Great service. Great food. I wish the place was open longer or at least on weekends I had the chicken pad Thai and roti, which were both pretty good. I'll definitely be coming back read more

Thai Curry Simple - Chicken pad tho and roti - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Thai coffee latte...thai tea latte $2.50...roti! This place is like no other...the owners are bringing something unique to Seattle, lets support it! There are so many reasons to eat at this restaurant. I will list a few. Don't be scared by the façade and area, unfortunately the city forces them to keep a certain look ("international"), the look is run down and dirty, but walk inside and you will be very relieved. It is warm and inviting. Small but cozy. The owners, a husband and wife team, will always greet you with a smile and even remember your name, where can you get that kind of family run customer service?? Variety, most Thai places are the same old thing. I think you can tell they really care about the food they serve, it shows (the finely sliced red chili pepper in the pad kee mao). They have many many drinks that are great. Thai coffee latte...have you ever seen that before. Not an iced Thai coffee...so common. This is a hot beverage, with Thai coffee and shots of espresso, and the topper is the sweetened condensed milk! They also have something called a pink milk tea...made with three milks and some type of rose liquid, try it out. They serve something called ROTI. This is the greatest snack food invention. It's like best crepe you'll every taste, it's thicker and crispy fried, more like a puff pastry. Those toppings are...you guess it sweetened condensed milk, and a combination of chocolate sauce, bananas, cheese and strawberry jam oh and you can even get a scrambled egg too. PRICES: lunch is only $5.00...for authentic Thai food. They have daily specials that run $6.00. There hot drinks are only $2.50, now you know at every other coffee shop you would be paying $4.00 for the same size. The owner said he keeps it cheaper because people are having tough times these days and they need their coffee. How cool is that? There are options to have brown rice as well as white rice. And they also have vegetarian dishes too. I have tried the tofu panang curry; I have to say that was the most flavorful tofu I've ever tasted. The owner said they simmer it in the curry. So, it's much better than the tofu you get in stir fried dishes. There are also little desserts to try, a nice variety. Lychee pudding, sticky rice...topped with some kind of coconut sauce. I think the perfect size, just a little bit of sweetness after your meal. The final word: at least try this place out one, and see what you think. I support it every week, just because they are bringing variety to the area and very friendly. (Keep in mind it gets very busy at lunch time; go a little early or a little late) read more

Excellent Pad kee Mao! Authentic Thai food at good price right across from 5th Av link station read more

Thai Curry Simple - Pad kee Mao & Pad Thai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I may only be giving this place 5 stars because I can't find really good Thai food in NorCal and I've been craving like a mad woman...or maybe because this place actually deserves it. Most items on the menu are $5 -$6. There's not a lot of selection, but what they do have, they make it and make it well! I tried the pad see ew and the pad thai. Both were fantastic. I want to come by to try their curry! They also offer a bunch of drinks. I got the lychee green tea. It was refreshing and not too sweet. Perfect! My friend ordered the Thai Iced Tea which he loved, too. There aren't a lot of seating, so it's best to beat the crowd or take the food to-go. I can't wait to come back! read more

From the outside it looks odd but once you go in it is very cute with a solid menu and great prices! I will be coming back here again! Lunch menu from 11 to 4 is a great deal for your money but the dinner prince isnt much more read more

Thai Curry Simple - Panang curry - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My boyfriend and I randomly found this little place as we were walking around Chinatown. I would have to say this is our favorite place to eat there. We try to go there when we can for lunch, and now we are pretty much regulars. Too bad they don't serve after 3 :( The food is a great price and portion size, and it tastes great as well. My favorite is the Panang Chicken (which is only $5). I would recommend this place for everyone, & especially those who love spicy foods! They have drinks, breakfast items, and homemade desserts as well. Oh, and I usually don't carry much cash on me and just have my card, and this place only takes cash .. but running to an ATM to grab a bite to eat here is worth it (: The owner is also very nice. read more

