Thai Eatery

Good food. Beware when they get busy they take the phone off the hook so you will get a busy signal so take our orders are hit and miss… If you have a big order they will forget something. Spicy 1 – 5 stars very inconsistent between cooks.

Love this place!!! Have eaten here several times and have never been disappointed. Wonderful staff… excellent food-​they even remember our names and we have not been there enough for that to make sense to me. They’ve given us little ‘treats’ while we wait for out takeout food to try too… just excellent! Give them a try-​you won’t be disappointed…

I always order the same thing (Pad See Ew) at every Thai place I go to and this place makes it best, by far. The broccoli is always perfectly tender and the chicken is big thick pieces. They are so friendly, gave me water while I was waiting when I ordered takeout, and have a nice big menu with a beautiful restaurant. Definitely a gem in sno valley, don’t let its slightly-​ugly-​next-​to-​gas-​station location turn you away!

Would give 5 stars, as the food is superb, but no wifi or any beer on the menu after being open a year is a bummer

Finally was able to go for a real dinner. Ordered the hot wings again as an appetizer. Wow! just as good as ever! Perfect heat, crispy skin. For the entrée I went with my standard Thai dish Panang curry. Let me say this is the absolute best Panang I’ve ever had. The curry was a luscious creamy curry with a heat that comes at you slowly then builds to a perfect hot (ordered w/​4 of 5 stars heat). I’m ruined for any other places Panang now. If you like Panang this is your place!

I was visiting Seattle and we chose this place coz of the reviews and $$ symbols. Place looks decent but its too expensive for Thai food. You won’t get side dishes with you entrees. We have to pay for the side dishes too. And all the dishes have broccoli in them. I don’t hate it but there lies the question of authenticity.

Great food here! A tad pricey but good portions and always fresh. The ordering process is quick and easy.
Friendly staff as well

One of the more authentic Thai restaurants I’ve been to outside of Thailand. The food is very consistent. I’ve been here about a dozen times and the food is always good. If I could rate it higher I would.
The service is always great. The restaurant is always clean. What else could you ask for?

Almost a 5 star; spouse works a block away and has come here often for lunch with co-​workers and has been raving about this place, so we finally went for dinner after I picked her up from work Friday night.
Had the Sizzling Salmon — O. M. F. G. — when I saw the dish come out, I was sure the salmon was going to be way overcooked (it’s come really sizzling and hot!), but they obviously know what they’re doing — that salmon was like butter. So moist; so flavorful, so flaky and so very frickin’ good! New favorite dish right here for me! And for only $ 15 — a very generous portion :) My only complaint — the broccoli was raw, but that’s a personal thing. I like my veggies cooked — steamed veggies don’t do anything for me. But the sauce was phenomenal! Already thinking about when we can go back.
Honey had the Jungle Chicken; I’ve never seen this dish before in a Thai restaurant; must be a family recipe or something, but it’s amazing. So very delicious! I had it last week, as leftovers (she brought it home from one of her lunch visits). Normally, when you reheat/​nuke chicken, it gets so dried out, but it was so very good!
Only reason (2, actually) I’m not giving 5 stars; I ordered the regular garden salad; while everything is so fresh, the cherry tomatoes were dried and bruised; obviously had been around the block a few times. Was very bummed about that (love my salads). And the jasmine tea — don’t bother. We let it steep for quite a while and it still just tasted like hot water; no flavor at all. $ 4 for a pot of hot water — ppppfffffttttt.
Can’t wait tor them to get their liquor license; would have loved a drink with our meal. An all around wonderful meal. We will definitely be coming back.

Ordered wings and it looks they cut the wings in half. Instead of one piece having two bones, one piece only has one bone. For $ 7 I got 9 pieces of wings which is equivalent to 4.5 regular sized wings…

Great Thai food. and when we enquired what was special, it was told that they cook with thai chili pepper.

Fantastic service very friendly. At first I was sad about no Wi-​Fi but when my lovely pad Thai and parang curry came I forgot about everything! When I first try a Thai place I go basic… next time I’m coming for the dumplings! Tue green tea was exquisite, don’t miss it!

