Thai-U-Up

The food was flavorful and delicious! We got Pad Thai with chicken and fried rice. We also got pot stickers and rice with chicken. All dishes were flavored just right and they tasted good still the next day. A well balanced flavor of sweet and salty and sour all in one place. The crispy chicken was finger sticky good. I could not stop eating and wish we had more!A bit disappointed that the kitchen staff in the Truck were not wearing masks but otherwise the check out guy was.Would still come back. Food was hot and perfect.

I like their pad thai. (The only other pad thai places I like in seattle are bai tong and bangrak market and this place is almost as good.) I had it for a few times now and it is tasty and the portion is generous.Sorry, I didn't get to take photos as I started eating as soon as I got the food.

Just got my order ten min ago two pad Thais and volcanic chicken... what absolute trashhhh. Pad Thai is pure slop no vegetable, or eggs. Ordered 4/5 spice can't taste any heat at all. Also pad Thai came with rice and the hard part of a cabbage??? The volcano chicken is hard and tastes like a day old Panda Express. My three entrees were 70$ and went straight into the trashhhh. This place needs to be shut down, hope they are embarrassed making food like this......

You can't go wrong with Thai u up Thai food. Crispy garlic chicken or a beef panang curry.. yum! Really delicious!

Fantastic! I am from Atlanta and try to find this food truck when ever I travel to Seattle.

Amazing food, portions, and prices. I usually get the pad thai and pineapple fried rice. There is a serious problem with their ordering process though. If you order through Uber eats, an automated algorithm will tell you after 10 minutes or so that it's ready to pick up. The food truck is not the one who says it's ready. This will cause issues of the 5-10 cars clogging the poor gas station's parking lot because everyone shows up thinking their food is ready and ends up waiting 30 minutes for it to actually be ready. The worst part of that is when the man is staffing the truck. He's quite rude and a terrible communicator. The lady who works there is much friendlier and will at least apologize if there's an issue like that.

I used to be a bigger fan of this place, but the price has gone up, the quality has gone down, and the portion sizes are so small. Their yellow curry is disappointing, and doesn't taste like any curry I've ever had (and I've had a lot). It's really lemony as opposed to having a rich depth of flavor like normal yellow curry, and it has tomatoes in it, which just doesn't work. The Pad Thai is decent, and the crispy garlic chicken is okay. It used to be a lot better but its clear that quality is no longer their priority.

Great tasting Thai food from a popular food truck with a funny name. I've definitely been roped in and would come again to this food truck during my lunch break. The food truck location changes everyday. I came by as a part of my Eastlake Escapade (see Other section for description of what this is). FoodI got the crispy garlic chicken that they are best known for, according to the guy at the window. The chicken was nice and crispy in the outside and very juicy on the inside. There was never a dry bit of meat. The outside glaze is sweet, and not excessively fishy since they use a shrimp paste house sauce. It's over a thin bed of lettuce but it's nowhere close to being like a side of salad. Best eat the food while it's still hot!AtmosphereFood truck so you eat wherever you want. The parking lot at 1201 Eastlake Ave is very safe and there is plenty of room to quickly pull in and order food. PricingPrices for the portion were decent given the increase in cost of food, gas, and inflatio. The value for food is good. There's a $0.50 charge for ALL card purchases.Service Excellent service. The man helping me at the window was very nice. I got there when there was no line and had my food within 3 minutes. OtherTrucks are tucked away at the back of the parking lot so make sure to look for it!!My Eastlake Escapade refers to my food adventures that I go on during my lunch break since I work in the area. One of the common spots I go to is the Adaptive & Bloodworks parking lot at 1551 Eastlake OR 1201 Eastlake parking lot where they host a daily rotating food truck.

Bland. Not spicy. Why is there rice?I ordered chicken Phad Thai, spicy level 4 out of 5. Waited 15 minutes. Food was hot and well cooked but very bland and not spicy at all. Also, why would they serve sticky rice with a dish that is almost entirely rice noodles? That's not normal and I think they're just filling space in the box. I regret tipping. I was able to eat the food but I won't be ordering there again.

Went to SLU night Market and saw there was no line at Thai U Up, should have been an indicator that food would have been sub par. Ordered a chicken pad thai, probably the worst thing I've had at a food truck...no veggies and no eggs, the most plain pad thai. What's worst was that food came out Room temperature. Not sure how this food truck is in business.