Soi

It was one of the best dinning experience we had as a family. It was a late visit and the restaurant wasn't too busy. Waiters are very attentive and they gave us and our young kids just the right amount of attention and help to make us feel comfortable. I like the idea of having a bottle of water on the desk so we didn't need to request refill after each glass. Food was excellent. It had some fusion element but yet everything had lots of flavor and authenticity. Great drink selection even though we didn't order any. I would say the vibe is quite casual which is what we prefer because we can relax and enjoy the meal. Wifi connection available.

My new favorite Thai. What a treat Please pardon the photo of the panang curry shrimp. I didn’t even think to take a photo until we dig into it. Panang curry is one of my faves and usually how I judge whether I like a Thai restaurant or not. This one blew me away with the rich and satisfying flavor. It was simple and complex at the same time with just the right balance for my taste. The other dishes were amazing as well. Their bartender makes pretty amazing drinks as well. The old fashioned and the tamarind whiskey sour were great. The owner came around to check on us and make sure we were taken care of which was really nice. Their service staff was also very attentive yet gave enough distance during these socially distanced times. The design of the place and cleanliness were great. Make sure to arrive early as a line soon formed and people waited outside for a while for a table. (A good sign!) We will definitely be back!

This place has my perfect brunch. Get on that khao soi. It’s as good as they serve it in Chang Mai and the spice is perfect. I loved their spicy Bloody Mary as well. We started with the papaya frites which were one of the more great Thai starters I’ve had. You really have to check this place out if you love legit tasting Thai.

Atmosphere is great. The chicken skins were crunchy and had good texture. Shout out to the clay pot prawns + glass noodles. The pork skewer entree was decent; the tapioca appetizer tasted bitter to me.

Came here for happy hour which is pretty reasonably priced. My favorite dish was the grilled eggplant salad though, which wasn't on the happy hour menu. It was just the right combination of sweet, tang, spice. Also enjoyed the curry shrimp and stir fried veggies. Would come back to try other items.

Stepped by for the Khao Soi. The noodle is chewy, the broth is rich of flavor and not that hot. The Khao Soi is pretty satisfying. The restaurant is clean and spacious, really comfortable dinning area. The service is friendly and the staffs are knowledgeable. Even though the price is relatively high compares to other Thai restaurants, the atmosphere, the cozy dinning environment and the decent Thai food are worth it.

Great ambiance. The place felt clean, sleek, and classy. I also enjoyed the variety of dishes with a twist. I ended up getting the Victory Monument Noodles as a lunch special. The service was super good too. Next time I have friends in town, or a date, I definitely will be considering Soi as a location to take them. It’s something different and unique.

Pretty good unique northern Thai restaurant in Seattle. My favorite is the Moo Ping (BBQ pork on skewers with sticky rice) and the crispy chicken skins (great to have with a Moscow mule). Another good item to try is the chicken stuffed chicken Panang curry. Prices a bit more than you’d expect for Thai food.