“If you are visiting San Francisco to see the beauty that can be seen in the Bay Area - this here is a MUST SEE and stop for spicy food, Thai food, and Asian cuisine enjoyers altogether.The owner Bobby (Jahanvir) has made Thai food really well and he rocked my socks off. The papaya salad has a perfect blend of herbal, acid, and fish sauce flavor with the kafir lime. I test any Thai restaurant's traditional sense through whether or not their papaya salad is any good, and this place felt truly Thai to me as if the flavors from Bangkok were teleported to SF.The pineapple fried rice felt like a killer fusion - raisins with an Iranian twist, the turmeric from Jahanvir's Bengali side, and the chicken marination in lime and South Asians spices with the overall cooking execution in the Thai fashion was tasty. I didn't find myself a fan of pad thai much, because I didn't order it, but as a family we enjoyed all the dishes. I would recommend pad thai with tofuu if you're vegetarian TBH.But all in all, I was especially in love with the pad ke mao at the Thai spicy level as well as the panang curry. Everything here is made with love, and this place keeps food execution on par. You must come here and have the mango with sticky rice as well!!!! Cheers Jahanvir thank you brother !“
“If there’s any complaints possible is that the Chef’s pick was too much food. The lamb Massaman curry was unbelievable. It is quite possibly the best thing I’ve ever eaten. It was a fantastic meal with fantastic service. You cannot go wrong eating here.“
“The food here was really good: the Grilled Beef Curry and the Umami Spicy Shrimp stood out for me, while the Pork Larb, Squid with Salted Egg Sauce, and Brussels Sprouts were above average as well. Fried chicken was just ok in terms of flavor, but was really crispy, which I liked. Staff provided good service, atmosphere was good for conversation, and the prices were reasonable. The only downside is that serving sizes were quite small, and my recommendation is to get a good amount of rice to pair with the dishes. 5 out of 5.“
“Love the meat options and assorted veggies too, and the DIY charcoal bbq is fun to keep yourself busy with.Great place to catch up with friends.Coupling it with soju, and you got yourself a winner. Must order - Papaya salad and the scallops. The sauces will keep you yearning for more.“
“Go now for brunch before it blows up!!!Omg not only are their brunch items so aesthetically beautiful they are DELISH!!!We had the fluffy cakes, the Benedict Sando, and the 1398 Rancheros. The Benedict Sando was deconstructed- sandwich and then a dish of delicious poached eggs in mustardy hollandaise sauce. Wow!! The bulgogi on the rancheros was delicious and sooo flavorful, and spiced very mildly- not too spicy at all. The fluffy cakes stole the show. I even used a few of the dry cakes to sop up my Benedict sauce. Yum yum yum!!!!Also service was great, not slow at all, and super attentive. They ran out of the Thai iced tea and replaced it immediately with another beverage. Very thoughtful.“
“Food was amazing and fresh. Great service too! Full sit down dining and table service. Loved the Thai fusion for breakfast. I had the tom yum burrito and husband had the fried chicken Benedict, both were amazing. Loved the fresh greens with the Benedict.“
“Was going to take a friend visiting to Son and Garden, but this popped up and was on the way. We walked in on a Sunday at 10am with no reservation and were seated immediately. Great service. Great food. Great atmosphere (other than the tables being a little too close together). I now prefer this over S+G. It feels like the cool younger sibling“
“We came here on New Years Day and they were packed as you would expect. They were very kind and accommodated our 6 person table as quickly as they could. For such a casual eatery the food is immaculate. Nothing I've eaten here as disappointed on portion or flavor. Their Tom yum noodles with crispy chicken are something I craze frequently. Their Garlic Noodles are so flavorful! I have been back and will continue coming back here!“
