The restaurant was cute, service was great, and they were so friendly. Food was good, but everything was a little too sweet for me and not as spicy as expected. Overall we loved it and will definitely come back here again! read more

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Amazing thai food and my favorite so far in seattle. We had plah (lettuce wrap), pahd kraplu Kai dow, green beans and radiant flower cocktail. It was all so delicious full of flavor. Beautifully uniquely decorated and as you even approach the restaurant, u can smell the delicious food from the outside. Friendly quick service. I wish I could eat this every day!!!! Definitely going to return many times and bring more friends here. Happened just go here passing by and tired. But the flavor woke up my hunger. read more

Ambiance: Casual. Festive Christmas decorations. Not too noisy. We were seated next to the door to the patio so it was cold. Service: Rude. Very rude. We ordered and then a few minutes later I realized she never asked us how spicy we wanted the entrees. I went back to tell her she forgot to ask us how spicy we wanted the papaya salad and she said it came 2 stars by default. I asked if we could make it 3 stars and she made the most disgusted face at me. The displeasure was clearly registered on her face though she didn't say anything. The other waitress ran to the kitchen to see if it could be changed. Food: The papaya salad was too crunchy and you could tell that the flavors had not absorbed into the green papaya. The pad kee mao was an unappealing brown color and barely had any vegetables. This was the darkest pad kee mao I've ever had and it did not come with broccoli or carrots like most places. Flavor was good but I would not order it again. The khao soi (curry noodle dish with chicken) was our favorite dish among the three. This one had plenty of noodles and chicken. We ordered extra rice with our meal but this was not necessary as this was noodle overload. Portions were small on the papaya salad and rice noodles for the price. Verdict: Not on my repeat list mainly due to the rude service read more

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This is by far my favorite Thai place. It is not the typical Americanized Thai place so if you are looking for that this will be a nice change. I have tried many of their dishes and truly enjoy all of them. Must tries Appetizer: Mieng Kahm -fresh and light with a different flavor * asked they will tell you how to eat it* Dinner Khao Soi - full and rich flavor with a enjoyable crunch that comes from the fried egg noodles *i typically get it without the pickled mustard greens* Don't forget the sticky rice! Other favorites are the Crying Tiger for a meat based appetizer, Goong Ob Woon Sen is you are looking for shrimp dish and Um Pahk Yaang for something vegetarian, full of flavor and a little crunch, I like to add chicken. This place again is a favorite of mine, comfortable seating area, and a patio during the summer. The staff is nice and the cost for the amount of food you get is reasonable. Atmosphere 5 Food 5 Staff 5 Water cups 5 (little metal cups makes even the non water drinkers ....me.... love water) Drinks 3 Value 4 read more

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What a cute place tucked away on a fun corner of Phinney ridge. All the food we had was great. I've been on a bit of a thai beef salad kick and this place is pretty good. The crying tiger I think uses Mami sauce. The Thai beef salad is on the smaller side but filling. Papaya salad was tasty and the leaf dish appetizer was super fun! Probably the highlight of the night next to the Chrysanthemum juice. So refreshing. The interior design is a feast for the eyes and the intimate bar is super fun. This is a great date spot in every aspect. Portions, adventurous, flavors, and drinks. I really just want to hang at the the bar one night people watch. read more

Food was excellent! Smaller menu than I'm used to but that must be because they specialize. I had a beef dish with rice and a few vegetables. Kua Gling The beef was tender, spicy and delicious sauce. Rice was cooked perfectly. Also enjoyed an Old Fashioned cocktail, Thai style, that was tasty. Ambience inside was welcoming. read more

Solid spot but way too expensive for what it's worth, especially considering the portion size. Drinks are meh. Pork belly was delicious! Spot on flavor, curry texture, etc. Definitely a must try! The papaya salad was really good as well but was too small for $8. The steak appetizer was delicious as well - tender pieces of flavorful meal! The drinks were a big disappointment. $11 for watered down, almost no flavor drinks. Tried old fashioned and girlfriend had something else - neither was good. read more

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very good always consistent always good and classy interior thanks for staying good after 20 years ! read more

