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The portions were good value for money and in the inside was clean and modern. We both liked our noodles and we split a Thai iced tea they were able to do with coconut milk too! The service was good as I ordered in person for pick up since I was having issues with their website. Would definitely recommend and return!
Good Thai noodle restaurant to try! I had their dry egg noodle with braised beef and it was good! The noodles were cooked right and the braised beef was pretty good! The braised beef was full of flavor and tender. The hot soup that came on the side of the dish was pretty tasty! Definitely enjoyed it. The sauce of the noodle was a bit too salty, but it was still good. The service was good. The server was nice and helpful and the food didn't take long to make. The cost is a bit on the pricier side. The ambiance is good. There's plenty of seating and it's neatly organized!
A pretty solid Thai spot in the Eastlake area. Upon arrival my friend and I were seated immediately. I noticed the place had plenty of seating without everything being too close together. Service was good as we didn't have to wait long to order and then for our food to arrive. Everything on the menu looked good. The dish I got had a good mixture of items that are typical in Thai dishes and was flavored well. The braised beef was just a tad bit too fatty but otherwise good. If you're in the area, definitely worth considering.
I've been searching for a restaurant that has Sukhothai Noodle Soup for awhile and finally came across the most delicious bowl served at Yoksod! What a great dinner here. The service was kind, attentive and warm. I came after work at 5 with a friend and we were the only patrons in the restaurant until 6pm came around with a few more joining. I shared the Fried Pork Wontons with a friend. The wontons are incredibly seasoned, well cooked and paired with a nice sweet chili sauce to balance the savoriness of the meat filling. For dinner I ordered the Sukhothai Noodle Soup with rice vermicelli noodles. You could pick which noodles you'd like from egg noodles, rice vermicelli, thin rice noodles or thick rice noodles. I prefer this dish with the rice vermicelli. It was very flavorful with notes of spice, sour and sweet. The perfect trifecta flavors in a Thai dish. My friend had the classic Khao Soi and really enjoyed her noodle soup as well. At this time of review, there was A LOT of construction on this road. Even so much that it has blocked entrance to the restaurant if you anticipate crossing the street. There are ways to get about and I should say this is well worth the journey! My hope is this review would gain some views and interest so others can really taste the amazing food offered at Yoksod! I will definitely be back to try other dishes.
Hidden gem!! Super authentic Thai flavors (sorry folks, candy-sweet noodle dishes can be found elsewhere :p) and one of the few places that doesn't feel like daylight robbery after you're done eating out in Seattle. I've had both the Panang Noodle (which I don't think is a thing I've come across in Thailand, maybe I haven't looked hard enough) and the Dry noodle (egg noodle) with pork. Both of these were a slam dunk in terms of flavor and just overall yumminess. It really felt like I was eating food back in Bangkok. Like others have said, please come here hungry because these are not 200 THB portion sizes; they're big! There are not many good Thai restaurants in Seattle (IMO), so it was super surprising to me to find this place not bustling on weekend prime dinner time - maybe I came too early? It's a beautiful location with great natural lighting, too. Service was warm and friendly. I'd come back just for that. Stoked to try the entire menu!
went here for lunch and we were the only ones there when we walked in but a few more people came as we sat. The service was nice and fast. The food was mid at best though. Pad Thai was really sweet, I felt like It was very saucy and want more of the wok fried flavor. Just solid average pad Thai, just okay at best. The pad cha I really did not like, I felt like it was salty and the flavors didn't mix and I actively disliked it and we couldn't finish the dish. My cousin did take it to go but to me it wasn't even worth taking it home for leftovers for myself. The ice cream I did like though and without it this review would be 2 stars. Spot is nice though
This place serves authentic Thai street food-style noodles, and it's fantastic. We tried the Dry Noodle and the Sukhothai Noodle, and we loved them both. The flavors are spot-on and feel truly authentic. The portions are big, so it's great value for the price. I also appreciate how they provide condiments, so you can adjust the taste to your liking, it really enhances the experience. The service was great and very attentive. We'll definitely be back again!
