Thai Star

Very delicious food. I had the wide noodles (also called drunken noodles) with tofu. They were so delicious! I would suggest adding just a little more basil. The spices were just perfect. I highly recommend this place. The staff is also very friendly and all the meat is halal. Clean and fresh food! It is so hard to find a Thai restaurant that serves halal. Next time we come to Seattle we will definitely come here again.

Was surprised to see this popped up as halal when I searched for Thai food in the area. But it didn’t show up when I specifically typed in halal, which was weird.

We had the Tom Kha (mine, and it is one of the few Tom Kha that tasted good here in the US), Red Curry, Basil Fried Rice and Masamman. All were great! Spice level 3 (1 to 5) is just nice for us. Great value for money too.

They had a few items that we ordered that were not in stock though.

I really enjoyed the pad Thai, I have and will be going back. On the pricier end, but you also have to take into account their location. Only thing I’d have to complain about would be that they go a little light on the chicken.

EDIT:
I had to drop it a star due to my last experience. The food is actually fairly expensive, and I wouldn’t say worth it’s price tag. The last time I ordered it was fairly bland, low in spice, even though I asked for a 5. It wasn’t bad, but nothing I’d rub my belly for. Also, very stingy with the chicken. Don’t know if I’ll be going back.

Can you say halal Thai food?! Yes! They make really amazing pad see ew and pad ke mao. Love that smoky and savory flavor! The pot stickers are great too. Tom yum soup can use a update though. It was very plain.

Super delicious food. Not like other restaurants who add too much oil. Perfect amount of salt. Our food came out rather quickly. Will be returning here when I am in town again.