Thai Fusion Restaurant & Lounge

The food here is delicious. We’ve had the pad Thai, hammered noodles, cashew chicken, Eggplant and tofu, Panang curry, papaya salad, tom kha gai, kao soi, chicken with basil and egg… everything is 10/10 delicious. The best part though is the service. The owner and her family are next level kind, warm, caring and dedicated to their restaurant. Dining in is a treat as they are super kid friendly and have become almost like family with our toddler. She asks to come here weekly! Takeout is always fast, never have I had any order mix ups or issues. Would highly recommend!

Overall ok food. The curry with chicken was good. The glass noodle with beef was a bit salty and greasy, the beef is tough to chew. I’d avoid the deep fried tofu with soup - tofu was dry and the soup is literally just diluted soy sauce.

Absolutely delicious Thai food and impeccable service! From the moment we walked in, the staff was incredibly attentive and our order arrived promptly. I highly recommend the Pad See Ew and the Green Curry – both were bursting with flavor and perfectly cooked. The servers were friendly and ensured we had everything we needed. A truly wonderful dining experience. I can't wait to return!

This restaurant massively overcharges for food based on their online prices. This was my order which comes out to about 36$ on DoorDash(which usually has an up charge). This was 50$ for a pad-see-eew, 6 pc gyoza, and small soup. If the only way you can make it as a business is scamming people calling in to try and save you the cost of doing business through Uber or DoorDash then maybe you should not have a business. This is the only 1 star review I’ve ever left. Do better.

What amazing Thai food and very STRONG drinks. We stopped in here for a quick bite to eat and drink before our regularly scheduled rehearsal dinner for a family members wedding and I was honestly throughly impressed. We are from out of town and just passed by here on a whim. Once I seen they had a full bar it was go time and I'm so happy we did. The pineapple fried rice was done perfectly. Don't skip the mango sticky rice with sweetened condensed milk! Your taste buds will thank you!

I am very picky about Pad Thai. After 10 years of living in Seattle, I’ve finally found my go-to spot for when the inevitable craving hits 🙏🏼 I love that the sauce leans tangy, which I believe to be more authentic, but don’t quote me. Decent coating of it too, sometimes there’s barely any residual sauce on the noodle itself and it’s more “dry”. Sometimes too much sauce, like that one place by the QFC on Mercer. This was perfect. Sorry I took the picture after I stirred their beautiful arrangement of peanut and carrot and ate a couple of pieces of grilled chicken. Pad See Ew was good too, less saucy compared to other places but still very flavorful, and the chicken wasn’t overcooked. I’ve generally been pleased with the Pad See Ew offerings in Seattle, but the Pad Thai, this one has been tough to find! Will definitely be back.

This place is busy at lunch - I was surprised how fast it filled up - but also quick/great service!! Their lunch combo is great (pad Thai, rice and your choice of main from five options). Wish I could try so many options. We ordered for four people and it took about 15mins to get our food. Cute decor and located near SPU. There’s also free street parking outside.

My girlfriend and I have been getting takeout from Thai Fusion for over 2 years. It’s always delicious, super fast, and the staff are incredibly friendly! ✨We love Pat! ✨

solid food, nothing fancy but consistent and satisfies my craving for thai noodles. plenty of street parking, but only about half the

Positives : 1. My takeout order was gonna be ready so fast, I left as soon as we submitted the order (6 minutes) 2. Sauces were great - the khao soi broth was rich and flavorful. The green curry was good too, we did add some soy sauce though. Not so great: 1. The green curry was watery 2. Rice is not included with the curry. Maybe that's not so uncommon but I still don't like having to order rice when a dish like curry requires it. 2. The khao soi noodles were so thin and the crunchy noodles looked like crumbled up noodle snacks, I was actually shocked by the presentation. It was underwhelming visually and to eat

My son and I LOVE this Thai restaurant. It's owned by the nicest family and the food is delicious. Lots of choices and everything is good.

My daughter and I went by there for a quick bite for lunch, it was amazing! We had yellow curry, chicken satay, phase Thai. This is my new Seattle favorite Thai Food restaurant.. Quick service, great environment, great people awesome food. Try it out you will not be disappointed. Enjoy!

This review is for a delivery order so I can't comment on service or atmosphere. I got phad Thai and yellow curry, both were sad and disappointing. The phad Thai is extremely pale and lacks flavor. Once I tossed the peanuts in, the peanuts were the most prominent flavor which is sad. They are just wet noodles. The curry is so watery that the sauce doesn't coat the back of a spoon and just runs under the rice. The potatoes in the curry are undercooked, not even fork tender. The only good thing is that the curry sauce has an okay flavor. I also appreciate that the delivery person (likely not associated with this restaurant) took a photo of where they left my food so I was able to find it one floor up and down the hall.

