Thai Kitchen

Absolutely horrible Thai food. I would rather have had a frozen Thai dinner from
Trader Joes. I’ve been to many Thai restaurants, and this is easily the worst. I ordered Jungle Curry. Came out as basically a thin, but flavorful broth with a bunch of frozen veggies and low quality beef thrown in. Also had Thai Chicken wings. They came out in a sea of pool of nasty peanut sauce that tasted like cheap, watered down peanut butter. No other flavor detectable, despite the menu describing chili paste and sweet basil. On top of that, the wings were fatty, soggy and just gross. Since this was to go order, it is too much hassle to return and ask for refund. I ate one wing and threw the rest away. Finally, my wife picked up the order and waited a very long time. I will never return to this low quality, deceitful restaurant again. Unbelievable!

Love ordering out from here. Have always had a good experience w their food. Staff are fast and friendly. Love their pangnang curry!

I’m not a Thai food connoisseur, but I really like Thai Kitchen. The people are friendly, and they have Pik King, which is green beans and choice of meat in a garlic and peanut sauce. It’s one of my favorite things and TK is the *only that place close to here that has it.
*If that’s not a true statement, please email me.
I’ve had the Tom Kha, and the Panang curry with Prawns. I liked the Panang curry better than the pineapple curry. But they’re both good. The Pad Thai isn’t my favorite around here, but it’s fine. The Rama is great. I really like their peanut sauce.
Minus a star because it’s the Pad Thai and Tom Kah were little too greasy/​oily for my taste.

Authentic, flavorful, and spicy enough for my chili-​loving palate. Outstanding!

I Love Thai Kitchen Kirkland– Great for to go orders pretty fast. My favorite is the tom ka gai soup and of course pad Thai. My wife and I have done take out twice and both times the food and quality were great. We will be back soon with the family.

Pad thai noodles came mushy and over done and fried tofu was fried to a hard crisp and so chewy I couldn’t eat it.

This used to be the best Thai Restaurant I’ve ever been to. We ordered out form them several times per month. However, the manager recently left and the new management is rough natured and disagreeable. They also began using MSG in some of their food which I find thoroughly unacceptable! I figured this out when I had a horrendous headache and insatiable thirst after eating their food and called the restaurant to confirm the MSG. I am so sad to see my wonderful Thai restaurant be degraded!

Should have gone the extra mile or two to another Thai Restaurant. We ordered the Pad See Ew with pork and the combo lunch Phad Pik with chicken. There was nothing special about the Pad See Ew, the pork was a bit dry. The lunch special with brown rice was a fail. The Pad Thai noodles were too sweet, ketchup comes to mind. The brown rice for the extra $ 1 was a bit dry. The Phad Pik had undercooked mushrooms, dry chicken, and salty tasting brown sauce. Service was not too attentive. Needless to say… I won’t be coming back. Waste of $ 25 for two lunches. We ate half and I came home to make my own lunch. Could have bought 12 pairs of underwear for the homeless instead.

Authentic Thai Food in Kirkland. The Service was great. Good Portions and the prices for the meals are great. Somewhat weird to see Appetizers that are priced more than dinner items. But im not the one who made the menu. I ordered the Pad Thai with Chicken. It came out tender with the right amount of sauce. Nice size of the chicken chunks. My Thai Tea was spot on.

I am updating this review because we have ordered take out from this restaurant a few times since my last visit and I have had the chicken Pad Thai and the chicken fried rice and I must say it is the best I’ve ever had anywhere. The meat is flavored well, the sauce tastes fresh, good portion of noodles and the veggies were perfect.
Also, their golden banana is really good. You get a large portion for the price and it probably my favorite dessert at any restaurant right now.
I am sure that Thai Kitchen is going to make me fat if I don’t stop getting their take out, but you know a place is damn good when you think about what you want for dinner when you get off work and pad Thai from this place is the fist thing to come to mind!!!

Me Dee oh ker. Hungry after a long drive, we found few restaurants, other than fast food, open on a Sunday night. We settled on takeout from Thai kitchen based on prior experiences. Simple order; Tom ka gai soup, a curry, Phad see ew with fried tofu.
Coconut chicken soup was sadly bland. There’s the coconut flavor, with just a hint of lemongrass and lime leaves, but it needed some acid and spice. I put in a little lime juice and sriracha and it was much better.
Yellow curry also needed a lift. There were lots of vegetables, a few shrimp, but that rich curry flavor wasn’t there. Just okay.
Finally, the Phad see ew was really unpleasant. The fried tofu is often crispy and a nice contrast to the soft pan fried noodles. Here it was merely a sponge transporting cooking oil to your mouth.
The staff was friendly and they do a good takeout business. Several people placed or picked up their orders while we were there. However, they didn’t seem to be on their game this night with respect to the food.
We have had better experiences here but this time was a disappointment.