This is Bangkok Street Style Eating Place where they have their menu post on the wall in super large print. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/JVT7w47Hco5PwUg1ZzzMgQ?select=9HKYqBlr-FzwgPiq25Kzxg I had the Thai Tofu Curry of the day which happened to be Panang Curry carrot spinach winter melon ($5.50) http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/JVT7w47Hco5PwUg1ZzzMgQ?userid=-WvlGS3ERPU5JgUK2jmNZg I like that they use no msg, no fish sauce, and no preservatives in my tofu curry. For dessert, a Thai-style roti with Caramel Raisin w/ condensed milk($3). http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/JVT7w47Hco5PwUg1ZzzMgQ?select=ikX6uCmIpyAblszil0anog The eatery is simple and has a clean decor. Even though, you and pay at the counter, if you are dining in the restaurant they bring your food & water to the table. read more

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As an Indian who grew up eating rice most meals in a day, it's only natural to crave for rice on the third day of my Seattle visit. And working near International District or ID, is a boon. There are so many Asian joints spread out, it's a difficult choice to pick one. So for lunch today, we were scouting for a Korean place, and ended up in Thai Curry Simple. What a great choice, albeit accidental. My usual taste test for a Thai place is the Green Curry, and that's exactly what I ordered. It was fabulous, perfect portions, rightly spiced, exploding Thai flavours, beautifully cooked rice. I was quickly teleported to Thailand for a while. The spice levels are balanced for an international palate, however do add the chilli oil drops to spice up, only if you dare to. As an afterthought, inspired by my friends, I went ahead & ordered the Thai Iced Tea. Great choice, the Tea was so strong I could taste the bitterness, almost mistaking it for coffee. Friendly hosts, crowded place, awesome Thai Food, unless I try other Thai places in ID, this one is going to remain my favourite for a very long time. By the way, if you are like me, fancy cooking up some nice Thai food @ Home, you can pick up the tiny Green Curry Paste bottles & cook up a feast. They do also have the Penang & Massaman Curry Paste, apart from the Green Curry. read more

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This place reminds me of the food in Thailand. Been here a few times since discovering it a few months ago. The flavors are on point and I just love the simplicity of the menu. Just a few dishes and a curry of the day. I have yet to try the curry, but the pad thai and basil pork were both amazing. The fried egg is perfect, just like in Thailand. And the chili sauce is awesome. It's Thai spicy, which is probable too spicy for most, but perfect for me. Nice price and good portion sizes. read more

Great delicious authentic Thai. Several $5 lunch options. From noodle dishes to homemade curry dishes. No star ratings for spiciness here. You can make your own heat with the condiments on table. I had the tofu phad Thai. Not sure if they use ketchup but a slight hint of sweetness in the seasoning. Once I placed the Thai chili fish sauce over the dish, the flavors were perfect. And the tofu was firm and perfectly fried. The lines were out the door in this 20+ seat restaurant. Service was very friendly and fast. The owner tried to ensure everyone could get a seat and constantly poured water. I wanted a Thai iced coffee with tapioca, but by 1:00, they ran out of tapioca. Sigh. Ambience- B (small but clean) Service- B+ (fast counter but long wait in line) Food- A Price - A ( great portions and flavors for $5!) read more

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Sweetest owner, fun vibes with Thai music, and authentic and delicious well-priced Thai food! I had the Massamun Curry with Chicken and my wife had the Red Curry with Tofu. Having lived in Thailand this restaurant really brought me back to the good days eating the world's best food in Southeast Asia. Definitely worth heading over there for lunch or dinner! read more

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LOVE! LOVE! LOVE! AMAZING pad thai and the lady was great company. I am definitely coming back tomorrow. It's affordable and mind blowingly good!! read more

Sab e lee! 20 stars delicious Just had the phad thai chicken again All dishes here are delightful The super spicy chili sauce in oil is so good here I don't even mind getting it in my eyes...in fact I kind of like it read more

Thai Curry Simple - Chicken phad thai with a dollop of spicy chili sauce cause that's how I roll AROY JUNG!! - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was one of the original customers of this establishment years ago and stopped eating here when the lines started forming outside the store at lunchtime. I always considered their food to be above average but I haven't been here for years and a coworker wanted to give them a try again. The menu has changed a bit but they still have a nice selection of Thai dishes and we decided to go with the Panang and Pad See Ew. The portion sizes are generous for the price and the quality is good too. The flavors weren't what I think of typically when visiting my favorite Thai restaurants in Seattle but their location is convenient and the wait wasn't bad so I'll go back and try some Pad Kee Mao one of these days when I don't want to walk too far for lunch. The counter folks were friendly and the dining room is basic but adequate for a lunch bite. I plan on returning to spice things up a little with their Pad Kee Mao soon and try a couple other dishes too. For me, this restaurant is location, location, location. And, it's easy to get there from the bus tunnel since it's literally across the street from the entrance or exit. read more