Alright, first thing outta the way. The wait time is amazing, and it's a very chill place. I've tried a few of the different meals here, and personally I'd recommend the Garlic Chicken on the entree side of the menu. Anyways, it's 9:30 at night and I'm tired. So adios, Até Ja, aloha, au revoir, goodbye.

They catered our event. We had catering to go. They were professional and very courteous! The food was outstanding and generous quantities! The pricing hard to beat! We highly recommend Thai Fusion!!!

Lucked out with a sunny spring day to eat on the patio at Thai Fusion. Service staff were friendly and attentive, and the food came out quickly. I ordered the spicy basil pork, which I would highly recommend. The pork was fried to perfection and had a nice thin crunchy layer that did not become soggy in the sauce. It was tender, and the veggies tasted fresh. I love a good spicy dish, so I got this at a 5-star spice level but felt that it could have been spicier! Many Thai dishes can be sweet, so the 5-star spice plus the sweetness of the sauce was a really nice combination that didn't lean too heavy in either direction. Wished there was more basil on it - love that crispy fried Thai basil! Everyone else in my party also enjoyed their dishes. Will definitely be back again!

When we saw the high reviews on Google we were excited to give them a try so my partner ordered and picked up Orange Chicken and Pad Thai. We love Thai food and I have to honestly say that my orange Chicken was probably among the worst I've ever had, it was bone dry, had no sauce to speak of and lacked any real orange flavor and no real flavor at all that I could determine. My partner did not care for their Pad Thia as well and now we are both sitting at home still hungry AND unable to eat another bite (I had 2 nuggets of chicken and couldn't force myself to eat another bite. My hope, is that Thai Fusion will take this review seriously and make the necessary changes to see that they improve their quality assurance, although I'm unlikely to give them another chance (it was truly that bad)

So yummy! Service is super fast, and staff are always friendly. I love the red curry and pad se ew. Would recommend!!

Paid 4$ for 4 pieces of shrimp! Literally so outrageous like I deserve at least 5 pieces like cheepos. The fried rice is 11.95 plus 4$ like come on? Tastes is good I've had better, rice is kinda soggy. Sad day

The wife and I went on a long trek through Queen Anne and ended up at this place... and I quickly realized it was the same placed I ordered Uber Eats from less than a month ago. We ordered tofu/vege panang curry with no spice, white rice, and spring rolls. For drinks, my wife had a coke and I had the happy hour white wine and Bud Light draft. Prices were reasonable and I loved the happy hour specials on drinks. The food was again very good and we enjoyed everything. I would note that similar to the green curry I ordered the last time, the panang curry was on the watery side but it still had amazing taste. The restaurant is clean and looks great inside. Lastly, the staff were incredibly nice. We had both a lady and gentleman waiting on us and both were exceptionally friendly, and always smiling. Further, they came by twice while we were eating to see if we needed anything. If we lived here, we'd definitely make this a once a week spot for dinner.

I love Thai Fusion! They have my favorite Pad See Ew in the world. Whenever I get it from different Thai restaurants, it never comes close to being as good as the one Thai Fusion makes. Every dish I've had I've loved, and the staff are so nice. I also love enjoying the atmosphere of the restaurant when I'm not ordering to-go. I highly recommend eating here for truly superb Thai food!

Ahhhh-Mazing!! Had a craving after a long day at work. This was our second stop when the first one we tried was closed. We were not disappointed! Would have taken a picture of the food but we devoured it as soon as it hit the table. You have to get the Green Beans! So delicious! My wife and I shared the Green Curry with Chicken. She had brown rice and I had white rice. Portions were perfect! We also weren't sure about the spice level so we safely asked for a 3 on a scale of 1-5. Our waiter brought out what resembled Siracha and a powdered spice called Raitip. Had to google it.. lol. It offers the spice without altering the flavor of the food. Awesome!!! I am a huge fan of Panaang Curry so we will be back. Thanks for a great meal!!

I like this place. Id say nothing on their menu is spicy. On a spice level of 1-5 even if you order 5, your tongue won't tingle. Very very mild. Other than that I thought everything was ok. Its missing a few details for me for more stars. The pumpkin curry has good flavor but the tougher green skin isnt peeled off the pumpkin

My friend took me to Thai Fusion this evening. I appreciate the variety of items on the menu and the price for each meal. I ordered the tofu phad see lew and had to tell myself not to eat it all in a sitting! The spice levels are milder than I anticipated. Great experience for dinner.

