All Thai

Great time at this place last week. Everything was cooked perfectly, the portions were big, prices reasonable. The service was fast and friendly and the atmosphere and decor was awesome. We loved the appetizer sampler. The beef salad was really good. The crab fried rice was very good. The tom yum was tasty but a little sweet. The pork belly green beans was probably our least favorite. Highly recommend and will come back to try more dishes.

Came to All Thai for the first time a few weeks ago! For our appetizer, we got the Crab Rangoons. I usually love Crab Rangoons but honestly wasn't the biggest fan of these. There was an overwhelming amount of cream cheese and not much crab. For my main dish I got the Panang Chicken (does not come with rice- had to order rice separately) and it was pretty good! My boyfriend got the Chicken Phad Thai and it was also good. We were not super blown away by the food, but we enjoyed it. For my drink, I got the Thai Citrus Tea. It does not taste much like a traditional Thai Tea (like I was hoping it would), but it was still very yummy and strong! The service was just okay. We found ourselves waiting around a bit and I wouldn't say they are the most present. We were bummed when they told us that they were out of the dessert that we wanted too. The atmosphere is nice! Beautiful decor. The music doesn't really match the vibe of the interior. Overall, cute place to try out!

All Thai Bellevue truly impressed me! The food was incredibly delicious, with vibrant flavors. Beyond the great food, the ambiance was equally amazing – a perfect setting for a wonderful meal. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will definitely be back!

Beautiful Thai place in the area feels like a hidden gem as from the outside I didn’t expect the beautiful ambiance and overall amazing experience I had. The service was super friendly and attentive. The food and drinks are very aesthetically pleasing. Definitely a must try. My favorite was the kho mok tally. It was delicious and love that it had actually coconut pieces in it and served in a coconut with meat still on it. I got cocktails for drinks which were amazing too. I finished with mango sticky rice which was so good all around great experience

The service was noticeably amazing. We were celebrating a birthday and they took our cake without question, placed and lit the candles we provided before coming out, and provided plates and silverware. Food was presented very tastefully as well! I’d say the portions are a little smaller. If you order extra rice it may be smaller than you expect. Decorations make really good backdrop for photos that I wasn’t expecting. You can tell they spent lots of thought into the decor.

Had a late lunch here and it was very quiet, which was great and i can take photos. Last time i was here the decor was very old, the new owner did a great job updating the look but still focus on thai theme. Food was very good no question, but i may need to come back for other options. Oh the thai coffee was a bit sweet for my taste. I also missed the lunch menu so it was a bit pricey but i feel its worth it.

Wow incredible experience from start to end. I don't understand the negative reviews.. the food was delicious, service was on point (servers were so friendly and attentive the entire time), and the decor and ambiance here is a vibe. Highly recommend this place. We will definitely be back again soon. FYI we ordered the appetizer sampler, phad see ew and tom kha soup.

An absolute gem! This is not your traditional Thai restaurant—it brings the unique flavors and charm of southern Thailand. The ambiance is warm and inviting, the service was impeccable, and the food was simply outstanding. Every dish was packed with flavor and authenticity. We thoroughly enjoyed our meal and time here. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for an exceptional Thai dining experience!”

The food was good and the ambiance is great! Good for a fine dining experience. There was a mistake in billing and they corrected it when we pointed it out as well. They also took in a substitute request for prawn noodle soup.

We enjoyed a meal here celebrating our friend's birthday! The outside looks very unsuspecting, but the inside is decorated so well. It's got a very classy vibe and great ambiance! I tried the cashew chicken and Thai iced tea. Really great quality, decent serving sizes, and delicious. Spice level is out of 5 stars. The menu is quite large with a something for everyone! A few bummers that would have led to more stars: The rice is not included with the entrees and must be purchased separately. They are not able to split checks between more than 4 cards. This was disappointing as we had a group of 6, which isn't an unreasonable amount. For this reason I would say this place is not group friendly. The toilet in the bathroom felt like it's not fully bolted down to the ground - super wobbly. Finally, we had to ask if they did anything special for birthdays despite it being very clear we were celebrating (gifts on the table). They gave a complimentary scoop of ice-cream but unfortunately our birthday girl is dairy-free. Great food but an underwhelming experience.

