Snug spot dishing a variety of Thai fare, including curry & noodle dishes, in a casual setting.
5210 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105 Get directions
"Naming your restaurant Amazing Thai is a ballsy choice. Luckily, the food at this tiny sit-down spot lives up to the name. Sue us (please don’t actually), but we prefer it over Thai Tom. The curries are flavorful, the rice is fluffy, and even the simple chicken-and-vegetable dish is outrageously good. The pad thai, which is tossed in something thicker and tangier than the usual fish sauce, is a must-order." - aimee rizzo, kayla sager riley
"Head north past Scarecrow Video and don’t stop until you hear a commotion and the distinctive hiss of a spluttering wok. Amazing Thai lives up to its name, though it could also be called Friendly Thai or Affordable Thai. It’s obvious why this diner-shaped restaurant is a neighborhood favorite. To try a little taste of everything, get the Amazing Thai Soup, a heapful of silky bean thread noodles, chicken, prawn, tofu, green onion, and garlic oil." - Eater Staff
"Skip the busy line at Thai Tom and go to Amazing Thai. There’s always a table or space at the counter available if you want to pop in for a quick meal. The Thai food here is delicious, too, from sweet and sour pad Thai to the chicken-and-vegetable stir fry that we’d happily eat a few days in a row. This sometimes ends up happening anyway, because the portions are so hearty that you end up with a ton of leftovers." - aimee rizzo
"Naming your restaurant Amazing Thai is a ballsy choice. Luckily, the food at this tiny sit-down spot lives up to the name. Sue us (please don’t actually), but we prefer it over Thai Tom, another great Thai place in the U-District. The curries are flavorful, the rice is fluffy, and even the simple chicken-and-vegetable dish is outrageously good. The pad thai, which is tossed in something thicker and tangier than the usual fish sauce, is a must-order." - Aimee Rizzo
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