A not so well-lit establishment with a not so pedestrian-friendly street parking right outside...and yet the food was decent. We ordered: 1. The day's special - Pad Thai with Grilled Chicken 2. Crispy Pork Belly 3. Bacon-wrapped Shrimps 4. Chicken with Basil Food was good except for the extra salty pork belly that was swimming in gravy. I wish I had them put the meat on the side.

Good spice levels, amazing curry. Their pad Thai noodles were moist without being over oiled. Super affordable for two people.

Friendly staff and amazing food. My go-tos are: moo yang (pork with sticky rice and a delicious spicy sour dipping sauce), pad Thai, and crab fried rice. This is actually my favorite pad Thai in Seattle. Chewy noodles and not too sweet! So good

Now that Thai Kitchen is closed (R.I.P.), Thai Fusion gets my vote as the best Thai food in Seattle. Fantastic curry! Highly recommended!

*3.5 stars* Solely based off the phad thai!! Okaaaay I am impressed! I started school at SPU so I was to bound eat around here.. I loooove thai food. It could use more fish sauce or tamarind.. it was slightly sweeter than what I'm used to.. but yum! I'll be back to explore more of the menu :) I usually get a spice rack if I dine-in so I can flavor/spice it up to my liking but I got take out. I'll be back to update this review!

I ordered fresh spring rolls and spicy garlic chicken and iced tea through Uber Eats. The spring rolls had a ridiculous amount of iceberg lettuce, (which I've never seen in fresh spring rolls) a slither of tofu and a huge chuck of cucumber. Next, my spicy garlic chicken was drenched in a sauce, (my to go container was half way full with sauce) and was not spicy at all, more sweet than anything, all the sauce caused the chicken to be soggy. My iced tea was great though. All in all this was a disappointing meal.

Review in the Time of Covid: Easy ordering for pickup through their website (they use ChowNow). Food was ready on time and hot when we picked it up, and fried items stayed crispy by the time we sat down to eat. We initially tried ordering through GrubHub, but there was the 15% upcharge at checkout, plus the delivery fee, plus whatever you tip the driver, so it was just worth it to order direct for pickup. The food was VERY good. I loved their khao soi, and the crab wontons reminded me of my favorite Thai places I went to in Chicago. Not "authentic," but really satisfying. The spicy eggplant wasn't really to my liking, with the eggplant being a little rubbery, but I accept this as a style preference. The pineapple fried rice was not too sweet, which I appreciated. The Volcano chicken was a little underwhelming, but I would still eat it again. Over all, I enjoyed our take-out and would order again.

Solid Thai food! Come here frequently as I live in Queen Anne. My go to is always the crab cake sliders and crab fried rice! Dessert-any sticky rice! Nice ambience and friendly staff. Definitely worth visiting especially for a lowkey weekday spot!

Ordered the pad Thai with fried grill chicken and ooh boy that chicken was smoky and tender, with just the right flavor while eating and after. I didn't realize I could like pad Thai this much, I have now seen the error of my ways in ordering curry every time I get Thai, rest assured that from this point onwards I will be ordering much more on the noodle menu.

Fantastic. Ample menu and everything we have had is great. We frequent pickup here. Great spot, reasonable prices.

Looks and tastes great! I got the glass noodle Phad Woon Sen and Thai Iced Tea [to go; work day]

Amazing thai tea - I come here for the thai tea quite often, they also make it super quick

Very good Happy hour deal You will never belive the drink price and Appertizer Everything seem like 6$ or less I enjoy coming to Thai fusion during happy hour Ps excellent chef special menues Awesome customer services

There's so many Thai choices in the Queen Anne area, Bahn Thai,Thai Heaven,Thai Kitchen,Tup Tim Thai,Racha, Orripin etc etc Stopped in around 3pm and this place checks all the boxes. The Phad Thai tasted as close to the kind I had in Bangkok, prices are competitive ,and the service was fast and friendly. New Queen Anne fave.

The food is delicious, fried rice was a bit clumpy but overall it was great. The delivery was very fast also.