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This was a truly horrible experience. And I really hate saying that; there's no joy in delivering bad news. I love to eat out. And I love good Thai about as much as I love good Greek or Italian. But I don't love bad experiences and bad service/inflexibility. First off, I should have noticed that none of the lunch specials (Satay, basil chicken, pad thai) had any indication of spice level. Nor was I asked about it when I placed my order. So that was the 2nd tip-off I missed. We got our food almost immediately, which was nice. I took two, maybe two and a half bites, and had to stop. The basil chicken was so intensely spicy -nay, brimstone and hellfire HOT- that it was inedible. My face turned red, my eyes watered, and my esophagus burned. In fact, an hour-plus later, it STILL burns. I feel like I need to drink Maalox just to get back to normal. When I sent the food back and asked if it could be prepared less spicy, I was told no. They tried to offer me two dishes I don't like. At that point, I was ready to forfeit the $6.50 I paid and not eat all. Instead, they brought me a bland bowl of white rice and cooked vegetables that had zero flavor. Now, all that said, I like spicy food in general. I prefer some heat to go with my dishes. But this was not heat. This was insanity in a bowl waiting to burn the unsuspecting alive from the inside out. If this place intends to serve its mixed Asian and white clientele, it had better figure out how to convey the spice level of its dishes. read more

Awesome little curry spot. We stopped here for lunch based off the good reviews. The restaurant is very quaint and has a cool feel to it. All of the menu and "rules" of the place are written on a chalkboard. They base their food off of quick fast-food curry you could find on any corner in Bangkok. And when they say fast food, they mean it. We had our whole order within two minutes. Not sure if it was the owner or manager, but a gentleman stopped by our table twice to say hello and make sure everything was good. Great quick and cheap lunch. We will definitely be back. read more

Thai Curry Simple - Thai tea in a mason jar. - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

It is indeed simple. Came here a few days ago and had their massamun curry w/chicken and white rice + sweetened condensed milk/sugar roti for lunch. Slightly overcooked white meat chicken in a flavorful curry mixed with potatoes, onions and carrots. The accompanying hot sauce/oil mixture looks dinky but packed a whalloping spicy punch. Roti was described in reviews posted on the restaurant wall as a thai-style crepe. To me it was more like an asianified elephant ear. Service was efficient- from walking in/line up/order/leaving with food, 10 minutes during lunch primetime. Would go back again. read more

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Stopped in for lunch on Friday September 3rd, 2010 after noticing how long the line at Salumi was and was immediately greeted by the owner who was extremely friendly. As a lot of the other posters have stated the price for every lunch entree is just $5.00 or $5.50 with tax! The portion was extremely large for $5.00; and the food comes out extremely efficiently. The restaurant while small holds about 20 patrons or so easily; however, as the other posters have mentioned it's cash only so plan ahead. read more

Thai Curry Simple - Pad Thai Chicken - $5 Lunch Special - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was not a big fan. Food is mediocre. Cheap eats for sure. I would only come here if nothing else was open and I was starving. But would still definitely come to support the CID neighborhood. It's close to public transportation so that's a plus! read more

I guess this place hardly needs one more good review, as it's obvious that people love it. Here's a few things they do right: - love the changing daily curry, it brings excitement and variety to my otherwise very dull life - seriously the best thai tea I've had in Seattle - killer roti - small discounts for recycling to-go receptacles - adorable decor - chili sauce and fish sauce on the tables, just like on the tables of street carts in Bangkok - super friendly FOH staff that always makes me feel welcome and sometimes will include small free samples of things (like pudding!) The only con to speak of is their limited hours. I wish they were open longer/more! EDIT 3/8/18: They are now open for dinner and I am overjoyed. read more

Delivery order of panang chicken. Got a bad premonition when the box i took out was sticky all over like it was covered with syrup. Food was sickly sweet like a Thai Panda Express. Rice was raw in the middle. Food has to be pretty bad for me to force down 5 bites, deem it inedible, and throw away. How does an Asian mess up rice? read more