This place was ok and comparable to other Thai restaurant till recently. Not sure if the chef leveled up, brought in someone new, etc. But the quality of their food today was phenomenal. It reminded me of the Thai kitchen I fell in love with 10years ago in Bellevue. (Sadly the Bellevue restaurants quality fell quite a bit since then). Intense flavor, with depth, and fresh ingredients. When they do well like they did today, there is no comparison, they’re the best Thai restaurant in the state.

Sticky rice with mango and coconut cream. One of the many reasons to come to Thai Kitchen.
Pad Thai was fresh. Great seasoning. Ambiance was nice.

I have been going here since it opened so obviously I like the food. I go there almost once a week for lunch and order out regularly for dinner. Sadly,
management is not willing to correct mistakes. I ordered all of my food 2 star and it came back zero star. Super bland and not even good. It was through Dinner Delivery. When I complained and asked for a correction or my money back, the manager said flat out NO. We were entertaining relatives and I bragged about how good their food is and nobody liked it. It was tasteless. Oh well, I will never go back again and will be spreading the word. A little customer service would go a long way.

Wow, this was literally the worst Thai food I’ve ever tasted. I went in on a weekday afternoon. I ordered the chicken pad kee mao (drunken noodles) to go. I went straight home, maybe a five minute drive.
As another reviewer complained, the wide noodles were stuck together in big gooey masses. On the drive home, I kept wondering what the funky smell was — I was convinced it couldn’t be my food. Uh yes, I opened the container and all I could see was a huge pool of oil. The food smelled, looked and tasted terrible — sweet, oily and none of the flavorful chili basil flavor you usually get with this dish. I threw it all down the garbage disposal.

Should be called Lazy Kitchen.
Worst wide noodles I’ve ever had. Noodles were stuck together in layers of five making a gross chewy mess.
Poo line in the shrimp. Five prawns for $ 11.50 and they don’t bother to clean them.
I ordered the red curry at one star but it was FIVE star HOT. When I complained, I was laughed at and told that the red curry was the hottest curry and could not be made one star… well that would have been nice to know when I ordered! Seriously… she laughed out loud.
Worst customer service ever.

If your vegetarian don’t go here. They cook your food with old meat dishes I had beef in my tofu dish. Not only were the woman there laughing at me and unapologeticall but made me save the dish, because they didn’t believe me so I could get a credit when my to go order was over 50 $ I will never go here again. The food is not that great and absolutely no customer service from the staff. Wish I could give 0 stars for this one. Nappako is worth the extra little mile from my house from now on out.

Honestly, this has been one of my least favorite thai restaurants in the area. The food really isn’t worth the price you pay here. My food lacked any hint of spice despite me asking for medium spice. The tofu was a big blob of mush, it was a fried pocket full of air and chewy pieces of tofu. And the sauces just were just watery and drenched the entire dishes making them soggy. Not to mention the salt and sweetness of the sauces were just completely off.
I’m giving this place 2 stars because it’s cute, cozy, and the service staff was incredibly friendly. But I definitely won’t be eating here again.

If the weather gets above 90 in Seattle you start thinking crazy or that you need to get air conditioning but i was hungry & why don’t Seattle people get ac in their homes?
So I made a trade, a couple cold drinks delivered to my table & all the ac I can eat… oh yeah they threw in dinner.
Thai Kitchen usually has good food but I usually get their Pad Thai because its close to my office & the parking is easy.

My introduction to this restaurant goes back to 1997 when I was a student at LWTC. I remembered it was awesome food and have wanted to go back but never did until recently when some friends brought me there for dinner. I love Thai food and eat it often. I love my spice and spice racks. I tried the Phad Kee Mao, 3 stars, with Beef and when it came out it was like a ZERO star. I asked for the spice rack and out came (Soy sauce, salt, pepper, and only two kinds of traditional spices… a mild wet and a hot dry). I’ve never seen a spice rack like that before and thought that was interesting and Americanized.
I didn’t get sick from the food, the service was very friendly, the restaurant was very nice inside, there was plenty of parking. But the whole reason we were there was to eat and I have to say it was not the best Phad Kee Mao I’ve ever had. It just wasn’t good. My dish came out lukewarm and I prefer my food hot when it is served to me. There wasn’t a lot of beef in it like at other places I go.
My two dining companions really loved their food. I was sitting there comparing my dish to my top favorite Thai restaurants in Seattle like Krua Thai Family Kitchen, Thai VP in Bellevue, Noodle Land in Redmond or even Tommy Thai in Kirkland.
For all the other elements that were good… four stars.