Best Thai food in Belltown hands down. Maybe even in all of the city core area. Excellent every time!

Ti22 is a solid, reasonably priced option for Thai food in Belltown. It's definitely Americanized Thai (you get your standard noodle, fried rice and curry offerings), so don't come here expecting a shower of kaffir lime leaves to come raining down on you. However, the upside of this is that it's a good Thai restaurant to go to with your less gastronomically adventurous friends and family. They used to have beer on tap, but that seems to have disappeared as of my visit a week ago. Now, they only offer bottled beer, cocktails, and glasses of wine. This is a real pity because you used to be able to get a pint of beer for under $4 on happy hour, and that was a great way to wash down spicy noodles. Fortunately, the spicy noodles are still around. Pad khee mao is my usual order, and these guys do a fairly decent rendition of it. Nothing standout, but nothing offensive. I got 4/5 stars on the spice scale, and it really packed a punch. I'm also definitely not a wimp when it comes to spice, so my takeaway is that this Americanized Thai food operates on an Asian spice scale (4 stars is much more easy to down at most other Thai places of this nature in Seattle). This is a good option for a meal when in Belltown, but probably not worth going out of your way for--Thai restaurants with similar menus are a dime a dozen around all of Seattle. But hey, a lot of people do happen to live and work around Belltown. If you're one of these people, definitely try to check these guys out for dinner one night. read more

On a recent trip to Seattle on a Thursday at about 2:30 PM my wife and I were feeling a bit peckish. After reading other Yelp reviews about Ti22 we decided to give it a try: and I'm very glad we did! Between us we ordered: Shrimp & Pork Spring Rolls House Pad Thai + chicken (hotness: 3/5) Kee Mao + chicken (hotness: 2/5) Cost: $34 The spring rolls arrived in a timely manner and as our totally cool waiter, Travis, warned us they were EXTREMELY HOT - so let'm cool down a bit! The dipping sauce was sweet and very gingery. As one would expect, the rolls came w/ shredded carrots, green cabbage, & red cabbage which was also good w/ the dipping sauce. Now, I'm a bit picky about Pad Thai. It's like ordering a pepperoni pizza to gauge a pizzeria's quality: you know both good & bad examples. This Pad Thai was very good indeed. At a hotness of 3/5 it was perfect - for me that is. The noodles weren't over cooked; the bean sprouts fresh and crunchy, & the chicken was tender and there where no nasty "mystery" bits lucking in the depths of the dish. The Kee Mao had delicious wide rice noodles and the sauce was scrumptious! And, like the Pad Thai, these folks don't skimp on the potion size. Overall, both the main courses where excellent! Sometimes, when you visit a restaurant between lunch & dinner you don't what you're going to get, but at Ti22 you can expect an excellent meal at a very reasonable cost along with great service! This is a small restaurant in very good condition. It's clean and there's an interesting "jar & utensil" art piece on the north wall (you'll need to see it for yourself). The background music selection was interesting in that it's was a light rock female vocalist instead of the usual pseudo Thai music - and I appreciated that, too. read more

My favorite Thai restaurant in Belltown. Potentially my favorite Thai restaurant ever. Very friendly staff and the food is all delicious and stands out from traditional Thai restaurants. I would say it is more authentic. A lot of items to choose from on the menu and I have never had anything that was less than stellar! I go here 2-3 times a week. read more

The sauces on the cashew chicken and pad thai were ok, if a little too sweet. However the pork in the pad Thai and the chicken were almost inedible. The meat was as dry, tough and flavorless. We piled it on the edge of our plates intending to return it, but why bother. There's so many decent Thai restaurants in town. Forget this one, lesson learned. read more

Service was great! Food was good. Nothing spectacular, but definitely your bang for the buck.

Fantastic food. They are on the spicy side. So order 1 less star than you are normally used to if you are picky about spice . And I ventured away from my normal Pad See Ew to try one of the fish cakes - delicious! I agree with the other reviews that the service is consistently S-L-O-W. I hope they read these reviews, get a clue and do something about the speed of service because it's a deal breaker for me on many days when I can't afford to take a 2 hour lunch. The lady who runs the place though is super nice and has great rapport with her patrons. read more

We were in town for Emerald City and this place was near our hotel. The restaurant was quiet, beautifully decorated and most importantly the food was amazing. I'm gluten-free so I ordered two appetizers and both were great. So great that my husband ended up eating mine and taking some of his food back to the hotel for his after dinner dinner. read more

Disclaimer: Based on our experience Service: 4 stars Drinks: 4 stars Curries: 4 stars Ambiance: 4 stars stir-fried entrees: a little too heavy on the sodium and saucy (hence the 3 stars) Pad Thai: Not a fan. Satay: 3 stars Overall, 3.5 stars. read more