“When I visit Thai restaurants, I always get the same things - pad thai, green curry, and pad see ew. Oraan Thai Eatery offers Northern Thai specialty dishes that definitely broadened my horizons in terms of thai food! I'll list some of my favorites below (: *Pineapple Soda Such a refreshing drink that I don't mind having 10 of. It's not too sweet and has a subtle creaminess to it that left me wanting more! *Thai Iced Tea This isn't your average drink - they actually use 3 different types of thai tea to make this. I could definitely taste the difference and recommend this to all thai tea lovers. *Gai Manow This is fried chicken with their house made lemon cream sauce with crispy Chinese broccoli. Honestly this was my favorite dish. The minced chicken was light and crispy on the outside, and juicy on the inside. The sauce gave it a nice creamy flavor and I can't wait to be back to order this again. *Sukho Thai Noodle If you're looking for flavor bomb, this dish is for you! This is thai rice noodle topped with roasted pork, crispy pork slices, green beans, peanuts, and chili lime fish sauce. The broth is SO flavorful and good this was the other favorite dish of mine (:“
“This palce is a certain of community and history on Bernal Heights. Old friends come in to greetings of hugs and kisses from the staff. New patrons are welcomed in almost equal fashion! The food and vibe is hearty and made with love. No Reservations. Come over, put you name down, but you can enjoy wine or beer from a freat ludt inside or outsides as you wait. Shhh!!! Don't tell anyone else.“
“Such a hidden gem - One of the best Thai restraunts Iv'e had in the Bay Area! They have a main menu that mostly contains the more standard Thai dishes that might see at a lot of other places. But they also have a hidden menu with some really unique Thai dishes that I haven't seen very often here but had when I visited Thailand and this brought back tons of memories! For the 2 of us, we got the fresh raw shrimp appetizer, papaya salad with blue crab, crab omlette, and stir fried morning glory. All the dishes were yum, but the first 2 were quite spciy! Servers are also super friendly and price is very reasonable for SF especially considering its location in the Marina. Highly recommend!“
“The noodle soup is outstanding. The Thai and rice dishes tasted good. However, they were very uncreative. For my taste, a lot of rice and few vegetables.The staff and service are great. The ambience is simple and rustic, but not traditional or over-the-top.Still a good place for a light meal.Vegetarian options: It is possible to use tofu instead of meat.“
“I've always loved Osha! I'm a forever fan. I've been patronizing OSHA since my student days. They started on Geary St. and have since expanded to seven locations in San Francisco. Over time, returning to OSHA stirs up many memories. If you visit Napa, don't forget to check out their newest location. Even my mom was impressed. I highly recommend it!“
“The BEST voila french toast I've ever had! Ordered the combo with 2 eggs and spicy honey bacon and the Bavocado omelette. All our food was really good and so glad we stopped at this place for breakfast while in town. Definitely a must try and when we come back to SF, we will definitely come here again. The inside is also a French ambiance which was really nice. If you haven't tried this place or if you're in town, TRY IT.“
“The place looks comforting and clean, Khaosoi is a must try, especially the fried chicken here has a nice seasoning and the crispiest chicken I have had here in US. The breast fried chicken somewhat is still juicy and not to dry to eat! Please try! Pad See EW is also really nice and flavorful I love it <3“
“This is a great value, and a relaxing dining experience tucked away in a dingy alley downtown. There are some a la carte appetizers, but dinner is prix fixe - a "set" that is centered around a protein (beef, chicken, fish, vegetarian) but comes with about 6-7 dishes total, including dessert. Regular set is $25; specials are $38. We ordered an appetizer to start, which was SO GOOD (brussell sprouts and pork belly), but there is so much food is in the set meal we were really stuffed. Good selection of nonalc bevvies, wines by the glass, but only one beer (Singha!). Room is really lovely oasis in an otherwise dingy alley downtown. Service was a little rushed - seems to be just their standard approach -- which is great if you are trying to get in an out but if you want to not feel pushed out suggest you be very clear about not wanting everything on top of each other, eg, they brought out our main set almost immediately after the appetizer, and the dessert while we were still eating dinner (?) - I actually told them to take the dessert back and serve after we were completely done with dinner.“
“Excellent food with perfect taste and flavors. The price was right and more than reasonable. The quantity was substantial as well. We had the pad Thai and the green curry. We enjoyed both as it’s been difficult to find a good Thai place in the city.“
