Thai Tom

Really delicious food. The Thai Fried rice is so good. The house Salad is amazing for just $2. Eggplant ginger had a good taste as well. The tofu here is pretty good. I didn't like the seating though. It has an open kitchen which is good to see but with a lot of fried cooking the smoke was a bother at times. I'll try to get a table closer to the door the next time but I'd definitely come here again many times. The staff was friendly and inviting which is always nice. It's a cash only place so be mindful of that. There's a chase bank/ATM at the end of the block. Again, the food was fantastic. Easy 5 stars.

Great food! Been coming here for many years and the food has always been consistent. The fried rice and phad Thai were cooked perfectly, not too soggy and not too firm. Flavors balanced well spicy, sweet, salty. Currently only accepting cash. Street parking only and depending on what time of day it might be tough to find a spot.

This place is great. My new favorite wing spot in town. Not the best I've ever had but still darn good. The wings have a decent breading and are still crispy. Not over cooked or undercooked. The inside is cool and updated. I like that there are different levels and I was sitting in the upper area. Very clean for a chicken joint. We really enjoyed the food and overall experience. The workers were so nice. We ordered their lunch specials. Wings please. Yes we got em. We got the combo that comes with 2 sauces each. I like their choices. Can't wait to come back for more wings. Maybe I'll try something else on the menu.

The best Thai food in Seattle. I usually ordered take out. It was my first time dine in for lunch today. I had their pad see yew again. Thought I have leftover but I managed to finish the whole plate. Highly recommend this place!

Small place, can't have large group inside the restaurant. Food is always excellent . We sat at the bar and watched all the actions. We always ordered our dishes with their freahly fried tofu, highly recommended. We ordered the mango sticky rice for dessert. I think they used champagne mango but it was very good and it reminds me the one I ate in Bangkok, Thailand. Last note, there are quite a few homeless hangout here and we were yelled at by a mentally ill homeless once, so we never came here for dinner as we worry about public safety. Really wish they open another location elsewhere .

Tried this place for the first time and it was really good! Nice cozy place. I got the green curry, which was delicious. Pretty fun to see the food being cooked right in front of you. My friend also got the Thai tea which was excellent. Take note this place is cash-only. Definitely worth a visit.

It is always a pleasure to visit this gem. It has been more than 10 years since last time we came. They renewed a few things here and there but the authentic vibe persist. No so kid friendly but more a laid back atmosphere to hang out with friends. Menu is simple and to the point and less than a handful seatinga plus the bar where you can eat and watch the cooking which is super fast. Now you can see the master chef visiting tables and making sure everything is running smoothly, unlike other times where the kitchen relied only on him, and now he can relax and enjoy his legacy. Only cash, no parking.

Great pad Thai with affordable price! The flavor is pretty authentic, not too sweet with strong flavor of soy sauce and tamarind flavor. The fried tofu is also pretty good and came with a big portion. The peanut sauce is the highlight of the dish, which fits perfectly for the fried tofu. I am not a big fan for the Thai coffee though as it is too sweet for me, but it is how it is for Thai coffee A recommended Thai restaurant if you visit the U district!

Wow! What amazing food! Located in a little area popular with Asian food, Thai Tom stands out! The place is small so if you have a larger group than 2 people, I recommend ordering takeout. Very friendly staff and they know how to cook Thai food right.Recommended dishesTofu Pad Thai, Panang Curry

We both ordered the drunken noodles and spring rolls. My spice level was 3 and I ordered chicken. My only complaint was the chicken was dry. The flavors were good with a good mix of vegetables. The springs rolls were $7.50. I think we got 7 pieces, smaller but tasty. They were filled with rice vermicelli. Only bottled water for a $1. The seating area was surprisingly small. I wish beef was an option.