Seven Seas

The food here is super bomb! Between, my friend and I, we bought the Tom Yum Koong (the hot pot version), Druken Noodles, and the red curry.
Tom Yum Koong was delicious! We were offered to try the version with coconut milk, but we decided to go without since we were already getting the curry. Deliciousss. Oh man, the spiciness and the sourness really hit the spot.
The drunken noodles were sooo good. When I saw a picture of it, I originally thought it was Pat Siu, but it’s not. It’s really good though! Would definitely buy it again!
Now, the red curry was probably by far my favorite. I’m not a huge fan of coconut, but it really enhanced the curry. The red curry is suppose to be spiciest of the 3, but it wasn’t necessarily spicy, but hey, it’s totally fine! Would ¹⁰⁄₁₀ order that dish AGAIN.

I have never had anything bad here.

The food is so good. I love coming here… But be prepared for the servers to check the watch if you come in after 9pm (they close at 10p), even if it’s 910p. They get pretty rude but it’s just reflected on their tip so I don’t mind– the food is worth it.

I was craving Thai food and looked it up on Unilocal.I can honestly say I was not disappointed. Food was so good. Portions were perfect. Prices were not too expensive, but also not super cheap. Place needs a little updating, but it was clean and the staff was great.

We like this place a lot. It’s one of our favorite after-​work stops. The food is good, the service is excellent. And the prices aren’t bad at all. I would like the food to be a little spicier but I’m sure they need to play it safe for the majority of people that come in. I’ve tried the house seafood soup but I think I prefer their noodle and rice dishes instead. There just wasn’t enough seafood in the soup for me and I wish it came with rice. All in all. We’ll come here again for sure.

Been here many times and never had a bad meal. You have to try the double up shrimp appetizer. So simple and so good. Love the pad thai.

Been here a few times and it’s definitely a hidden gem in Corona. Tried a few several Thai spots and nothing beats this one. We ordered the pad Thai combination, tom yum Kai hot pot and green chicken curry everything was so delicious. The taste is always consistent and they’re not skimpy on the portions. Service here is very attentive.

Amazing food and very affordable! I love all their curry’s and pad Thai! They have a friendly staff and a nice lication

If I could, I would give them less than 1 star. Terrible service and the plates they gave us were dirty. We had to ask for new plates twice. The waiter for our table never came by and completely ignored us the whole night after taking our orders, got our order wrong and had missing items when the food finally came out.
The food was okay. Definitely not anything spectacular, just ordinary. Kinda greasy, oily and slightly bland. I’ve been to many Thai restaurants in SoCal and have been to and ate in Thailand. This was just okay.
Been here in the past and it was okay but now I wouldn’t go back.

We were frequent customers of Seven Seas until about 18 months or so ago. With the freeway construction taking place in Corona, it simply fell off of our radar since we do not travel to the other side of town from our home as often.
Tonight, we revisited this place that we once enjoyed. It is the LAST time we will ever return.
We were seated quickly, but a customer line soon formed. Our order was taken and that was the last willing acknowledgement we received from staff. We had to ask 3 times for more «dipping sauce» for the appetizers. No one ever brought the spice/​soy sauce tray nor were the water glasses refilled. I had to leave my seat to search out both items. The staff showed no concern whatsoever.
If anyone is interested in producing a training video on how to destroy a once thriving small business, this place can the star of your show.
This was the worst restaurant experience I have had in the United States since 1981. It is disappointing to lose this location as an option when selecting a place to dine in my hometown.
The food is OK but certainly not worth the self service that I was forced into.
Adiós for good, Seven Seas, you are horrible.

Really solid Thai food. Was visiting Corona for the holidays and decided to check this place out and was glad I did. The pad see ewe was tasty and the beef was fresh. The yellow curry was super good. Thai iced tea was good.
Really no complaints here… nothing extraordinary about the experience. It’s pretty normal thai food, done well.

I go there all the time with my kids. They love the orange chicken and fried rice. The place is clean and the service is great. I usually order a curry but I also change it up by asking the staff what they recommend. I’ve never had a bad dish.
Best thing… They have several TV’s showing sports. I love it!

Came to seven seas with my fiancée on a weekday for dinner.
Nice and clean establishment. friendly and helpful waiters.
I got the red hook IPA. either the glass tasted like soap… or the brewery (red hook) had not sanitized their equipment well. I’ll say the glass was soapy.
The waiter kept pushing sing Ha beer. Don’t know why. But my fiancée got it. Thinking I should have got it too. It tasted better.
Oh well.
Food:
Eggrolls– veggie (cabbage) eggrolls. These were just as expected. Dipped in some sweet and sour. fulfilled the eggrolls expectation.
Soup– Tom yum kai. Medium heat (spicey). This had the spicy and sour taste. Had the sour face a couple times. but still was good. Like how they keep the soup hot with the fire contraption inside the content holder.
#52-​thai chicken– had many thai chickens before. I wouldn’t get this again. It was super dry. Even doused in sweet n sour couldn’t save this drought infused chicken. I still ate it though.
I’ll update my review– this is our how-many’ith time we’ve come here. so an update will be in the near future.
Last time we got crab fried rice, crying tiger and pad thai. I remember that being good. But will need a refresher. Will be back.

