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    Tarah Thai Kitchen

    4.0 (194 reviews)
    ModerateThai, Noodles, Pan Asian
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Chicken Wings Laab Flavor
    Sahithi B.

    I came here today for brunch with my friend and her daughter. We ordered the Laab chicken wings, tom yum wings and Pad Thai. The Laab wings were my favorite, and the service was great. They have about 4-5 tables of seating indoors and we had a great time. Definitely recommend trying the wings if you come here!

    Basil chicken fried rice
    Kai M.

    Cute small restaurant- very nice staff. Got the Basil chicken fried rice - rice was mushy and soft and the veggies and chicken had a burnt taste to them. (Wouldn't get again) Also got stir-fry Broccoli and chicken which had a nice taste and crunchy veggies - which I love! I'd be interested in coming back to try some Curries.

    Menu - Feb 2026
    Maribel M.

    Our first visit since the change in ownership +/- a year ago. The indoor has changed slightly, service continues to be fantastic. * Order was taken quickly, dishes came out quickly * Waitress continually checked in on us to make sure we had everything we needed * Everyone was a fan of their dishes, esp. the roti

    Thai iced tea
    Kennycia D.

    I enjoyed this place! Super cute. Small intimate dining. Food is great. Service is really good and quick. I enjoyed the Thai tea and food a lot. I wanted dessert but was too full. The restroom is next door.

    Yellow Curry
    Lloyd C.

    I met up with friends for dinner and decided to check out Tarah Thai Kitchen. I guess I never saw this place before and I've walked by many a times and never noticed this unassuming place. My bad. AMBIENCE: It is a very cozy and intimate setting. Simple decor yet modern. Inside dining only with several small tables (2 people) and a couple of medium tables (4 people). The restrooms are outside in the courtyard, er... old theater. FOOD: Roti Panang Curry (Vegetarian): Pan-fried puff Paratha with a side of curry sauce (4/5). Thick and flakey. The sauce was delicious with the roti. Thai Ice Coffee (4/5). Good, sweetened and creamy. Basil Fried Rice (pork): Stir-fried garlic with jasmine rice and sauce. Served with protein, bell pepper, yellow onion & basil (4/5). Savory, sweet, with a slight spice. The flavor of this rice is spot on! Pad See Ew (chicken): Stir-fried flat noodle with egg and sauce. Base with protein, carrot & broccoli (4/5). This version was slightly spicy and not as much gravy as I am used to but this was good! Yellow Curry (with Pork): Yellow curry paste cooked with coconut milk. Served with potato, yellow onion & carrot (4/5). Creamy with a nice consistency. If you have any curry dish, you MUST order jasmine rice to fully appreciate curry on steamed rice. YUM! Everything was delicious! SERVICE: The staff/owners are friendly. Though, it seems most of their business is takeout orders, and it was busy on a weeknight. So table service was lacking a bit. But she did refill our water a few times. We thought the flavor of each dish was good and we will definitely be back! Come support your local business.

    Pad See Ew & sip Thai Sukiyaki (Spicy)
    Marijose G.

    service is always wonderful, food is filling, flavorful and warm. The wings are incredible. Their presentation varies but the flavor is ALWAYS there!!

    Green Curry (missing the eggplant)
    Kathryn G.

    Just average like other reviews have said. I wanted to try a new Thai place instead of my go to, but this made me wish I went to my favorite. The pad thai shrimp was the best of all the dishes, but that being said it was a bit bland. The pad see with beef was okay. I've never seen this dish with egg so that weirded me out, and I wish the noodles had more of that signature wok flavor. The green curry was disappointing. We ordered this one for the eggplant, but when it arrived there was no eggplant. We sent it back and it came out with three pieces of eggplant - not very generous. If you live nearby, it's a good local Thai place, but driving from Santa Clara area, I likely won't be back.

    Thai Iced Tea
    Alisa B.

    A cozy hidden gem tucked away in Willow Glen! The interior has a brick pit stop vibe to it. Each table is small, so probably don't bring more than 4-6 people here. The Thai Iced Tea. was really good! Very fragrant and perfectly creamy. Not overly sweet either. The Basil Fried Rice was pretty decent! I like the texture of the rice and it had good flavor. Could be better if it had more bell pepper instead of carrots I think. My favorite was the See Ew! Though the chicken was dry, the noodles were QQ and packed with flavor! Not too salty and flavored how I like it.

