Thai Thai Kitchen

Comparable to Thai food you can get in Seattle A bit salty for my liking If you dine in, you add your own spice! Their house made chili sauce is really good? We got the Pad Thai and the Pineapple Fried Rice. Can’t go wrong with those! I wish the Pad Thai had more noodles. And the Rice could’ve been bit drier for a firmer mouth feel The cooks were really hard working and skilled! The server might have been the owner because when he was not working he was watching a video, yet filled our glasses at the right time and did all the good server stuff. This place has a bathroom.

Great family owned restaurant. Server, mother, father and uncles. Wonderful Pad Thai, great presentation and flavor. As we were leaving everyone was friendly and said goodbye. Would recommend anyone looking for a great place to try.

My wife and I literally followed our noses into this place. We were driving by and it smelled so goo we had to try it. It’s a great little place with a nice mix of modern and a homey classic Asian feel. The owner makes his own hot sauce (which is a little spicy and a lot of awesome!). The food is as tasty as it smelled. I tried the pork belly and my wife had the massaman curry. Both were a symphony of flavor. Soul feeding food!!!

Finally tried this place after driving past it so many times. The servers were nice and attentive. Food was great although not very spicy hot. Nonetheless, they have hot sauces on the tables if you want to make the food spicier. We had the Angry Seafood and the Pad Kee Mao and really liked both. Another great thing about this place is the prices. Dishes had decent sized portions and cost less than $15 each. We also saw lots of people stopping by to pick up to-go orders so it looks like they are pretty popular. Will definitely be going back whenever I'm around.

Definitely order their fried rice and Thai ice tea! The chicken wings are spot on. Price is reasonable and their staff are really nice. It will be a good choice if you want to order through Grubhub.

I have been searching for a good Thai restaurant around here and I’m happy I added this one on my places to go list! I ordered the tofu cakes appetizer, the Thai Thai fried rice and the Rama noodles. It was all very tasteful

Ordered some fresh spring rolls and Pad Thai. Both were very excellent!! Absolutely loved the peanut sauce. Ordered just a level 1 spice level and it was perfect for me (as someone who can’t handle spicy very well). Will definitely have to order again!

Ordered through Uber eats. No rice with duck curry, no utensils and I asked for it. Wide noodle undercooked slime. nasty pad see lew. And three pieces of duck with my Curry. Paid 90 bucks for this? Chicken wings were okay.

Apologies for the late review. This is a fantastic Thai place. We visited a while ago and this review was in my draft for some time. It's not a fancy place, but I love the ambiance. The interior is done keeping in mind about the food they serve. You can observe the cultural connection with food from the interior design. We ordered the Pineapple Fried rice, Massaman Curry and Pad Kee Mao. We have customized our spice levels based on their input. It took around 10 minutes for the food to be ready. Loved everything. It was flavorful, spice level was spot on. Really enjoyed the lunch! Service was really great. The staffs were very friendly and always available to help. It's a $$ place, but totally worth it. Being a Thai food lover, places like these are gems! Would love to go there again once they reopen!

Absolutely fantastic! We had the chicken satay, pork pad Thai & pineapple fried rice with chicken. All were exceptional, authentic flavors and well portioned. Two of us shared the meal and had a small take home box to go! The young lady who served us was so sweet, prompt and explained both the menu and chili options well. If we didn't live in California, this would become a regular treat!

Despite the friendly ambiance and amicable service, Thai Thai didn't hit its mark with us. Sorry to rain on the parade, but I was let down after hearing and reading such great reviews. It was bit of a red flag to begin with when we pulled into the motel parking lot and it was completely empty inside. No matter though, maybe it's because lot of people are doing take-out with the last traces of COVID floating around. We ordered: 1. Coconut prawn (appetizer) 2. Chicken pad Thai 3. Chicken pad kee maw The highlight of the evening was the coconut prawn. Pretty tasty, and allegedly house made. The coconut had a pretty distinct and strong flavor, and the breading was just right. There's a sweet sauce that complimented the prawn really nicely, and the prawns were huge too. This was a pretty good hit of the night. Sadly, it ends there. The first thing I noticed when we were served the dishes was that man, this is a bit skimpy. I've definitely had larger portions for cheaper. Plus, the presentation was really sloppy, especially the pad kee maw, like someone just hacked the noodles with a machete. The chicken in both noodle dishes were over-cooked and dry. And the noodles were really mushy. The flavor profile was great, but the noodles were either just drenched in sauce or mushed together when cooking, and it felt very congealed and thick. Not great in my books. Maybe we came at a right night, or we ordered the wrong thing (even though pad Thai should be a staple). But I'm glad that I can take this place off of our bookmarks list, because the food sure wasn't memorable. Edit: updating this review by removing a star, as I'm writing this part at 3:15 AM with sharp stomach pains and tears of regret.