Great all around Thai food restaurant with the prettiest interior. My favorite is their sukiyaki noodle soup and their combo grilled meat with papaya sales. Tried a lot of their other dishes as well and they do not disappoint.

This place has the best decor of any Thai restaurant I've seen. It is just lovely with so many details. The appetizer sampler is amazing ! We have been there twice trying all our usual favorites like pad Thai, fried rice, Tom Young and beef salad and everything was seasoned so well. Would highly recommend!

Nice atmosphere and great customer service! We are regular here and would recommend anyone here to try authentic Thai foods?

This is my favorite Thai spot in Washington, reminds me of Thai Villa in Nyc. Obsessed with their chive dumplings, crispy garlic tofu and phad kee mao! Great service and interesting ambiance.

The place is the nicest Thai restaurant ambience in strip mall that I've ever seen. So so so nice inside!! Food was outstanding, I ordered Garlic Chicken!! Flippin Fantastic!!! Juicy , very good garlic flavor with White meet!! I love that!!! Service was fast , professional, and the restaurant was Pristine in cleanliness!! I will eat there anytime I'm in the area!!

When you walk inside the restaurant, you wouldn't think that it's located in a strip mall. The decor is warm and inviting. There's a bar with bar seating area, a couple of nice tables with couches for group dining by the window, and a mix of tables for varying # of guests further inside. This location used to be Thai Chef (and is still showing as Thai Chef in some maps depending on which map you are using). But this is a new restaurant and different owner. Been here a couple of times and this is a place where you dine and enjoy conversations with your friends as you wait for your food and drinks. Friendly staff. Cocktails and Mocktails -- all were good, and they don't skimp on the alcohol - Tuk Tuk - Bael juice syrup with bourbon whiskey, triple sec, orange juice touch of cinnamon (they serve it by lighting the cinnamon stick on fire!) - Lychee Martini - MaiTai - Spicy Mango Berry (mocktail) Appetizers: - All Thai Samplers - some popular small bites of crispy spring rolls, fresh rolls, crab delights, prawns in blankets, chicken pot stickers and fried calamari -- we ordered this the first time we visited and although it was good because you got to taste a sample of appetizers, I wouldn't order it again. - Prawns in a Blanket - deep-fried prawns stuffed with group chicken and wrapped in a wonton wrapper. Served with sweet chili dipping sauce. This was a hit in our group! Nice crunch and not oily. - Crispy Spring Roll - deep fried petite roll of mixed vegetables & spices wrapped in a wonton wrapper served with plum sauce. It was good, but I've had better crispy spring roll elsewhere. I think mainly because it was missing protein. - Chicken Satay - tender marinated chicken breast served on bamboo skewers with both peanut and cucumber-chili dipping sauces. Another hit for us! From Dinner menu: Grill: All entrees served with a pot of sticky rice, papaya salad, and Jeaw (special regional spicy dipping sauce) - Khor Moo Yang - Grilled glazed marinated pork collar - Crying Tiger - Grilled glazed marinated New York strip Both were really good! Nicely marinated and flavorful. The papaya salad was nice and fresh, and the dipping sauce was a nice finishing touch to the meat. Street Food: - Phad Cha Pork Ribs - A popular stir fried dish from southern region that has mushroom, green bean, onion, bell peppers, basil, and pepper corn in spicy red curry paste served with jasmine rice. Flavorful and it wasn't spicy at all. Rice: Five Friendship Fried Rice - stir fried rice with a combination of prawns, calamari, beef, pork, chicken, egg, carrots, peas, onion and tomato topped with cilantro and cucumber. Delicious! We had ordered one fish dish and rice dish that aren't listed on their website but it was on their menu. And they were both good. Dessert: - Dessert combo - Roti with sweet condensed milk and coconut ice cream and black sticky rice pudding -- this was soooo good! My friend ordered this and I got to taste the roti and black sticky rice pudding. I didn't get to taste the coconut ice cream but was told it was very good. Wil have to try this dessert next time! - Steamed Thai Tea Custard bread - this dessert was good, but was anticipating something else so was a bit disappointed when it was served -- a bowl of custard and pieces of sweet rolls. The custard was very good! I was anticipating the bread to be baked with the custard. My friends who have their favorite Thai restaurant said the food was good, but it was lacking in protein compared to the restaurant they go to. Meaning each dish didn't serve as much protein as the dishes they would get from the other restaurant. I can't tell. It's either that or we were just hungry and didn't order enough food. :)

