Thaprachan Thai

Stopped here on a Saturday evening for dinner and this location did not disappoint! A friend took me here raving about the food, so of course I had to try it! To our surprise, there was only 1 customer! I ordered the Pad Krapow with Crispy Pork and he ordered the Drunken Noodles with Chicken! The food came out quickly. The waitress was attentive and came back a few times to refill our waters! The pork Belly was crispy and had so much flavor with the crispy basil and garlic! The drunken noodles had a light soy sauce and smoky flavor! Definitely recommending this place to anyone who wants good thai food in Seattle! The prices unfortunately match all other restaurants in Seattle (so a bit pricey).

Adorable little restaurant with a solid medium amount of food options so you dont get overwhelmed, covering all the core items you may want. Ask for the dessert menu if you want anything as they arent on the menu but are really solid Thai options! Vegetarian friendly with a lot of options for protein or different dietary needs. Service was friendly, quick, and helpful - all for a good price. I do reccomend going if you want a lowkey dinner spot that is not too busy, a bit cozy, and you want some comfort food.

I really enjoy the food, and that say a lot about the place. Thaprachan (place name) is a pier located in Bangkok, Thailand on the east bank of the Chao Phraya River. It has many amazing restaurants with its unique flavor profile. When I saw the name, I know I have to try. The food serving here has that "different" unique thai taste that I look for. My order is fast, and handled with care. Rating for the food I ordered: Tom yum + Rice noodle: (8) Pad Se-Ew: Authentic Thai (8.5)

Super cute and delicious Thai spot in Seattle! Food: For drinks, we got the Thai Iced coffee and the Thai Iced Lemonade. Both were awesome. I had never tried or even heard of a Thai Iced Lemonade before (which is recommended on their menu) but I was enlightened by it! It was so yummy and refreshing and I highly recommend trying it if you haven't before. I wasn't that hungry, so for our party of 3 we got two dishes since the food is family style: The Panang Curry with chicken and the Pineapple Curry Fried Rice. Both were incredible! I was super satisfied with the flavors and the portions were generous- especially for the prices. For the Panang specifically, we needed an extra side of rice, but apart from that there was plenty to go around for a party of three. If I was a little hungrier though we might have had to order something else (maybe an appetizer or an extra side of something). Service: Great service. I only saw one person working but she was very fast and super kind. No complaints here. Atmosphere: Very cute and cozy interior. They play very fitting music to support the ambiance and I always appreciate things like this. The restaurant feels very homey. It seems to be family-owned but not completely sure. TLDR: Would love to come back here. Wonderful restaurant and had a wonderful experience!

Absolute 10/10 Thai in Greenlake, Seattle, has become my new favorite. Went in for lunch and had plenty of options and specials to choose from. Went for the weeping tiger and crab puffs to start. Meat was tender and the spicy sauce had me weeping. Crab puffs were perfectly crisp and the sweet and spicy sauce was on point. We then had Panang curry, Rad Naa, and Pinnacle Curry Fried Rice for our entrees. Everything paired so well and tasted amazing. Safe to say I am excited to come back and try the rest of this menu.

Very good Thai food. I love that they have both mango sticky rice and a banana roti dessert. The service can be a bit slow, especially when they've got a lot of takeout orders. The inside of the restaurant is quite cold in winter, to the extent that you'll see multiple patrons sitting in their parkas.

Always such delicious food and excellent service! The food is amazing and the staff is so friendly!

Friendly staff, delicious food, and a cute dining area. We ordered 3 dishes: Ocean Paradise: softshell crab stir-fired with turmeric curry with egg, Casseroled Shrimps With Glass Noodle, and mango sticky rice. All were yummy, and we'll be back.

This place is now on top of my favorite Thai places in Seattle. We came by here for lunch and ordered the Pineapple Curry fried rice, level 5 spicy; Khao Soi with soft-shell crab, level 3 spicy. The Pineapple fried rice was the best I ever had in Seattle. Full flavor with spot on spiciness, so good. The soft-shell crab is done perfectly. Sweet crab meat and the super flavorful soup was the perfect combo. There was 2 part of noodle, one part is a crispy ball and the other is cooked soft with soup. This soup reminds me of Thai street food right away. The waitress checked on us often to make sure we are happy and let us know about their fall special menu. The chef also explained how he designed the fall menu. We ordered the golden toast for desert and it is as yummy. The price is very affordable and we can't wait to come back to try other items on the menu.

