.95 - 3.5 Stars Menu: Grilled wild caught skin-on Alaska salmon in creamy red curry paste with bell pepper, basil I was bummed when I saw this. The fish is breaded and deep fried. I have ordered curry salmon from many area Thai restaurants. This is the first fried version. So unnecessary. The rest of it is good. I quite like the steamed broccoli to accompany the protein. Koong Oob Woon Sen - 4 Stars Menu: House special bean thread noodle with prawns, mushroom, celery in sweet ginger sauce I am a fan of bean thread noodles, aka crystal noodles or clear noodles. This is a common dish found in Thai restaurants. Bouncy, chewy noodle is served on spinach. Their version is less greasy than another restaurant that serves it in a hotpot. This visit is from first half of 2025. Prices are updated to current.