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Anajak Thai

3.7 (1.2k reviews)
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Closed 4:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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Outdoor seating
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Papaya salad
Nicole S.

Finally surprised my husband with dinner here for Father's Day. I've been a huge fan for years, and he's been dying to go ever since President Obama visited last year. The food was amazing as usual. We ordered the Riesling, soft shell crab, papaya salad, fried chicken, drunken noodles with shrimp, and the crab fried rice which my husband absolutely loved. A huge shoutout to our waitress, Pam, and the sommelier; they were both fantastic. The ambiance was just as fabulous as I remembered, and sitting by the window with that city view and the music playing was perfect. Anajak Thai definitely has a new fan, but there is one thing that needs fixing. I booked this reservation weeks in advance, but when we arrived right at opening, there was already a line. Instead of prioritizing those of us with reservations, the hostess just started talking to walk-ins first. When I asked about our booking, she was honestly pretty rude. They really need to separate the line for walk-ins and the "VIP" line for those of us who put in the effort to book ahead. It left a bit of a bitter taste, especially since we're committed regulars. Other than that, we loved it and we'll be back!

Grilled Branzino
Nadia B.

Been on my bookmarks for a while. We got seated right on our reservation time. Our waiter, Jasmine, was super nice. We ordered Crudo Kanpachi, Fried Chicken, Grilled Branzino, Crab Fried Rice, Padseew, & Mango Sticky Rice. Everything was great. The padseew is at the bottom, imo, not worth for the price. Save the sauce from the Crudo, it's great on everything. We were seated in the main dining room, which is loud. But the other areas seem to be ok. Overall, great experience.

Pad gaprao beef and fried egg rice
Jill L.

Note to the servers before I get into my review of the food and ambience of the spot: Please ask the customer if they are done before throwing trash in their food and taking it away! I ordered the scallops with chili jam and had finished my scallops but was keeping the sauce to eat with my rice. I told 2 staff-members who were coming to take my plate away that I was keeping it for the sauce. However, before I could react, my server dumped a used towelette in the plate of sauce then took it away. I understand there is a desire for efficiency but there is also room for consideration when one is out to enjoy an expensive meal. That scallop dish alone was $31, you bet I am going to want to eat the sauce too. Moving on to the food and vibes: The restaurant packs their tables in like sardines. It is hard to move around servers and other patrons when getting to your seat. However, the liveliness and clamor of conversation was quite lovely! Bay scallops with chili jam 8/10 - a bunch of tasty small scallops with a deliciously flavorful thai basil and chili jam. Definitely order it with rice so you can spoon the sauce over it. On its own, the dish is not filling enough. Pineapple glazed pork ribs 9/10 - perfectly cooked and marinated pork ribs. I loved this dish. I only wish there had been more! It was also a small amount. Pad Gaprao Beef and Fried Egg Rice 10/10 - perfect amount of food, amazing flavors and spices, perfectly fried egg. Highly recommend this dish.

Aya K.

Sad to say it doesn't live up to the hype. The best dish was the Peruvian Scallops, which were super fresh and tasty but everything else fell flat. Kratong Tong: the blue fin itself was fantastic but the pastry cup and the flavoring with the peas and corn overwhelmed the quality fish. The dish as a whole falls flat Southern Thai Fried Chicken: Nothing special. I was surprised that the chicken itself didn't have a Thai flavoring to it. The chicken was cooked great but the dish didn't stand out. The sauces were good, but nothing spectacular. Dungeness Fried Rice: okay flavoring, nothing to write home about. They tell you that the sauce it comes with is quite salty and a little goes a long way, and wow it's like tasting the sea. The sauce adds a nice flavor to it, but you put one tiny drop too much and it's borderline inedible. Dessert: the Thai coffee ice cream was very light on the coffee flavor, which is super disappointing.

Shrimp tostada with coconut curry
Ania N.