The service was noticeably amazing. We were celebrating a birthday and they took our cake without question, placed and lit the candles we provided before coming out, and provided plates and silverware. Food was presented very tastefully as well! I'd say the portions are a little smaller. If you order extra rice it may be smaller than you expect. Decorations make really good backdrop for photos that I wasn't expecting. You can tell they spent lots of thought into the decor.

Beautiful Thai place in the area feels like a hidden gem as from the outside I didn't expect the beautiful ambiance and overall amazing experience I had. The service was super friendly and attentive. The food and drinks are very aesthetically pleasing. Definitely a must try. My favorite was the kho mok tally. It was delicious and love that it had actually coconut pieces in it and served in a coconut with meat still on it. I got cocktails for drinks which were amazing too. I finished with mango sticky rice which was so good all around great experience

Have heard a lot about this spot, beautiful decor and ambiance. They have a full bar as well. Really enjoyed the Thai tea and Thai coffee. Ordered Panang curry, basil fried rice and pad kee mao - all of them were good but could be more flavorful. Spring rolls were very tiny and did not taste as good - very oily and only had cabbage! The service was good and she answered all of our questions with a lot of patience

"Wow!" is exactly what you'll either be saying or thinking as you walk in. It's very pretty and the lighting concept is gentle and glowy. A great place for a first date or date night. The staff were friendly and helpful. I'm pretty picky when it comes to Thai food but the Mieng Kham was on point! The crying Tiger was pretty good but I would ask for more sticky rice. The Yen Ta Foo was good. Although, the region of Thailand my mom is from, cooks it differently but it's still quite good. I would eat here again! Let me know what you think!

All Thai is incredibly beautiful, perfect for a girls night out! We got Thai teas and they were very good. Everyone loved their dishes as well, the quantities are perfect for sharing. Our waitress was very attentive and our food came out pretty quickly after ordering.

Food is good and the atmosphere is super nice. I like their crying tiger and the appetizer sampler. The drink was ok.

Ever since I saw photos of All Thai on Yelp, I knew I had to view the eye-catching restaurant for myself. Between the hanging floral décor, stunning bar area and elegant seating, I was completely in awe of the aesthetic. Four of us came for an early dinner at 4:00P and there were quite a few tables already occupied, so it's well worth making a reservation. Their menu is pretty extensive and I was all about browsing the chef's specials and street food sections for some unique options. Pricing is on par with other Thai spots in Bellevue with the specials being on the steeper end as expected. + PANANG STUFFED ANGEL WINGS ($21.95): Four chicken wing pieces stuffed with vermicelli noodles and vegetables in a fragrant panang curry sauce. The chicken was moist with a thin flavorful skin and the curry sauce brought a warm spice. I've never had a dish like this before, so it was worth trying although the price was high for the serving size. + KHO MOK TALAY ($26.95): I highly recommend this chef's special! A thick red coconut curry with scallops, shrimp, calamari, coconut meat and bell peppers came served in a young coconut. The curry was rich and creamy with the perfect heat (for us) at two stars. The seafood was a little overcooked, but I was glad to see they included a reasonable amount. + KAPLAU GAI KAI DOA ($17.95): Minced chicken in a hot basil sauce was served alongside white rice and a fried egg. With the chicken being on the saltier end when eaten by itself, perhaps we were supposed to mix it all up with the rice. This is a comforting "stick to your ribs" dish, although I probably would skip it next time. + PAD KEE MAO ($16.95): While the plate included a generous amount of chicken and vegetables, I wish it contained more noodles (which were cooked perfectly!) Usually, Pad Kee Mao has a sweeter sauce, but this one was actually more on the spicy side from their homemade chili oil, making for a terrific rendition. + PAD BAI KAPLAU ($16.95): A medley of veggies and our selection of pork were in a flavorful savory basil sauce. You really can't go wrong with this balanced dish! The service was friendly and the staff checked on us a couple times. If you're looking for a new Thai spot, definitely give this a try!