Love this place, and I frequently order my lunches from this restaurant. I always order to go because the smell can be a little too aggressive for me to stay, but the food is excellent. The staff is all super friendly and knowledgeable about food restrictions and allergies. I love the food and the ambiance, and honestly it's an ideal restaurant to grab and go, due to its convenient location, awesome 10% off with a bring your own container discount, and the efficient service. read more

I've been here three times now (twice for food once for coffee) and don't get me wrong, I liked the food but my last experience will ensure that I NEVER go back. First Time was good I went with a group, all was well. Second time I ordered take out and it took 30 minutes for them to give me my food. I ordered pad Thai and maybe 7 orders of pad Thai orders went out before I got mine, so clearly it's not like they were out. 2 separate out the door lines ordered and received food well after I ordered. This in itself would not evoke the disgust I feel, but it did not help at all that they weren't even the slightest bit apologetic at the delay. Whatever, this is where I draw the line. Today I went and got a Thai Iced Coffee. When all the ice had melted away and I was down to my last ounce I noticed something floating in my drink. Upon closer inspection, it was nothing other than a baby COCKROACH (I've posted a picture!) I CANNOT HANDLE THIS--I'M DONE. I will never eat here again! read more

Thai Curry Simple - That would be a baby cockroach in my Thai Coffee. I'm gagging as I type. - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was the first ever customer to this location when they opened in 2009 and since then have spent a fortune here. Pros: 1. High quality fresh ingredients in all their dishes. 2. Their awesome chili sauce. 3. Consistent quality. Cons: 1. Small serving size. 2. Limited menu. Must try: Yellow curry tofu (only served on Tuesdays), Pad See Ew (with that awesome chili sauce). read more

authentic thai cuisine! really yummy! everything is great - $5 curry with rice - $6 noodle dishes - $2 curry to go packets :( it closes early :( read more

Hands down one of the best phad thai I've ever tasted in my life! I think about that chewy tangy/sweet noodle with the crunch of the bean sprouts all the time. Mmm... like right now.... *drool* and I always have to use their wonderful homemade hot sauce. Less than half a spoon please is enough! lol.. Hubs uses at least a spoonful or two which I think is crazy esp when it says 1 spoonful = 20 stars. Yeah... watching the beads of sweat on his nose and forehead is funny. :) Overall the best place to get really good thai food at a great cost. Get there when they first open or after lunch rush or else you'll be waiting for a seat to be open. The place itself is nice but wish it was a tad bigger esp when you have more than 4 people. Also, try their thai iced tea. Delicious! I've tried the pink milk tea and it was very interesting.. not bad but interesting. It's really pink! I think i'll stick with the thai iced tea. Still the best! Oh yeah! They also once in a while have tom yum soups (with and without coconut milk). Both hubs and I each ordered it and LOVED it. Huge amount of great flavors! Hubs absolutely loved the soups so much he keeps asking me when we can go back to get more. But it's only once in a while they might have it. We just got lucky on that day we went. So hopefully you can try it! read more

How to have great Thai curry at home after enjoying great Thai curry at Thai Curry Simple: 1. Buy a vacuum-sealed pouch of Thai Curry Simple's homemade, DIY curry paste to take home with you at the same time that you're ordering your lunch. 2. When you are next craving Thai curry, pop open a large can of coconut milk (preferably Mae Ploy, which seems to have better fragrance/flavor and fat content than Chaokoh), which is about 2.5 cups (the recipe on the pouch says to use three cups of coconut milk, but eh, whatever). DO NOT SHAKE THE CAN so that the fatty portion of the milk stays separated, resting on top of the liquid portion. 3. Spoon out the thick fatty portion ONLY into a large, heavy-bottomed saute pan or saucepan and fry your choice of cut up meats/tofu/seitan and veggies in the milk in medium-ish heat. Use common sense and add harder, longer-cooking veggies first and add more delicate items or items that you want to keep fairly fresh/raw last. 4. Add the contents of the pouch. Rejoice in the fact that you don't have to worry about calibrating the nam pla/palm sugar/shrimp paste levels because the pouch has already done it for you. 5. A few minutes before the proteins/veggies have reached doneness, dump in the liquid portion of the coconut milk and simmer 'til you're ready to eat. Add some veggie broth or water as needed if you want a thinner sauce. 6. Adjust the salt/sweet/sour balance using nam pla/palm sugar/lime juice, though you probably won't have to because the pouch is that awesome. 7. At the last second, throw in a handful of torn basil leaves and minced garlic, stir it in, and serve over your choice of rice. 8. Cry tears of joy as you eat yourself silly. Cry moar because papaya salad doesn't come in a pouch. read more