Anajak Thai on Ventura is one of those places that's literally always busy, and after finally trying it I get why. There's valet parking in the back plus metered parking along Ventura Blvd, but definitely expect it to be packed. We went on a Tuesday for their TTT (Thai Taco Tuesday) and honestly the tacos were one of the highlights. We got the carnitas tacos which come 2 per order on mini tortillas, but they're packed with filling. The flavors were sooo good..very Thai and Mexican fusion in the best way. Tender meat, cilantro, fresh toppings, and somehow everything worked perfectly together. We also got the shrimp coconut curry tostada which was essentially one crispy tostada topped with shrimp and sauce. SO good. That sauce alone was delicious and I'd definitely recommend trying it. Another standout was the Kauai prawns..4 prawns cooked in this spicy/sweet/savory sauce that was honestly incredible. Absolute favorite and would 100% order again. The drunken noodles were also sooo good and flavorful. The only thing that underwhelmed us a little was their famous Southern Thai fried chicken. Maybe our expectations were too high because it's one of their popular dishes, but it honestly just tasted like regular fried chicken. Not bad at all, just nothing super special to us. It came with crispy rice and dipping sauce on the side. I also really wanted to try the mango sticky rice, but apparently only the chef's mom makes it and if she's not there they don't have it so sadly we missed out. Overall though, we really enjoyed the experience. One thing I thought was cool was the open kitchen..you can see everyone cooking, talking, and having a good time while preparing the food, which added a fun energy to the whole place.

Kiki K.

Obsessed with the crudo's chili lime sauce! The perfect punch of flavor blending sweet, spicy, and tangy in a rich, refreshing taste! Their fried chicken was probably the juiciest I've ever had--literally glistening and driipping in juice. The batter was so light and crispy, paired so well with the extra sauce from the crudo as our server has reco'd! The pad see ew was solid and made well, not as impactful as the other. The Massaman Curry Braised beef was really good as well, rich and cozy with tender soft beef (could be a tad less sweet). Then for dessert, we got their Thai coffee ice cream bar with fish sauce caramel! So fun and executed amazingly blending sweet and savory flavors for a perfect balance. Special shout to their somms and their crazy long wine list! We got Stein 'Blauscheifer' which was a bright & crisp, dry riesling that "transport you to Germany" as our Somm described haha

panang curry w/ side order of sticky rice
Sydney B.

Just okay. Tried this place to see what the hype was about & Chase card had a dining offer. We arrived on time for our reservation on a Friday night & were seated in under 10 minutes. The kratong tong appetizer stood out the most, but would not be enough to get me to return. Maybe we ordered the wrong things but the other dishes were definitely not justified by their price tag (panang curry, massaman braised beef, Peruvian scallops). Papaya salad was also extremely spicy so would not recommend if you are sensitive to spice. I typically enjoy mild spice. Nice bathroom available & street parking was manageable (& free on a Friday night).

bbq pork collar
Lyn N.

My husband and I were lucky enough to snag reservations at Anajak. We didn't realize how difficult it would be to get a table, but we wanted to take advantage of our dining credit and finally experience it for ourselves. Before going, we read through the reviews and had some hesitation since opinions were pretty mixed. We went in with no expectations, and honestly, we ended up having a great experience. We were seated near the open kitchen, which was a fun bonus because we got to watch all the action behind the scenes. We started with a bottle of their Riesling, a collaboration with a German winery. It was light, refreshing, and the perfect pairing for the meal. Here's what we ordered: Kampachi Sashimi -- 10/10 One of our favorites of the night. The sauce paired beautifully with the fish, and we loved it so much that we asked to keep the extra sauce to dip with the other proteins. Pineapple Pork Ribs -- 10/10 Absolutely incredible. The ribs were juicy, tender, and packed with flavor. Not chewy at all -- just perfectly cooked. Southern Fried Chicken -- 8/10 I was skeptical at first, but the chicken was cooked perfectly and seasoned really well. It didn't even need the extra sauces because the flavor stood on its own. BBQ Pork Collar -- 9/10 The seasoning and cooking were spot on. I personally love fatty cuts of meat, but my husband isn't a fan, so there were a few pieces he wouldn't eat. If you enjoy richer cuts, this one is worth ordering. Spicy Drunken Noodles with Shrimp -- 7/10 Good, but not the standout dish for us. I've had better versions at lower price points. Nothing was wrong with it, but it didn't feel especially unique and the portion was on the smaller side. Spicy Fried Rice -- 5/10 This was probably our least favorite dish. The portion was small, and the flavor wasn't as bold as we expected. It's something we'd probably skip next time since you can find similar dishes elsewhere for less. Mango Sticky Rice -- 10/10 One of the best mango sticky rice desserts we've had. The portion was very small, but the mango was incredible and the sticky rice was made by a mom, which made it feel extra authentic and special. Overall, the service was excellent. Everyone was attentive, friendly, and made the experience even better. Despite the mixed reviews we saw beforehand, we really enjoyed our visit and would definitely recommend giving Anajak a try!

