Thai On 1

A bit expensive, but food is pretty decent!I was craving some Thai food and decided to order a to-go order online when I came across this place. As it was close by, I decided to give it a try. I ordered the chicken pad Thai at a medium spice level, and my order was ready pretty quick.If you're like me and enjoy a nice kick of chili without it getting too overbearing, medium will be perfect. From the first bite, I was able to taste a combination of flavors - the spice, the sauce, and the veggies as well. The chicken was juicy and tender, and the noodles were easy to wrap with a fork. The portion size was pretty generous as well, and I had leftovers for the next day.Was it worth $20+? Probably not, but if you're in the area and want a quick, reliable Thai fix, I'd definitely recommend Thai on One.

Chicken wings ($15) - nice standard chicken wings, not notableAvocado curry ($18) - quite tasty although less viscous (very liquid) not as satisfying aftertaste on the palateAmbience - 7/10Quality - 7/10Service - 4/10 -- messed up price on receipt and took quite a while correcting itValue - 7/10Overall - 6/10

Was excited to eat some thai food final night of recent getaway to Seattle. This did not hit the mark unfortunately. Ordered pad thai, pad ka prao (ground chicken), fried spring rolls and sweet sticky rice for dessert. The pad ka prao was decent. Still out of three times ordered this trip, this was the least notable. The negatives were the remainder of the dishes. The pad thai was quite sweet and tasted more similar to a frozen dinner pad thai than more authentic pad thai. The spring rolls were major disappointment. These are store bought frozen spring rolls that are most common when ordering from americanzied Chinese restaurant. Even though this is only an app, still is a bit upsetting to pay close to 10 dollars for an appetizer of this quality. Most of the time thai restaurants will house make apps (especially fried spring rolls) and the fact they didn't serves (in hindsight) the lack of quality of other dishes (such as main entrees). They were out of two different dishes that we tried to order initially as well. My wife ate two bites and set hers aside. Spent 75 dollars after tip (as service was good) on two dishes, app and dessert. Extremely overpriced both for quantity and quality. We went to another restaurant afterward for small plates to salvage final night of our vacation. In conclusion, I do not understand how this place survives in a competitive southeastern asian food market such as Seattle. This would not even be above average for Indianapolis which is a solid notch below seattle in authenticity and quality of thai cuisine as a whole. I do not like leaving negative reviews as I want local businesses to thrive as this is people's livelihoods. However, when there are obvious corners cut and discrepancies between what consumer is sold and the quality expectation, then I feel necessary to warn patrons before they spend money. Hope that this place puts more efforts into crafting their product as in long run will pay off as could definitely be much improved!

Decided to check this spot out for brunch after hearing about their tower drinks and ended up having such a fun time! We got the lychee lemonade tower which wasn't strong alcohol-wise but was still delicious. The food was pretty standard Thai fare and I really enjoyed the drunken noodles. We also tried the chicken satay and crab rangoons which were fine. This is a good option if you're in the area and craving Thai food but I wouldn't go out of my way for it.The best part of the meal was the staff who were super nice and seemed genuinely excited to have us there. Our waiter was friendly and happily answered all our questions about the menu.It's mostly paid street parking in this area and you'll likely have to hunt a while for a spot.

Food - everything was very tasty! The portion sizes were also generous and there were a lot of good options on the happy hour menu. The cocktails were excellent as well. Service - the service was outstanding! Very attentive and made great suggestions. Also very kind and personable staff. Everything came out pretty quickly too. Ambiance - it's a cute little place. Very bright and fun decor. A cool spot for some drinks with friends or for a small group meal.

Super nice and welcoming staff during a non busy time. Attentive service and excellent food. We got pad Thai, pineapple fried rice and a cashew chicken lunch dish. Great prices in this economy and a very clean and cute place. Thai iced coffee was delish and perfectly sweet.

Had a wonderful lunch at Thai On 1 today. I had spent the morning walking the waterfront and then up to the Olympic Sculpture garden and was super hungry. Looking at what was around, this place popped up and was open all day until 9. They have lunch specials until 3, as well-SOLD! Really nice space that's bright and sunny. I also needed to charge my phone and asked for a table near an outlet, which they were happy to accommodate.I got the tofu basil lunch special which came with the tofu and veggies, along with a small spring roll, a side of pad Thai and brown rice. It was a nice variety of a little bit of everything. Excellent food and portions were just right. It definitely fueled me for the rest of the day's adventures in Seattle.

Came here around 2:30pm on a Sunday. Only two other table. Papaya salad - very tasty and refreshing (5/5)Satay Chicken - curry flavored chicken with a peanut sauce. Eat it with the peanut sauce or it might be a bit dry for some people. It also comes with a small amount of pickled vegetables and it's sooo good. (4/5 but the pickled vegetables is 5/5)Basil fried rice with beef - This was okay. I think it would have been better if we got it spicy. It was missing something while we were eating it and I think it's the spice. We couldn't get any spice since our 2 year old don't eat spice yet :/Overall I would recommend this place if you're craving thai food and your around the area. It did take a bit long for food to come out even when it was a bit slow.Service: very friendly staff :)

Food was okay. Serving wise was too small and the plate was too small. You cant even put the rice and the dishes together. I thought their happy hour was included the dishes with rice but its only happy hour was their drinks and appetizers. It says LUNCH SPECIAL. Read before u dine. service was fast. Ambiance was clean.

The crack chicken is an absolute banger and I'll probably order that every time from now on. Previously ordered a pineapple fried rice and pad see-ew. The fried rice was ok, could've had more flavor. The pad see-ew was good, and made for great leftovers.