A delightful spot to get Thai food in Eastlake. Clean a new restaurant with friendly service. I got the dry noodles which was an interesting take, a hint of tanginess, which was complemented with the soup. Overall highly recommend and I would come back.
This is a new little joint on Eastlake. Have always loved the space because it is filled with natural light even on a rainy day. The service was great. Lovely lady (wish I knew her name), with an amazing smile that was super attentive. I ordered the curry noodle soup with chicken. It was so so yummy. The egg noodle were perfectly chewy in balance with the chicken. The soup had a deep flavor. Can't wait to come back.
Cool little restaurant specializing in a variety of noodle dishes. I had the Khao Soi Noodle Bowl and would highly recommend it for those who enjoy Thai curry. Served with chicken thigh and veggies. Flavor was amazing and I'm sure just about anything on the menu would be tasty
Good Thai spot in Eastlake. They don't have Tom yum or some of the other items I'd normally order at a this restaurant but their noodle soups are yummy! Would also highly recommend the crab wontons. Will be back. I was craving soup and ordered the khao soy which was good but not a noodle soup. Wasn't enough broth to actually drink. Otherwise, super flavorful and good portions.
Great service and food!! We ordered the Panang Curry Noodle and the Khao Soi Curry Noodle. Delicious and fulfilling.
Great addition to Eastlake! Very pleasant space to dine-in with friendly service. One of my favorite dishes was on the menu, Khao Soi, so of course I ordered it. The spouse had joined me for lunch and went for the Wonton Noodle Soup. Khao Soi often comes with chicken, and that, in addition to a beef option, was on the menu. I have not seen or tried a beef version, and I wasn't planning on it today. Tofu wasn't on the menu for dine-in, but I had seen it on takeout. I opted for tofu because in the online photo I saw a chicken leg in the dish. This is a common preparation, but I don't happen to like it. Shrimp was not an option, so tofu it was. The Khao Soi was generally delicious, and I am glad it was as fried tofu, but I think I would have preferred shrimp or just chicken breast pieces. This is just a preference, it's good Khao Soi! I tasted the Wonton Noodle Soup and I am definitely getting it at a later date. The broth was so flavorful and the wonton was bursting with shrimp and pork. Looking forward to trying more dishes, 5 star rating because it's now my favorite place in this neighborhood of few delightful choices.
Sukhothai Noodle Soup!! Just trust me and try it. I ordered on Uber Eats for the first time from Yoksod, and it was so good, I found myself ordering takeout again less than a week later. Amazing combination of savory, spicy, sweet, and sour. You also get ground pork, bbq pork, and meatballs! You can choose your noodle, and I prefer egg noodle. I just wish there was more broth. It's so good! On Uber Eats there was no option to choose star level for spicy, and I thought the Pad Thai I got was very meh. Needed some spice. But the Mango sticky rice was really good. I will be coming back again and again for the Sukhothai!! read more
18 days ago
Came here with some friends for dinner! I had the Woon Sen Pad Thai and my partner had the Panang curry noodles. Both were very yummy. We didn't have the option to choose our spice levels across all 6 of us. But overall, everyone felt the food was pretty decent. Food came out very quick, I think we ordered/ate/paid in maybe 30 minutes total. The ambiance was a little sterile for my liking but pretty clean. Service was prompt and the waitress packed up our dishes for us, which was a nice touch. read more
1 month ago
This place seems to be known for khao soi. I got mine delivered, so the broth came in a separate container. It was still really warm, though, which was very nice. I really enjoyed this. It starts with the broth, which is amazing. It's got all the creamy coconut milk flavors, but what surprised me is the level of spice included; not just the turmeric, but the chili peppers as well. The flavor combination from the fattiness and the spiciness of the liquid is just great - it reminds me of a yellow curry but at a lower viscosity. Scooping up spoonfuls of this was my favorite part of the dish. The noodles were also good. The crispy egg noodles actually retained their crunch well despite being submerged in the broth. I also thought the main egg noodles were great. Sometimes you fall into the trap of having too much broth and not enough noodles (although in this case I wouldn't have