Striped Bass Fish Tacos
Edward S.

Anajak's next generation keeps leading the restaurant to new heights. They have leveled up with a newly renovated space, a tasting menu, and the extremely popular Thai Taco Tuesday. If you can score a reservation for ttt, you will be rewarded with some imaginative creations. Fried Soft Shell Crab: The small Maryland crab has a light crispy batter and the soft shell provides a nice snap. Dunk it in the excellent Pad Pet sauce, a sweet and sour mix of red curry and lime leaves. Striped Bass Fish Tacos: The flaky slab of bass slaps with its firm and juicy flesh and crispy edges. The red cabbage is fresh and crunchy and the blue tortillas are thick. The green chili lime is sweet and tangy, yet the great fish flavor still shines through. Laab Tots: This northeastern Thai minced pork dish has been fashioned into meatballs. The herbs and lemongrass add wonderful texture and flavor. Like a plate of meatballs in a red sauce, the jaew sauce perfectly complements the tots. In fact, this is the best sauce of the night with its roasted tomatoes, shallots, garlic, and chilies. Southern Thai Fried Chicken: The plate contains crispy and juicy pieces from half a chicken. The sweet dipping sauce gives a good contrast to the savory and tender meat. The sticky rice is firm and chewy with crispy fried shallots. Actually, without all the sauce, the skin is nicely seasoned with turmeric and other spices. Dungeness Crab Fried Rice: Dungeness crab and fried rice is always a crowd pleaser. The sweetness of the crab, scrambled eggs, and firm rice are all you need. Mango Sticky Rice: The mango is cut into perfectly even slices. The sweet and juicy fruit always satisfies when accompanied by warm, smooth sticky rice and sweet and salty coconut milk. Reservations: You need to book your reservation a week in advance. You also need to make a reservation for TTT since it is no longer walk in. Parking: There's metered street parking in front.

Pad Siew
Katherine P.

I was quite disappointed. There was so much hype and talk about this restaurant that maybe I expected way too much. We sat outside where they had tons of tables probably to help accommodate a popularity of this restaurant. The food was just OK in my opinion. The presentation was beautiful, but the flavors are special and the portion size was really small. Service was friendly but very slow to fill up our waters unfortunately it was especially hot that day

Jim G.

We finally made here after all these years! We sat on the patio/side of the restaurant. Nothing special but it was a nice night, they had music, and they tried to spruce up the table with white linens. So not as bad as it sounded when booking. The southern Thai fried chicken was probably my favorite although the papaya salad was also good and usually I don't love that dish, even when in Thailand. I would slip the Noodles Supreme, it was a good dish but I enjoy more bold flavors and spice. Wine only, which is fine, but be ready to pay a premium. Would I be back, probably not, but glad I tried it after all these years.

Panang Curry
Belen P.

I was excited to try Anajak Thai as I had frequently heard and seen how popular it is due to its unique menu items and quality ingredients. We were lucky enough to secure a reservation for a Friday evening just a couple of days prior-- checking in and being seated for our reservation was very smooth and the service from the staff was friendly and attentive throughout our dining experience! I especially appreciated how our server went through the menu with us as first timers at Anajak! Also, I was a little worried about being seated outdoors due to the chilly weather, but I can confirm that there are plenty of outdoor heaters set up throughout their outdoor space that I honestly forgot it was even cold outside to begin with! As for the menu items, I really appreciated the uniqueness of the platters-- for example, the Grilled Cabbage with chutney was something I had never seen or tried before and was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed it! My favorite dish had to be Panang Curry and the Laab Moo, which I would recommend to anyone who likes a little kick of spice in their dishes! Again, overall you can distinguish the quality of the ingredients in all of the dishes and I think it is worth dining here not only to get a taste of the distinguished menu, but also for the excellent customer service and the trendy ambiance!