“Chef Jetto catered a beautiful Thai spread for my 35th birthday. Ordering was a breeze and we were able to schedule a convenient delivery to my home in Yomitan. She is a delight, and her food cannot be beat! Absolutely delicious. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐“
“We were attending a Degas exhibit at the Legion of Honor Museum when we stumbled across this little gem. It was 5 pm on Friday, and the restaurant did not open for another half hour. We decided to wait, and enjoyed a leisurely stroll around the neighborhood for a bit. There is a nice park across the street where we were able to watch dogs running and children playing. The street parking was not as difficult as expected. Upon our return, we were seated promptly and the service was very warm and friendly. We told our server that we were vegetarian, and that was not a problem at all for them to accommodate us. Our decisions for dinner, as it was a tough one to decide, were: - Burmese - Pagan Vegetable Curry ($8.25) House special curry made with tomatoes, squash, eggplant, and lentils. - Thai - Vegetarian Tom Yum Soup ($9.95) & - Thai - Tofu Vegetable Combination ($10.95) Sauteed tofu and mixed vegetables with garlic sauce. - Jasmine rice for 2. The food was brought out in a very timely manner, and was delicious! The flavors blended perfectly, and the veggies were fresh and expertly prepared. The dishes were a nice mix of savory, spicy, and sweet, and the presentation was well done. We will definitely be returning when we visit again, and are grateful that there is still a reasonably priced restaurant to eat at in San Francisco. Thank you for a very nice experience!“
“This clean simple Thai restaurant has a nice lunch special that includes soup, spring rolls and a main dish. I had the Panang curry dish with tofu and another day I had the pumpkin curry and it was divine. I waddled out full with a toothpick in my mouth.“
“My friend and I came here for lunch and it never disappoints. I have been here numerous times and the service is always great. I have ordered Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, and Basil Duck here and they are all super flavorful and came in decent portion. The spice they put is heaven for spicy lover because they somehow made spicy food flavorful. We will be back again to try other fishes.“
“Such great food and people. We were hungry driving around looking for that magical parking spot next to an acceptable eating spot bingo! We found it all at Gai. Unsure of what kinda of cuisine I said take the chance they’ve got a chicken on the sign so it’s actually food. And boy was it good. Delicious. Freshly prepared Asian Thai or Vietnamese food. I got the Original Chicken Rice bowl with side of broccali. My friend got the salad with Tofu. Both great. He sauces are fresh and flavorful. One is quite hot which I love. I recommend it. And as we sat there from 1:30 pm to 2:30, there were multiple to go orders being picked up. I think there were about 5 orders at a time rotating. Fresh Fast Full of Flavor. We hit the jackpot!“
“We had the crispy spring rolls, chicken satay, shrimp pad Thai, pineapple fried rice, fried chicken wings and lychee iced tea. The waitress was on top of everything. Very kind and helpful. She stated the owner used to be a chef in Bangkok and they recently opened this restaurant. Having been to Thailand, we all agreed that the food here was fantastic. Very fresh and authentic. They even gave us a free fried banana dessert. Soo good. We Will definitely be back!!“
“Go there!! Best restaurant for noodlesoup Ive ever been! Amazing homemade iceatea with just the perfect amount of sugar and lemon. Im travelling a lot and thats one of the most authentic and best restaurants Ive ever visited. So much enjoyed, also kids, because you can spice up yourself... 6 stars!!!!“
“I stopped by after a work conference & the food was delicious. The place was clean and had a cute atmosphere. Outside isn't the best because some transient people, but I'm sure they're not always there. The service was friendly and my food came out fast.“
“A cozy Thai place with absolutely delicious food and fantastic service.Since the food is halal, we could try some dishes we normally don't get, and man were they good.If you're seeing this review, take it as a sign to try this place!Side note: How were the chicken wings so good?Dietary restrictions: Halal available“
“Incredible massaman curry! It's absolutely delicious. The meat was fall apart tender, the potatoes were perfectly cooked, the rice was perfect and not at all dry. The flavors and spice were absolutely on point. I can't wait to eat it again!!“