This is a wonderful find in a city filled with great options for Thai food. Although I've never been to Thailand, the atmosphere and the menu here seems so exotic to transport you far from Seattle. I love the metal dishes and mugs and the furnishings both inside and out. There are a number of tempting cocktail options (I almost never stray from beer, but was drawn to the oolong teani which was really nice). As for the menu, there are many dishes I've not seen at other Thai restaurants along with a few familiar choices as well. Portions are what I'd call right sized and prices are a bit higher than elsewhere but we'll worth it for the quality and the overall experience. This is a place to savor and come back to over and over. read more

Thaiku - Oolong teani - very tasty. - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I have to admit. This place ruined my appetite for Thai food in the US. Even Thai places I used to love are not appetizing after eating here. The service was great. The food was amazing. It was fresh. Very tasteful. Very satisfying. I've never been to Thailand but this was recommended to me by a Thai friend who when she took her dad here he said it felt like being bàck at home. read more

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Mai Thaiku was recommended by an a friend of mine and he claimed that it was the best Thai food ever. The restaurant is in a good neighborhood, this friendly restaurant has open and indoor seating. The weather was great for a nice outdoor meal. The menu offered some really unique dishes. They don't offer your typical Pad Thai or Pad Kee Mao. The Mieng Kahm is a perfect starter! Fresh ginger, lime, chill's, onions, peanuts and toasted coconut served with Bai Cha Plu leaves where you put everything into the leaf and combine it all for a great explosion of flavor. Amazing. The other appetizer, Lahb, was incredibly average. For the entrees, we order a lot of food from the Khao Soi to dishes that I cannot even pronounce. All of them were quite good, with distinct flavors. The lychee and Thai cold coffee were good as well. Great value for the meal. Cost $35 for two people. read more

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Love this authentic Thai joint. You'd find many cool dishes here that the American Thai places don't serve. I noticed that their spicy level had dropped a bit. It used to be extremely spicy, but for some reason, got adjusted to Seattle palate this time, which is better in my opinion. As always, friendly service, and open outdoor sitting. We ordered quite a bit off the menu. Starter: CHICKEN SATAY, GRILLED WILD GULF PRAWNS, SOM TAHM THAI, CRYING TIGER, and NAHM DOK NEUA. Everything was good, especially the Crying tiger. the savory and spicy dipping sauce really takes their starter game up a notch. Entree: BA ME MOO DANG. This fresh egg noodle was bomb! The crushed peanut adds some texture contrast to the noodle. Even though we were 9.5 out of 10 satiated, we managed to finish all the noodles! GAENG NOR MAI. (Chicken breast, bamboo shoots, Thai basil, house-made turmeric coconut curry) it has a balanced flavor. An appetizing entree for sure. Desert: MANGO STICKY RICE. It is seasonal and sensational, and the mango was ripe, sweet, and perfect for this dessert. I would just come here solely for this. This was such a pleasant and lovely dining experience. We will be coming back for sure. read more

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Shrimp Pad Thai was amazing. Shrimps we're huge and fresh and the sauce and noodles were perfect.

Best Thai food I've had in Seattle. Service was fast and friendly (we got there shortly after opening and were seated immediately - done in well under an hour). Leftovers keep well, so you should probably just order everything. read more

Thaiku is a moderately-sized Thai restaurant in the Phinney Ridge area of Seattle. There is both indoor and outdoor seating. Outdoor seating is great for the warm Seattle summers. I met up with a friend for dinner here and there were plenty of seats available both indoor and outdoor. Reservations were not necessary. The menu is fairly large with some of the standard Thai fare, such as pad thai and pad see ew, but also some of the non-standard ones such as khao soi and pad gra prow. We ordered a sai oua (pork sausage) to share. I ordered the gaeng kua sapparod goong (red coconut curry) and my friend ordered the gaeng hung lei (pork belly). The wait staff seemed like they knew Thai, as they were well-versed in pronouncing the names of the dishes. This is coming from someone whose relatives are Thai. The pork sausage was good. It was quite savory, but nothing that screamed Thai food for me. I really enjoyed the red coconut curry. The broth was spicy and a bit rich with the coconut milk. The prawns were quite large as well. I'd definitely order this dish again. The pork belly was also quite good. I'm not usually a pork belly fan, but it was tasty and not as fatty as I was expecting, which is a good thing! I found the five spice curry flavorful and savory. However, I didn't think it was hot spicy at all. Overall, I thought the food was good here. The wait staff was very attentive as well. read more

Delicious food, I highly recommend the Kua Gling, but it's all fantastic. Their front patio is also lovely, especially on a nice day.