Quite a cute place in middle of a strip mall. Decoration is quite cozy with a beautiful bar set up. All the dishes were very well flavored. We ordered from dinner menu. But looks like there is lunch combo for around $18 that looked good. Lots of great cocktail that is visually pleasing. But had better for hand crafted drinks. Service was wonderful. Loved- crying tiger salad (forgot to take a picture). Soup, curry, appetizer sampler's 4 sauces was a highlight of the dish. The ambiance was great for special occasions for celebrations.

6.23.2024 Step into a gorgeous ambiance at All Thai, where the small details are adorable. The ambiance is enchanting, with flickering candlelight reflecting off delicate chandeliers. Vintage decor and classic wares adorn the space, evoking a sense of timeless elegance. They did a great job taking over from Thai Chef. Each dish at All Thai is crafted to tell a story, using authentic recipes. We enjoyed each dish and we will be back soon!

This is our 2nd time after almost a year. It seems the quality and quantity gone down. Here is an example: Phad Khang (vegetable) with Tofu and bean sauce with 3-star spicy. (Separate Brown rice ). I would not recommend this. It is a tasteless and does not have much vegetable besides green bean and bell peppers. The portion size is small. Do not order this.

What a great place! Amazing service, food was great. We were mostly impressed by the design and decor of the restaurant- very nicely done!

The ambience was great. We loved the iced coffee and ice tea. Panang curry and pad kee mao were flavorful but not spicy. We had level 4 (max spicy) but it wasn't too spicy. The service was good as well. We tried a cocktail - orchid flower, loved the presentation

My group of 4 visited on a Sunday evening. The interior is beautiful, well-decorated, and dimly lit. We shared chicken potstickers and crispy spring rolls for our appetizers. I liked the chicken potstickers much more and would order it again. I ordered the crispy garlic chicken with medium spice as my entree. It was good, but it could have came with more rice and vegetables. The crispy garlic flavor is quite saucy and more rice and vegetables would have made it well-balanced. The chicken itself had some very dry and chewy pieces. Portions are good and half of our group took home leftovers. I'll definitely be back to try their other menu items. Everything looks so good!

Awesome food, service and ambiance. I had the Chicken Cashew with brown rice and it was one of the very best version of that dish I've ever had!

We came here to celebrate my birthday and made reservations. We were seated at a table with the window & the cushioned couches to the table are kinda uncomfortable height wise but instangram worthy decor for sure. The service took forever, the electricity went out so service was pretty rushed for obvious reasons. The food was delicious and so were the drinks, again ig worthy. I just wished that the service was a bit more attentive and faster with taking drink orders, Appetizers & food (even before the lights went out)

Located in a strip mall next to Safeway. Interior is beautifully decorated. The moment we sat down we were informed it is a 2 hour reservation although I'm not sure how they would squeeze in a second seating when the restaurant closes at 930. A huge selection of menu options as well as beautifully curated cocktails. Our favorite dish was the traditional salad which you take a leaf and wrap 8' ingredients. The crying tiger and papaya salad were also delicious. Cocktails had amazing presentation with some including snacks on the side. Will definitely be back to try more menu items.

This place is crowded on weekends. We had to wait for host to take orders for more than 20 mins. Ordered Crispy Tofu, pineapple fried rice, all Thai fried rice. Ambience is wonderful. Food was average.