“A fusion restaurant with fun dishes and flavors. We were a group of three and ended up splitting the chicken and waffles, hot pot, and Gatai (Thai breakfast with minced chicken and egg). Everything is really tasty with a slight Thai twist to it. Our favorite was the chicken and waffles as their waffles tasted more like Belgian waffles.They have a bottomless brunch mimosa which can be great if you want to get the party started early. But it also means it can get a bit loud. Their non-alcoholic drinks also looked good. I had the Thai iced tea which was a bit on the sweeter side but just the jolt I needed.I’d come back if I was in the area, esp for the waffles.“
“I had an incredible experience at this Thai restaurant! The food is authentically delicious, and the cozy ambiance creates a fantastic vibe. Each dish is not only comforting but also reasonably priced, offering generous portions. Highly recommend for an enjoyable dining experience!“
“The best pure veg Thai food in the Bay Area- hands down! A hidden gem in SF City.Food is amazingly good and tastes very authentic. Jain options can be customized from the menu. Owner is well versed in jain items and is very polite and helpful.Dietary restrictions: Jain Options available“
“I love House of Thai. Their food is 200% authentic and delicious. Their menu has so many items that you don't find in any other Thai restaurants (I dare say) in the entire United States of America. I grew up in Thailand, so I know Thai food very well. Eating here takes me home every time. OMG, every bite is so full of flavor!!! Best Thai food in town! Better than the Thai food in CA's infamous Thai Town in Hollywood, Southern CA.Tom Yum“
“A very convenient restaurant that's so close to the Orpheum Theatre. Very lovely interior and very good service. We ordered the yellow curry with chicken and pad Thai with chicken. More than adequate portions of both and reasonably priced! And delicious too! For dessert, we tried the mango sticky rice. Never had it before, not so sure if I would order it again - as we already ate rice with the curry. Carbs, carbs, and more carbs! I would definitely come back here again before going to the theatre.“
“I am a huge fan of Thai food, and while I was visiting San Francisco, I tried this restaurant, and it didn't disappoint. Very delicious and refreshing. The coconut water was divine. Loved the heart-shaped rice! Lovely service as well. ??“
“Dear Diary - a friend recommended this place as I was a visiting member. I'm very glad that they recommended this place. The only thing I would say is that their dishes aren't as spicy as I'm used to getting back home, but the flavor is amazing! I wanted to try everything! I know I'll have more trips over here and will definitely try different things on the menu next time!“
“Cozy, petite Thai eatery on Lombard, designed to evoke a manicured side street in Bangkok.Tom Kha Soup, a coconut milk broth wonderfully fragrant from lemongrass, kaffir lime leaf, galangal and chili — perfect with a side of rice noodles dipped in.While tasty, the price point seems to reflect more the neighborhood than the kitchen’s unique ability. Nothing far from the classic standard.“
“Great food place. We have been coming here for the last 5 years. Love the service. This time, we had to go. This time, we ordered pad Thai with shrimp, pad see you with pork, pumpkin curry with chicken and shrimp tum yum gum. Apologize for the spelling.Pad Thai is a little on the sweet side. My son loved it. Pad see you is pretty good, love that heat flavor and not too greasy. The soup was pretty good. However, this time they forgot tomatoes in the soup. Curry pumpkin is a must have dish. Overall, food still good either eat in or togo.“
“Great food and value for money! We ordered a pad Thai and a pad sew, good portion and really tasty. The noodles were perfectly cooked and the sauce flavourful.Both dishes were at only $12 for a significant portion.Service was quick and nice.Would definitely go back for a quick and tasty lunch.“
“Hot cakes are melt-in-your-mouth wonderful. Curry isn't usually my favorite but the green curry here was so good with just a bit of heat. And the desert with mango is also mouth watering.My sister would come here everydayAnd don't forget the Imperial rolls which are fresh and delicate not greasy.“
“Friday after work, I passed by this place and decided to check it out. The restaurant environment is Thai-style, giving me a peaceful and cozy feeling. I ordered basil chicken and a Lao orange drink. The basil chicken dish is very delicious, a bit of spicy though. The waitress is very pleasant and warm. I noted most customers are young. But I love it as a middle age woman“