TLRD: Tasty and healthy. Small place. Fast service. Narrow place. Prepare to get cozy! Extremely dimly lit at night. Food paparazzi be warned of lowlight conditions! Fast service and waitresses are very attentive. The names of the food are interesting but they are pretty much pronounced how they are spelled. They don't judge if you just point at the words on the menu when ordering. :) Food is pretty flavorful and healthy--a bit spendy though. read more

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Where to start? This place is SO good. So many fresh and great flavors. Was truly a surprise, and a great one at that. Not just your average Thai place. From the green beans to the Kua Gling, my party ordered 6 dishes and shared. A special on the menu, was a favorite. The Kua Gling was a def runner up. The chicken Lahb was also super good, a hint of spice and citrus. New favorite Thai food for sure. read more

Thaiku - One of each ;) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Ordered takeout. I personally ordered the pad see ew. We tried the red curry which my husband said he wished he had ordered. I'm visiting and this is my BIL's go-to. Take out on a Saturday night was surprisingly quick and took 20 minutes to be ready. read more

Came in on a Saturday afternoon for lunch and ordered a phad thai $14 and Thai iced tea $4. They had a very authentic menu, much of which I had to reference Yelp for, and seemed to have a ton of options. The phad thai was delicious and so was the iced tea, which luckily wasn't too sweet. They were pretty busy on Saturday though we didn't have to wait long for a table. I would definitely come back next time I'm in the mood for Thai food! read more

I heard this place was good so maybe it was an off day. The pad see ew that I ordered was tasty, but otherwise the experience could've been better. The restaurant smelled so strongly of wet dog that I actually looked around to see who had brought a dog before realizing it was coming from the kitchen. We also ordered the curry, and though it tasted good, you had to get past its odor of piss and sewage. Really it was the most bizarre thing. I wanted to like the place better but the smells were just off putting. read more

Thaiku - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Enjoyed a delicious dinner at Thaiku. Love their menu, which includes unique dishes we've never seen at other Thai restaurants. Service was also good. We'll definitely be back read more

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We did a pickup order from Thaiku. I was really appreciative of the way they divided the khao soi (crispy noodles separated from the normal noodles separated from the curry). I was also very impressed with the dish, it was extremely well spiced with good balance of ingredients. We also got the beef and the pad see ew which were not as good but still slightly above average. The beef was a bit tough, though the sauce was great (some combination of sesame oil, chili powder, green onion and some sweet soy-sauce like ingredient?). I thought the pad see ew could use a little more flavor and the Chinese broccoli could have been more tender. Overall, would definitely revisit. read more

I would give this place five stars for ambiance and the staff but the food just wasn't as tasty as I had hoped. I am an avid fan of Thai food so I always order the pad see ew. I have tried this dish so many times. The dish was on the smaller to medium side. For $15 plus tax, I would say it's pricier but I guess you are paying for ambiance. Their outdoor dinning area is delightful and well spaced out. You don't feel like you are crowded or sitting on top of someone else. It was a good distance from the other tables so you have your privacy. The decor was simple but nice. On a summer day, it was absolutely the perfect outdoor dinning area. The staff was friendly and nice. We had really great and attentive service. I think the reason why it's 3 stars is because the pad see ew dish just wasn't that impressive. The noodles and vegetables were good but the chicken was so so dry and not that flavorful. Most places will really marinate the chicken but it just tasted a bit bland. I would say the chicken is the star of the dish but it was kind of disappointing. Despite this, I would come here again bc the ambiance and staff was just great. read more

Friends recommended Thaiku..... every plate we ordered was fantastic. Portions were shareable, yet on the smaller portion size. Thoroughly enjoyed the small craftsman size venue with tasty food. read more

We had the pad see eew with pork, gaeng hung lei and mango sticky rice. The pad see eew was one of the best I have ever had. The noodles were the perfect consistency. The gaeng was yummy but a little too fatty. The mango sticky rice was yummy but a bit pricey. I got the food to go and it was ready right on time. I would eat here again. read more

Authentic food, the menu isn't crazy long like most thai places I've been to but the options were still great! A small and cozy place, bustling with noise. If you aren't in the mood for a loud setting, this isn't the place for you. Good food, but only if you're in the neighborhood. Not worth the drive from Sammamish read more

