Seattle Thai Restaurants

Curry

1. Araya Vegetarian…

Neighborhood: University District

bland. But in general everything is very good. Great spring rolls, delish tofu satay, the curries are my personal favorite, good phad thai...I'm getting really hungry. They also have a killer weekend...

2. Chantanee Family…

and I got the fried spring rolls appetizer, surprisingly they came in a whole bunch and they were small.  She got the panang chicken curry (5 stars) but she said it's not spicy enough.  I had the 4...

3. Buddha Ruksa

Neighborhood: West Seattle

(forget his name) even brought me a bowl of complimentary ice cream for a welcome home/fake happy birthday treat.  I had my standard: chicken pad thai and a red curry. (I split this w/ my bf, of whom...

4. Jamjuree

Neighborhood: Capitol Hill

curry with tofu, all arrive steaming in front of you and your friends, who all have been impatiently tossing in the peanuts, clutching at pre-dinner Singha. Call me when you go eat!...

5. Orrapin Thai Cuisine

Neighborhood: Queen Anne

omg best thai food in seattle....and that's saying alot...because it seems like seattle is all thai food. But seriously I almost cried when I had their Salmon curry...I can't have salmon any other...

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Crispy Rolls

1. Buddha Ruksa

Neighborhood: West Seattle

there.    We have had the tom ka gai, rad na, phad thai, the famous crispy garlic basil chicken,  fresh rolls, pumpkin shrimp curry, but oh my god- the lettuce cups on the special sheet were to die...

2. Chantanee Family…

Almost everything they do is great.  We have tried almost everything on the menu that is within our dietary restrictions.  One dish we get almost every time is the crispy garlic chicken, which comes...

3. Zen Yai Noodles

dishes on the menu- the plates didn't sound like your average Thai, which I found refreshing.  We ordered the Fresh Rolls to start. Big, tasty rolls with plenty of perfect peanut sauce for dipping. I had...

4. Araya Vegetarian…

Neighborhood: University District

it as well.   Spring rolls were crunchy and crispy. The soup (tom yum??) also tasted good. Phad Thai was to die for and I couldn't stop getting more. Yeah yeah, I know I need to learn how to control myself...

5. Mae Ploy Thai…

Neighborhood: Ballard

but here it was pleasantly "semi-crispy". The spring rolls were tiny, which means you're getting less insides per wrapper, but they were still good.  The three entrees were quite good. We ordered all...

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