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Pop Pop Thai Street Food
Thai Restaurant$$$$
Haller Lake, Seattle
"braised pork leg with mustard greens."(5 Tips)
"... stir fry, and the Khao Soi and all of it was so so so good!"(2 Tips)
"Thai Style Hainanese Chicken"(4 Tips)
"Check out the green papaya salad with option for salted crab."(2 Tips)
18 Tips and reviewsFilter:
- braised pork leg
- khao soi
- casual
- Thai food
- stir fry
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Kuo-yu LiangDecember 26, 2016I've lived in Seattle for 10 years and disappointed with most Thai restaurant that serve the same old over sweet Pad Thai or bland yellow curry. This place: braised pork leg is superb.
DJ A.S.I.A.September 27, 2018You gotta try the Khao Soi! I've never seen it on any other Thai restaurant menus. It's very rich in flavor. Red curry, egg noodles, chicken drumsticks taste so harmonious together.
- minniemonAugust 8, 2016brilliantly pink noodle soup known as yen ta fo (here called Red Sea Noodle Soup) along with braised pork leg with mustard greens. specials: fish curry served with twirls of rice vermicelli noodles.
Jeff BowlinJune 29, 2016Braised red pork leg is delicious with the sweetness of hong shao rou. The Thai take on Hainanese poached chicken rice is very good. Check out the green papaya salad with option for salted crab.- Eric WuJuly 25, 2019Wow, the food here blew me away. I followed the tips on the braised pork leg, the holy basil stir fry, and the Khao Soi and all of it was so so so good!
Jane AlvarezOctober 6, 2014Our go to dish! Gotta try the Hainanese chicken. Everything we've tried has been really delicious!
Yitao WangDecember 4, 2016Don't miss the Khao Sui on their special menu on the blackboard. It's the BEST Khao Sui in town!!!
Chris S.August 11, 2016I'm totally burned out on Americanized Thai food. My favorite street-Thai food restaurant closed a couple of months ago & I've been jonezing for some authentic Thai. This place fit the bill.
Candy ChanApril 7, 2016I tried the Hainanese chicken rice. Chicken tasted like boiled chicken and rice wasn't infused with the flavor of the chicken broth. Staff is friendly and the presentation of the dish isn't too bad.
Dry chicken noodles has solid flavor. Ask for the fish balls. And papaya salad original that style is super solid.- Ekkapong T.September 16, 2014I'm a native Thai and I must say all dishes I ordered are very authentic! Try this: Braised Pork Leg (10/10), Grilled Chicken (10/10), Thai Style Hainanese Chicken (8/10), Grilled Pork Skewers (9/10)
Grilled chicken takes 15 minutes to prepare, but it is ridiculously good.
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- Mon–Fri
- 11:00 AM–9:00 PM
- Sat
- Noon–9:00 PM
- Sun
- Noon–8:00 PM
(206) 695-2858
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"The green sauce with the fresh rolls is to die for! It’s a family secret recipe and it’s amazing!!"
Sarah
"This place is my favorite Thai place in Seattle. The staff is so nice and their menu is absolutely delicious. I especially love their See Eiw - please stop on by check then out!! 5/5"
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