    Thai Fried Rice
    Debbie S.

    Came into this cute restaurant while walking in Willow Glen on a Saturday for lunch. We didn't know what we wanted to eat, but saw this place and decided to give it a try. The server was totally friendly upon entering and having us sit. She was attentive throughout our whole meal. It's a small place with only room for about 16 people, but the food was good with flavor. I didn't need to add more spice to my plate even though we ordered mild (my hubby spiced up his dish though) since I can't enjoy my meal when it's too spicy. A good menu to choose from, and we went with a few of our fave Thai dishes. They didn't disappoint, and we enjoyed every bite (and of course had enough to take home).

    Mango sticky rice
    Chinmayi V.

    Great find in Willow Glen downtown ! It's a small place with few tables but serves one of the tastiest Thai food I have eaten in the bay area. The curries are well rounded with flavor and taste, and taste very fresh. They also don't seem to use excessive oil in their dishes. We ordered pineapple curry, pad kee maw noodles and mango sticky rice. All of them were delicious. They have a decent selection of Thai beers and some wines. Service is also great. Will certainly dine there again

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    Daisy S.

    Would probably return but not my favorite. Food was flavorful, but small portions compared to other Thai spots. It's a small cozy restaurant located in downtown WG. You can access from the main street or through the shopping mall back entrance; where the free public parking lot is. Indoor and outdoor seating options. Great staff, friendly and attentive. Our server forgot to put in one of our dishes but quickly got it out when he realized and he gave us a discount on our final tab. So thoughtful! We had veggie tom kha soups and veggie pad kee mao. I enjoyed that they do not fry their tofu. The tom kha was alright. Probably wouldn't order again, it was very basic. However, I really enjoyed the pad kee mao. It was so flavorful and packed with veggies! Didn't even need to add any spice to it.

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    I always order yellow chicken curry and it has the best flavor. Serve it over rice with a Thai iced tea drink and you're good to go

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    Really good Thai food- one of the best in South Bay. Very nice courteous staff as well. Place is nice and cozy- generally takeout food.

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    The pad Thai and Penang curry was SO good and the service was great. Would recommend!

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    I had the Caesar salad with salmon. The salmon was perfectly cooked and the salad was tasty, but…read morethey really skimped on the avocado. Only a few really tiny bits of avocado were in my salad, and my friend had the same complaint. Pruneyard parking is always a pain, but Pacific Catch is at a good location at the end of the building, so it's pretty close to parking if you can find a spot. The restaurant itself is light and airy, with a few outside tables. A pleasant atmosphere. The service was good and our waiter was attentive. Partway through a manager (?) stopped by our table and asked how everything was, which was nice.

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    4.6
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    7.5 mi
    Women-owned & operated
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    4.3
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    7.4 mi
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    Came here with my wife and a couple of friends. This place was recommended by our friends. Great…read morerec!! Staff is so friendly and attentive. Our server had a great personality and was fun. The dining area is spacious. Even with lots of tables, the space didn't feel cramped. There's a mechanical burger station against the wall too. Someone ordered a burger so I was able to see it in action. That was fun to watch. Everything we ordered, from the small bites to the dessert, was excellent! Rice Bites was tasty, and the rice had a good crunch. Truffle Fries was good, though I've had better. Caesar Salad was good as well. Shake'n Beef was tender with good flavor. As You Wish - the chicken was moist and delicious. The Ube sticky rice gave the dish a nice sweetness. Couch Potato cocktail paired well with the As You Wish entree. The chocolate dessert (can't remember the name) was very rich. Have with coffee. The banana dessert (can't remember the name either) was very good. Too easy to eat, very light and not too sweet. I will definitely be returning!

    Came for a birthday dinner. Spacious, quiet, modern interior. Wasn't a fan of the silverware…read morebecause the handles were thin and round, it kept rolling off the plates. I wish they had an option for chopsticks, but thats just my prefernce. Service was attentive and quick. I would come back for the food alone. Drink: We ordered Pepper Garden booze free drink and it was better than the alcoholic drink we got. Food: ordered the Fun Guy battered mushrooms which were a great substitute for fries. The sauce it came with was missing something I couldnt put my finger on but i dipped those in the fish sauce and they were so good. Sugar Cane pork skewers were one of our favorites. Well seasoned pork, fish sauce, and pickled veggies. It was like a deconstructed spring roll you put together with lettuce boats. As You Wish chicken and ube sticky rice was our favorite dish. The glaze on the chicken went so well with the sticky rice. Butter Chicken was so flavorful and somehow light. Usually Butter Chicken is heavy but not here. Because we were celebrating a birthday, they gave us a complimentary chocolate cake with vanilla buttercream and some berries. If youre looking for a variety of tasty Asian dishes at one location, good drinks, and good service in the area, give this place a try.

