Rama House

Been here once on a Saturday night. It was not as busy as I expected. I think it’s also the location, they are kind tuck in a corner that you can’t see from the main street.
Service deserves a 5 star, very nice staff, were helpful and quick.
Food was tasty, I like the curry, pineapple fried rice, house fried rice and orange chicken (different than the Chinese style). Will definitely have to try more items when I come back. Portion is okay, not as big as some Thai places I’ve been to.
Overall, great place, I would recommend it.

The BEST thai food in the area. I have tried them all. Tommy Thai in Kirkland is the other really good Thai restaurant on the north east side.

Amazingly fast delivery and DELICIOUS food! I highly recommend the peanut curry and brown rice. Their pad see ew was AWESOME as well.

Last week I picked up some food from here after I got off work and it was delicious! I don’t live in this area. But from time to time stay with a friend who lives nearby. I LOVE thai food! And used to work at an asian restaurant that served healthier, homestyle made chinese, japanese and thai food. And my boss and the head cook were vietnamese and thai, so their standards for authentic asian cuisine are up there. And since working there I would definitely say that my expectations are up there as well. I alao consider myself a «foodie» so if I like something I will definitely rep it and tell others about it. I tried this on a whim, since there were so many other thai options in this area. And not all of the comments were great. But after reviewing some of the commenters, I decided to take a chance and have my own opinion. Especially because the negative comments made sounded like they may not be that familiar with actual thai cuisine and how it should taste. This is definitely a great thai spot, and their prices are pretty great amd fair. There are other thai restaurants that are pricier in this area. I haven’t tried them, but I highly recommend thia spot from the experience I had. I am actually going to go there again tonight! Last time I ordered pad kee mao which is a wide rice noodle dish, also commonly known by americans as drunken noodles and a small tom kah, which is a hot and sour soup made with coconut milk to make it a little creamy. Both were delicious and quite similar to the dishes made by thw restaurant that I used to work it! If you are thinking about trying this, I believe it is more than worth your time and money and the experience that your taste buds are about to enjoy! Happy eatings everyone!

Love it — Great service — Great price — Yummy food every time. One of my favorite places for Thai food in the area.

I ordered in one evening when I was feeling ill and didn’t have much to make at home.
I found their order process to be very quick and user friendly. All of the options for extra stuff, no stuff, side of stuff, type of meat, etc. were clearly labeled. I ordered Chicken Pa Nang Curry, Gyoza, and Chicken Pad Thai, three stars for both entrees. The food took just as long as they had said to get to me and the driver was nice.
When I got to my food, it was cooler than I would have liked. I understand that it’s delivery and it won’t be steaming hot, but this was almost room temperature.
As is the trend with a lot of Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai places I go to, their star system is underwhelming. I completely understand that this is due to white guy morons who order 5 stars and complain when it’s too spicy. Consequently, here is my open letter to Asian restaurants:
Dear Asian Restaurateur:
Thank you for bringing yourself, your culture, and your food to the neighborhood where I live. I appreciate the courage it takes to open a restaurant, especially if it is in a place where you are a minority. I applaud your entrepreneurship.
I know that people say the customer is always right, but when your customer is an entitled, middle-​class, white person (especially if said person is a hipster who is only dining in your restaurant for cultural acquisition purposes and to go to someplace that their friends have never heard of) you do not have to bow to their every gripe and complaint. I understand that cultivating a guest base, or customer base, or clientele is important to any business, but people come to your restaurant for YOUR food! It is my belief that no one except you can corner the market on your cultural experience. If they want to whine about how your food is too spicy because they ordered it spicy trying to impress their girlfriend, and you made it exactly as they ordered it, they can go soak their head. STAND TALL!!! Your food has panache! And it should! Be proud that your food is bold. If some weak-​ass vanilla folks can’t handle it, that’s their problem (and maybe they’ll order fewer stars next time).
In closing, this is only my perspective. If this is genuinely how you want to run your establishment, then I have no business interjecting. But if you yearn to be authentic, and a few people who can’t hack are taking you away from that, pour on the chilis, baby.
Sincerely,
Brad L.
All in all, it was good food, and there was plenty of it for dinner and the next day’s lunch. I will order from Rama House again, but I’ll be looking for a hotter and spicier dish next time.

Well it’s not constantly the best tasting dishes but it’s adequate especially with the limited time for lunch.

I’m pretty sure I’ve been to every Thai restaurant in the area at this point, and this place by far my favorite. I’m obsessed with their different curries and I’ve been coming here at least twice a week since I’ve found it. My personal favorite so far has been the red curry! And try the Thai Iced Tea because it’s DELICIOUS!
Customer service is a big deal for me, and the entire staff here has been amazing. I’ve been greeted instantly with genuine smiles every time I’ve arrived and they are very attentive throughout the course of the meal.
I seriously love both the food and the quality of staff they have here! I’ll definitely be coming back, probably more than I should.