Aesthetic AND delicious food! We went here for a late-ish lunch Saturday, around 1pm, and were able to get seated immediately. We got the Mieng Kham which has lallop leaves where you put a bunch of ingredients beautifully arranged in the platter, which includes stuff like Thai chili, plum sauce, onions, etc. The Thai chili is pretty spicy so don't put too much if you can't handle the heat. We also got crying tiger and BBQ duck curry, both fairly solid albeit on the pricier side. Crying tiger beef is so tender and juicy, and dipping with the sauce provided enhances it further. I liked the pairing with the sticky rice, though you will want to eat the sticky rice ASAP once you remove from the wrapper as it gets dry quickly. It also comes with some delicious papaya salad. The duck curry is also really good, with the right amount of curry sauce (wish they do give a little more as I prefer more sauce) and generous amounts of duck meat - 2 duck legs that were fairly large. For cocktails we got Siam Renaissance which is served beautifully in like a high-tea like arrangement with the drink up top and the snack below. We also got the Longan Twilight, a whiskey based drink that is smoked, also served with a snack. Prices of these are fair so I wasn't expecting much for the snack, but I do wish more places do that here in the US. That helps a lot to munch on some savory snack without committing to a large snack item to pair with the cocktails. Service is good as water refills are present and the waitress checks up on us regularly. The overall experience, ambience and food make this a well deserving 5 star Thai restaurant. The only small downside is the price, but you get what you pay for.

Saw All Thai pop up on Instagram as a new Thai spot and knew we had to check it out. First things first, the interior is incredibly intricate and you can tell the team put a lot of thought and time into it. Definitely feels like a modern, trendy spot, with a moderate amount of table and bar seating. It was really busy on a Sunday afternoon, and we noticed a long list of reservations at the front counter, so it's probably worth reserving ahead of time, especially with a larger party. Seating is split between half booth/table, bar seating, and large table seating towards the back. It's not that large of a space though, so I could see it being tough to come in with a larger party with no reservation. We ordered the Kaplau Gai Kai Doa (4/5 spice) and the Phad Kee Mow (3/5 spice). Both had great flavor, but I think the spice level we ordered wasn't quite reflected the way we expected. Next time I'd order a 4 or 5 for everything. We really loved the Kaplau Gai Kai Doa and both agreed we'd have to try it again soon. I'd get the Phad Kee Mow again, but I'll probably try other things first as they have a lot of great choices. Pricing is actually pretty fair for this area as well, with most of the menu being under $20 an entree (outside of Chefs Specials). Overall, the experience was more realistically a 4.5, but I will say the service was quite slow. It took maybe 30-45 mins to get our food after we ordered and we also had to wait at our table for ~10 mins after they packaged our food waiting for the bill. We ended up having to flag someone down to pay. I think part of this is probably just the nature of getting a new place up and running

The place is super well decorated and really pretty. We got a Siam Renaissance cocktail which was pretty alright and looked super nice, the staff even sprays some herbal bitters on it before serving to you which smells great. The pad thai was ok, it was just lacking of flavor - very mild / little bland for our group. The crying tiger was very good, one of the best I've had in the area. Very soft, the meat pieces are differing levels of cooked. The Tom yum noodle soup tasted more like Chinese hot and sour soup to me than classic Tom yum, we told the waitress and she told us that when you order the noodle version of Tom yum it taste pretty different, so just something to be mindful of -- so you can ask for it to taste more like Tom yum for next time she said. Staff is super nice. Overall wouldn't come again but maybe nice for a pretty cocktail Drink 7/10 Tom Yum 4/10 Pad Thai 5/10 Crying Tiger 8/10 Service 8/10 Ambiance 9/10

All Thai is all right in my book. First thing you notice is the ambience. The place is well decorated, and has an intimate vibe. Service was good, we had our waters filled and orders promptly placed in. Food was delicious, the papaya salad was refreshing and spicy, and the pad kee mao was pretty flavorful. Would recommend.

The atmosphere was nice. I tried Thai food at a few places, but it didn't quite live up to expectations. However, here we ordered fish cakes with sweet chili sauce, which were delicious. We also had kaplau Gai Kai Doa, which was also good. I tried a ginger and hibiscus drink, which was enjoyable. For dessert, my favorite was the fried vanilla ice cream, a new and tasty experience for me. I absolutely loved it. Overall, I'd rate: The food 4/5 The ambiance 4.5/5 and the service 4.5/5

Came here for dinner with some colleagues. When I got in I was greeted right away and the decor was so modern and beautiful. I ordered the Gauy Teiw Tomyum which was a hot and sour soup with rice noodles. I asked them to use wide noodles instead. It was so tasty and it was a good balance of sour, sweet, and spicy. I would definitely have this again. We also ordered crispy spring rolls which came with mixed spices and veggies with a plum sauce. It was served on a bed of fried vermicelli noodles. I would order this again too!