Three things: 1) Your heaping plate of rice and curry will cost you $5. 2) The food is super tasty. 3) Five dollars. Five! I had the chicken curry massaman and though I could have handled a bit more spice, it was incredibly flavorful, with chicken, carrots, potatoes, and white rice. I got a Thai Iced Tea to wash it down and even with that, my entire lunch was like $7.30 or something crazy like that. So glad I put my trust in my fellow Yelpers, because the block this place is on could use some major TLC and I almost turned around to find eats elsewhere. As soon as I got inside, though, and saw how packed it was even at 3pm (but there was still a table for lil old me!) and smelled that amazing curry, I was sold. If I lived here and worked downtown I'd be here all the time! A perfect, semi-secret lunch spot. read more

Becoming so famous it's in famous I heard about this from a friend then mentioned it to two other friends who had read a wonderful write up about this place in the stranger. So I went with a party of 5 to try this infamous 5 dollar Thai. Everything you may have heard is true. You do not even need to eat just walk in and you will notice the smells are even better then those other Thai restaurants. and 5 bucks. I dare you to give this one star. Actually I triple dog dare you. This place is in a close Thai with in the bowl and honestly the folks running thai simple are really very nice. I recommend checking out what the buzz is about you will not be disappointed read more

This place offers very authentic Thai food at a really reasonable price! (Who can beat five bucks? I'd rather spend $5 here than at any fast food joint.) Perfect place for lunch although be ready to fight the crowd during peak lunch rush if you want to eat there. (I get their lunch to-go.) If you want something different to go with your morning coffee, try their Thai-style "roti". It's essentially a flattened and pan-fried dough drizzled with various toppings. (The traditional Thai style is simply with condensed milk and sugar.) This is also great as an afternoon snack as well if you need a little sugary pick-me-up. If you want unique and authentic Thai street food, be sure to stop by on Saturdays so you can order from their special menu. FYI. This place accepts cash only. read more

I had been trying to go to this place for at least a year, but their hours are so funky that i always seemed to get there after they were closed! One day i was finishing up at a cafe and walked by and they happened to be open. I practically RAN through the door. The sound of Seattle hip hop greeted me at the door. I went up to the counter and ordered my food, then took a seat near the window, observing all the business people scurrying around during the lunch hour. I excitedly anticipated my food. The ladies working there were very polite and provided great service, checking up on me whenever i needed something. When my food arrived, i sat there practically inhaling it all; enjoying every bite. The portion was perfect. I even had enough to bring some home. Though this place is no secret, it still feels like a hidden gem, for its so unassuming, sitting next to one of the most sketch bars in China Town! read more

I eat thai at Uwajimaya a lot, and for some reason I was expecting Thai Curry Simple's food to be along those lines. Nope, totally different. Everybody who is anybody who works nearby likes this place. Some highlights: -- Flavorful pineapple tofu curry in a plastic clamshell container for $5 -- White coffee! And a selection of tea including iced tea with tapioca and pink milk tea -- Open fridge with salted plums, their homemade curry paste, dried durian, and all sorts of thai recipe stuff in case you think you can do better -- Big wall menu with pictures of roti drizzled with condensed milk .. mmm -- For some reason, has a roosters and birdhouses theme Not going back to $10 thai under heat lamps any time soon. read more