This place is in a lowkey sketchy plaza to be honest, but we ordered takeout so it wasn't a big deal. It strikes me as more of a lunch spot. Overall the food was pretty good, I was really craving thai food and it definitely hit the spot. The pad thai was very flavorful and the crab fried rice actually had a decent amount of crab in it. I was definitely satisfied with this meal, and the portions were very sizable. I just wish it was in a nicer plaza, but hey the food was yummy!

My friend who lives relatively close by said this used to be her go-to Thai place. Then they had a string of health inspection downgrades that caused her to stop going. I learned this after getting takeout. The crispy basil chicken was fine but nothing special and didn't feel like enough food for $15 and no rice at lunch. The flavor profile is a little different than your typical Thai stir fry.

Everything in this restaurant needs more spice and taste. We started with fresh rolls first, which needed WAY more shrimp for what they where priced and tasted dry. The pad Thai doesn't come spiced, you have to do it yourself and their sauces didn't hit the way you would want them to in pad Thai. The pad kee mao had mushrooms in it, I've never seen these types of mushrooms in pad kee mao before. I would say I've always finish my food but this dish I couldn't finish it. I will say tho that the waitress was very nice and attentive to our needs and she was a 10/10! The overall price for the 4 dishes was around $40, which was pricey for the kind of food we got.

Thai Thai reminds me of some of my favorite Thai restaurants in Seattle over the years. It's gritty, it's located in the same parking lot as a motel, and it's definitely in a seedier part of town. But the people who work here are super nice and it feels like a family affair. When we went in during an off hour, on a weekday, there were older people sitting in the dining room finishing their lunch. Service was fast and friendly. I even exchanged smiles with the cooks behind the counter. I'm still thinking about the perfect sweetness and mouth feel their massaman curry over rice. I can't wait to go back and try several more dishes! Also, they're an amazing value, even when ordering online.

Order their fried rice and curry. Simply delicious. Generous portions. Great for family style dining. My kiddo loved the gyoza/pot stickers. I highly recommend this place for takeout.

Good food, good people and attentive service. The host is welcoming and hospitable and they have a good selection of food. The order was prepared swiftly and the food looked appetizing. The only setback that I felt it had was the fact that the food had a strong sweetness. Although I enjoy Thai foods very much, this is the only major setback in my experience. Their decor isn't over the top but has just enough of Thai cultural elements to distinguish it from other South East Asian cultures.

i live close by and this place is a hit or miss quite honestly. Had panang curry and the potion was so small and expensive. everything is to go .

I think the food here is decent - I had the pineapple fried rice and it was good. Albiet a little greasy/oily. What I'm disappointed with is I ordered sticky mango rice at the last minute when I picked up my order and guess what they forgot?! The damned mango...sticky rice isn't that good without the mango. I'll probably get desperate and give this place another opportunity based on the food tatse.

Amazing food and friendly service. We ordered to go during Black Friday night, too much online shopping exhausted us, and we didn't feel like eating more leftover turkey nor stuffing. We got crab fried rice, chicken pad Thai, and Penang beef curry. Everything is amazing, but Panang curry didn't come with rice and luckily we had fried rice. When we picked up the food, the server was very friendly. We would definitely order from here again.

This small restaurant located in a motel is not fancy to the eyes but oh my goodness did my tastebud enjoy it. I am Asian and had plenty of Asian / Thai food so I know what I am tasting. It was rich in tartness/sweetness etc... the service was great, with plenty of parking on site. I would definite return.