I was here last Saturday evening and notice the old menu with the Tapas is no longer offered. I liked the soft-shell crab tapa here. So we ordered the soft-shell crab pad thai. The crab may have been slightly undercooked (it was deep-fried) because the center felt a bit gooey, atypical of that type of dish. The food was not as remarkable as it used to be. First time I was there this summer, the food was fabulous! Soft-shell crab tapa was done right, which prompted 2 returns. The Khao Soi was good the first time too, and Pad See Yew was decent. This last time felt less so. From the new glossy menu, the $7.95 Tapas no longer there.... I'm afraid I won't be coming back and it looks like the restaurant was not as busy as it was in the summer on a Saturday night

Clean and unique seating, friendly servers, delicious food and good presentation. Will repeat next time in Seattle

Ambiance is good, food is decent, service was prompt. The wait was a little long but nothing crazy. Slightly pricey. Dishes are hit or miss depending on the day. I've had flavor and seasoning levels fluctuate between dishes and that's a little annoying but not a deal breaker.

My family's go-to Thai restaurant for takeout. I highly recommend the pad se ew, chicken skewers and fresh rolls. Everything is made quickly and is easy to order online. Dining in is also an option, but limited seating and not a super nice interior. I have had limited interaction with the staff but takeout is always favored.

Stopped in on a recent visit to Seattle, simply on a whim. Everything was absolutely wonderful. It was not busy, but it was the middle of the afternoon. The food was outstanding, cooked perfection, and very affordable. The ambience was warm and friendly as was the service. Definitely recommend it if you're in this area of Seattle.

I now have eaten at this place 4 times. Really enjoy the family run business who puts out a good variety of different dishes. The server is knowledgeable about the difference dishes and spice levels. I will keep coming for the great food when visiting friends in the Rosevelt area of Seattle.

If anyone is looking for a yummm Thai place in the Greenlake/Roosevelt area, I definitely recommend this spot! I visited this place a few times and each visit = solid yummy experience. Highlights of this place: 1. Menu: Tons of options and cool thing that was offered was the street style and tapa dishes! 2. Pricing: Reasonable and the lunch option is quite the steal! 3. Interior: Super cozy and modern 4. Delicious dishes I have tried so far: -Thaprachan Noodles (similar to a pad Thai but at a level 3 spice, this dish was yummy with sweet burn) -Radna Noodles (broth = 100% yummm) -Chashu Tod Nampla (crispy pork belly street style = nomsss all day with the spicy lime sauce) -Crab Puffs (the imitation crab was chef kiss to this) -Crispy Chicken (chunky and savory = yummy!) - Drinks: Try the Thai tea lemonade! So refreshing and good - Desserts: Try the roti with the banana or mango sticky rice. Both not too sweet, taste light and refreshing. 5. Staff = nice and welcoming. Your water cup will never be empty for long! 6. Tip for parking ~ park diagonally across from Thaprachan at the park & ride :) Always ample spaces and you don't have to worry about street parking. Definitely will be back soon to sample more food!

We placed a catering order for our wedding 10/11/25 and it was soooooo delicious! Owner was soooo nice and very pleasant to work with! Everyone loved the food and it was so flavorful! We ordered Chicken Pad Thai, Crispy Chicken, Crab Puffs, White Rice and Fried Spring Rolls. Everything was delicious!

We came here on a week night and there were about 1-3 other tables throughout the 2+ hours we were there. We ordered a yellow curry with chicken with two sides of rice, pad kee mow with chicken, and pineapple fried rice with tofu. They ask that you rate what level spice you would like 1-5 (5 being the hottest). We ordered level 2 spice for each of the dishes and it was still a little bit spicy. There's also chili powder on the table for those who really like spice. All of the dishes we had were amazing and prepared well. And the prices are great. Overall I enjoyed the food and thought it was very well worth it.

The service here is amazing, the food was soo good, i lived the pineapple curry and the mango sticky rice. Id eat here again for sure!

Tall ceilings, a few tables, space is well-organized. The service was quick and very friendly. We ordered a late dinner just before they closed, so maybe ordering soft-shell crab wasn't the best idea. The curry split, on the oilier side, but the flavor was there: the umami ocean and the veggies in the curry were crisp. They've got some good drinks including a few thai beers.