My go to spot for Thai when I'm in Seattle. I love their Pad Thai, one of the best in the city. Grateful that they are still doing to-go orders at the moment. The drinks here are also very creative and so delicious. Always happy to give you extra sauces, which is clutch, cause I love me some spicy pad thai! Solid spot! read more

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Stunningly good food. We ordered some pretty typical stuff (pad thai, red curry, satay skewers) but were still super impressed by the depth of flavor and the presentation. Near the end of the meal, we decided to try one more dish, some kind of salad-adjacent bite (maing kham, I think). The server took the time to give us a much needed leaf folding demo, and we piled the rest high with peanuts, fresh ginger, onion, coconut, and little bits of lime, then drizzled it with what may be honey or some other sweet syrup. I've never had anything like it and it blew me out of the water. We also had some strong and well-crafted cocktails. Also, the menu was very gluten free-friendly. I can't wait to visit Seattle again! read more

this place was ok! the food was nothing exceptional, but i have pretty high standards for thai food. service was good, no complaints, but would've liked to have more flavor in the dish i got. their vegetable stir fry ends up being way overpriced if you also want rice with it, which is kind of necessary. will probably not be coming back but maybe their other dishes are better? read more

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Really excellent neighborhood spot. Awesome khao soi and red curry. Great food and super nice staff- will definitely be coming here more often read more

The restaurant is quaint, homey, and seems authentic. I ordered phad thai and my friend ordered pad see ew. The flavors were great but the portions were really small. read more

they're prices are to high for small amount of food they give u i rather go to panda express atlease u more bang for your buck

Thai food has always been a favorite of mine, but Mai Thaiku takes their dishes to the next level. My favorite dish at this place would have to be the Khao Soi. I've never had a soup so dang creamy and flavorful in my life. It honestly reminds me of extra saucy, coconut-y pasta with yummy crunchy noodles on top! Another favorite is the Yem Neua (spell check?) which is the Thai Beef Salad and DANG, that stuff is just umami written all over it! I love the tangy lime/fish sauce that it's tossed in, the crunchy red onions and also how tender the beef is every single time I get it! I've also had the Papaya Salad, Pad Thai and also requested for them to make Pad Kee Mao. All are super delicious and I would reccomend trying! The location is kind of tricky; street parking can be a struggle sometimes but the restaurant itself is so dang adorable. It's even more romantic at night. Every table is candle lit and the metal plates and cups just give them extra Thai street points! The servers are always so friendly and patient. They are so knowledgeable and are able to give recommendations because... Let's be honest here, I can barely read the titles of each entree! They're all tongue twisters! Five stars por vida. Love this place. read more

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With every passing month, my proclivity to whore myself out at the nearest restaurant is quickly dying. Gone are the days I readily stuff my hole with hot garbage and endure the following day with many regrets. Now I selectively participate in food orgies. Mai Thaiku is a solid Thai restaurant with options for indoor or patio dining. It's also the right atmosphere to bring friends or dates. How do you know if someone's been to Thailand without prompting the question? Take them to a Thai restaurant and they'll be galloping in on their retarded, high horse ready to harangue your plebeian ass about how the food in Seattle is incomparable. Find solace in the fact that the food here is quite good with flavors that are common to Thai dishes: sour, vinegary, and spicy. I thought the three dishes I had here were diverse and good enough to break the monotony of each dish. Khao Soi, egg noodles with coconut milk curry, is among the most memorable because it is super dense and rich. Let's just say there's a delicate, fine art in swallowing thick and creamy fluids. The Nahm Dook Neuam, lime-spiced beef paired with green cabbage and scallions, is by far my favorite and an excellent appetizer. Their Pad Thai fell short on flavor and temperature. It wasn't a favorite of mine because I personally prefer Pad Thai to not be dry and sticky with shame. I like them wet with anticipation. read more

