Ekamai Thai

Oh my freak’n word! Get the Khao Soi. The curry is to die for and I would drink it as a soup any day. This is a quaint and small local Thai restaurant but that doesn’t take way from the food. We also had the egg rolls, and the Bamee Moo, and the Garlic Egg Noodles with tiger prawns. The curry was the best my far. There was one waiter working his tail off but you should take your time and enjoy the atmosphere. Parking is limited.

Everything was super fresh and delicious. I ordered take out and everything was packed well as to not spill and it was super fast. I got the chicken fried rice and green curry dumplings and both were incredible! I also asked for some extra spice on the fried rice and they added the perfect amount. Great serving sizes too. I’ll definitely be back!

We ordered food for my Dad's birthday. It was a big order. Everything we ordered was fantastic. Everyone loved the food. They supplied everything we needed and there was more than enough food to feed everyone. They were very friendly. And helpful. We will definitely be ordering from here again. Side note. We have some gluten free people and there were plenty of options for us to choose from.

Very good! Came in with a friend for dinner. I had the massaman curry with Steamed tofu, and she the river beef plate. The beef wasn't great. Very chewy, unfortunately. :-/ But my curry was fantastic, so maybe stick to the classics 😅. Service was a little slow, but they may have been down a person. I'm unsure. Either way, go for the curry. Recommended!

I love Thai Food and I am often experimenting with what's around. First time in, I tried the drunken noodles from the lunch menu. It was fantastic! I noticed that they have (REAL) crab fried rice on their menu which is rare and got it TOGO the very next day. Hands down one of the best Crab Fried Rice I have ever had. Everything about it was perfect - softness of the rice, flavor, the egg, the crab meat and the presentation! Kiruthika, the waitress offers a very warm service!

We ate here for dinner and started with the cream cheese wontons which were delicious! I also ordered a Thai tea which I loved :) my husband and I then ordered & split the cashew nut wok and the pineapple curry. We didn’t love the cashew meal. We finished it but it wasn’t our favorite. And pineapple curry was def worth ordering again though! Especially with the basil in there. We loved the whole meal. Will definitely be back!

I’ve tried the Pad See Ew here and I loved it. I find that it’s harder to find a Thai restaurant that does Pad See Ew really well but Ekamai did a great job. The sauce was rich in flavor, the beef was cooked well, and the greens were still crunchy in the best way possible. I also had the chicken and fried rice and I was a little underwhelmed with this dish. It didn’t feel as authentic as far as Thai food goes and there were huge chunks/slices of onion throughout the dish and I didn’t love that. The spring rolls we had as an appetizer were average, nothing to scream or brag about. The service was good and for a Friday night, we didn’t have to wait.

One of the best drunken noodles in the valley! The menu is amazing. There was so many options for vegetarians and vegans. Spicy is from a 1-5, I had a 3 and was sweating (I eat a lot of hot food). They do to go orders and it seems to be very popular. There is parking in the back and alongside the road. Two entrances, one up front and one in back. The wait staff was on top of everything, super friendly, and not pushy at all. I will be back!