This spot hits on couple levels for me... True street style partial menu: CHECK (Funky plates and vibes free of charge) Serves sticky rice?!?: CHECK Food is fresh and unique?: CHECK CHECK I'm not sure what else your looking for in a Seattle area Northern Thai spot if this isn't it? The Scallop appetizer is fire and spicy, Pork Jowl salad had great flavor and decadent texture. Pham Se me Ew was slightly sweet and perfectly done noodles.

Can only review the food because I did DoorDash delivery, but yum!! I was craving Kao Soi and it was so good! I licked my bowl clean! Also got the cucumber salad which was refreshing. Prices were very reasonable even on DoorDash. I would definitely order from here again!

This place is sooo yummy! Very convenient if you're in the Green Lake or Roosevelt area. The inside is a bit small, but I always get mine to-go. Employees are generally nice, but again, my interaction with them is limited. I like this place a lot. I'll definitely order from them again.

The ambiance was inviting, and the food overall was good and authentic with generous portions for about $25 per plate. It was a highly recommended spot. My crispy chicken didn't sit well, but I'd return to try the noodles.

ordered the OCEAN PARADISE (softshell crab curry with rice) and it was 11/10!! It was the best dish, super flavorful and the crab was super soft and well cooked. the tom sum tard (papaya salad set) was delicious as well with the chicken wings and their chili sauce as the star! the papaya salad was delicious but quite wet and spicer than the mild crab that we ordered. It also came with pork rinds, vermicelli, and sticky rice! Super delicious and very large portion! cute and cozy with ample seating inside, a cute mirrored bar seating area, and an open kitchenish design! service was super friendly, bathroom was very clean, and definitely well maintained! They're very busy with takeout orders and it was difficult to get the attention of the one front waitress but she was very friendly! Will definitely be back to try all their interesting street food options!

Pretty standard Thai place. Ordered the pad see ewe and fried spring rolls and would come back and reorder the rolls and try another entree. Their spice level is quite mild. I ordered my entree extra hot but did not feel much of a kick.

The food is interesting and always good! The space isn't fantastic, but they do the best they can with it, and the menu is amazing

I have been here now several times for bird take out and sit down. I usually get the same thing- pad kee Mao with tofu, spicey level 2 because it's the best pas kee Mao I've ever had but the entire menu looks great. The service is very fast and friendly and the food is made to order and fresh. The decor is warm and inviting inside. My go to Thai spot in Seattle.

Made a dinner reservation for a cozy corner. When we arrived, the table was ready. We were warmly greeted to a most relaxing spot that was perfect for people watching yet has great privacy. We ordered the following: 1. Pad See Ew - Beef Very flavorful with good portion. Recommend. 2. Green Curry - Chicken Fresh and good with vegetables like eggplant and fresh basil leaves. A bit too spicy for my tastebuds so I'd tone down a notch on the spiciness next time . 3. Thai Iced Tea Sweet. It's our dessert. 4. Brown Rice A bowl of white rice came with the curry but it's extra to order rice so we ordered brown rice to soak up more curry. It's a nice restaurant with good food, service and vibes in the neighborhood of Ravenna. We had other recommendations like Isarn Thai and Thai Ocean but this was the closest to us and clean plus we had to check on the laundry.

Great Thai food! Specialty dishes I don't typically see. Service was very friendly and they accommodated our large group at the last minute.

I've been meaning to try out Thaprachan for a while now and finally had the chance to this past Tuesday evening. My partner and I came in around 5:30pm, it was quiet inside but there were a few customers dining in. Thai curry is one of my favourite dishes to get but I wanted to try something new, so I had ordered the Khao Soy which was a curry noodle dish. The curry soup had a nice taste but I wished it was a little thicker. I also expected there to be more noodles in this dish, but that's fine since there were other ingredients like vegetables in the dish that I could keep eating. I'm glad I got to try out Thaprachan, and since it's not too far of a drive for me I would consider coming back again to try their other dishes (especially their mango sticky rice!).

Food was really good, but the portions were honestly lacking for the price. The pad see ew was our favorite. The char on it was really tasty. Service was nice too.

The food and atmosphere are great, but I was charged twice for a meal, and the lesser charge dropped off and they charged my credit card $10 more for one meal. This was intentional and I won't go back. I called my bank and disputed the charge. I was disappointed with the restaurant's dishonesty since this was going to be my go to place. Not any longer.

