King Of Thai Noodle

The food was fantastic, quality food, big size portions & very authentic. They're open late which is perfect for a very late dinner or a night out with friends. I was surprised how affordable their prices are too. We had Thai Iced Tea (sweet milky cold tea), Chicken Satay Skewers to start, Sliced Duck & Rice, Seafood Flat Rice Noodle stir fry - everything was tasty & teriffic.

They have delicious Thai food! I ordered Green and Yellow curry and Thai iced tea. I enjoyed curries so much and iced tea was good too! They have some small side dishes(?) on the table and I had pickled spicy pepper, it was spicy but so delicious😂 I couldn’t stop eating lol. I loved friendly people there too. I want to go back :)

The dishes are huge that you might to share two main dishes with three person. We had the papaya salad which was tasty and not spicy if you asked for this. The Pad Thai and Pad See ew was really good. (I’m mean for a Thai restaurant outside of Asia and pretty far away) the shrimp was perfectly cooked and the food was fast served.

The service is fast and friendly and the food is delicious. I lived in Hawaii for over 50 years and enjoyed the wide variety of excellent Asian eateries. My first 4 years in California left me disappointed in reasonably priced Thai food. This place delivers on price and authentic delicious flavors. So happy I gave it a try.

Good pad thai in a convenient location for nearby hotels in downtown. I was visiting SF for a work conference (from Seattle) and the pad thai was comparable to the good spots in Seattle. Prices significantly more expensive compared to home, but I guess the prices here are standard for SF. Casual atmosphere and plain interior. Food I got the chicken pad Thai with mild spiciness. Overall I really liked the pad thai and the portions that came out. Lots of pieces of chicken and fried tofu in it as well. I really don’t like how some places pad thais are very wet and dripping in sauce, but the noodles here were not anything like that and still had plenty of flavors. Atmosphere Casual and nothing fancy about the restaurant. No frills. The tables are a little close to each other but I didn’t feel like I was crowded at my table. Pricing I’m not used to SF pricing for food, but $18.50 for a pad Thai seems like a lot compared to Seattle prices. Service Service was good. Staff took my order almost immediately after I took my seat and food came out quickly. Other I don’t think there’s any parking around. Within walking distance from tons of hotels in downtown SF.

We wanted hearty Thai food after a day of travel to San Francisco and decided to walk here. My partner wanted boat noodle soup but we weren't seeing it on the menu anywhere nearby. She ended going with the Yen Ta Fo with flat rice noodles recommended by the server. There was lots of seafood in the bowl. The red bean sauce broth was slightly sweet. I went with the chicken kao ga prow and added two eggs on top. The egg was pricey at $3 each, but made the dish. I asked for extra spicy but it was pretty mild - the flavor was great tho. Service was friendly and straightforward and everything came out quick despite the place being super busy. We had a great experience here on arrival to the city.