Massaman curry
Hannah L.

This place is hype... and falls short of expectations. Was able to make a reservation 2 weeks in advance, for a 8:30 seating on a Thursday (they close at 11 despite what google/yelp indicates). We were told by the hostess that they were running 10 minutes late, and that our table was getting set up. We ended up having to wait 20-25 minutes. Food was quality, but lackluster in flavor profile depth, with the exception of key features. - Radish & Cucumber Salad, ginger scallion dressing ($17): refreshing, good palette cleanser. i really liked the crispy garlic(?) bits and the dressing they used! - Grilled Cabbage, garlic chutney ($28): unique, crunchy, cooked through cabbage, with a fair amount of flavorful garlic chutney. simple, yet I'm glad I tried it! - Grilled Branzino, nam jim seafood ($59): citrusy, tasty seafood sauce to complement a deboned, moist, lightly crisped fish. i can confidently recommend this, though i wish the fish absorbed the sauce more - Southern Thai Fried chicken ($39): i liked how crispy the thick batter was, but this was just fried chicken with thai chili sauce and plum sauce on the side. it was alright. - Massaman Braised Beef, Japanese sweet potato ($47): very tender and sizable chunks of beef, a peanutty, coconutty curry. japanese sweet potato is always good. altogether, it was missing an oompth.. maybe spice? - Live Maine Lobster, pong gari curry ($95): curry was mild, and while lobster was cooked nicely, the flavor fell flat. would not get again - Spicy Drunken Noodles, chicken ($24): the noodles had a nice chew, moist chicken, but overall sad looking presention, and was basic. - Anajak x August Ice Cream Bar, thai coffee/dark chocolate/peanuts ($14): waiter told us there was fish sauce caramel to provide that saltiness - it's like a flavor reminiscent of sea salt coffee caramel. nice flavors, but meh By the the time for dessert, they were out of mango sticky rice (~10pmish) which we were looking forward to ); As someone that LOVES Thai food, this wasn't it. Despite the unique dishes, the price point and the wow factor in most dishes weren't there for me (and for my friends) Service was friendly and relatively quick though at the beginning, it took a bit for us to be acknowledged. Ambiance was intimate and simple. All of us gave this place a 6/10.

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Ask the Community - Anajak Thai

Is the outdoor seating dog friendly?

Yes, I have seen diners w/ their dog there.

Do they accept walk-ins or is it reservations only?

They are largely reservation only. You may get lucky and they have any opening the same day but you have to stop by and see and it's generally rare.

What's the corkage fee?

No corkage. Don't let wine brought in

What options do they have for GLUTEN FREE?

You will be very happy with the options

Do reservations still open up on Resy at midnight?

Yes

When do their reservations open?

Midnight.

Website mentions delivery via Postmates but it is ALWAYS closed. Do you offer delivery?

No take out.

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4.6
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Bannarot is quick and very professional! The food his is authentic Thai food and so delicious…read more I am happy to recommend spicy basil fried rice and chow mein Five stars Thai restaurant!

I rarely give a mark this low to any restaurant, but Thai On Ventura worked very hard to earn this…read morescore. We ordered food to be delivered and each item was a major disappointment. Shrimp Spring Rolls consisted of a large handful of lettuce, an erstwhile shred of carrot or two, and perhaps one solitary shrimp, sliced into pieces and buried deep within the greens -- all wrapped in the usual rice paper and served with peanut sauce that was serviceable but far from anything truly tasty. The rolls themselves were pretty much flavorless and unpleasant. Dumplings (offered on a BOGO deal) were clearly of the packaged variety, served 1/2 steamed, the others fried. Again, very little flavor; served with a thicker, sweeter teriyaki style sauce rather than the vinegary dumpling sauce one expects. Chicken Pad Thai was the worst of the lot. Just dry chicken and the rice noodles, bland and pretty terrible. None of the other usual ingredients, and zero flavor. I don't know if the holiday weekend led to the D-Team working the kitchen, or if this is actually the best they can do. Whichever the case, we have no plans to give this another try.