- Good decor but the service and food are mid - Food: 2 stars Price: 2 stars Service: 2 star Ambiance: 4 stars Overall: 2.5 stars We came here at lunch time, and there were already 6-7 groups dining here. We ordered the lunch special combo 4 (swimming rama) and 7 (panang curry) at 11:55pm, and our food came at 12:05 pm. The portion was super disappointing as I've never seen any place that's so stingy when it comes to rice lol. It's practically just a scoop of rice using an ice cream scoop. The good thing is that they don't charge extra for brown rice. However, the Phad Thai smells really bad. It smells like it's been sitting there for ages. It's weird since it tastes fine, but it smells horrible. I've never experienced this anywhere else. I'm guessing they premade their Phad Thai in the morning and just let it sit, then microwave them for the lunch specials. My husband's phad Thai also smells bad, but not as bad as mine. The main dishes are fine since both are safe dishes. The lunch specials are definitely overpriced when the quality and portion are small. The service is definitely slow even during lunch time. They never asked how our meal was or refilled my water. Even when I asked for containers, they gave me a paper box that's not suitable for curry (will probably leak) and I had to ask them to change it ... The ambiance and decors are nice, sort of like Thai land I guess. They were playing light jazz music which is relaxing, but I care about the ambiance the least when my Phad Thai stinks so bad in front of me... *Facepalm*

Really pretty restaurant and it was a fun experience with my girls for my birthday. The food was pretty average in my opinion, maybe we need to try other things? We tried quite a few dishes. The steak was dry and thin, not much flavor, it was disappointing. Especially as a "ribeye" cut. I don't think it was. The phad si ew was the best thing I we had that evening. Phad ki mow was ehhh not much flavor or sauce. Fried rice-ok Fried apps-ok Shrimp red curry-was pretty flavorful and tasty Crab Rangoon-ok (hard to find anything above average on that app in general) All in all I think I would go for some pretty cocktails and the ambiance next time.

All Thai is the newest and trendiest Thai restaurant on the Eastside. I had seen an Instagram reel about Thai restaurant saying it was the perfect date night spot and so I brought my boyfriend here for dinner last week. We came at around 6pm and the restaurant was already pretty packed. We had to wait a while for a table, not because they didn't have a table available, but because they were short on staff. Once seated, we ordered a couple of THAI ICED TEAS which our waitress got to us quickly. They were delicious, had the perfect ratio of tea to half and half, and were not overly sweet. They also came in cute mason jars. For entrees, we ordered the PAD SEE EW with chicken (although they accidentally gave us seafood) (4 stars) and the RAMA NOODLES with chicken (3 stars). I'm general, PAD SEE EW is usually my boyfriend's and my favorite dish when we get Thai food. However, we thought that the pad see we here was honestly just okay as it wasn't as the noodles were dry and lacked sauce. With that said, it was definitely 4 star spicy and significantly spicier than the 3 star Rama Noodles. The RAMA NOODLES were excellent- we would order this dish again for sure. The peanut sauce was the perfect consistency and you can tell that they're not using Skippy or Jiff peanut butter. It also had a variety of seafood including squid, shrimp, and scallop, which were all very tasty and not overly cooked or rubbery. The atmosphere is very trendy and classy. Props to whoever did the interior because they definitely knew what they were doing. The seating, flooring, and walls have different colors, textures, and patterns- maximalism design but without the gaudiness. It also has a mix of modern and traditional Thai designs. If you order appetizers, they serve it in a pretty tiered basket (like high tea). The plates, cups, and silverware are just as trendy as the interior decorations. For such a chic restaurant, prices are actually comparable to other Thai restaurants in Bellevue and Issaquah (e.g. Thai Grill, Similan, Khao San, etc.) and they give larger portions. Overall: 4/5 for food, 3.5/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere

The first things that drew me in to this spot were the gorgeous interior and the array of craft cocktails that they offer. The food on the menu also had a great variety of items, and I love how detailed their website is. I ordered the Crying Tiger here on my first visit because I love that it comes with both sticky rice and papaya salad. I'm so happy that I was also able to add the crab anchovy to the small papaya salad serving. I had also fell so deeply in love with the pandan gin cocktail that I decided that I needed to come back just to have the cocktail again. However, both dishes that I tried on each visit were ordered 5 stars for spice and did not taste very spicy. I was a little disappointed. Service and food coming out can seem slow at times, but the service is very good regardless.