Service here was decent, but I felt like the food was meh. I've definitely have had wayyyy better Thai food. I came here with a friend and ordered a few dishes and nothing really wowed me. I was a bit confused after our order was taken because the waiter did not ask us how spicy we wanted our dishes, but we just asked for a spice rack. Note to self, DO NOT order the chili and basil.... it's way overly salty and tastes like American gravy. Their fish cake, which I suppose is what they're suppose to be known for did taste fairly authentic, like the ones that your mother would make. I will say, that fish cake is an acquired taste. Overall, I don't think I'll be returning back. But the restaurant was clean! read more

The food was phenomenal - I got the noodle soup and sesame honey beef, my friend ordered the cashew nut chicken, and we split the sweet corn fritters. My friend's plate was completely barren by the time we left and the only reason I took some leftovers home was because I wanted it for breakfast the next day and I'd also had some soup. The beef was nice and crispy and perfectly seasoned. We ordered our dishes spicy and they came out the perfect spice. The ginger beer was great, service was good, price was right. I'd highly recommend this to a friend and will make sure to stop in next time I'm back in Seattle. read more

Stopped by for lunch. Tables outside on the tree lined street. There were good lunch deals that included soup, appetizers, two veggies, rice and noodles, and small mimosa for$5. Waiter was friendly and food came fast. It was lots of food, I ate it all. read more

The orange chicken is all I've had, and it's really, really good. I just wish they gave you a little more chicken. It's kind of a small portion, especially my last take out order. Or maybe add some veggies to make up the bulk? Anyway, I come for that alone. Inside it's a really cute and clean place with very friendly waitstaff, I definitely recommend it for Belltown Thai/Asian food. read more

Great new addition to Belltown! Delicious Thai food in a unique quaint rustic atmosphere. Went on a Groupon and shared the fish cake sampler with friends and got the massamun curry with chicken. Went on a Wed night and it was a little busy possibly because of the Groupon. One guy was working the whole restaurant (besides whoever was in the kitchen), so he definitely had his hands full. I'll definitely be back. read more

Because TI22 had such great reviews, I was excited to try it out. Unfortunately, I was pretty disappointed with their food. My girlfriend ordered the Phad Thai, and I had the Massaman Curry. The Phad Thai was very sweet, sweeter than any Phad Thai I have ever tasted. As for the Massaman Curry, it was ok tasting, but it wasn't Massaman Curry. I have ordered Massaman Curry at many different Thai restaurants and they usually vary wildly. Ti22's Massaman Curry is probably the furtherest outlier. It tasted like viscous peanut sauce. I love peanut sauce, but Massaman Curry is not suppose to taste like that. Considering the Phad Thai was too sweet and nothing special, and the Massaman Curry was tasty, but not Massaman Curry, we probably will not return. read more

Definitely an interesting place... the decor doesn't really match that of a Thai restaurant and it was dead on a Friday night, but that's okay. My husband and I ordered three dishes: Green Curry (Chicken), Phad Thai (Shrimp), and Red Snapper, all with a "2" out of "3" spice level. The green curry is probably the worst green curry I've ever had. All I could taste was salt on top of bland, watery curry. Yuck. (For some reason, we decided to take it home and the next day, the spiciness was more apparent and it was a little better, but still not great.) The phad thai was very bland - needed more fish sauce or tamarind or something. But while they were stingy with the chicken in the green curry, they were fairly generous with the shrimp in the pad thai. It wasn't good shrimp, but it was there nonetheless. The highlight of the meal was the Red Snapper. Perfectly cooked, lots of flavor in the garlic sauce and green beans. It was a wonderful dish that I would recommend to anyone. Maybe the chef was on a break during the green curry and phad thai prep? So we had one five star dish with two two-star dishes so I give it 3 stars. It was around $52 including tax and tip which is pretty pricey for mediocre Thai food. I wouldn't say "never again," but I don't see myself rushing to go back. read more

A lovely intimate setting. The service is wonderful and the food is great parking is just terrible but that's to be expected downtown Seattle... Happy New Year Loves! read more

Ti22 Thai Cookery and Bar - #NewYearsEve Shenanigans - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We ordered the garlic chicken, beef honey sesame & basil chicken dish and all 3 were delightful. The noodles & rice were perfectly prepared. The didn't use heavy oils either. read more

A cozy Belltown neighborhood restaurant, perfect for a lunch or a relatively quick dinner, or to-go. To-go order is timely. I like their service in general. Their pad thai is one of the better thai noodles I've had. The unique part is they cook it with quite some scallions. Some mint candies are served when you check and I have to say they rock. I always eat them all... read more

