Whenever I'm going to an event on Queen Anne, it's a natural to have dinner at Tup Tim Thai. While the atmosphere is nothing special, the service...
by susie f.   More

Whenever I'm going to an event on Queen Anne, it's a natural to have dinner at Tup Tim Thai. While the atmosphere is nothing special, the service is friendly, and the crispy golden shrimp, panang beef curry, pad see ew and chili pepper friend rice are delicious.
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I was very excited that there was a highly rated Thai place a few blocks from my new residence (according to Citysearch). However, after three very...
by HAN O. More

I was very excited that there was a highly rated Thai place a few blocks from my new residence (according to Citysearch). However, after three very disappointing tries, I cannot bring myself to go there again. The appetizers we had were greasy, bland, and served with the same plum sauce from a jar. The fundamental Phad Thai was overcooked and underseasoned (with a strange flavor, I might add). The Phad See-ew stirred some hope in me with good flavor but still overcooked noodles. The third and final visit, we got takeout during a slooooow weeknight, so no excuses. My fiance ended up pouring the Tom Young Goong (his all-time favorite) into the toilet. The pineapple fried rice was bland and a waste of money (to think that a Thai restaurant in *Cleveland* beat them at fried rice). I couldn't remember if I ordered chicken with oyster sauce or garlic chicken since the "sauce" was merely a brown salty soup with no recognizable trace of garlic *or* oyster sauce. And the fresh veggie rolls were filled with luscious.......noodles and iceberg lettuce. Oh yeah, they stuck a sliver of cucumber in there too. No matter how hard I tried to see what all the praise was about, I couldn't see any gustatory reason for eating there. At least the service was excellent.
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