Chabaa Thai Cuisine

I eat here occasionally for lunch when I am working in the area. I usually get the drunken udon noodles (I realize udon are Japanese style noodles, but who's counting). Last time I had the green curry. The staff is friendly, the food is delicious and the price is right. Open late is a plus. Great place for a quick Thai meal in the Union Square area.

We love this place for a late night meal. Place is tiny, but service is quick even when it’s packed. We had the Tom yum, som tum, pork panang, pad Thai, and chicken cashew nut. Everything was good. Tom yum was sweeter than we are used to - wish it were spicier. Gotta love an ice cold beer Singh! We’ll be back for sure. If only for the chicken cashew!

Perfectly adequate... Some of the better Laotian / Thai food I've had in SF, especially if you are out after midnight. I had the tofu and string beans in chilli sauce. It was good, but not fantastic. The people working here were eating the same food, so they at least know how the dishes *should* taste.

I always love a good Thai place! This cosy eating place was easy to locate and it just so happened that I managed to find parking along the street right outside the place. The staff was friendly, and pure authentic Thai! I was not expecting anything less of their food. After a quick prompt order taking, the food was served hot and warm! Amazing quality matched with decent food prices! Would definitely return for their amazing dishes such as the green curry and their classic pad Thai! This place also opens till late, so its great if you need a late night eating place especially around the area! It's also located in a good district with nice bars and drinking places you can hit up after your meal! Would highly recommend this place! However not for big groups though and I'm sure it's pretty tough to find parking spaces during the busy meal times of the day!

I Love heading to Chaabaa when I arrive in San Francisco. The casual, cosy and energetic atmosphere helps me shake the long haul flight. There is always a great mix of locals and tourists. I have been eating the Pad Ma Kuer with brown rice for years. My absolute favourite. Tonight I spiced things up with the ginger tea :)

A tiny, humble eating place right across the street from the A.C.T Theater. We ordered Goy See Mee (pictured), with egg noodles, and this meal was tasty and filling. We also tried the tea with coconut milk, which tasted good but was very sweet. The service was fast, the eatery open late, and the decor modest, almost industrial. If you only care about getting tasty food, you will not be disappointed.