Coconut Thai

No wait on a Wednesday evening. Food was amazing. Service was pretty quick and everything I tasted was good. Coconut smoothie, appetizer platter, panang curry and mango sticky rice dessert all were . The place was pretty quiet and clean. It's just next to the main road and so nice view of vehicles going on the road for kids to enjoy.

Sweet spot in the historic district of Issaquah for Thai food. Service is pretty good and the food is delicious. They have a great lunch menu that lets you have some variety on your plate. Everything is really fresh.

I still like this place and will continue to come here. The prices are fair, service is good, it's super clean and there's good lunch specials. However, the past few times my food hasn't been as constantly good.Id say pass on the chicken satay as it is chewy and also the pad Thai. The spicy green beans are my favorite along with the curries. They make a pretty good pad kee mao. Also, the Thai Iced coffee is yummy.

I can't remember the last time we had Thai food within the past six months, so it has clearly been way too long! Three of us stopped by to pick up takeout on a Saturday afternoon around 2:00P for a late lunch. From the outside, I would never have guessed this bright yellow building houses a Thai eatery, and it's not very apparent inside either. However, their menu features many traditional dishes and also a page of the restaurant's specials.When we asked the host what he recommended, he listed several of his favorites. We couldn't try them all, but selected three items. Since there was only one table of diners eating at the time we arrived, our food was ready in less than 15 minutes.+ TOTALLY GARLIC CRISPY CHICKEN ($16.99): While the sticky sweet and garlicky glaze was addictive, the dish as a whole was a letdown. The chicken was on the drier side and the fried batter coating was so thick... almost cakey. There are better renditions of this dish elsewhere. The good thing is that this included a personal serving of rice.+ PAD KEE MAO W/ BEEF ($15.59): When I opened the container, the first thing I said was "where's the beef?" There were some very thin slices, but the dish was mostly noodles and vegetables. I wouldn't say this is the best value for $15, but the noodles were delicious and the sauce had a perfect kick.+ ROTI KAREE KAI ($16.99): This was noted as a special on their menu and happened to be my favorite dish of the three. Large chunks of chicken breast, carrot, potato and kabocha squash came swimming in their yellow curry. The sauce is on the thinner side, resembling a soup, but there was A LOT of it! It was well balanced with rich coconut milk and warm spices. The curry included a few pieces of roti for dipping in the sauce. Sadly, this flatbread was SO greasy and sopping in oil. I'd suggest ordering a side of rice with this. Our meal was just okay and I prefer some of the other Thai restaurants in the area, but I would be willing to give this place another chance.

Stopped in on a super chilly afternoon to this cozy little gem. Ordered two lunch combos and a side of fresh spring rolls, as well as Thai iced tea. The person helping us was efficient and polite. The food came out relatively quick and was some of the best Thai food I've had in the past 20 years. Highly recommend this place and will definitely be coming here again.

So delicious!! I highly recommend the Lord Noodle for anyone that wants to try something a bit different. The coconut smoothie is crazy too, the first sip feeling is unmatched. It really tastes like fresh coconut and not artificial. Everything here is pretty good.

I think this is my fifth visit to this little gem of a Thai place. Family owned, fresh ingredients, well-prepared. I have never been disappointed, nor have my dining companions. Today I had to Tom Kha soup (just enough spice) and honey (crispy) cashew chicken. It's not a big place, so come early for dinner, if you don't want to wait.

pretty good! regular thai food I'd say. I think it's a small family owned business and the people were super kind and friendly. I got the super fried rice and it was really good, as was the pad thai.

Forgot how good this place is! Lunch today was Garden rolls (with peanut sauce), Thom Kha Soup with Chicken and mushrooms and Crispy Tofu with Garlic (fantastic!) Have previously had Penang curry, flute rolls, Phad Thai and they were all very good. There prices are more than fair for the portions you get. (Was $66 for 3 for lunch) Will be back sooner than later!

The red panang curry was tasty. Somehow it was too thin. The quantity was smaller that I would normally expect. The same goes for the rice. I needed more. The best part was mango and the sticky rice. Very very delicious. Expensive but worth the price.