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    TK Noodle Cafe

    4.1 (91 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    Boat noodles
    Timothy L.

    Very high quality Thai food near the Lynnwood Costco. I came for the boat noodles and it did not disappoint! The broth was addicting and full of flavor. The meats just melted in your mouth. Plus the staff was super friendly!

    Renny K.

    Loved the food! Portions are a bit small but flavor was great!! We ordered the chicken wings, khao soi and the garlic noodles. Highly recommend them as they all were delicious. Super close to Costco and Home Depot so if you need to run errands it's a nice place to stop for a meal

    Prik Nam Pla: Fish Sauce w/Thai Chili
    Tu-Ha N.

    Today's Date: Jan 16, 2025 I came here to TK NOODLE several months ago but never had the chance to leave a comment at that inaugural time. My first experience at TK was exceptional. It was sometime between 2pm and 4pm. The lady was working up front by herself but her customer service skill was absolutely wonderful. The food that time was very good too but I was so hungry that I didn't think to take a picture of it. Based on that first time visit; I came here again. ========== I return to today's experience. First thing to point out, TK's entire restaurant and specifically the bathroom is very clean. You could probably eat off the floor if you had to. That is a testament to the hardworking people who work at TK. Plus, it speaks to a specific dedication to the guests as the cleanliness of bathrooms often mirror the back kitchen. You know? Second, the food price is very reasonable. Competitive pricing; much more reasonable than other Thai places around The Greater Lynnwood area. Third, parking is very plentiful. Let's talk food now!! Today, I had **PAD GRA POW (see pictures for description; it's not my picture but a tiny snapshot of the menu) -- it was simplistic in its presentation but packed with a great deal of mouthwatering good taste. Highly recommended. Fine print: ** The actual image of this plate; in person, hot plate and aromatic essence is more impressive than the picture in their menu. In front of you, one can see the GREEN BEANS (better color contrast) way better so it's a more good-looking plate when it's right next to you as compared to the menu picture. We also tried the TARO SPRING ROLLS. Wonderful. If you are a vegetarian; you will love it! Bonus item: I also asked for the PRIK NAM PLA which is a condiment fish sauce with Thai chili peppers-- see picture. It doesn't cost any extra but a little bit goes a long way. Just try a tiny bit (like a teardrop) and see if you like. I add it to almost everything savory I get when I can get to Thai food which is not as often as I would like. Go! You will **not have regrets. Eat at TK ! ! About the pictures: The large, purple horizontal marks by the price-- I recommend all those entrees. These recommendations came from other folks. The item with the green check mark is what I ate. PS --- If you have add too much chili paste or the prik nam pla on your plate; thus you over eat the spices from the rack; order a THAI ICE TEA, the milk ingredient will cool off your mouth. That is scientifically proven. Enjoy!

    Sukiyaki
    Tania U.

    This is our go-to spot for Thai noodles, and it's long overdue for my review. The portions are big, which is always a plus, and the service is consistently great. Today, I tried their special Sukiyaki, and it was fantastic. The Dry Wonton Noodle was also really good. I also love their Deep-Fried Fish Balls, so crunchy and paired with a delicious sauce. Can't wait to come back again!

    Goay Teow Tom Yum
    Gary K.

    A year and a half later, I must have been here over 20 times. It's our reliable option for lunch or dinner when shopping in the area. The menu has expanded hugely, but we keep coming back to the boat noodles. Since first having boat noodles here, many other Thai restaurants are offering it. TK Noodles still has the best to my mind. Other great dishes are the Goay Teow Tom Yum and Koa Soi. Their Thai ice tea is also bomb. More flavor and richer than the usual. Great service, comfortable seats and Thai pop music.

    Boat Noodles

    So, I had the Boat Noodles it was very good good. Not a lot of places have it. It's better than other places I had out here. Not as good or cheap as in Thailand lol but I'll definitely get it again. The service was just ok. Not bad or good but it was ok. The atmosphere was nice good vibe a little small but I honestly prefer it over a bigger restaurant. I'll come back for sure to try other things I've been wanting to come for a long time I'm glad I finally did.

    Carly C.

    Particularly impressed with the swift service, and quality of the dishes. So very hot, fresh, flavorful. I'm glad we stopped by to try this gem. The inside is quaint, clean, organized and includes a bar, some booths, and individual chairs. Highly recommend the unique flavors of street style dishes here. I plan to be back. Prices are somewhat reasonable and portions are mostly good. I would ask that they add a bit more rice to dishes that include them. Drinks were good but not the *star* of the evening.

    Spicy wonton, delicious! Solid!
    Camille L.

    Husband and I have been here several times before remembering how good their Boat noodle soup was. We decided to go again yesterday and things had changed tremendously. For starters, we had the chicken wings. To our surprise, the wings were cut in smaller pieces. Why?? At first they looked like fried frog legs. I was really surprised! I could t understand why it was cut like that?? Then, our soup came. They looked like dry noodle dish. It was really lacking some broth we had to ask for extra which also means extra cost. We don't care about paying extra but I thought "what the heck is going on here!?" We realized, okay, this just means we're not coming back here. Even the server was less attentive and sort of avoiding us. That's how we felt. Anyway, the conclusion to my experience is that we are not coming back for more. Prices went higher and quality went down the drain. Even the other customers seemed dissatisfied as we are. No thanks! I don't recommend this place anymore. Bye bye!

    Pork marinade fish sauce
    Pat A.

    Our weekly visit to TK and all the dishes are so yummy. We always have very friendly services as well. The place is nice and clean as always... wonderful decor.

    Kuay Tiew Rua
    Laurel C.

    The servers here are so so nice and I love the decor. If you're looking for a homey bowl of noodle soup, I would recommend giving this place a try. My only complaint is that the portions here are slightly smaller than you'd expect. I feel like all of my guy friends have left feeling a little hungry. But if you're a small eater like me you'll be fine!

    Mia-w L.

    One of my favorite Thai spots! The food is always flavorful and satisfying, and the atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming. I definitely recommend the boat noodles(Kua tiaw rue) rich, savory, and super comforting. On top of that, the service is always great friendly, fast, and attentive. A go to place for a delicious and easy meal!

    Super solid meal here!! I can't really eat spicy so I really appreciated that we can adjust the spiciness level anywhere between 1-5. We got a variety of noodles and rice dishes and honestly all of them were great! My favorite was the crispy rice salad and taro spring rolls! They made great appetizers and was super flavorful. The service was also really great. They were all so sweet and attentive. The inside was clean and bathroom was clean as well! Would definitely recommend and also would go back if I'm in the area.

    Kuay tiew rua hang - dry boat noodles - IG @bougiefoodieboi
    Kyle W.

    I went here for a quick lunch while up north nearby. This place mostly specializes in Thai food but also has some Americanized dishes for the variety. I focused more on the Thai noodle dishes and ordered kuay tiew rua hang (dry style boat noodle) with pork which is good portions for a fair price. The pork is fairly soft and the noodles were cooked to a nice al dente texture. The noodles are just the right amount of salt, and there were vegetables in the dish. Overall, the dish is pretty solid and service is fast.

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