Tup Tim Thai

This is one of the best Thai places in the city if you're okay with no frills. During the pandemic, this has become a take out spot for me. The portions are huge and full of fresh vegetables and protein option. The owner is nice and will occasionally like to engage you in harmless humor. The place seems to have a lot of regulars. Not very expensive either. If you visit this area often, I would suggest checking them out at least once!

We came in as a party of 5 for dinner. Pros: Food was good and tasty, portion is personal size, service was quick and the place has decent ambience. Cons: The server was "kidding" a lot when we were ordering, for the price the portion was kinda small, there was an implicit 20% charge applied on the total bill. I feel the place can improve a few things on customer service and get better!!

The lady on the phone was really nice. The flavors are awesome, I am just disappointed in the food v.s. price ratio. I ordered the fresh rolls and it came with a side of plain hoison sauce instead of the peanut sauce. Then to have to pay EXTRA for rice. Then its around $17 for the smallest portion of curry, as well as I ordered beef and got chicken.

This is one of my favorite restaurants in seattle. All the dishes are delicious and the staff is incredibly friendly. I always feel like I am part of the family when I go there. One of the best dishes in my oppinion is the spicy crispy chicken. I'm not sure it's on the menu anymore, but it's definately worth the detour.

Best Thai in Seattle. One thing that keeps me coming back, is their consistency with heat. If I order two stars or three stars, I'm confident it will be the same the next time I order two or three stars--which has ruined visits elsewhere. Another thing is the great food, and friendly staff. Everything is high-quality, consistently. Thank you Tup Tim Thai!

Tup Tim Thai hits the sweet (...and spicy) spot for a great fast casual dining option. While the dishes may not be culinary works of art, the food definitely hits the spot when you're suddenly craving eastern yums. The service is fast, and I found the staff friendly enough to make my experience enjoyable (which is all I really care about with this type of restaurant). The avocado green curry is thick and delicious and hits happy medium of spiciness and flavor at level 4 spice (I do have Asian spice tolerance genes though). The vegetarian fried rice is a great take out option when you want to sit on your couch eating some deeply satisfying greasy food while watching sitcoms as it rains outside. The crispy spring rolls are ok.

Been coming here for over 10 years, love this place it never disappoints me and is very affordable, sometimes we even get free fried bananas. It's definitely a family owned business and the more you come the more you'll feel like family, to say that I can just ask for the usual. Anyways give this place a shot it might look a little old but it's great.

Very authentic Thai food! The 2 star here tastes like 4 in other places, so make sure go mellow here :) Nonetheless, the dishes are delicious! Although the mussels they serve don't have to come all the way from New Zealand(?) since PNW has plenty of them IMO. Even the "most American" dish, fried chicken, tastes with a great lemongrass note, surprisingly good. Boss here knows how to read you heart and is very funny! I was served warm water to my liking without asking, how special if you consider all the icy water in deep winter culture in the US.