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    4.7
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    8.1 mi
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    Wait for dinner on a weekday holiday was about 10 minutes. Ordering is done through QR code on the…read moretable. The truffle and mushroom rice tastes incredible! The Chinese sausage pieces sprinkled throughout added extra flavor too. The bowl is deep so there seemed to be roughly 5 cups of rice. Unfortunately the laksa shrimp fried rice was disappointing in comparison. It didn't have much flavor overall - better than plain rice but definitely needed more seasoning. The menu lists homemade laksa sauce as an ingredient but we didn't taste that, and the dish wasn't spicy at all either despite the 1 chili pepper rating. But it looked just like the menu picture so maybe the description is wrong. Fried chicken with tom yum sauce came with 6 pieces. Very juicy. We also enjoyed the herbal roasted prime steak with sausage rice. The delicious rice had the taste of fish sauce. Most of the short rib slices were soft and a few were slightly chewy but overall decent quality. Some of the fattier pieces of meat were still attached to the bone.

    Jun Bistro had been on my list so my husband and I decided to dine there last night. We ordered:…read more Chicken noodle soup Dai style seafood 2 sugar cane juices, one with ice and one without ice Chilli honey chicken with potatoes Laksa shrimp fried rice Fried chicken with tom yum sauce We loved the sugar cane juices. The one without ice still came cold and was about $2.50 more in price. Both tasted similar and the one with ice wasn't diluted at all. Both were refreshing and we loved the flavor. It was very authentic and refreshing. Chicken noodle soup was amazing! I don't know about the 8 hour boiled chicken since it tasted like chicken breast broth and not bone broth but it was super delicious. The noodles were slimy and it was very comforting. No chili oil was provided on the table. The server spilled some broth on our table while carrying a hot bowl of soup. I recommend asking the servers to use a serving plate to bring over food to the customer's table. Spicy chicken with honey and potatoes- We've tried this dish at many different restaurants, mostly without potato chips and we didn't like it here. Some pieces of chicken were bland and others absorbed most flavors. The honey did not help the dish at all. There was no balance of flavors. I did not like the addition of packaged wavy potato chips into the dish. Dai style seafood- This dish was very disappointing. It was served cold which was the highlight of the dish but nothing tasted fresh. This dish took the most time to come out. The dressing tasted well made, it was sweet and savory but the seafood hadn't absorbed the dressing. There were mussels, clams, squid and calamari in it and the balance of flavors was out of proportion. Laksa shrimp fried rice- Good wok hey, chewy mushroom bits and little pineapple bits but shrimp was very hard to find. The addition of egg was nice. Fried chicken with tom yum sauce- Nicely fried very tiny pieces of chicken with 1 tsp of tangy sauce. Good dish. Nothing extraordinary. I would come back for the chicken noodle soup on a cold night!

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    3.7
    (3.4k reviews)
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    $$
    25 years in business
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    We ordered takeout over the phone, and the staff were very helpful in answering our questions and…read moremaking sure our order was ready on time. I ordered the Hainanese chicken, which came with soy sauce and turmeric rice. The chicken was tender, perfectly poached, and paired really well with the soy sauce. The turmeric rice was soft and well cooked, although I would have liked it to be a bit more fragrant. We also tried the nasi goreng, which was very flavorful with a slightly tomato-forward profile. The shrimp were cooked perfectly and were especially delicious. To round out the meal, we ordered the Malaysian milk tea, which was spot on. Overall, we really enjoyed our meal, and it was good enough to make us want to come back and dine in next time.

