Temsib Eatery & Bar

Temsib Eatery & Bar is located within minutes of Downtown Bellevue and has street parking. Didn't realize they had free 2 hour validated parking until I got into the restaurant. I believe the validated parking is located at the Ten20 parking garage around the corner. Temsib provides the validation for parking at their entrance. We made prior reservations for a party of 6, so by the time we arrived, we didn't have to wait very long to be seated. The staff were very friendly and attentive from start to finish. When it came to ordering food and drinks, everything we ordered was pretty good. The cocktails were mostly on the sweeter side, but for someone like myself who likes those types of drinks, I didn't mind. The alcohol was not overpowering. As for the food, we ordered starters of the truffle fries and taro & corn fritters, which were pretty good. The fries came with an aioli dip and the fritters had a type of sweet and sour chili sauce. Both added more flavor to the already flavorful starters. As for main courses, we ordered Crab Fried Rice, Panang Curry, Kow Soi Chiang Mai, Duck Mango Chutney, Pad See Ewe, and Holy Basil Steak. Everything was pretty good, but my favorite was the Holy Basil Steak! The steak was so flavorful and tender. It was sizzling hot since it was served in a hot stone pot, so if you order this, it's a good idea to mix all the ingredients around in the pot, to prevent over cooking of the bottom of the rice. The ambience was nice. It wasn't too loud or too quiet and tables were nicely spaced out. As for interior decor, it was beautifully decorated. They also have outdoor seating, but since it was still cold in Bellevue and it was a rainy day, the outdoor seating was not utilized. But I'm sure it would be great to enjoy the food and drink outside. I will definitely come back to try out their other cocktails and delicious food!

The food is excellent! I came for the Sunday Brunch and had the Perfect Ten. I chose my egg to be poached but you can choose any variation. The bacon was thick and tasty. The potatoes and side salad a good pairing for the dish. The service staff greeted me warmly and provided excff ed plenty service! I highly recommend it.

Their foods not only look good , but also tasted good. Great food presentation, we love their drink cocktails too.

First time here for breakfast and we're impressed! Their breakfast menu is sizable with unique dishes. The decor is really nice- it feels upscale and modern but not stuffy at all. Nice place for a girls night out or date night. They have a small outdoor patio also.We got the traditional Thai breakfast and I got two eggs with their "perfect 10" bacon. Oh my deliciousness! The presentation was beautiful on my dish and there was so much flavor in every bite. The eggs were perfect and the bacon is the thickest, most flavorful I've ever had. Their bread is darn good too. We enjoyed every bite of our dishes. Overall a wonderful experience. I'll definitely be back to try dinner.

I went here with a sizable group for happy hour on a Friday, and it was not too busy. We ended up taking our sweet time chatting and dining and saw no other tables on our side occupied, which is surprising for a restaurant of decent popularity and quality. We got the chicken wings, satay fondue, and truffle fries off the happy hour menu, and some friends got some cocktails there (this time, I opted to not drink). The chicken wings are nicely fried and a bit juicy, but the sauce is what makes the wings stand out. The satay fondue is fairly heavy but delicious - I love the peanut sauce there. The truffle fries were good but not anything out of the ordinary - one of my friends wanted to get it as he has been there before and ordered it for the variety.For the regular menu, we got the Gai Yang Gorlek and Kow Pad Man Goong Savoey, as well as the Thai Tea crepe cake for dessert. The gai yang is good but could be more flavorful and less dry, but I like the roti and the curry that came along with it. Presentation could be nicer with respect to other dishes. The Kow Pad Man Goong Savoey is good - very flavorful fried rice with egg on top, but the prawn was not too fresh. The crepe cake is excellent, though I didn't note as floral of a Thai tea flavor versus the Thai tea that I got as a drink (which is very solid).Service could be improved a bit as it was very slow. I feel that the servers almost exclusively focused on the other half of the restaurant and neglected service where we sat, but it was okay since we were catching up and spending 3 hrs at the restaurant and they did not care.

A few blocks away from the center of downtown Bellevue, this cute little Thai restaurant is serving delicious food and drinks! We ordered the taro and corn fritters, which were nice and crispy. The sweet chili sauce they provided on the side also paired well with the fritters! As for main courses, I got the holy basil steak, which I absolutely loved! All the flavors blended so well together, and the steak wasn't over cooked or anything either. It's served in a hot stone pot, and the crispy rice at the bottom is so yummy. My boyfriend got the pesto tofu, which is served with penne pasta. He said it tasted like something he could've made at home, but honestly that's on him for ordering a tofu pasta dish at a Thai restaurant. I loved the dessert we ordered as well, which was a Thai tea crepe cake! It was moist and soft, and not too sweet. The whipped creme on the side was a bit unnecessary though in my opinion, as the cake was good on its own and only became too sweet when eaten with the creme.

If you're looking for a Thai spot with a unique menu, this would be it. The taste was on point in their dishes, and the drinks were also great as well. We even made it just on time for happy hour. I wish I was able to try more dishes because everything sounded so good! Maybe next time I'll be able to try their breakfast hehe. Location is in a pretty quiet street in downtown Bellevue so free parking was easy whether it's on the street or in a nearby garage.

We stopped by last week and we were very impressed! They provide Thai food and fine dining style in an affordable price! Katie was amazing! She's super entertaining and well managed on our order. She helped us pick good items and we love it!This place is near our hotel in Bellevue and they have parking underneath the building as wellHighly recommend

Thai fusion restaurant and bar near the Bellevue library, near the northern edge of downtown Bellevue. Mid-size space, with the bar on the back wall. Modern decor. The restaurant validates parking in the garage in the same building. They have a good sized cocktail menu. Tried two of them and they both had nice presentation, and on the fruity side. If you order the Old Fashioned, it comes in a glass dome with rosemary-scented smoke inside which was interesting. We tried a bunch of the appetizers. The fried chicken wings, calamari and fries were decent. Also ate one of the veggie wraps, which had something that had a rubbery texture inside amongst other ingredients. It wasn't bad. For mains I got the lamb chops. The plate had 3 pieces of lamb chops, with some carrot, broccolini and grilled eggplant. The lamb chops were soft and had good seasoning. Portions are okay. Overall had a good dinner. It was a work function so I didn't have to pay for it. Menu prices are a higher than the average Thai restaurant, but this place is a little more upscale.

I ordered last Wednesday the wonton soup, they show in the picture that's a an orange soup. I received a clear broth soup. I called and they told me I should have selected "house broth" if I wanted the orange one. I order today again, the wonton soup, and I made sure I selected "house broth", but I received a clear broth soup again. I called them and they told me if I wanted the soup in the picture I should write on the notes a different name. They can't deliver it again, and they expected me to pay another time delivery. Very disappointed