“Extremely delicious thai food. Authenticly spicy. Chill ambiance and friendly service. Located in Little Saigon area. Recommend: Kuay Tiew Haeng (Dried Noodles) Pad Gra Prow with Fried Egg Moo Krob (Pork Belly) Also had the green dumplings but turns out we don't like chives.“
“Just had the Kha Soi, Mushroom Salad and Coconut Balls. It's rare to find Northen Thai staples like Kha Soi in San Francisco, its flavor dense and complex. I believe it's their specialty. It paired well with the Mushroom Salad. The coconut balls were the perfect finish to our meal. We'll be back.“
“Such great food and people. We were hungry driving around looking for that magical parking spot next to an acceptable eating spot bingo! We found it all at Gai. Unsure of what kinda of cuisine I said take the chance they’ve got a chicken on the sign so it’s actually food. And boy was it good. Delicious. Freshly prepared Asian Thai or Vietnamese food. I got the Original Chicken Rice bowl with side of broccali. My friend got the salad with Tofu. Both great. He sauces are fresh and flavorful. One is quite hot which I love. I recommend it. And as we sat there from 1:30 pm to 2:30, there were multiple to go orders being picked up. I think there were about 5 orders at a time rotating. Fresh Fast Full of Flavor. We hit the jackpot!“
“I’ve been back here many times. I try new dishes almost every time, and I’ve never been disappointed! The pork belly brussel sprouts and yellow curry are my favorite though. I also LOVE the coconut ice cream, but I love coconut. They have a great selection of drinks.We’ve also ordered to go many times and are always satisfied. I recommend ordering directly from the restaurant’s website if you can instead of through a third party app.Vegetarian options: My vegetarian friend seemed very happy about the options here!“
“One of our favorite Thai restaurants! They have the best Tom Ka Gai soup. The Pad See Ew is super flavorful, we always get the vegetarian option. Yellow curry is great too. They have a nice rice plate lunch special too. Nice atmosphere, good service, and super clean and easy parking.“
“We arrived toward the end of lunch hour but actually beat the crowd. After we got seated (within moments of arriving), everyone else started showing up, so we were lucky to get in and place our order when we did.This place is a contender for some of the best fried tofu I've ever had. It was super crispy on the outside and firm and juicy on the inside. A true delight to eat. I enjoyed the eggplant as well. It was packed with flavour but fortunately not too garlicky, an issue I've noticed with stir-fried eggplant at other places. The only downside to my meal was that the rice was a bit soggy and lacked the typical aromatic flavour of jasmine rice. Overall though, this place was a solid lunch option, and I'll be back soon for more delicious tofu and eggplant.“
“place was a little cold and empty on a Sunday but glad they stay open with so little business. food was good. still think it is more like the way thai should be normally not an exception, bay area accepts too much marginal thai, but it is good. got one of the fishes, lots of taste.“
“Manyaman! It means delicious in our Filipino dialect. Always a happy customer here together with my friends every time we visit this place. No pretense. Always bringing our friends especially when they are visiting San Francisco. That is why their business is still there....good people!“
“A San Francisco favorite for Thai food! The curries are thick and rich. The texture and flavor of the noodles are spot on! The prices are very affordable and just an all around solid take out spot or easy to find a table for a casual experience.“
“Great spot for Burmese food. I love when places already list what is gluten free so it's easy to order (especially helpful for takeout) only ordered 3 dishes. We will definitely be back for the other gf dishesDietary restrictions: Great for gluten free options“
“Michelin star restaurant inside Hilton Hotel. Maybe the "Michelin star" has bumped up my expectations, it's a bit overrated. Pretty good neo-Thai cuisine but definitely not the most outstanding SE Asian restaurant in the area. Also, if you're not parking with the hotel, parking and walking in the area, which is famously known as Tenderloin, is a bit rough... Not really the restaurant's fault but my advice to anyone who is planning to visit - be extra careful...Parking: High risk area“