I love trying out small family owned restaurants. This one sure did not disappoint- great service and very authentic food. Aside from the Thai tea being a bit too sweet for us, we really enjoyed everything we ordered. The pineapple fried rice had great wok hei, wasn't greasy, and the chicken was nice and tender. The papaya salad was light and refreshing but don't go too wild with the spice level, it's spicy! We only got two stars, and it was already pretty intense for my husband, who usually handles 2 stars just fine at other Thai restaurants. The Luak Jim seafood had a really unique sauce--sour with strong lemongrass and (I think) a bit of fermented fish flavor. It's bold, but I liked it! We also really liked the creamy, sour sauce with a bit of a kick--it paired perfectly with the fried calamari. This would definitely be our go-to Thai spot if it were closer to where we live!

This Thai restaurant offers a variety of tasty food and you have many great dishes to choose from. I decided to try their Crispy Spicy Chicken and I enjoyed it. The chicken was fried well and the amount of sauce to the dish was just enough. The offer more than enough chicken to the dish and by the end of it, I was full. There are like fried basil leafs and bell peppers on the dish and I had to finish all of it because of how well they all went together. We also tried the yellow curry which was good, but not that special. The servers were friendly and helpful. They provided good service and were patient with us. The food didn't take long at all to make. The ambiance provided a good setting with nice decorations. I enjoyed the wood designs throughout the store. The restaurant had local art displayed throughout the place which I thought was cute. Heads up, the parking lot is behind the restaurant. It's cool that parking is free, but there are multiple garage bins around there. I enjoyed eating here and I would come back to try their fried rice and pad Thai.

Feels like more of a take out joint than a restaurant. The spring rolls were super fresh and we enjoyed them. The other dishes were bland. They were missing the sour flavor that makes us love Thai food so much. Service was good. Order take out and add your own sour and spicy condiments at home. The food otherwise is quite bland.

Great food! We got takeout, and my adult children loved it. The freshness really stands out.

Very nice atmosphere with kind staff. Wide variety of menu options. I got the pad kee mao veg). Large portions and good taste, though it wasn't super flavorful to me. I got two stars which didn't have any spice/heat. If I come back I might try something different. There is a small parking lot behind the restaurant which is nice.

Excellent, consistent Thai food. Unique specials and small plates also available. Fair prices for ample portions. Love the roti and the shrimp donuts. Fast, efficient service. Dining area is small but comfortable. I would wager they do a great amount of takeout. Either way, you won't be disappointed. Check it out!

This place is yummy! I like the I pad Thai. I usually get it with shrimp, no eggs, extra sauce, 3 stars. I have received the noodles without the extra sauce as requested a couple times and the spice can also be HIT or miss depending on time of day. (If there isn't enough sauce the noodles become a block of noodles). Maybe certain chefs sauce and spice it up more than others. I have only had their food to go, so maybe in house it's different. I also LOVE their crab rangoons mmm. They're the best I've had anywhere honestly. I think they actually use a bit of real crab too so it just has more flavor than most. Very delicious food.

A hidden gem! We ordered: - Khao Soi with chicken, comes with a whole bone-in drumstick - crispy spicy chicken: a winner! Just enough spice and tbh like a way better, elevated version of orange chicken lol - pad see ew beef: tender beef, noodles well coated and more on the sweet side but not in a sugary way - red curry with tofu: hit the spot on a cold day, generous portion The staff were so nice and attentive. Definitely will include this in our rotation and would recommend this to anyone who wants to satisfy a Thai food craving without all the flashiness and crowds of many other Thai spots in the Fremont area.

Everything on the menu is great. Noodle dishes are really full of flavor. Fresh rolls with the peanut sauce...mm

It's really delicious. It's my first time eating Thai food. It's beyond my imagination! I was surprised that this is Thai food.

The Thai ice tea and food were excellent. The service was fast and friendly.The ambiance was casual and homey. We look forward to going again.

Small cute thai shop that serves up the Thai classics and street food. Was a bit pricey for the tapas/pupus considering the portion but the soft shell crab was dam good. Duck curry was fine but the khao soy was fire would def make it a requirement when coming back. The skewers were also pretty good very sour taste to it which i enjoyed. 7.5/10

Favorite Thai food in Seattle. Everything on the menu is done well and delicious. I miss living down the street from this place, I ordered takeout from them weekly!

