Jamjuree Homestyle Thai | Vegetarian Options | Fruit Smoothies Sample Menu Appetizer: chicken satay Entree: massaman Dessert: mango ice cream Beverage: homemade fresh lime soda Where to Sit: Couples looking for a bit of privacy should request the back table that's partitioned off from the rest of the dining room and sits under its own wooden roof. Insider Tip: Load up on veggies. According to The Stranger, "they work small miracles with green beans," Backstory: Jamjuree was originally founded in Bangkok by three sisters and one brother. When some of the family members immigrated to Seattle, they opened this American branch. Vocabulary Guide Massaman: a yellow Thai curry with Muslim origins. It features many traditional Thai ingredients, including coconut milk and bay leaves. Satay: meat (or sometimes veggies or tofu) that’s been marinated and grilled on a skewer. At the table, it’s traditionally dipped in peanut sauce. While You're in the Neighborhood: For the Romantic: Pick up a bouquet of flowers to surprise a loved one or your favorite Jamjuree chef from Flowers on 15th (515 15th Avenue East) For the Recycler: Browse the racks at Take 2 (430 15th Avenue East) and possibly give some stylish secondhand clothes a new home.

The aromas of peanut sauce, lemongrass, and spicy chili pastes drifting throughout the dining room at Araya's Place may seem familiar at first, but the eatery isn't like most Thai restaurants. It eschews meats and dairy entirely, forging a distinctive menu that led The Stranger to hail Araya's University District location as "Thai vegan heaven." Working exclusively with GMO-free tofu and produce sourced from local farmers whenever possible, the chefs cook classic Thai dishes as well as a handful of slightly more imaginative creations. "I do not want to be only Thai vegetarian food," owner Araya Pudpard explained to the Seattle Post-Intelligencer in 2008, "I want to be international vegan food." The international twists are evident throughout the menu's otherwise familiar selection of stir-fried noodle dishes and aromatic curries. A mélange of assorted garden vegetables, deep-fried and served with sweet-and-sour sauce, make up the veggie tempura, and the jasmine-tinged creme brûlée conceals a vegan and gluten-free custard beneath a one-molecule-thin layer of crisp sugar. But even with these occasional twists, Thai staples still dominate the menu's pages. One of the restaurant's more iconic dishes, the tom yum soup, is so spicy that it has appeared on the Food Network show Heat Seekers, which features two chefs who travel around the country looking for mouth-burning dishes and ice sculptures to lick afterward.

Take your Thai cuisine with a fill of first-rate reviews when you dine at Thai Siam Restaurant. Whether you're gluten-free or just health-conscious, Thai Siam Restaurant serves a number of dishes that are good for the diet. Order a bottle for the table if you like — this restaurant has a full bar stocked with the best wine, beer, and more. If you're in need of a booster seat, this restaurant's got you covered. This is a great spot for the whole family. Large groups will appreciate Thai Siam Restaurant for its ability to seat them quickly. Drift away from stuffy dress-code conventions and dine in comfort at Thai Siam Restaurant. Some say walking is the greatest thing in life. This restaurant knows it's carryout. Thai Siam Restaurant will even bring the amazing food from their kitchen to yours. Thai Siam Restaurant's guests can take advantage of the easy street and lot parking options. Store your bike at a nearby rack and enjoy a bite to eat at Thai Siam Restaurant. Catering to diners throughout the day (and night), Thai Siam Restaurant serves AM, PM, and midday meals. Come enjoy what some say is the greatest Thai food in Seattle at Thai Siam Restaurant. With its casual feel and top-rated food, you need to come to Thai Siam Restaurant when you're craving Thai. Thai food makes for a delicious weekend meal, and you won't find much better than Thai Siam Restaurant. The tastes and flavors of Thailand are waiting for you at Thai Siam Restaurant, so head on over today and check out the great menu.

A two-story, 1930s Wallingford house with a pillared front porch and white clapboard siding isn’t the typical setting for pad thai and green curry, but Djan’s Thai Restaurant doesn’t have an interest in being ordinary. Inspired by the eclectic, global tastes of co-owners and brothers Tum and Lek, the restaurant prides itself on fusing East and West in both its menu and decor. Input from chefs in Bangkok and New York City helped create the menu, which tempts diners to sink chopsticks into contemporary versions of classic Thai dishes, such as wok-fried ginger beef or fried rice with pineapple and tofu. Foundational Thai ingredients—coconut milk, bamboo shoots, bell peppers, and basil leaves—still appear on plates, but they share the stage with Hawaiian-style prawns and Japanese shrimp tempura. Instead of washing down mouthfuls by drinking from a date's seltzer-filled boutonniere, diners can sip the vintages from Washington, California, and Chile that grace a hefty wine list. Djan's decor reflects its cuisine’s multicultural influences with modern, geometric tables and backlit alcoves that give a nod to the past with lanterns and suspended silver bells. For those who would rather eat in the comfort of their own homes or need to feed a party, the restaurant also offers delivery and catering.

Calling all peanut sauce lovers! Take a look at Mali Thai Cuisine's Thai-style menu in Tukwila Urban Center, and sample the highly-rated dishes everyone's buzzing about. G-free and low-fat are just a couple of examples, come here for a quick bite that will leave you feeling healthy. Order a bottle for the table if you like — this restaurant has a full bar stocked with the best wine, beer, and more. With its kid-friendly vibe, this restaurant is a great spot for families to chow down. If you're strapped for time, take out food from this restaurant. Tired of driving in circles? Head to Mali Thai Cuisine for a bite to eat and find quick parking in the lot next door. Delicious food is never hard to find, but it is hard to find at the right price. Mali Thai Cuisine is making it happen. Come find out for yourself why everyone is talking about Mali Thai Cuisine, and take your Thai culinary experience to the next level. So when you don't feel like dressing to impress but want top-notch Thai all the same, head to Mali Thai Cuisine for the best of the best. Flavorful Thai food makes eating out a breeze at Mali Thai Cuisine. The tastes and flavors of Thailand are waiting for you at Mali Thai Cuisine, so head on over today and check out the great menu.

Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine's top-rated Thai dishes are a cherished staple among serious diners. Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine has a large variety of flavorful and healthy dishes. Have a few picky young eaters in the family? Not a problem at this restaurant, where the food and ambience are perfect for family dining. If you need to feed a big crowd, Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine also offers catering services for parties and get-togethers. Want to enjoy this restaurant without the wait? Get it to go. Waiting can feel like forever, especially when you're hungry. Spare yourself time spent in the parking search and dine with us. We've got space available for you and your car. Meals at Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine usually set you back about $30 per diner. Come enjoy what some say is the greatest Thai food in Seattle at Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine. For Thai that steps up to the plate in an oh-so-casual setting, Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine is where you want to be. Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine's Thai cuisine has something for everyone's taste, taking the drama out of eating out. For traditional and innovative Thai food with endless flavor, head to Jasmine Thai Moraccan Cuisine.