Amarin Thai Cuisine

Vegan / Veggie / Vegetarian Review :They have some amazing vegan dishes!1. Vegan Pad See Ew/Kee Mao (3/5) (No eggs, ask to wash the pan).2 Soy Protein Satay (3/5) (A little sweeter and more floury than soy so maybe not as healthy? But a good protein vegan alternative).

Vegan / Veg Review: They have some amazing vegan dishes!1. Vegan Pad See Ew / Kee Mao (3/5) (no eggs, ask them to wash the pan).2 Soy Protein Satay (3/5) (a bit sweet and more dough than soy so maybe not that healthy? but a good protein vegan substitute tho).

We tried this garlic shrimp that was hella good, although we asked for mild and it came out super spicy, we ate it but couldn't give any to our baby. We also tried their mango salad and the basil/garlic rice, the salad was flavorful but the rice was stale. They also served our food cold because they say they were waiting till our salad was finished, weird. FYI: when the food is ready - BRING IT, duh. Would go again but would mention these so we don't have these issues again. Also, the prices are too high for the portions.

I came here twice, recently, once for lunch with a friend and once with family. My friend loves the pumpkin curry. We had it with prawns and it was delicious. I would try it again with chicken or beef. The sauce does not really penetrate the prawns. The flavor and thick texture of the pumpkin sauce and pumpkin chunks was good. It was not overly sweet, and the coconut milk and red curry was noticeable. I was not a big fan of the spicy basil grilled beef. Flavor was okay. It wasn't a great cut of beef. The Tiger Cry was not a great cut of beef either. It was a bit thin compared to another place. It's a grilled hangar steak. It was served with steam vegetables and a not very spicy vinaigrette sauce. My son loves meat, so he would choose the Tiger Cry between the two.The pad see ewe with beef was a bit oily and not super flavorful. The noodles were soft and the beef tender. I thought it was better than the pad thai I had here last time. The Pad thai did not have that much flavor and the noodles were very soft. Yellow curry with chicken is always my favorite. It is good here. We also ordered the Mussaman curry, with beef and it has ginger and pineapple. It's a different flavor than the yellow curry and it has potatoes too. Thai iced tea is Thai iced tea. If you like it, then you would like it. We were seated within two or three minutes outside. It's too crowded inside for me. Tables were wiped down but a bit sticky. They had heating lamps on outside. Server was efficient and nice. They were very quiet and respectful. They did not come by to see how we were, but they were super quick getting us our check and to go boxes when we signaled them. A lot of Asian restaurants have employees with English as their second language, so they can be very shy.Tip is on the total not the subtotal if that makes a difference to you. Food here was good. I would come again if I wanted Thai and could sit outside. The Amarin Thai across the street has a different ambiance, more casual, slightly different menu and much more space between tables.

The food was delicious I enjoyed the green curry I ordered and the pan-fried noodles. Service: The server was also really attentive to our friends' nut allergy so I appreciated how they went back to check if the dishes were nut-free. The service can be slow also. We waited a while for our food and they almost missed the last dish we ordered, so expect to wait after you order.Restaurant: The restaurant has plenty of seatings. They have Thai decorations on the wall which is nice to see. It also looks like they have the tables where you sit on the floor, but those were closed when we came.Parking: Parking around downtown Mountain View's not bad. We just parked in one of the lots nearby.

Amarin Thai Cuisine has always been my favorite Thai place in the bay area but it's slipped a bit. the price has gone up, portion size down, and the taste isn't where it was. they're expanding, with a second location on the same street, but it seems like it's at the expense of quality. still a tasty place but not worth the price hike in my opinion.

Took my little brother here because we are both obsessed with Thai food. Although we were disappointed we couldn't sit inside in the cool sunken seating area on mats (looks like it is permanently closed) we still enjoyed sitting outside on a nice day and having a bite to eat before going to see a movie. We ordered the fresh rolls (with prawns), larb (pork), and a small Tom Kha soup. Everything was really tasty and my little brother said it was one of the best versions of the soup that he has had. The larb was a big portion which was a pleasant surprise. I wish rice came with it but oh well, not a big deal. They have a wide variety of different rice options you can get on the side, including jasmine, coconut, brown, and ginger (the one we ordered). The fresh rolls were amazing and I liked that instead of the peanut sauce they typically are served with, we got more of a vinaigrette that was nice and spicy. It was a fun twist. $85 for two with tip was a bit pricey since the only drink we ordered was one iced tea, but I guess that's inflation for you. Service was friendly and efficient. They have a happy hour drink menu that features $10 cocktails. We would come back.

The original Amarin Thai restaurant definitely shows its age. The place has not been updated in decades and the menu is as old as the tables and chairs. It's all run down. The servers are friendly and the food came out really really fast. Maybe too fast. The food was hot and actually seemed fresh. Just overall the flavor profile was just lacking. The spicy eggplant was cooked well but the minced pork was just a bit dry. The only real flavor here was the spicy sauce. The pad see ew was ok but the chicken was a bit chewy. Overall they're convenient and decent, but nothing to write home about.

Roti 4 multi-layer, crispy, peanut sauce, flavorfulRoasted Duck Roll 4 lettuce, carrot, cucumber, Peking duck sauce, too much wasabiStir Fried Red Curry Paste w/ Fried Chicken 3 meat dry, red bell pepper, medium flavorfulMussaman Curry w/ Beef Chunk Short Ribs 5 super tender, juicy, potato chunks, spices, creamy, flavorful, not spicy, slightly sweetHoa Mok Fish 5 steamed cod, juicy, shredded cabbage, red curry w/ coconut milk, eggs & basil, flavorful, not spicyKhaw Soi 5 egg noodle soup, flavorful coconut curry, crispy egg noodles, beef chunk short ribs, tender, juicy, mild spicyTiger Cry 3 grilled hanger steak, chewy, plain steamed veggies, spicy sauce

Located in Downtown Mountain View, parking is plentiful but may be limited at peak hours. There's a lot of seating and even an area where you can sit on mats. The noise level was relatively quiet.The pad see ewe and yellow curry were both very yummy. The flavor was delicious and rich. The curry got a good kick with mild. The chicken was good and tender but some pieces were a bit dry.Overall Amarin Thai Cuisine is a good place for some yummy Thai food.