minded), but there really were a lot of noodles in here. The combination of the herbs and other flavorings - cilantro, mustard, and red onion, also worked really well. The one disappointing part was the beef. There were a good amount of pieces, but it just felt like it lacked some flavor; it just kind of felt slightly dry and chewy. I assume the cut used was a lean cut at a lower price, but it just felt out of place in the dish. I think chicken would have fit better with the rest of this. The portion size was pretty good. It's definitely quite a big bowl. A little expensive though at around $20 or so. Overall, everything except the meat is amazing, but the beef does drag it down a bit. 8.25/10 read more
The portions were good value for money and in the inside was clean and modern. We both liked our noodles and we split a Thai iced tea they were able to do with coconut milk too! The service was good as I ordered in person for pick up since I was having issues with their website. Would definitely recommend and return! read more
4 months ago
Good Thai noodle restaurant to try! I had their dry egg noodle with braised beef and it was good! The noodles were cooked right and the braised beef was pretty good! The braised beef was full of flavor and tender. The hot soup that came on the side of the dish was pretty tasty! Definitely enjoyed it. The sauce of the noodle was a bit too salty, but it was still good. The service was good. The server was nice and helpful and the food didn't take long to make. The cost is a bit on the pricier side. The ambiance is good. There's plenty of seating and it's neatly organized! read more
A pretty solid Thai spot in the Eastlake area. Upon arrival my friend and I were seated immediately. I noticed the place had plenty of seating without everything being too close together. Service was good as we didn't have to wait long to order and then for our food to arrive. Everything on the menu looked good. The dish I got had a good mixture of items that are typical in Thai dishes and was flavored well. The braised beef was just a tad bit too fatty but otherwise good. If you're in the area, definitely worth considering. read more
I've been searching for a restaurant that has Sukhothai Noodle Soup for awhile and finally came across the most delicious bowl served at Yoksod! What a great dinner here. The service was kind, attentive and warm. I came after work at 5 with a friend and we were the only patrons in the restaurant until 6pm came around with a few more joining. I shared the Fried Pork Wontons with a friend. The wontons are incredibly seasoned, well cooked and paired with a nice sweet chili sauce to balance the savoriness of the meat filling. For dinner I ordered the Sukhothai Noodle Soup with rice vermicelli noodles. You could pick which noodles you'd like from egg noodles, rice vermicelli, thin rice noodles or thick rice noodles. I prefer this dish with the rice vermicelli. It was very flavorful with notes of spice, sour and sweet. The perfect trifecta flavors in a Thai dish. My friend had the classic Khao Soi and really enjoyed her noodle soup as well. At this time of review, there was A LOT of construction on this road. Even so much that it has blocked entrance to the restaurant if you anticipate crossing the street. There are ways to get about and I should say this is well worth the journey! My hope is this review would gain some views and interest so others can really taste the amazing food offered at Yoksod! I will definitely be back to try other dishes. read more
1 year ago
Hidden gem!! Super authentic Thai flavors (sorry folks, candy-sweet noodle dishes can be found elsewhere :p) and one of the few places that doesn't feel like daylight robbery after you're done eating out in Seattle. I've had both the Panang Noodle (which I don't think is a thing I've come across in Thailand, maybe I haven't looked hard enough) and the Dry noodle (egg noodle) with pork. Both of these were a slam dunk in terms of flavor and just overall yumminess. It really felt like I was eating food back in Bangkok. Like others have said, please come here hungry because these are not 200 THB portion sizes; they're big! There are not many good Thai restaurants in Seattle (IMO), so it was super surprising to me to find this place not bustling on weekend prime dinner time - maybe I came too early? It's a beautiful location with great natural lighting, too. Service was warm and friendly. I'd come back just for that. Stoked to try the entire menu! read more