Have a craving for Thai food and want quick take out? Located in the Canyon Park area, this Thai place serves pretty decent food and you never really have to wait long if you’re ordering to go /​pick up. The last few times I have been here for lunch, average wait time was roughly 10 minutes or so for take-​out. Overall, food here is alright. I had ordered a pad thai once but wasn’t a big fan of it due to the overuse of fish sauce in it. Not only was the dish super salty, but the noodles were a bit too mushy and dry. For some of the other items I tried, the spring roll was decent and the panang curry was questionable. For the spring roll, it’s full of various veggies, thin slices of shrimp and pork and you would dip it in fish sauce that had a hint of nutty flavor in it. The sauce itself was alright and wasn’t too outstanding.
As for the panang curry… I was definitely surprised at how it turned out. As shown in the picture, my panang curry order looked more like a stir fry dish with veggies and some pieces of pork. I’m a fan of Thai curry with its rich and creamy soup like texture and was a bit let down at the presentation of this dish. The taste overall was good but a bit odd. There was an abundance of cabbage mixed into the curry with a tiny amount of basil and pieces of pork. As for the rice, it tasted a bit stale and dry and even dabbing the limited curry liquid over it didn’t help as much.
Overall, this place is a convenient stop for quick Thai food. Prices are a bit higher than the average and if you do end up ordering curry to go, don’t expect it to come inside its own container.

We are from out of town. Spicy Prawns and Floating Rama with prawns. ABSOLUTELY AMAZING FOOD! and service was great and with class. would totally recommend…

Order delivery from here all the time. They are quick, affordable and the food is awesome. The pineapple rice, pad see ew and coconut curry are so yummy. Pad thai is hit or miss but everything else we’ve ever had is great!

Fried rice tasted and smelled like steamed rice and had little flavor. The pad ke mao was horrible. It was NOT «drunk» in sauce, had no taste or heat, and canned baby corn tasted like the can it came out of. No bueno!

Thank goodness! The Bothell-​Mill Creek area is not very vegan friendly but holy choices at this place. Abut 75% of the dishes can be made with tofu and without egg. My boyfriend and I came here yesterday and I got the floating rama with tofu and he got the coconut thai curry with tofu. Both were delicious! Oh and the tofu satay is delicious. Their peanut sauce is pretty glorious, not overly sweet like a lot of places. I definitely recommend.

Another place to go for lunch so close to my work. Good food. Fast. They deliver if you order 3 entrees or more. I always have the same thing… Rad nah. Thick noodle with gravy and broccoli. Ask for the condiments tray so you can doctor up your own spiciness. Perfect for lunch… auntie tic or not… it is ok.

I have been ordering from Rama for over a year now. The food is excellent and the delivery is quick. I am a huge fan of the Chicke Satey, Crab Delights, Pot Stickers and the Pad Thai is also most excellent. It is so nice to have a Thai delivery place with great food and good prices.

Good food great service!

I googled the nearest Thai restaurant while I was between clients. I have to say I was incredibly impressed with the excellent quick service and delicious food. Granted it was a slow time of the day but practically as soon as I had ordered my food it came out. I typically order the same dish everywhere I go (chicken panang with no rice and extra veggies) often times when I order it this way other places they aren’t very generous with the vegetables. Rama Thai gave a very generous amount and the flavor was excellent just the right amount of spice. Definitely coming back for a date night with my husband :)

I have come here for the lunch specials and great discounts that come with their loyalty club.
The food is very tasty though some of the flavor of the dishes are not well differentiated. I have noticed that the portions have been getting smaller and the prices a little higher :-(
The staff is always friendly and shears keeps my water topped off, big plus.
For a fast lunch when you are not starving and in the area it’s a great place to eat at.

I have been SEARCHING for a yummy Thai place in Bothell for the last 7 months and of course, the month before i move back to the West side I finally find it. bah!
I randomly found this place on Unilocal (thanks guys) on my way home and ordered to-​go within the last 10 minutes of them closing. They were nice and didn’t seem annoyed like i would have expected, so right away i was already impressed. I ordered chicken pad thai and the tom kha soup — both 4 stars. And they actually tasted like 4 stars! The pad thai was delicious, and the soup was spot on perfect. Do yourself a favor and try this place out that is hidden off Bothell Everett Highway behind Canyons.

I came here for lunch. Their lunch special is $ 7,50. Which I think is quite high compare to other Thai restaurants around ($ 6.50). However, the food was great and freshly cooked! I ordered the Drunken Noodle: big noodle with your choice of meat, corn, mushroom, … It was pretty good in my opinion, but the portion is smaller than Lana Thai + more expensive. Other than that, the service was awesome. As soon as we walked in, the waitress greeted us and gave us a table. She gave us water +menu immediately, and filled up our cup regularly. I was quite impressed by her.
Overall, it was a good experience and I would recommend people to go here. I would come back as well!