Narrowly staffed for a busy lunch, the two members of the waitstaff today were clearly overworked or simply indifferent. Ordered the lunch pumpkin curry. It was served with the token "side salad" consisting of a micro portion of greens with a really nice green goddess dressing.. It was gone in under 30 seconds. My curry came out fast.. Too fast. A small portion of very thin curry which should have been reduced to thicken and condense flavors... The pumpkin is slivered thin to quicken the cooking process.. However it was uncooked and still crunchy... Normally with this dish the pumpkin falls apart in the curry thickening it , making it creamy and tasty... Not this dish! The waitstaff was far to busy to check in on me so I quietly slurped the thin curry like a soup.. When she stopped by to bus the table I was sure to let her know it was a disappointment... She did not ask if I enjoyed it.. She did not care that I didn't.. They up charged me 2$ for an inadequate portion of sticky rice.. And 3$ for shrimp (4 small sad sorry shrimpy shrimps) a 8$ lunch ballooned to 16$ after tax.. They hang signs in this joint for people to boycott yelp.... Claiming that the site has the game rigged... I think they are just afraid people will learn the truth... That this place is subpar with no ambition to provide guests with an experience worth yelping about... So... Thai Fusion seems to be a true fusion of bad service and worse food with a dollop of propaganda! Thank you! next!!!!

We stopped here on our way out of discovery park. We were very impressed with food, cute environment. Authentic, clean, cute place, good beer.

If you are looking for a great Thai food around Queen Anne, this is the place to go! The food is very good and a family favorite! We love the pad see ew, fried rice, broccoli tofu to name a few!!

The Sen Lek is my favorite, the pork is perfect - light and flavorfull. I eat here twice a month and I've found the " authentic street food" section of the menu has the best dishes. Eating in is fast service, and take out is even quicker - like 10 minutes after I've called in. It's inexpensive, especially for good thai food in Seattle.

Really dissatisfied with order. Food wasn't even close to tasting like Thai food. Order Tom Kai gai and is was super sweet. Beef salad was saturated with goop.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE. I ordered delivery from here through Livingsocial. It was supposed to be delivered at 7:30. I ordered at 6:30. They attempted to deliver my food at 7.., and I wasn't home yet... Which is precisely why it was supposed to be delivered at 7:30. I didn't receive the phone calls because I was still in class. After class ended, I called the restaurant back when I was chastised and told that they had attempted to call me 10 times (untrue). She refused to answer why the food was a half hour early and told me to come and pick up my food. Luckily, the delivery guy called and offered to deliver it. He was very nice. However, when he came, he brought a letter reprimanding me! He told me that the letter was from his manager and he looked straight up ashamed. A REPRIMANDING LETTER?! Are you effing kidding me? The letter told me that I was to be home when I ordered and next time they would charge me for a re-delivery. OR how about you honor your delivery time?! Horrific customer service. Needless to say, I will find my curry elsewhere from now on. I will upload the letter for all to see.

Wow I like this place. Great service, great ambiance, decent prices, and best of all, a creative menu that doesn't sacrifice authentic Thai flavor. I don't normally like fusion, but this place is really 90% Thai and 10% Fusion only for some of its ingredients, food presentation, and even its smart marketing ($5 dollar Happy Endings? What IS the Money Shot anyway?) With the tons of Thai places to choose from in Seattle, they all start to blend together after awhile. This place had a classy but relaxed ambiance and a great menu. It's been awhile since I've been to a place where I ReaLLy couldn't decide what I wanted. It all sounded so good! Tom YUM! tamarind soup - Perfect balance between sour 'n' sweet. NON-mushy Mushrooms were delicious, full of fresh fungi flavor! Shrimp was not overcooked. The 'Small' portion was large enough for 3 small rice bowls full, easy. The Duck was juicy good. (see picture) I hate Bok Choy so we subbed it for broccoli. I liked that they placed the rice on top a lot of duck juice/sauce. I hate it when places are shiesty with their duck sauce - this place is not! I ordered off the BangKok Street Food menu - Chicken, Egg noodle, swimming in a DELISH Yellow curry. The curry was slightly sweet and slightly spicy, just how I liked it. Crispy noodle topped it off and the pickled cabbage on the bottom had bite and was a great flavor contrast to yellow curry soup. Highly recommended. Oh - and the Iced Coffee Tiramisu is SO GOOD. Melt in your mouth warm on top, Ice cold on the bottom, beautifully presented and full of generously rich coffee flavor. Lots of free parking right out front. I will be back!