Sorry but contrary to other reviews, our experience wasn't very good. We came because it was highly rated, and we wanted Thai curry. The Panang chicken curry serving was ample for $6.00 but limited seating. I ordered brown rice and my friend ordered white rice but they both came with brown rice. It was too spicy (just heat without body) and not as good as other panang curries I've had (maybe I'm spoiled by the Panang curry at Similan Thai in Issaquah). They need to make it milder and allow you to add heat, as you wish. It was also not as creamy and didn't have the depth of flavor that I've had elsewhere. Unfortunately it didn't sit well with my friend who felt rather sick afterwards. We also noticed a horrible cigar/tobacco odor permeating the lunchroom and by the time we got back to the office, it still hadn't blown off our clothes. That made me rather queasy as I'm pretty sensitive in that area. So needless to say, we won't be back. read more

This place is awesome! It has very limited hours, 11am - 3pm lunch and beware it is cash only! I chose to hit the ATM to try this place for lunch during work, and I'm so glad I did. They describe their food as what you would find at a Bangkok Street Food cart and it is delicious. They have a tofu curry of the day, as well as the standard dishes including panang curry, green curry, pad thai chicken, and pad thai tofu, to name a few. An interesting note is that they don't ask for how many stars you want; they provide a spicy sauce so you can customize the heat yourself. I ordered the green curry to go - for the price it is a nice size portion, not too big not too small, at least for me. For those with a larger appetite you may need a side dish. The only downside to this place is how small it is because there is only seating room for about 20 people. But if all you need is a quick, cheap, tasty Thai dish to go look no further! read more

Whoa, whoa, whoa! How could I have missed this place, working in the Intl. District for the past 10 months?? This is a very small, CASH ONLY, Thai place that really does remind you of the motherland when walking in. The decor, the writing, and the simple wooden furnishings make this place like a store you could very realistically step into on the streets of Bangkok. The menu is simple and concise -- how a good restaurant should be! Curry is their specialty, and I highly recommend the Massamun Chicken. Everything is under $6, and to my surprise, they serve Roti here. The ultimate street / dessert food of Thailand. Drinks and other tropical-like desserts are also phenomenal here. The service was also very good. The mom and pop owners were very nice and ended up giving us a free pink jelly dessert. Sweetness. Overall, this place doesn't look like an Intl. District restaurant at all. It reminds me of something that belongs on Capitol Hill. They're only open for lunch though, so don't plan to come here for dinner or any other time. Now that I've been exposed, I will make it a point to go out of my way to return! They just keep you wanting more with their Tofu Curry of the Day specials. Nom, nom, nom. read more

Don't let the outside of this unassuming joint near Union Station fool you; inside the decor is as bright and cheerful as the staff. Appearances aside, they have some of the best Pad Thai and Pad See Ew in Seattle, and my dining companions raved about their curries as well. Definitely a hidden gem of a lunch spot! read more

A GRRRREAT bowl of brown rice. But we have the technology to make that at home. I can only imagine the number of good reviews is a testament to marketing, or pr, or some "cool factor that will make you forget our mediocre food" that eluded me. I'm also guessing there's just a BUNCH of people on here who have a deep need to tell you, a complete stranger, that they went to Thailand. Oh my, how did achieve such a daring feat, did you buy your own ticket and get on the plane all by yourself? The sauce was mediocre, the chicken just not good. Fatty, and not all that tasty. I wouldn't know where to GET chicken of this low quality. Oh, I'm sorry, I almost forgot. They had a new style of music they were piping in called "techno" that made it REEEALLY cool to be there. read more

I am so in love! Went back for the Green curry two weeks in a row. I love the thick eggplant and bamboo chunks. So far the best Thai food I have found in a long time. I have recommended it to everyone I know. And the prices are good too! read more

Very ordinary lunch served hot in plastic. Gross. I ordered Phud Thai w/out egg. Way too salty. The sauce was mundane. I will not return. read more

Damn, I wish this place was closer. It smashes together the best parts of a hole in wall joint with a classy, chef de cuisine staffed place that holds out for only the best ingredients. The curries and noodles are made SUPER fast and taste SUPER fresh. They make things exactly as spicy as they should be and they don't mess with the number of stars. Gotta appreciate that. They won't make it mild and they won't make it spicier. They seem to get most of their ingredients from Thailand. Their menu has a section in Thai that they will try (and sorta fail) to translate... might need to bring a Thai-English dictionary next time. Eaten and enjoyed: - Green curry chicken - Pad Kee Mao PS - it's kinda spicy, the hot sauce is pretty zingy, but it won't blow your mind (unless you have wussy Seattle tastes). read more