We immediately felt transported into a magIcal place. Every inch of this restaurant is beautiful. Food is delicious. Noodles are perfect. The only thing I didn't like was the crab Rangoon because it mostly tasted like cream cheese not crab. Service was good. We'll be back!

All Thai is a beautiful, new Thai restaurant in Bellevue. And news must've gotten out about this place because there was a wait for a table on a Friday night, especially if you're coming with your boo. It's a romantic setting in a business strip, so imagine that. (I know, you can't.) We snagged a high top table at the bar, which gave us a close up of the cocktails being made. The cocktails are legit here. Whatever you order, make sure to get a drink with because the craft cocktails are unique and strong. I ordered the Pandan Gin, which was a pandan-infused gin with coconut liquor and a pandan jelly noodle, and it was strong and delicious. But everything that came out of the bar was craftily made. For food, my partner and I shared the Tom Zap Plah soup, which was like tom yum soup with chunks of white fish. It was good and liked how strong the tamarind flavor was. My partner ordered the Crying Tiger grill set, which came with sticky rice and papaya salad with the grilled steak and I had the Panang Stuffed Angel Wings, chicken wings that are deboned and stuffed with rice noodles and meat in a panang curry. Everything was tasty. Expensive, but a solid dinner overall. The menu is huge, so whatever Thai dish you're craving they likely have it and more. I like that they've revamped this restaurant into a place that doesn't seem to fit in an old business strip. They've really done a great job with renovating and decorating it to something modern, romantic and hip. The issue is that I like the aesthetic more than the food, especially with how pricey it is. But I guess this is Bellevue. And with that, it's very much a Bellevue-y restaurant.

My friend and I came on a Thursday evening for an early dinner with reservations around 4:30, but we probably didn't need them. Although when we left around 7, this place definitely got busier, and almost all seats were filled. Call them for reservations. Right when you walk in, the interior and decoration are set beautifully. You can tell they put a lot of work into designing the space. We got seated at our table, and the staff was wonderful. She welcomed us in and provided a quick run-through of their menu because it was both of our first times. We started with drinks: the Orchard Butterfly, which had great presentation and taste, and the same for the Golden Flower. For food, we chose the Phad Kee Mao, which we enjoyed as the vegetables were cooked perfectly and had a great sauce. The Green Curry was also tasty and creamy, just like how we like it. Overall, this place is great, with a huge parking lot, attentive staff, and a beautiful setup. Happy hour is Monday to Friday, 3-5pm. I'll definitely be coming back​!

What in the world is this enchanted and whimsical garden in a strip mall?!! When you walk in you're immediately taken by the beautiful decor. Every section has its own unique theme. Seriously, whoever designed this restaurant is so talented. On the menu you can expect traditional Thai food items and some fun ones as well. The cocktail menu stands out and the presentation is unmatched. Everything we had was fresh, tasty. The service was great as well.

Super beautiful, revamped digs for a Thai restaurant. Ample of parking, and spacious dining area with lots of seats. Service was attentive and quick. Friendly and not too pushy and just the correct amount of them checking up on you. I found the food good! But portions are on the smaller end for their pricing. They have a few unique protein add ons like "pork belly" for additional $3. Not sure if it was worth it. Really sad about how much curry there was. It was in a very shallow bowl, and I didn't even have enough curry for the extra rice that came with it :( Pictures show the amount of good. The plates are tiny compared to their large spoons, so you can see the portions are really lacking. Their appetizer sampler was alright. Nothing special on their spring rolls or their deep fried items. Tho I always love myself a crab Rangoon and cream cheese. So that remains my favorite. Would pass on getting the sampler left time, and probably go for another main dish, and you do leave not that full if you're sharing. Would love to see what the lunch portion are for this place. Hopefully enough food for their price. But decent overall. Would love to try again!