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    4.0
    (2.4k reviews)
    7.0 mi
    $$

    A coworker once joked that he always runs into me at every decent Japanese restaurant in south…read morebay--and Gochi is one of it. Yes, he should not have been surprised. As a devoted fan of Japanese cuisine, I am truly grateful to the person who first introduced me to this spot. Since then, it has become my definitive go-to for a slightly more upscale, formal lunch with closed friends whenever we have the time to sit and savor a good meal. My typical lunch rotation consists of their excellent donburi bowls: the Niku Kimchi Don(for when I'm going for strong flavor that day), the Tori Nanban Don (for when I'm craving perfectly deep-fried comfort), and my all-time favorite, the Mabo Tofu Don. The Mabo Tofu Don here is an absolute standout to me. It is a brilliant Japanese interpretation of the classic Sichuan dish, trading the traditional numbing spicy for a deeper, savory-sweet flavor profile that is equally delicious. The technical execution of the ingredients is flawless. The minced pork is thoroughly marinated with absolutely no pork odor, and it melds perfectly with their rich Japanese-style fermented bean paste. The addition of the deep-fried eggplant elevates the bowl entirely. If I had tasted eggplant prepared this way during my childhood, it would have cured my eggplant-phobia instantly--the exterior is impeccably crisp, while the inside remains tender, juicy, and packed with flavor. Crowned with a perfectly soft-poached onsen egg and served over high-quality rice, the dish achieves a wonderful, multi-layered texture and flavor profile that makes for an incredibly satisfying lunch. I have been on a five-visit streak ordering this Mabo Don, but I promise to eventually break the cycle so I can share my thoughts on the Niku Kimchi and Tori Nanban bowls with my fellow Yelpers soon!

    Though the plaza it sits in isn't particularly eye-catching, Gochi is an aesthetically lovely…read morerestaurant with a Japanese-style interior. The parking lot isn't massive, but finding a spot isn't difficult, if my experience is anything to go by. Solo and duo diners are usually seated at normal tables, but large parties have the option of sitting in shoes-off washitsu rooms with tatami mats. The menu is very large, with specific sections condensing their vegetarian & gluten-free offerings. You get a paper menu detailing their specials, and the rest of the menu is accessed through a QR code (which I am personally not a fan of). True to its self-identification as a Japanese fusion tapas spot, the menu ranges from sashimi to soba to risotto korokke to pizza and so on. I recommend eating family-style with a group, as portion sizes are definitely tapas-sized, and trying a little bit of a lot is the best way to experience what Gochi has to offer. Though the atmosphere is great for a date night, the two-seater tables are set up very close to each other, so there won't be much privacy. Most of the dishes I found to be good, but perhaps not exceedingly impressive. The yuzu ceviche was stellar, with fresh fish and a strong citrus flavor, but the accompanying potato chips were a little thick and lacking salt. The sashimi was beautifully presented and fresh, but the pieces were a little smaller than I had expected. The risotto korokke was alright as well; the sauce was great, but the risotto inside was a little bland. Overall, I thought this to be a decently enjoyable experience. The atmosphere is great, the service is good, and the food is varied and interesting. The dishes range from being pretty affordable small dishes to a little too pricey to be worth what you get, so I'd definitely spend a little extra time perusing the menu. I will likely return to try some of the other items in the future.

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    4.2
    (1.9k reviews)
    7.5 mi
    $$

    Got the Mongolian delight and tofu eggplant clay pot and asked for two servings of rice…read more We ate every last morsel and even though I was ready to pop, dessert piqued my interest. We ended up ordering a slice of mango cake and yum. Definitely did not disappoint. Tasted like a good old fashioned Asian fruit cake in the best way possible. Light, soft sponge, airy sweet cream, hint of mango. The high praise for Asian dessert of "not too sweet". My only complaint is that I wish we lived closer!

    This is a very successful vegan restaurant, and its strength is that it prioritizes well-cooked…read morevegetables over fake meat. Dishes that are vegetable-based or prioritize seitan and tofu are typically the best kind of vegan food, over fake meat that never tastes like what its imitating. I wouldn't bring someone without dietary restrictions here, but I think it's a perfect place to bring a vegan/vegetarian/meat-restricted person. They have a lot of good options here. The soups are relatively flavourful for vegan broths. The curry fried rice is delicious as well. I also appreciate the variety of drink options made with vegan milk substitutes. The service is pretty fast considering how busy it gets. Some of the workers can't speak much English, but it hasn't been an issue. Southeast Asian food can be very meat-heavy, so places like this are great. If your vegetarian friend is ever craving Thai or Vietnamese food, bring them here!

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