Krua Thai Family Kitchen

Have thoroughly enjoyed having this Thai place nearby. My only complaint is one time we ordered som tam and they were pretty clearly low or out of papaya. The currys, pad Thai, and pad see ew have all been great, large portions so nice for leftovers.

Our go-to Thai food. Their pad Thai is hard to beat. Closed for dine in but grab a beer at Ravenna Brewing Co & get take out.

It's a grey and gloomy Seattle day, so a few of my coworkers and I ordered Krua for lunch via Postmates and we were all very pleased with the outcome. I got chicken pad thai -- 2 star spice since I'm pretty wimpy when it comes to spicy foods. My coworkers ordered curry fried rice and pad see ew. I'd normally go for pad see ew but I decided to change it up a bit today!When the food arrived, it was nicely labeled so everyone knew whose food was whose. The portions were large for a lunch order. Spice was a good level, but it definitely built over time (again, I'm wimpy so don't take my word for it!!). My coworkers said it was pretty spicy too so I'm glad I'm not the only one who thought so!I'm so glad I work close to Krua because I'd definitely love to have a sit-down meal on a sunnier day. The lunch specials are on point!!!!

They're not five stars, but definitely a solid 4.2! They have a dish called crying Spaghetti which, honestly, most Thai places should have. They also have Rama noodles, another dish every Thai place ought to have!They are excellent at fried things and noodles, which is usually what I desire when I go for Thai. Were they not so far from my home, I would certainly make a point to return. The service is great! The Thai Iced Tea is on point, and it is suitably unclassy!Though some of me wonders why the TV was playing things in Malaysian and about KL, not Bangkok or anywhere in Thailand!

Great neighborhood Thai food. Take out is my preference during the week. Great service and delicious dishes. Spicy Basil, Spicy Eggplant, and String beans are my favorites

What happened to the crab pad Thai?! It's usually fantastic, but tonight it was blah at best. Was that even crab? It was brown and vaguely fishy. And the noodles had none of the usual tamarind tang. Very little of the usual eggy stuff, either.The spicey eggplant with pork was good, but a bit sub-par. The eggplant was in huge chunks so not as tender as usual, and hadn't picked up the sauce as well as usual.

We had several dishes catered for a birthday party. Dishes were hot, delicious, generous portions in trays, beautiful colors: chicken pad thai, beef phad see eew, chicken panang, spicy green beans with tofu, rice, and egg rolls.

The food is excellent! Tasty, good quantity and priced well. Service is also excellent.

Krua is not just a restaurant; it holds a special place in my heart. I used to frequent their location in Lower Queen Anne, before it closed down I heard about this location. I had been longing to visit their other branch. A little bit far, pandemic, I couldn't go until today. Finally, I made it and ordered my all-time favorites: Pad Thai, Phad See Eew, and Spicy Basil Fried Rice. These dishes were among my top choices at the Lower Queen Anne location. The taste was just as fantastic as I remembered, evoking memories of the past.

Vegetarians Beware:(2 Stars- Yelp will not reduce the 3rd star, I did not mean to touch)Again, I came in after the last Review. Ordered the Green Coconut Curry, Vegetarian. 3 Star For Heat. Returned Home, opened the Container to start the Meal. Immediately an Overwhelming taste of Shrimp. Also the quality of the Oil was not fresh. Clearly a pan, with oil that had been used to cook shrimp was used to prepare the veggies or sauce. Spice Heat was 5 Star, not 3. ( I don't mind 5 Star, but I was in the mood for 3). The Tofu was larger bite size, barely deep fried for the Green Coconut Curry to absorb. (Tofu should be smaller cubed, and deep fried in Clean Oil, a bit longer). Placed the Container in fridge, opened the next day, and very strong scent of Shrimp. Unacceptable for Vegetarians.