In a town filled with Thai restaurants, ti22 is nothing to write home about. The space is well decorated and the full bar is a nice touch, but the food is fairly bland and the service slow for such a small restaurant. I really wanted to love this spot as it's close by, but I've been consistently underwhelmed. read more

This place is on the block right next to my apartment and I've probably passed by it close to 50 times. For whatever reason I never looked into it or gave it much thought. It wasn't until I was making a list of restaurants to try and browsing Yelp for Thai food that I paid any attention to it. I wasn't aware until then that Thai food was part of the menu, but it had better reviews than other nearby Thai restaurants (and it had good reviews overall). The prices seemed reasonable and the menu looked like it had some tasty options, so I added Fish Cake Factory to my list. A week or two later on a Friday night my boyfriend and I decided to go out and get dinner. After considering a few other places, we decided to try out Fish Cake Factory since it was really close to our apartment and we thought the food sounded good. The place is small, but the decor is well put together and there was some nice music in the background. The manager was the only person out front, and he was very friendly and attentive. We ordered the California Seafood Cakes (scallops, tuna, shrimp) for an appetizer. I thought they were really good and I'm looking forward to trying more of the fish cakes the next time I go back. For an entree, I ordered the crab fried rice and my boyfriend ordered the panang curry. Both dishes were good. The panang curry was one of the better ones I've had and the cilantro in the crab fried rice was a nice touch. I had plenty of fried rice left over and was happy to have it for lunch the next day (I love leftovers). I'm glad I finally tried Fish Cake Factory, and I wish I would have done it sooner. I'll definitely be back. read more

This place is weird. However, it's what they want. Nobody I know is aware that its a Thai restaurant. Yes, the neon "ice cream" sign in the window isn't in line with typical Thai places. Hats off for doing it different. The worst part about this place is the snobbery. Seems to be some ego issues with some staff. In short, these folks seem to be first time restaurant operators. The lunch sign is out all night, no asking of spice level on take out orders, servers are just not thorough nor seem that interested in SERVING. Review created 2/2013 read more

Normally I don't rate a place until I have been there at least 3 times but I figured that I would rate this place now, since I have a few comments, and then change after I go back a few more times as it was not that bad. 1 - What's in a name? I am glad that they changed their name because i didn't come here before because fish cake factory does not sound appetizing at all. I not really into fish cakes, and it reminds me of a hole in the wall in Thailand. Also, I assume that it was a play on cheese cake factory and really not into that either. 2 - Where's the spice! Had the beef salad and short ribs, both good, but when I was asked about how spicy on a 1 to 3 scale I said 3, and there was no spice at all... 3 - Save the Planet. Had the order to go and let me tell you, it is hard to eat out of a cardboard box. Seattle really needs to get off the environmental kick. I get charged for paper bags at the grocery on my commute home, and almost on a daily basis get run over by a bicyclist NOT using the bike lane and waving in and out on the sidewalk. Enough of my rant. The place is worth trying again and the people seem friendly. 3 stars for now, maybe next time i will dine in. read more

Had the Pad kee mao and red curry was finger licking good. Ambience is decent. My boyfriend who never eats Thai food loved the crab fried rice. The fish cakes were okay. read more

Finally went last night. Overall, unimpressed. Cute space, lots of renovation from Zeitoon. One person was running the place on a Friday night. Service was as if the server was on day 3. He went mean but was not selling us on anything. The only thing he was energetic about was the $3 vegetable side that was beyond bland. We had the sampler, the Indian curry salmon cakes and the crab fried rice. The food was not bad, but it was completely unimpressive. For a brand new restaurant who clearly needs some business, they should be using to blow me away with side and food. Instead, the experience was equivalent to a food court only with a bill that was $70. There is a lot of amazing food in this city. If this restaurant wants to stay own for longer than 6 months, every aspect needs to improve. read more

It's not easy to mess up Thai food because of strong spices used. (Just like it is hard to make bad Mexican food.) however, it's also not easy to make extraordinarily delicious Thai food because if the same reason. Fishcake Factory makes extraordinarily delicious fried rice, fried noodle, and curry, and every time I come here, I cannot resist ordering more plates than I can finish and I end up taking leftover home. (Which I don't mind at all.) I'm not Thai, but my family including me LOVE Thai food, so when my parents were in town, I took them to 4 different Thai restaurants so far over the years and Fishcake Factory was their favorite. Ohh, and I love their contemporary rusty interior and decoration! For a restaurant with this quality and location in Belltown, the price is very reasonable as well. read more