Incredible ambiance! The Thai iced tea and egg rolls are really good. The inside is very nicely decorated too :)

This is the best Thai food areas the Seattle area! Super authentic - love the pad see ew, duck curry, and the fresh spring roll! Ohh the Thai iced tea is one of my favorites, huge portion and super tasty! Staff is super friendly too. Definitely my go to Thai place!

What a happy surprise. Looking for budget-friendly-yummy ThaI food???? It's right here. Thai Thai has an excellent menu and they deliver very good food. The restaurant itself is "kinda bright" so if relaxed and cozy is what you are looking for perhaps get your meal delivered or pick it up. We tried a bit of everything but the Duck Curry was one of our favorites.

On my search for a good Thai takeout spot...came by here recently to check them out. It's located in like Greenwood area, off Aurora Ave between 95th & 96th St. It shares the same parking lot at the Crown Inn Motel (I'm sure they have lovely hourly accommodations), so look for that sign too. The place looks like a renovated fast food spot but it's actually pretty welcoming with about 10+ tables etc. We ordered some of our gateway dishes when trying a place for the first time....... Pad See Eiw w/Beef: It was ok, wide rice noodles were good, I like they use chinese broccoli in it, wasn't super flavorful, not sure what kind of base sauce they cook it with, it was a little different that I liked, but it was ok. Crab Fried Rice: This was probably my favorite item in our sack. Good amount of crab all mixed in, even shredded bits and chunks of crab, real crab not the fake krab. Nicely cooked up with the wok flavor in it, light colored, was pretty tasty! Crispy Basil Chicken: It was ok in my book, the chicken was a bit over-fried up as it was super well done and a little tough to chew. I like they cook it up with some peppers & onions with the crisp basil. The sauce/glaze on it was ok. Papaya Salad: One of my favorite salads, this was pretty flavorful, they add little bay shrimps in it which I never had before in this salad from other places. Green beans were super crisp, they give you a huge wedge of cabbage to eat it with. They go heavy on the fish sauce, so I needed a tic-tac afterwards. The staff was super friendly when I came in to pick up my order, they confirmed what I ordered, showed me the pricing breakdown on the Ipad they had, hollered at the cooks to see if my order was ready and let them know I had arrived. Only waited a few minutes and was thanked a few times for coming in. Overall, the food was pretty ok, they do not add spice levels in your food, they will give you dried chili flakes to customize yourself. Pricing seemed pretty standard with other Thai places, servings were pretty good compared to the prices and again the staff was real nice. Glad I came by to check this place out, good to know they are on my radar for potential Thai takeout situations.

This place had such good reviews and it's very close to my house so I was excited to try it. It was overrated. The food had no flavor. I had the drunken noodle and pad khan, both were bland.

I was surprised and a little sad I wasn't more impressed with this place. They had great reviews so I thought we would check it out. Everything was okay, not enticing enough to bring me back. The atmosphere is lack luster and that matched the food. Service was kind and nice, but did not make up for everything else. I feel this is more a take out place or lunch stop.

I owe this place an update. While our first experience here was god awful, I took Pasit (the owner) up on his offer for me to give them another shot. I don't know if they put in any extra effort because of the situation, but the second time around was truly much better. The Pad Kee Mao was flavorful and nicely balanced, and the cashew chicken was tasty as well. Something went really wrong the first time, as our two dishes were both almost completely flavorless (Pad Thai and Pad See Ew), but I'm willing to give them the benefit of the doubt that this is not the norm. Judging based on the second visit alone, I can say that they do have the ability to make some really solid Thai food. I wouldn't say it was mind-blowing, but it was a solid 3.5 stars, and the generosity and obvious good nature of the owner makes it easy to round up to 4. Thank you for reaching out Pasit, I'll be back for another visit next time I'm in the neighborhood :)

Angry seafood was not as spicy as the name would allude to. But the seafood mix was nice, they didn't skimp out. The fird chicken felt kind of Chinese buy otherwise was fine. The thai beef salad was good but not memorable. Papaya salad was sames. Three stars for being on par...really 3.5. The neighborhood is a little rough though and the restaurant is a bit smoky. I guess it feels like a great late night spot, if it were open late and Seattle actually had a late night food scene. Like one of those places you bring your friends too that off the beaten path and surprisingly delivers.

