Manao is a casual Thai spot in Capitol Hill that has some classic dishes, but also things like pork belly nuggets. They also have a great patio.

Soi is an Isan Thai restaurant in Capitol Hill with excellent food and interesting cocktails.

Pestle Rock is a casual Thai spot in Ballard serving stuff you won’t find anywhere else in town. Come when you want something other than pad Thai.

Bai Tong in Redmond is our favorite place for Thai classics on the Eastside.

We like Pinto Bistro for showing us that Thai and sushi go together. We really like it because it’s a great takeout/casual dinner option in Cap Hill.

Kin Len Thai Night Bites is a Thai restaurant in Fremont you should check out, but only for the khao soi.

Bangrak Market is a Thai restaurant in Belltown that specializes in street food.

Wann Yen is a little Thai restaurant in the University District that serves excellent khao mun gai and milk teas.

Amazing Thai is a great Thai restaurant in the University District.

Thai Tom is a cash-only Thai restaurant in the University District that serves great noodles.

Kin Dee is a great Thai restaurant on Capitol Hill.

Morfire is a great Thai restaurant on Capitol Hill that specializes in hot pots.

Buddha Bruddah is a fast-casual spot in Beacon Hill with great Hawaiian plate lunches and Thai food.

Huong Duong is a standby for Vietnamese and Thai food in a Rainier Valley strip mall.

Noi Thai Cuisine is a fancy, palatial Downtown spot for spring rolls, satay, and fried rice served in hollowed-out pineapples.

Djan’s is a Wallingford Thai restaurant in a retrofitted bi-level house with great noodles and solid group dinner potential.