The quest for finding the best Thai food in the Inland Empire led me to Seven Seas this evening. One of the hardest things about late night eating in this area of SoCal, has been finding truly authentic Thai food. It’s a little crazy given the large population of Thai people that live around here. Now don’t get me wrong, if we traveled just a little bit west, to Irvine or Westminster, the chances of finding decent Thai food increase significantly, but, once you go east of I-​15, quality plummets fairly quickly. Luckily for us, that theory didn’t hold true at Seven Seas.
We arrived a little late this evening – 30 minutes before closing. Normally, you’re not welcomed by by the warmest greeting when walking in just before closing, but this was not the case at Seven Seas. From the moment we walked in the door, we were greeted by a warm smile and seated quickly by a very accommodating and friendly host. Not sure if it’s because we were a little late, but the host also served as our waiter, and what luck that was. He was probably the best waiter I’ve had since arriving in California nine months ago. He explained everything on the menu and even gently corrected some errors we made when trying to order in Thai.
I finally decided upon the hot basil dish which is normally served California style with slices of chicken. However, when I asked him if they would serve it with ground chicken, which is more authentic to Thailand, he replied with «let me go see what I can do» and he quickly rushed off to the kitchen. He returned shortly thereafter with a smile and a «no problem!» An even more pleasant surprise was when I ordered sticky rice. I guess the demand isn’t so great for this here in SoCal, because it’s hit-​and-​miss when it comes to getting this at Thai restaurants in the area. What a nice surprise that was when he again returned quickly with an affirmative answer! Oh, and about WHY ground chicken is superior to chicken slices in the hot basil dish: the ground chicken absorbs the flavor much better and it easier blended into the rice when served on top like at home.
Our food came out very quickly after we ordered it. This may have had to do with us coming in shortly before closing so the kitchen was working extra quickly to try and close down sooner. Whatever the case, in less than five minutes, our dishes were served hot.
The basil chicken was phenomenal. Lightly sweet, savory, juicy, and mildly spicy made for the perfect blend of flavors. And when you add to that, sticky rice served in a hand woven bamboo steamer, you just know this evening was perfection. My only wish for this dish was that it was served with greens bean blended into it too.
I will certainly be back to this restaurant. Next step, is to bring my entire team from Monster Energy here. We will make this place busier than hell!
Thank you again Seven Seas for a wonderful evening…

1^st timer here and I loved it!!! Food was amazing!!! Super large portions! The staff is sooooo nice very attentive nice and make you feel at home. Crazy as heck for a Thai restaurant the waiters are Spanish fluent lol. I found that really cool. This place is going on my favorites!!!

This place is awesome and I’m glad it’s open late! I was craving some Thai food and this was one of the few that was open this late. I got the pineapple curry and it was amazing! Never had curry so creamy before, just the way I like it. The staff here is also really friendly and attentive. Definitely coming back here again whenever I’m in the area!

Seven seas is delicious. We came here for my pre birthday dinner, first time and I was surprised. The resturaunt is nice and has a fun feel to it. The first thing you notice when you walk in is the giant beautiful fish tank full of fish and other sea life! Really cool.
We got seated and began ordering, great customer service and our waitress was extremely nice.
We started out with spicy coconut soup and chicken skewers, both delicious items. The chicken came with a great peanut butter sauce
We then ordered our appetizers. We all got something different, I personally got the Mongolian beef. It was delicious. I’m normally not a fan of oyster sauce but this tasted fresh and quite delicious, and the beef was cooked right! Had a mix of veggies and I would highly reccomend it.
I reccomend this place to anyone who wants a good thai meal!

Been wanting to try this place for a while. Finally came today for lunch with my mom (thanks holiday!) and we are so pleased. We arrived around 11:15 and were the first ones in. Got seated and greeted immediately. Our waitress was very prompt and kind. Mom ordered shrimp drunken noodles and I had shrimp Pad Thai. Lunch specials so they came with a salad and egg roll for $ 8.95 each. So cheap!!! The food was very fresh and very tasty. I’m a serial Pad Thai eater and these were great. We both had a Thai Milk Tea. And both ordered another for the road. Also very good. Overall we are so pleased and will definitely be back again!

I absolutely LOVE Seven Seas! I come here all the time with my friends and won’t be stopping anytime soon. Staff is friendly and there’s normally never a wait when we come. Right when you walk in you are greeted by their huge aquarium. There’s also a couple televisions that are normally playing sports. Wait to be seated or walk on over to the bar.
Food is great. I think we have tried almost everything– their specialty fried rice, the egg rolls, various salads, their seafood soup, and even the fried ice cream! A lot of my friends love ordering their smoothies, coconut drinks, and boba. They have a good variety that they offer and it’s hard to find these drinks elsewhere in Corona.
I always order the red curry. I really love their curry. I can never finish it and it’s really filling. You can opt to have it with tofu, chicken, beef, etc. It also comes with steamed rice. You can request how spicy you want it, and watch out, their spicy is SPICY.
Their egg rolls are just the right amount of crunchy and really store the heat well. Their fried rice is always a great dish to share. The fried ice cream is a sure fire way to feel guilty over your impending waistline.
If you’re ever in the area, stop by!

Usually 5 stars! Delicious food. The Drunken Noodle, Green Beans and Chicken, Spicy Orange Chicken, Beef Chow Mein and Beef and Broccoli are all great. Drunken Noodle Spicy Hot is my favorite.
Wife and I normally do midweek lunch dates when it’s usually busy but always quick with the food and favorable service. Today was first time on a Sunday right at noon mostly empty but crowd quickly came thereafter. Always a good sign.
Why the 4 stars today? Well on the day that I decided to finally Unilocal for my first time and enjoying my great food my wife on the other hand was eating hers when she discovered a long dark hair obviously not hers in her food and in already in her mouth. Needless to say she was grossed out (we all were). Our server was nearby and we quickly got her attention. She was so sorry and took plate back immediately and brought new plate in a timely manner. This kind of stuff happens, it’s unfortunate but is does, even at the good places. Not sure if my wife will ever let it go though.