As a fan of yummy Thai places, I was excited to see another place pop up in the North End. In comparison to my favorite spots, this place does a decent job with the food, service, and pricing. Here are some of my takeaways: Service - Friendly staff Pricing - Typical range of $10-15+ Food - Tried the: chicken wings, couple of curries, pad thai, and seafood dish. Verdict: Chicken wings = standard crispy wings, served with the typical sweet chili sauce. Good wings but nothing too different. Curries = yum yum. Bursting with flavors, you can't go wrong with this. Do note that you have to order rice as a separate side for curries. As for the pad thai, I found this to be overly too sweet and the noodles were a bit too mushy/soft. Finally, the seafood dish was alright and not too memorable. The only slight downer to the dining experience was the wait time for the seafood dish. Between the 4 of us, 3 of our entrees arrived roughly around the same time, and the seafood dish came about 20-25min later. While we had waited for the seafood dish, we noticed that take out orders were coming out at a rapid pace, and other tables around us had gotten food. No status was given to us about the dish until we had asked about it. Other than the lack of communication, this place does offer a range of different dishes and is a solid spot to hit up if you're around in the area.

We drive from Bellevue to come and dine here. Our family loves the authentic Thai taste of the restaurant's selection of dishes. Our favorite dishes is the Pad See Ew, chicken skewers and the Pad kaprow dish. We also love supporting a family owned business. Last time we ate there, a young girl was serving us. She was an absolute sweetheart and said that she loves to work with her uncles and family members. Just before the stay at home order for Washington, we supported the restaurant by ordering take away. Love this place !

Pineapple fried rice had raisins in it. That's weird because you get a hit of sweetness that shouldn't be there. Pad se ew had really bitter veggies. Why would you do that? I'm trying to make my kids eat veggies, not avoid them forever. Panang curry was salty. Who makes salty curry?? The only reason I'm giving 2 stars is because at the very least, black sticky rice dessert was good. I wouldn't eat here again.

My favorite Thai restaurants include Pop Pop, Pestle Rock, and Isarn. But I had to checkout newcomer, Thai Thai Kitchen at 95th and Aurora on Sunday evening (1/21/18). Yelp made it easy for takeout. Make your selections, total with tax and tip, and complete the online transaction with your debit/credit card. I received a confirmatory call and email from the restaurant with an accurate ETA. Once I entered the restaurant, tantalizing smells abound to which my stomach growled in approval. Nice to come in from the blustery cold. I was warmly greeted by the owner. After a brief chat, I was informed these are family favorites and his wife is the chef at Thai Thai. The modest dining area was relatively full when I arrived to pickup my takeout order. After a brief drive back home, time to go through the selections. I greatly appreciated the sturdy, compact packaging where everything remained hot and intact. The Homie enjoyed the Chicken Wings (8 pieces, $8.95). It was perfectly crispy and seasoned with a Thai sweet chili sauce for dipping. Another family member had the Massaman Curry ($9.95) with Jasmine Rice ($1.50). This was also savored the next day for dinner. Other items ordered and sampled around were the Pad Thai with Tofu ($9.95) and Crab Fried Rice ($14.95). The latter made for a mighty fine lunch the next day! Panang Beef Curry ($9.95) will be part of an edited review...it's still in the fridge. I'm sure the flavors will meld nicely as a day 2 leftover with some steamed rice. Their entrees are very generous, easily for sharing or ample for another meal the next day. The selections made were tasty, but online ordering didn't allow for direct selection for the spicy heat level. I suppose one could add the preference in the comment section field. With the plethora of Thai restaurants in greater Seattle, Thai Thai Kitchen is a definite standout. Highly recommended!

Flavorful good sized portions for take out. Next to a motel on Aurora Ave and 95th. It's in a more seedy area that I would normally venture out to but I had heard good things about this restaurant so I decided to check it out and it was totally worth it! Friendly staff and easy parking ( in lot in motel). My favorite has definite got to be the crab fried rice. I have ordered this dish often at other Thai restaurants but this is the first time I saw whole chunks of crab leg instead of bits and pieces. Super delicious and I can see ordering this every time. The angry seafood was also surprisingly delicious and full of strong flavors and goes well with rice. The other two dishes were good as well just not as memorable. One thing that's different is there's no option for # of star(s) rating for spiciness. I found each dish the perfect amount of flavor so it didn't bother me but other people that preferred their dishes with more burn might need to add their own red pepper. In summary I would definitely come back again!