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Mai Thaiku has a vewwy Vewwwy S P E C I A L C H O prace in my heart! Every time I come in this Dimry Rit Rittle Restaurant I feel like I'm in Thailand!!! It is Truely a WondaPho Feeling A) Because When I close my eyes and eat the Food I pretend like I am in the Streets of Thai Land, B) I save Hundreds of Dollars a Year on My Vacations By not going Anywhere a Year and Prentend to do so By Getting Phat, C) I am no Expert but I like to Refer to this place as Authenico Thai Street Food Straight from Bangkok! Prawn Pad Thai- When it comes to this dish I am very Picky Some Might even Call me a Master Pad Thai Judger of Awesomeness. There are currently Tree I mean 3 places that are in mY Chautime List for EggStreamly Good Pad Thai and this is one of them. (Along with Buddha Ruska and May Restaurant See Pics On my profile for Details) This Pad Thai Has that Street Wok flavor, Perfect execution on the Tamarind Sauce (BTW phuck CatChup in my Pad Thai I hate that) Bean Sprouts and Veggies are super fresh, Noodles are Silky Smooth because they are made from Imperial Thai Silk hand cut, and the Prawns are perfectly cooked each time. If you like Pad Thai you need to try this See My Pics for Details. (Warning this is in no way an Ad for Mai Thaiku) Khao Soi- Khao Soy is a dish I like to call TWO FACE, the Villian from BATMAN. Reason being is because you have the Ugly Face which I will refer to as the Fried Noodles. You first set your eyes on because they are on top, not too Pretty and it's the first thing you see kinda like Two Face's Ugly Face is the first thing you notice. Then you have the Normal Face or what I refer to as the Egg Noodles. Noodles come To get her with the the Moly Moon Cream Based Sauce, Spices, and Veggies. The Combo is a total win! To be honest I have had a problem ever since I first tasted this dish. It's Deciding if Pestle Rock's Khao Soi is Better or Mai Thaiku. The reason why I also nicknamed this dish Two Face is because since he is so good at making Decisions with his coin Determining Heads or Tails he could easily help my Dilemma. Either way this dish is Amazing come here and Get Sum. Thai Ice Tea - Very Good Goes So well with Thai Food!!! In Fact goes well with anything... even Cereal. Thai Ice Tea "There Great"-Tony The Tiger Approved read more

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Verdict: This is the best place in the greater Seattle area to get northeastern Thai food. Better than what you're going to get from some popular restaurants in Thailand (I'm native Thai and live there for the first quarter of century of my life). Am I overselling it? No... Read on. I heard about this place from a few friends who are regular of the original Thaiku in Ballard. When they closed that place down, we were devastated. Even though our friends were complaining about the portion of the food that noticeably shrunk at this new place, we undeniably gotta try this new place out (fun fact: Mai in Thai means new). We sort of know that the place is good for northeastern ('Isarn' in Thai) food so we followed our regular procedure: ordering our Northeaster Trinity: Crying Tiger, Som Tahm (any version of your choice) and Tom Zap, accompanying by a few kratib (bamboo enclosure) of sticky rice. Wow - the food is just a perfection. They use real (as in not substituting) and fresh spices and herbs. Authenticity is 100% - you know that when you see Som Tham Lao and Som Tham Nua with fermented fish sauce. If you haven't tried that sauce (or not a big fan of regular fish sauce), I highly recommend you go with Som Tham Thai. My personal opinion is that they execute Isarn food much better than another restaurant with that particular name in Kirkland (review to come for that place). The story about Crying Tiger is that, in Thailand, the beef is generally so tough. When someone grill the beef, it's so chewy that even a tiger cries as it tries to eat. Luckily beef is one of several things this country is good at producing. That's why I said the food tops some of good restaurants in Thailand. Another rare item is Gang Hung Lay (north-style curry). It's a brownish curry made with pork belly. Very, very authentic as well. Another recommendation. The decor is fun. You see a manually pedaled three-wheeler (not the popular motorized tuk-tuk) in front of the place. There's an artwork on the restroom door with Thai words saying 'don't be loud' (like you can help it). Also, the window looking out of the restroom has a word 'ant' in Thai painted on it at the in-your-face position while a man is doing his #1 business. Are they implying something? I'll have to come back to try Khao Soi (curry noodle - another difficult-to-make northern dish) and their whiskey cocktail. They have Maekong, a cheap and horrible Thai whiskey. Will see how they get creative about taming that river beast into a crafted glass of cocktail. Ballard is a difficult neighborhood to get around but this place makes it worth it (or we may also have to go to Hiroki to get some cake as well). One thing I can't crack is the meaning of the restaurant name. We're guessing it means 'my Thai' (has to pronounce 'Thai Goo') or 'Thai creek' ('Thai Ku'). Neither makes total sense. If anyone has the answer, please let me know. read more