I will preface this by saying that if this place was in downtown Seattle, or another metro center, I’d give it four stars because of the wait time (more on that later), but because it’s on Snoqualmie Ridge and this good, it’s definitely a five star shindig.
We live in North Bend, and there is F-​all good cuisine here in town. Other than standard pub fare, a decent Chinese place, and a decent teriyaki place, there is literally nothing else of note. I lived and worked in multiple metro centers including downtown, so I know what the bar is set at even for average. But, I digress, we didn’t move to North Bend because of the food. I bring this up because the Ridge is only a 5 minute drive away on 90, and there is an increasing number of good places. Thai Eatery is one of them. I think someone told me that this particular storefront has had a number of previous businesses, none of which lasted too long. It’s pretty close to the 90 exit for Snoqualmie, maybe 2 minutes up the Ridge, so that’s a plus for them. They’re also in a little business center with a Shell (pretty sure this is like the only gas station in town, so double plus on location) and health offices, surrounded by a lot of residential complexes.
So, on to the food. It’s phenomenal. I’ve never been to Thailand, and I’m going to assume most anything served in the states is nothing like street food there, but it tastes da*n good. I’m not talking about doused with ketchup/​corn syrup good, I’m talking fish sauce and tamarind sauce good. I have no idea if that’s actually what they use, but it sure is tasty. I actually haven’t tried very many dishes, due to the fact that the pad thai is always my standard, but it is
. Very moist, very good proportion of sauce, and the chicken (I always get chicken) is always tender. Some of the other ones I’ve tried are the jungle crispy chicken, which like it sounds, is a large serving of battered chicken coated in their sauce, fried to a crisp. Don’t get this for takeout, as the crispy will be turned into muddy by the time you get home, but if you eat in by all means get it. Their other noodle dishes like pad see ewe (bhahhhhhhhhh) are also great, and a little healthier with plenty of steamed veggies. We’ve had a few of their apps as well, like the fresh spring rolls of course (save the peanut sauce to put on your main dish), their corn fritters, etc. The food is always tasty, and the portions are generous.
Coming to the pre-​disclosed docking of one point, is a small problem at times where the wait times can be excessive. A lot of times on weekday or weekend nights, they don’t necessarily look busy inside, but they can have a long list of takeout orders to fulfill. We’ve learned to call ahead, but even then, sometimes we end up waiting 30 minutes or more from time of call to pickup. I frankly am not sure how they might start addressing this, given that the kitchen is that size, you’re not going to cram another two cook stations in. But, we’ve learned to call way in advance, ask and make sure we know what their most accurate assessment of time is, and get a freakin’ delish meal, so that’s why this little problem is not going to take them down from a five star.
Thai Eatery is definitely a must if you live on or near the Ridge, or if you just want some great tasting food!

Really happy with the food here. A touch on the expensive side but it’s convenient for us so we’re willing to pay the price.
Pad Thai here is excellent. I also like the crispy pork belly dish a lot. Pad See Ew not the best but better than the Sno Thai nearby.
Got takeout every time so can’t comment on the service for dine-​in.

Drunken noodles are great. Not very many Thai shops have excellent drunken noodles — this place does. Get them.
We also had the Jungle Crispy Chicken which is one of their signature dishes. Was decent, had a good chili flavor, but was really heavy. It does say lightly battered. Looking at the Unilocal photos now, I wish I would have gotten the cashew chicken.
I heard their Tom Yum (one of my favorite Thai dishes) is only so-​so.

I’m giving two stars for the two times I’ve actually stuck around long enough for them to finish making my food.
The food is excellent. I’ve had the Pad Thai but prefer the Cashew Chicken.
They definitely have an efficiency issue. Today, I called in with my order and was told it would be ready in 25 minutes. I arrived 25 minutes later to be told that it would be ready in another 10. 15 minutes later I was told to wait yet again. I ended up cancelling the order saying that I had to go back to work. If I was told that it was going to be well over 40 minutes for my order to be finished, I would not have ordered in the first place. I was told «We are understaffed» as the excuse but never received an apology. I did manage to get a sigh and eyeroll when I told the man at the front counter to just cancel my order.
If you would rather have your take out food ready in under an hour guaranteed, go somewhere else. There’s a great teriyaki place just down the road. I will not be returning.

I’m really happy that I’ve found this place.
Family owned and operated hence food tastes great, prompt and attentive service, very clean.
I had the best Tom Kha here and sizzling salmon. Will be coming here every time I’m this area

When my family and I headed to Snoqualmie Falls, we knew we would have to look for a local restaurant to eat lunch. We decided to try Thai Eatery based on all the great reviews. Our server was sooooo friendly and did a great job handling all the tables on her own. The restaurant itself is very spacious and decorated nicely.
As for the food, it was mostly good — certainly not the best Thai food I’ve had but nothing really spectacular, either. I had read another Unilocal review that their hot wings were disturbingly big, yet when we ordered them, they were tiny and shrunken. However, this was our favorite dish of the meal. Crispy, tasty and not too spicy for the kids to enjoy eating.
We also ordered the Beef Noodle soup, which was a generous portion. The Chicken Drunken Noodles were flavored well, although I do like my wide noodles a little less mushy. I mainly ate around the noodles and enjoyed the variety of vegetables (cabbage was a nice addition). My husband ordered the Prig Khing pork belly, which he enjoyed ok.
All in all, it was a pleasant experience, and the food was pretty good. I think we would return if we are back in the area and try some of their other dishes.

Everything is delicious here. Generous portion and great service. I definitely coming back again even the place is sooo far from where I live.

I love the food here! It is so authentic! Can be a bit spicy, I just let them know and it turns out fantastic!
The Tom Yum soup is the best I have ever had, their fresh rolls and dip are delish, phad Thai and pineapple fried rice is so yummy!
Don’t let the location (next to a gas station) detour you.
This is the best Thai I have ever had.