Got a spoonful of food lol Not sure what I did to piss them off. I tipped them pretty good. Maybe don't come in an hour before they close? I was just trying to support them during the coronapocalypse. The $12 mostly cabbage and water Garden Lover was pretty uninspiring as well. I'll keep them at 3 because theyre usually better.

This is our neighborhood Thai place. The food is always excellent, the service fast and friendly. We love it here!

Wow, all around GREAT thai food. It's hard to get a decent Pad See Ewe, but there's was flavorful in all the right ways. My friends got pad thai and curry and a few other dishes that they all raved about as well. I will say, the atmosphere of the place isn't anything to write home about, but if you're looking for delicious to-go I think this is the place.

They never disappoint and always have the food ready in time. I order from here for lunch very often. Love it! Pad Seew is my favorite!

Yelp lies, there is no delivery and I can't get a refund from my order. The restaurant said call the website (chownow) and now I'm hold and still hungry.

When you spend $15 on pad Thai and no one is in the restaurant and you go to pick up your order and the guy says may I help you and you say I'm picking up an order and instead of helping you the guy picks up the phone and starts taking an order and totally ignores you. Not coming back to this very rude place

The food was très magnifique! A rich assortment of spices and flavors. The crab fried rice titillated the tastes while the curry was a veritable and smooth experience. Much appreciated

I'm going to need all my Yelp friends to stop coming here so I can keep this place a secret- all to myself!! Cus mannnn... once you find a good thai spot, you really do not want to share, especially if they're really really good! I tell you, I've never enjoyed a thai restaurant so much that I come weekly. I have come to this Thai restaurant probably at least... once a week for the past 4-6 weeks. Like, this place is insanely good! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE their spice rack. Seriously reminds me of home and my mom's pepper sauce... it is so good. They have the biggest punches of flavor that just melt in your mouth. Everything is literally perfection. Super well balanced, saucy, spicy, salty, sour... it is literally everything you want in a well-balanced thai dish. Their pad thai, pad see ewe and pad kee maos are phenomenal! Like, I am obsessed with their pad thai with pork. I love their flavors in the pad kee mao and the noodles are tender and cooked perfectly. Everything is decently priced, about $9-$13. Not too bad, and amazing portions too! I have no complaints about this place. They are the sweetest people ever, super kind, and so authentically Thai. Literally, everything I've had here was bomb AF! I keep wanting to try more things here because they are so generous and make you want to keep coming back for more! Their crab fried rice is bomb, their tom yum soup, all their noodle dishes... and I LOVE their yum woon sen. I seriously have nothing but good things to say about this place. At first, it looked sketch next to the motel, but I love how mom and pop it feels. Love their hospitality and their amazing food!

I enjoyed my chicken pad see ew. There is a large parking lot and space. It is located in a bad spot if you are coming from the north. The food was good, hot, saucy, and good portion. Friendly staff and fast service. I would come back when I'm in the area.

Solid Pad Thai and Panang Curry! Rice does not come with the curry though, which was a surprise. All the other Thai places I've been to include rice with curry.

Came here and tried the angry seafood, fried tofu and rah nahd moo. Angry seafood was great! They use spices and herbs I've never had before in a Thai dish in Seattle especially the young peppercorns still on the stem. The fried tofu was executed well with a side of sweet and sour sauce from a bottle. I liked the rah nahd moo with the thick rice noodles and large pieces of pork as well as veggies. Will definitely recommend this place to others who are looking for Thai food in my neighborhood.

The food here is phenomenal! The crispy basil chicken is my absolute favorite. The amount of sauce and crispy ness is perfect. Their Thai iced tea is amazing. Highly recommend it. The brown rice is really good too. Everything I've tried here is delicious and you can taste the love they put into the food. The people here are also really kind and sweet. They always greet me warmly and make me feel welcome. This is one of my favorite Thai places in the neighborhood. They also have cute lanterns in the restaurant which I think is a nice touch.