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Make sure you order online on weekends, because this place is packed. I found this place when i was…read morespecifically looking for kai jiew (thai omelette? scrambled eggs?). I love the crispy edges of kai jiew, really can't get enough of it. This place has two kinds though: thai omelette (which looks like a common omelette but with ground meat inside and a brown sauce), and scrambled eggs (which looks like the 'thai omelette' that i've known from other thai places). Kai jiew / kai jeaw / khai jiao / kai jiaw (scrambled eggs) -- if you like those fluffy, crispy fried eggs that are mostly called thai omelette at other places, this is the one you want. They're not as crispy, but still fluffy and full of flavor. They're a bit pricey though, which i find a little weird since this is normally one of the cheapest dishes at most thai places. Thai omelette -- this egg dish is one i've only seen at this place. It's more like egg foo young than the thai omelette that i know. Still flavorful though. Crab fried rice -- one of the best! It might not be as full of crab aroma, but this is the only place where i found a balance in fried rice as both an entree and a side dish. Usually fried rice is either flavorful enough to be an entree, or slightly bland and best as a side. But Khun Dang's is the perfect middle ground: flavorful enough as an entree, but not so strong that it overpowers your main dish if you decide to eat it as a side. Chicken fried wonton -- nicely crispy, such a joy to bite into! Thai ice tea -- not bad, pretty okay. Not too sweet, and not the "packaged mix" kind. Thai ice coffee -- strong, reminds me of vietnamese coffee (in all the good ways). Service was warm and friendly. Got my order in half an hour, which is pretty good considering they were packed for sunday lunch. The place is nice for hanging out and chatting when it's not packed, but even when it is, the tables aren't arranged too tightly. The price point is a bit on the pricey side, but the quality and portions reflect it.

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4.3
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2.9 mi
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Family-owned & operated
Outdoor seating

Worthy of a Michelin! Exceptional!…read more To say that this was one of the best experiences in thai food for a well traveled man like me, would not be an exaggeration! The duck curry is dense and intense with Japanese yam, a combination I've never seen before (order the curry medium spicey+). the chicken satay appetizer is double the size of what you're used to, & done to perfection. Shrimp pineapple fried rice made the perfect sweet and spicy dish. The pad se ew was done to perfection.... and we topped it all off with an Ube brulee (not exactly brulé'd but silky smooth experience all the same). Haven't taken such a long 2 hour nap on a Sunday afternoon in decades.

I had to go to a meeting nearby and needed to hit my macros. I have a friend who lives nearby and…read moreswore up and down that Rustic Spoon is somewhere I should check out. I finally made it, and well, no surprise, I am a fan. Parking Located on the corner of Magnolia and Whitsett Ave. There is plenty of street parking. But if your feeling a bit bold, there is a closed Rite Aid across the street that has a bunch of parking. Ambiance: For starters, this there is something about the decor, very classy yet casual somewhere you can have a quiet lunch and enjoy the day. I felt at home here and at ease. The staff were great on checking up on me every now and then and made sure I was well taken of. Food: There is a lot to talk about here. The name, for all accounts did not scream Thai Food, yet, I haven't had better Thai food and the area. I stopped in for lunch and they had a such a good Lunch selection and affordable ($20) that also includes a drink. I ordered the BBQ (due to macro restrictions) paired with a small salad and rice. Level with me, BBQ chicken is something I order really to test the waters and I can honestly say, one of the better BBQ chickens I have had. Though this review doesn't do Rustic Spoon much justice, I would highly recommend swinging by. I will, I would love to try some more traditional flavors such as the different curries and soups. Looking forward to the follow up!

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