Food was really really tasty and the service was really good. It was reasonably priced. Will certainly visit again!

Overall a decent thai restaurant! I liked the wide variety of dishes here that went beyond what most Thai places generally serve. I really liked the papaya salad, so refreshing and tangy and they also gave us a pretty big portion. The wings were a little flavorless and you definitely need the sauce (thai sweet chili sauce) to add some flavor and moisture. I'm glad I tried this place and would definitely be open to trying new dishes here, but when it comes to the classic Thai dishes I would probably opt for other Thai restaurants that are closer to UW.

Loved it again!!! So so good. Best Thai. I'll return every time I get to Seattle. Had the same dishes and amazing. Friend had cashew chicken said "5stars"!!

I have been wanting to try Thaprachan Thai Cuisine for a while as I pass by it often. If you're looking for a late-night meal in Roosevelt I would suggest this place. They are open until midnight which makes this a perfect spot for night owls. I was seated quickly and served fast too! There were so many good things on the menu but I ended up getting yellow coconut curry. It was delicious but also on the sweeter side. If you don't like sweet this dish is not for you.

Food I absolutely love their food offerings! I've been here a few times with my friend and had their khao soi (this one's a little our of the ordinary as they add extra Chicken or veggies on top of the chicken drumstick in the dish, (4/5)), ocean paradise with soft shelled crab in curry and veggies (5/5), pad krapow gai with egg (minced chicken with veggies and rice (5/5)). Service Friendly servers. This has only been once or twice where I was dining with my friend and the server didn't like the fact that I asked questions about the food. There was a weird vibe from those experiences. Maybe we both had stressful days. Otherwise they're pretty friendly and will help you when you catch their attention. Ambiance Casual I recommend this place for great Thai food!

Hated Gyros, not anymore thanks to Gyro Master! Service was outstanding, super friendly!!

I am quite impressed by this restaurant, which is rare as a transplant from the Bay Area where I am used to a plethora of authentic Asian restaurants. While they do have more Americanized dishes, my friend visiting from Thailand and I were impressed by the specific dishes on their menu that are more authentically Thai. Service is not always the fastest but is very friendly. I'm quite happy to have an authentic Asian food option in this neighborhood.

My boyfriend and I came here on a sunny day a couple of months back. We had just returned from a walk around Green Lake and were both hungry for a good lunch nearby. There wasn't anyone else eating at the restaurant at the time, but the hostess was busy getting takeout orders ready. She didn't notice that we had walked in until she looked up a few minutes later. She was apologetic for not noticing us sooner and was prompt to seat us; we assured her it was no problem and that we hadn't been waiting long. Since it was a sunny day, we opted for a table outdoors (note that they only have a few tables outdoors on the sidewalk that seat two people each). Their menu is extensive and includes both generic Thai food and regional Thai food. I ordered a chicken khao soy, which is basically creamy yellow curry with soft egg noodles and crunchy egg noodles. My boyfriend ordered his favorite chicken pad see ew. We both got 3 stars in spiciness. Both dishes were very tasty and the serving dishes were just as gorgeous as the food. The portions were bigger than normal as I was unable to finish all of the noodles in my curry. Service was excellent and the waitress came to check in on us and refill our water glasses several times. Overall: 5/5 for food, 5/5 for service, 5/5 for atmosphere

Got the lunch special right before lunch closing time, so had to get it to go! The people were very nice. The spicy basil and panang... they both were decent. The pad Thai that came with it was quite sweet, kinda wish it came with some nuts or some like to cut the sweet snd mushiness of the noodles. Level 1 was a pretty good spicy level for me. If you check in on Yelp you can get a free Thai tea! Which was pretty sweet and strong.

Picked up pad Thai, fried rice, spring rolls and chicken satay! All were good and hot when we ate them and were delicious! My favorite was the chicken fried rice - it was so tasty! We got medium spicy and it was perfect. Some heat - but not overwhelming! Definitely recommend!

A few weeks ago I learned the word "gastro-diplomacy" and that's exactly how the Thai government supported a lot of your favorite Thai restaurants. Great vibes. Great people. Great food. Great service. I'm so glad we have this awesome little spot in the neighborhood. My recommendations: - papaya salad with a side of sticky rice - Som Tum Tard if you have a bigger appetite (papaya salad with wings and sticky rice) - pad Krapraw gai with fried egg!! - Larb gai