went here for lunch and we were the only ones there when we walked in but a few more people came as we sat. The service was nice and fast. The food was mid at best though. Pad Thai was really sweet, I felt like It was very saucy and want more of the wok fried flavor. Just solid average pad Thai, just okay at best. The pad cha I really did not like, I felt like it was salty and the flavors didn't mix and I actively disliked it and we couldn't finish the dish. My cousin did take it to go but to me it wasn't even worth taking it home for leftovers for myself. The ice cream I did like though and without it this review would be 2 stars. Spot is nice though read more
This place serves authentic Thai street food-style noodles, and it's fantastic. We tried the Dry Noodle and the Sukhothai Noodle, and we loved them both. The flavors are spot-on and feel truly authentic. The portions are big, so it's great value for the price. I also appreciate how they provide condiments, so you can adjust the taste to your liking, it really enhances the experience. The service was great and very attentive. We'll definitely be back again! read more
A delightful spot to get Thai food in Eastlake. Clean a new restaurant with friendly service. I got the dry noodles which was an interesting take, a hint of tanginess, which was complemented with the soup. Overall highly recommend and I would come back. read more
This is a new little joint on Eastlake. Have always loved the space because it is filled with natural light even on a rainy day. The service was great. Lovely lady (wish I knew her name), with an amazing smile that was super attentive. I ordered the curry noodle soup with chicken. It was so so yummy. The egg noodle were perfectly chewy in balance with the chicken. The soup had a deep flavor. Can't wait to come back. read more
10 months ago
Cool little restaurant specializing in a variety of noodle dishes. I had the Khao Soi Noodle Bowl and would highly recommend it for those who enjoy Thai curry. Served with chicken thigh and veggies. Flavor was amazing and I'm sure just about anything on the menu would be tasty read more
2 years ago
Good Thai spot in Eastlake. They don't have Tom yum or some of the other items I'd normally order at a this restaurant but their noodle soups are yummy! Would also highly recommend the crab wontons. Will be back. I was craving soup and ordered the khao soy which was good but not a noodle soup. Wasn't enough broth to actually drink. Otherwise, super flavorful and good portions. read more
1 year ago
Great service and food!! We ordered the Panang Curry Noodle and the Khao Soi Curry Noodle. Delicious and fulfilling. read more
2 years ago
Great addition to Eastlake! Very pleasant space to dine-in with friendly service. One of my favorite dishes was on the menu, Khao Soi, so of course I ordered it. The spouse had joined me for lunch and went for the Wonton Noodle Soup. Khao Soi often comes with chicken, and that, in addition to a beef option, was on the menu. I have not seen or tried a beef version, and I wasn't planning on it today. Tofu wasn't on the menu for dine-in, but I had seen it on takeout. I opted for tofu because in the online photo I saw a chicken leg in the dish. This is a common preparation, but I don't happen to like it. Shrimp was not an option, so tofu it was. The Khao Soi was generally delicious, and I am glad it was as fried tofu, but I think I would have preferred shrimp or just chicken breast pieces. This is just a preference, it's good Khao Soi! I tasted the Wonton Noodle Soup and I am definitely getting it at a later date. The broth was so flavorful and the wonton was bursting with shrimp and pork. Looking forward to trying more dishes, 5 star rating because it's now my favorite place in this neighborhood of few delightful choices. read more
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Amazing new restaurant in Eastlake! We got the blanket prawns, braised beef noodle soup, and the wonton noodle soup. The mango sticky rice is out of season so we got Thai tea ice cream, which was phenomenal! My only suggestion is that they dim the lamps over the tables after it gets dark out - the light can be a bit harsh. Otherwise the space is tidy and beautiful and we love dining here! read more
Brand new Thai and noodle restaurant that opened in Eastlake! We shared the crab wontons which were delicious! The food came to our table so fast I couldn't believe it. I really liked my pad Thai and thought it was interesting that I got to put in the various spices to make it spicier. The soup (SUKHOTHAI NOODLE SOUP) had lots of flavor and was very good, too. I'm excited to go back and try more dishes. read more
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