Nice place to eat, just wish the food was better... Parking: Street parking on nickerson - not bad. Atmosphere: Newer, dark, bold colored walls with black trim - cool looking light shades that looked like a cross between an umbrella and a clam shell - not your traditional thai restaurant decor - much more modern. Bar is not really separated from the rest of the restaurant - it's just at one end of the restaurant with a low wall around it. Went there on a Saturday evening around 6:30. They had a jazz group (the Gary Hammond trio) playing - sax, trumpet, & bass - created nice atmosphere, only problem was we had to shout across the table to talk. Food: Here is where I had issue, but we'll start with the good. The phad see lew noodles were pan fried and flavored just right. The beef that we ordered with it was thick, tough, and tasteless, so I'd try another meat option. The spicy thai ginger was aptly named - we got 2 star (they only have 1-3 stars) and it was SUPER spicy and SUPER gingery - I thought there was a ton of bamboo shoots in the dish until I bit into a mouthful of fresh ginger - so watch out! Was expecting a lot from the Meing Khum Salad where at other places is usually separated out into its individual ingredients and you wrap it yourself, but here it's thrown haphazardly into an unappetizing looking salad. It tasted ok - a little too limey and fish saucy for my taste - watch out if you have a sensitive stomach. Service: So-so, friendly, but not too attentive. They always seemed busy but I'm not sure with what because there was only 2 other table filled when we first got there and only got to about 50% capacity. Recommendation: I get the feeling that this place has potential - you just have to find the right dishes to pick. I'd go, but don't get the salad or beef.

ummmm....this place was OK. I tried really hard to like this place, the atmosphere was really chic and the selection on the menu was huge. We came here for dinner on a Saturday night at 7:00PM and we were only 1 of 3 tables in the entire restaurant. I guess that should have been an indication of things to come. We ordered the pineapple fried rice, papaya salad, chicken pad thai and the orange chicken based on a fellow yelper' s recommendation. The pad thai was sweet, and I mean it tasted like sugar. I wasn't sure if it is always like this or if the cook refilled the sugar into the salt container that evening. The pineapple fried rice was decent, not much pineapple though, and it probably would have tasted a heck of a lot better if they had used fresh pineapple instead of ones that come from the can. The papaya salad was probably the best dish, the seasoning made it just right, also the added ingredient of green beans was very unique and good. The orange chicken was also quite good, some pieces were fried a little too hard which made it kind of chewy but the flavoring was really good, a little sweet and tangy but not overwhelming. The total for the 4 dishes and 2 thai iced teas came to $50 dollars including tax but before tip. I thought this was pretty reasonable for the amount of food that we ordered between the three of us.

super friendly staff and delicious food- absolutely love the pot stickers and can't go wrong with almost any of the middle dishes.

We came here Sunday afternoon. It was disappointing because the staff was so sweet. Husband ordered chicken fried rice and I got the beef hammered noodles, with a side order of steamed vegetables. Needless to say, I wish I could have loved it but it was just not what I want when I order Thai food. My dish was sour and tangy and husband's fried rice was sweet. Just flavors we did not expect in thai dishes. Maybe next time happy hour will suit us better.

Wonderful little neighborhood Thai restaurant. Crab fried rice, sassy chicken wings, everything here is good and a step above the norm. The staff is always friendly and inviting. A go-to for delivery on Queen Anne.

The hostesses: not entirely rude but not exactly friendly either. I frequent here often because it's right next to our office. You'd think because they see us so often, we'd be treated with friendliness, but no. Most of the waitresses are, assuming, college students with perhaps little to no service experience. I think our office has ordered everything off the menu. My favorite is the phad see yew and the orange chicken. The only real complaint I have is when we ask for a certain spice level, it's never consistent. My coworkers and I have ordered both 2 stars on random occasions and it was either extremely mild OR extremely spicy. The other dishes are just OK. The veggie dishes are usually bland and the sauces are often watery.

Yuck the panang curry had some sweet disgusting flavor. Terrible. I cannot recommend!

The food was decent. We tried the Thai Basil Fried Rice, Crispy Pork Belly, and the Spicy Garlic Chicken. Some of the portions were small, but we ordered three entrees and my sister doesn't eat as much as I do, so I was still good. Seems like they have a nice happy hour menu, had thought about giving that a try one day.

Good lunch spot. I had Panang Curry and it was about $9 for the lunch meal. It was a great sized portion, I didn't take any home. Quiet atmosphere. Nice waitstaff and they were quick to bring food. I would say if you're looking for a decent curry this is a great option. Nothing spectacular but better than average.

We just finished a nighttime bike ride and wanted good food. Thai Fusion was so delicious. We had bacon wrapped shrimp and crispy Pork and veggies. So tasty!

Great spot to get takeout in the fremont area. The pad thai is pretty tasty and only $12, which is a pretty good price for the area. Not sure why they have such low rating, the food is consistent quality and always tasty for me. Overall, pretty good thai spot, worth trying if you just want some quick takeout.