Thaiku - Artwork on restroom door. Apart from that kinky mens/womens symbol, the Thai sentence translates "don't be loud". - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I had to do a double take when I saw the current Yelp star level for Mai Thaiku...3.5 stars? From reading the previous reviews, it seems some people found that the move to Greenwood from Ballard resulted in a downgrade. So my rating is based on an 'absolute value' view of the current Greenwood location, not a view that's relative to the old location. Let me start off by making a very bold statement in the scope of Thai food in Seattle - I feel Thaiku has the best Pad Thai in Seattle, hands down. Rather than using the typical ketchup-like base for the sauce, Thaiku's Pad Thai has a dryer, less saucy mixup. What it lacks in sauce, it makes up for with the additions of sweet and fiery spices, unique noodles (thinner and wavier than the typical flat rice sticks used elsewhere), and plenty of meat. Aside from the Pad Thai, their Gaeng Hung Lei (pork belly) is hearty, well spiced, and very filling. From the appetizer section, definitely try the Larb, which has a ground pork or ground chicken version. The Larb is crunchy, spicy, and tangy, all of which is what Larb should taste like. Now onto the drinks, and this is where Thaiku further sets itself apart from the rest. The Yohito is a mixture of Yohimbe and rum, and what else do you need to know?! And no, I don't know the drink well because I'm interested in greater libido...................................... The whiskey variant is the Yohimbe Manhattan, another great drink. But I always go for their mezcal selection (if you've read any of my other reviews, you can see that I'm definitely not opposed to this spirit). Lastly, the servers are great, and I've had the fortune of forming a great rapport with many of them. They're friendly, jolly, and take care of you well. This place is, as the saying goes, as good as it gets. read more

Thaiku - Grasshoppers! - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I'm Thai, so believe me when I say that the food here is very authentic. I tried Ka Prou Kai Dao and Kao Soii (My spelling may differ from what's on the menu). The first dish is, like, a Thai pepperoni pizza. OK. That sounds weird, but it's a dish that most Thais will order when they are at their wits end trying to decide what to eat. Basically, it's a stir-fried ground pork with basil, served over rice with a fried egg. The latter is a curry noodle dish from the North of Thailand. Almost all Thai restaurants I've been to in Seattle use chili flakes...not this place. The Ka Prou Kai Dao had fresh Thai chilis, which made the dish truly authentic. It seriously tasted like 'home'. Kao Soii came very close. In Thailand, chicken Kao Soii would come with chicken wing drumsticks; Mai Thaiku served the dish with chicken meat. Besides the difference between the drumsticks and the meat, the Kao Soii was spot on. One other thing I like about this place is that it has so many dishes that typical Thai restaurants don't have such as Kua Kling (my all time favorite Southern Thai dish), Gaeng Hung Lei (Northern-style curry), and Goong Ob Woon Sen (Prawns and glass noodles). Most importantly, all appetizers are $2 off during Happy Hour (4-6 pm, daily)...which I think is a much, much, better deal than $2 off of cocktail drinks. Didn't try any appetizers, but I would soooooooo get Nam Tok Nua on my next visit. I normally eat around U Districts, so I'm used to cheap eats (around $10 per plate) with huge portion size (like two-big-meals-worth-of-food-for-me kind of portion). Those have certainly become my standard price range and portion size. So when I got my food at Mai Thaiku, I immediately noticed that the portions were smaller. The dishes were more expensive ($12 each). But, but, but the dishes tasted truly Thai, not 'Americanized' Thai food. If anyone asks me which Thai restaurant has authentic food, "Mai Thaiku" would definitely be my answer :) read more

Thaiku - Chicken Kao Soii - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Their spicy level is no joke....... We were warned but disregarded it and got level 3.5 - 5.. our mouths were on fire, we were sweating, & drank at least 5 cups of water each. I can normally handle very spicy food but this was ridiculously spicy lol But the food was amazing. So good. You have to try it to know how good it is. We ordered 3 plates that weren't on the menu; the pahd kee mao, Tom yum koong, and chicken fried rice. And it was so yummy! I can honestly say that it beats the Thai food back home in Cali. They are located by a Mexican restaurant and they have like a mini hut/house look to the outside. The utensils were very clean so that made me happy. Their portions are a tad bit small but I'm a girl who eats a lot so that's just my opinion! If you're craving authentic thai, be sure to check this place out!! I will totally be back the next time I'm in Washington! read more

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