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Great food... Nice ambience in a good location. Walkable from space needle. Loved every aspect of the food. Really good chicken wings, spicy fried rice. I'm indian, so ordered food at full spicy level and it was spicy and flavor full. I would have given 5 star, but they did not have dessert. It would have been nice to eat something sweet after spicy food. read more

Ti22 Thai Cookery and Bar - Nice interior... - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

It took me three attempts to come here to actually be able to eat here. First time they closed for a private reception. Second time they closed unexpectedly. So on my last attempt I drove by and saw it opened. Walking in you see that it's really cute and quaint. The service is spot on. The drinks are average. We got two cocktails. The food is also pretty average. We ordered the Tom ka soup, pad thai, and green curry. The pad thai was really good but the Curry was too spicy. We ordered spicy level number 1 (the lowest level) since my wife is spice challenged. But even for me who love spice I found it too spicy. The waitress took a taste and agreed. They took it back and tried to reduce spice. It still is too spicy but by that time we were full. read more

I ordered fried rice for take out. But the fried rice I got is tasteless, doesn't have any flavor, it seems the chief forgot to put flavors.

Please please please stop using those incense sticks and burning them inside and outside your restaurant! Restaurant should smell like yummy Thai ingredients not a perfume parlor. The main host gentleman looks completely unsanitary with a super short sweater on and fake nails chipping off who knows where. You guys need Smell and look like a delicious Thai restaurant which we definitely need and Belltown. read more

Great place. Very good service. The pot stickers were excellent and the Tom yum was outstanding. Would definitely recommend and repeat

We have been here twice now and each time has been fabulous! We love the fact that everything is made fresh and to order! They have some of the best vegetable spring rolls and crab ragoons we have ever had! I am obsessed with their seafood noodle bowl, which is large enough for 2-3 meals alone, or split with someone else! Both times we have gone I have ordered a Thai Iced Tea and want to take a vat of it home!! Lol! Wonderful place! Sweet, quite, intimate. read more

Wonderful food and service for a low price!! Would definitely come back. Had the chicken satay and it came with three pieces of chicken and homemade sauce plus greens. All just for an app!! Friendly staff read more

Great portion sizes. Lobster pad Thai was hella dank. The duck curry was even dankier. Great energy from the staff.

Food was good and the service was great. I love the people who work there, they were super nice and attentive! The bathrooms were clean! I always fear going to the bathroom in places I ate. But it was clean! I ordered pad see ew with chicken and it was cooked well. The chickens wasn't dry at all which has been my issue with other Thai places . read more

Went here for dinner while visiting a friend in Seattle and it was great. The waiter was extremely kind and helpful with descriptions and suggestions for what to order based on our likes. The drinks were great, the food was fantastic, and everyone had a good time. The aesthetic is really cool, too. Drinks: Thai Basil cocktail, fantastic. muddled basil with cucumber vodka and St. Germaine, it was handmade, refreshing, and complemented the spice well. Thai Sweet & Sour: I ordered it with broccoli instead of meat and at a 4 on their 1-5 scale and it was perfect. Cleared out my sinuses and tasted delicious. Salmon cakes: perfectly cooked, delicious read more

It was OK. The pad Thai was way too sweet for my liking. After discussing with the owner turns out they prepare it a little differently and it does tend to be sweeter than anticipated. If I went back I would try a different dish. I suggest letting customers know upfront that's it's on the sweeter side. My husband's green curry was good, nothing special. Worth going to with the amazon local deal. read more

We stopped in here for drinks and dessert. I liked the Lime Leaf Martini so much that I ordered a second one and my friend had one as well! For dessert, we split the sticky white rice with mango and black rice pudding. Both were excellent. The bartender was probably the friendliest bartender I've ever had. He was new so I was impressed that the specialty drinks were still top notch. read more

I like the atmosphere inside, but the food seemed average to me and more Americanized than I'd prefer. The first time I ate here the pad thai's flavors weren't quite right and seemed to have some egg shells accidentally mixed in. However, the times I've had them after that first experience have certainly been better. read more

Decent little Thai place nestled into a good location in belltown. Food was decent, and a few Thai themed drinks on the menu. Definitely does not have the look or feel of a Thai restaurant but has a pleasant atmosphere. Something I really enjoyed having here was the Tom Ka. It's a hard dish to mess up, and it was actually really good. The entrees we had however I felt fell a little flat overall. We tried the garlic chicken, and the honey sesame beef. The beef was a little over seasonsed, way too salty, and the chunks were small that most pieces ended up being mostly breading. The garlic chicken we felt was the same, just too "punch you in the mouth" with 1 flavor and not trying to balance out. They have a decent happy hour though from the looks of it, and a small selection of Thai dishes. Not a bad choice, but with so many choices around within walking distance would not be my first. read more