Gorgeously decorated and what a cute place for a date night or girls night out. There was four of us gals and we loved our experience! Drinks & food were beautifully presented and servers were so friendly and attentive. We got pampered during our dinner! Our drinks came with shrimp chips & edible flowers. Appetizer platter had a great variety and again beautifully presented. Food tasted authentic and had a great spice. Prices weren't bad either! Definitely reasonable. Highly recommend!

Excellent food, cocktail, service and cute ambience. Food was not too sweet and server told us exactly what we wanted to eat. Will come back again.

This is the newest restaurant of Nibbana Thai. All Thai will take you into a realm of regal splendor, where the Renaissance era of Thailand comes to life in every detail. Transport yourself to the enchanted culinary of Thailand with traditional dishes, each a story in flavor. Drinks: * Siam Renaissance * Tuk Tuk * Thai Iced Tea Dishes we tried: * All Thai Sampler * Mieng Kham * Gai Yang * Yen Ta Foo * Red Curry w/ chicken The vibes were immaculate with all the vintage decor and magical flowers. This is the perfect spot for your next lunch & dinner date in Bellevue!

When you walk in you'd never guess it's a restaurant in a strip mall. The staff are so nice, and their bartender is a true artist. Food was a fun spin on classic Thai dishes with a creative twist. My friend got the crying tiger, I did an order of Pad Thai and we had the fried spring rolls which were super tiny and cute. Lovely drinks and a beautiful setting.

Who would have thought to find this absolute gem tucked inside a strip mall like this. The decor was so elegant, this is totally my vibe but to be honest, I was a bit skeptical how the quality of the food would end up to be because sometimes a place that looks like this overcompensate for lack of flavor, but it was FIRE. There's quite a variety on the menu, everything we ordered was so so good. The thing that caught my eyes were the stuffed angel wings, they have it as an appetizer or you can order the panang stuffed angel wings off the chef's special where it's fried wings laying on panang curry. We ordered the latter and it was magical, I once looked up a recipe and this shit looks hella laborious, you have to remove the bones in such manner, perhaps stir fry the filling so it gets cooked throughly, stuff the wing with it, and then deep fry the whole thing, so paying like $20 for a dish like this by a professional seems very worth it. The garlic tofu was very flavorful, same with short ribs. Even the potsticker appetizers that may seem basic was addicting too. Great for dates without breaking the bank, girls night, Sunday brunch, work lunch, or whenever you're just feeling for Thai food. Plenty of parking, it's next to Happy Lemon in the Safeway plaza. Tell me about your experience if you've been here or is going to after reading this review:)

They were able to seat 7 people day of. The ambiance of the restraurant was very nice from the moment you walk in. Dimly lit. Was kind of hard to read the menus. We ordered 7 dishes for a family style. The portions were all fairly small. Keep in mind that it's best to order your own individual dish. The only dish that was able to feed everyone decently was the tom zap plah. All the dishes had good strong flavors. They had cool tasty cocktails. Overall it's a nice place to check out for the ambiance and aestetic.

A small place in the strip mall converted into something really ambient with decor and flowers. Service is prompt except that we didn't receive our drinks until a long time. Our food arrived pretty quick.It was bland for me taste. Even with 3 stars spice level both our dishes had a sweetish touch. Moscow mule trio had a strong ginger taste. You can definitely check out the place for its ambience.

10/10 the best restaurant I've ever been to in my life. I've traveled the world. The service, the ambiance, the flavors of the food, the DRINKS! It is sensational.

Ambiance is amazing especially since it's located in a strip mall off 140th. A few doors down from Safeway, this place offers reasonably priced delicious Thai food in a luxury environment. Very large menu featuring curries, noodles , rice dishes, and a special street food page , this place is definitely a must visit when you are in the area. Large cocktail bar and sizeable restaurant w/ clean bathrooms! Ample parking in the large strip mall parking lot. Service felt a bit off but I'm guessing they are just getting ramped up.