Small place in a not so good area in front of a cheap hotel. Don't let the location fool you. This is outstanding Thai food! I had the Chicken satay and pad Thai. The satay is four stick of chicken but the chicken is huge. The pad Thai is a very generous portion. Too much with the satay. Will return soon!

Decent Thai food. Had the Angry Seafood, which was advertised as very hot! It was spicy and full of plump shrimp and squid...but I actually expected it to be hotter, haha. Nevertheless, I still recommend giving it a try if you're curious. The server was also very nice.

Always amazing food and service. Our go to Thai place in North Seattle. Great pad Thai

My new go-to Thai restaurant! The family who runs it is so nice. Pad Kee Mao is perfect - other restaurants can make it too oily sometimes. Just had a pan and curry that was delicious. Fresh spring rolls with shrimp were so... fresh :) Love it.

Definitely delicious, although I'm used to a lime wedge, like it is served back in Thailand. Great portion for 2. Minus 1 star due to no fork or chopsticks or napkin and no extra sauce like I requested. Will try again if in the area. Great job!

Overall, a decent option for Thai food. The spices come on the side, not mixed in, which doesn't add as much flavor to the dish and doesn't give it the same kick as you would expect/want from Thai. If you're a "no spice" person then this place is probably prefect for you. The delivery is convenient, curries are good. Pad Thai and pad se ew are average, maybe a little bland. You do get decent portions for the price.

This restaurant is a good option if you are looking for some yummy basic Thai dishes with portions that aren't skimpy. Its a small casual restaurant and it almost feels like you are eating in their kitchen. Service is great and the owner is attentive and makes sure that you are taken care of. I ordered 5 different dishes, all standard Thai fare and enjoyed mostly all of them. The Crispy Basil Chicken was on point and so was the Pad Kee Mao. (4 stars w/ beef please!) I was also happy to see that they had Pad Kana Moo Krob on the menu, cause not very many places have it. (Order it!) The two dishes I wasn't crazy over was the Moo Yang due to the grilled pork being dried out and not tender at all and the other dish being the Fish on Fire which features a salmon steak but that too was also dried out and flat. The quality of the fish reminded me of the frozen vacuum sealed salmon that you can find at the grocery store. Definitely not worth 15 dollars if you ask me. Pass on it! Also, sorry to the Singha drinkers but they don't serve beer here, but the Thai tea and green tea are great alternatives! If you are in the area, Thai Thai is worth a try!

This business is great. Flavor is great. Customer service is great. Just wish portions were a little bigger but I think that's more an impact of the economy than anything with prices getting so high.

Located on Aurora, it's hard to notice this little gem, but I'm glad I gave them a shot. I come here regularly now for the friendly staff and amazing garlic chicken. Clean and the chefs seem to really take pride in their dishes.

Crab fried rice + Prawn Tom Yum. All day everyday. Well maybe not everyday, but if I want Thai food, this is the spot. I'm not Thai, but I've traveled to Thailand six times with my church missionary team. Every local church or home we stopped by, they made us Tom Yum, never did I ever see any Pad Thai in the authentic country side. I haven't been to Thailand in over 5 years, but when I had the Tom Yum at this place, I knew these guys weren't messing around. True authentic Thai food. It was like I was on a farm in Chiangmai and there were little chickens running around the yard. If you like Thai noodle dishes like pad see ew and stuff, they make that really good here too. I love a good chicken 4 star pad see ew. But try the Tom Yum. It's fire. Also, these local owners are awesome. Super friendly and kind. Thailand is known as the land of smiles and these guys definitely make you smile. They work really hard and make you want to support the local business. If you want legit Thai food, eat here.

This place is A+ and I could not be more impressed with the food. It is family owned and operated. All of the recipes are homemade and straight from Thailand. I recommend this place for takeout, family dinner, or a casual date. It is in an old convenience store which is cool! I ordered the Fresh Rolls as an appetizer and they did not disappoint. The sauce made the dish. The peanut sauce was smooth and flavorful, but the green sauce (unsure of the name) stoke the show. It was made by the owner's wife and brought the best out of the Fresh Rolls. For the main course, I ordered the Tom Kha with chicken (the waitress's childhood favorite). It was a delight. The broth was perfectly seasoned and had a great consistency. The coconut milk made the dish. I can't recommend enough and I will definitely