Line Thai

Delicious line Thai noodle and unforgettable boba!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Food and service is amazing!!!! Whenever I want curry in the Fremont area I come here.

Went for lunch on a cozy afternoon with my wife. We were both bit under weather and this Thai restaurant was absolutely amazing. First of all, big kudos to the owner Sonya who was so kind and very friendly. She checked on us and was spot on with her recommendations. Wifey ordered panang curry with chicken , and a bowl of rice. It was delicious and mouthwatering. Wife loved it and she was over the moon. It's definitely a pregnancy friendly dish. We took medium spicy. 5 out of 5 for this dish.Next I ordered Tom yum chicken noodle soup, chose medium spice level. But somehow I felt it was a bit sweet for me. It was decent . I would give 3.5 out 5 for this dish. Ambiance is really great with some really nice doodle of their menu and spacious seating available. Quick service and friendly staff Overall I recommend this restaurant for someNice fresh Thai food to try. Will try other dishes for sure. I would love to try their pad Thai and fried rice next time. Will come again

The ambiance is very relaxing and casual Thai eatery. 5/5.The service is surprisingly top notch because it is manned by 1 lady - both the server and cook. 2 servers are both on vacation.I ordered the pak pad krow - chicken with basil and stir fried bell peppers. I ordered as mild (not spicy). I should have left as spicy.I thought the serving was a lot but had a lot of sliced bell peppers, onions& less protein and thai basil. The sauce was too watery. Lacked flavor. 2.9/5.But will come back to dry other dishes.

A place that is underhyped and deserving of more love in my opinion! Feel like I've tried almost all the Thai spots around Fremont but I haven't had Line Thai. My mom and I came in on a Monday around 5:30PM and ordered a few dishes and a dessert to share. We had the yellow curry plate, Pad Kee Mao, & Spicy Eggplant plate. I asked for them to make the yellow curry extra spicy. Usually the places I go to make it super mild even upon this request, but Line Thai was the closest to my standard of heat. Really delicious! The Spicy Eggplant & Pad Kee Mao were great as well, but similar to other places I've tried. The Yellow Curry still stood out to me the most. We then had the Mango Sticky Rice for dessert. The lady told us that their mangos aren't that ripe right now, but I thought it was still solid. Nothing crazy but still good. Prices here are much cheaper than the average Thai restaurant in the Bay, but the tiny portions reflect the price point. Still plenty enough food for one leftover meal! Place was basically empty the entire time aside from 1 or 2 takeout orders. Makes me sad because I really think they serve up some good Thai food! As far as ambiance goes, it was particularly warm when we dined in which was a bit uncomfortable. Otherwise, it's just a casual restaurant; nothing fancy.

Absolutely no complaints with Line Thai. We went later at night, and to our surprise, the restaurant was empty. We ordered the Roti, Pad See ew and Chicken. There was a little bit of a wait but fortunately, it was worth it. The food was incredibly flavorful. Service was also very nice and helpful! Will definitely be going to Line Thai again soon!

I ordered via Yelp on a Sunday afternoon. I ordered the Tom Ka and chicken larb. My order was ready fairly quickly. The chicken larb was tasty. The Tom Ka had the perfect coconut and tangy taste. Will definitely come to order again.

Something so soothing, flavourful, subtle, delicate and comforting taste of the panang chicken curry here. My pregnant self was super happy and thoroughly enjoyed every bite of this dish served with hot white rice.As I was eating I told my hubby that I want to eat this again next week. He was surprised to see how I clean sweeped my plate with neither a drop of curry or grain of rice left. This is a single serve dish. Get the entree (+3) for family style portion.He got the tom yum chicken noodle bowl which was alright and was missing the usual wow factor when you take a sip of the OG soup. The owner Sonya is very sweet and spoke so well to us. The place is small yet very clean. I love the hand written menu with doodling on the wall.Ample parking. Great location. Must visit.

This place is a little different than most of the Thai restaurants I've been to in the sense that they tend to serve more rice plates than family style dishes. There are appetizers, noodles, and different types of fried rice that can be shared, but most of their dishes are already plated with rice. I was only able to try their crab fried rice and beef salad so I can only rate those 2 items. The food was ok. This place reminds me of home cooked Thai food.The waitress is very friendly and courteous. The interior decor is simple, casual, and clean. This is a small restaurant (about 14 tables total; mostly 2-4 person tables). Located in a plaza that shares a parking lot with Burger King.

We stopped by Friday night for a quick bite before my gf and I decided to hit the road for a trip, and we felt a bit adventurous in trying something new. Nearby after some quick shopping, we saw the store front for line thai and immediately had a Thai itch to scratch.Line Thai is conveniently located in the heart of Fremont on Washington Blvd. There's plenty of parking spaces in the plaza that shares their space with a Burger King, mountain mikes, and other fast food joints. Upon entering, there was only another couple dining in, so we didn't need reservations.The decor inside was very comfortable as well! They had booth style chairs on the side of the walls, and stools that were in the center with several tables. They had a chalk board with their most popular dishes and a lot of Thai decor, and very comfortable medium lighting!Unfortunately, the food definitely did not hit the spot, hence the low rating here. We ordered the chicken pad Thai and the chicken Tom kha noodle. The problems:The amount of food you get is very small. For $14-$16, the portion size should have been a bit more filling. The meat to noodle ratio was very skewed as well. It was ALL noodles and maybe 1-2 small pieces of chicken. Do not come hungry.The taste of the food was very one dimensional too: very, very sweet. The lime, chili spices, and additional spices that came with my pad Thai did not change the flavor profile at all. It was just way too sweet. The Tom Kha was also just a white soup that looked like it was saturated with coconut milk. For each bite, we had to wash the taste with water. My gf couldn't finish her food. What's even worse was we overheard the conversation from the other diners saying the same thing and couldn't finish their meal either. The reason why dishes are too sweet? The owner/waitress explained that the current demographic that dines here prefers it sweet or that ingredients are too hard to find to truly match the tastes from Thailand. The noodles for the dishes were also very overcooked, and were not typical noodles for Thai dishes. I'm a HUGE noodle guy, looking for good chew, long slurps, and great taste. The noodles we had on Friday night were super short(1" noodles at best), really soggy(overcooked), and a type of rice noodle that you typically find in pho(really thin). As for service, it was very nice at first. Upon entering, the front waitress came in from the back to welcome us and seat us. But she kept rotating from the front and back(I imagine she might be the owner and is a bit short staffed?). Despite that she was very responsive despite the lack of help. Unfortunately, the restaurant is a bit quiet, so you can hear the back's conversations. Around 8-9pm, another waitress came in and we overheard their conversation on some pretty harsh criticism on her performance on that day. Made the experience there very awkward for all diners there.Overall, I can't recommend line Thai here in Fremont. Despite the comfortable decor and homely vibes, the food and awkward service at times would definitely drive me away. I'm generally not too harsh on reviews and would love to provide a star based on decor, but the food was just way too sweet and improperly put together. Definitely bad enough to be elected for an episode of nightmare kitchen. Sorry line Thai!