As far as authentic and good Thai street food gets this spot is one of the best. No you're not getting the prices of Thailand but nobody expects that. You are getting very good khao soi, khao man gai, and some other more authentic street foods you don't typically see at a spot that only does pad Thai and pad see ew. Take a peek in; the seating can be sparse at times but otherwise it's well worth it! read more

I needed a yummy noodle soup and E-Jae was recommended. They did not disappoint!! The food was absolutely phenomenal! The flavor was way more than I could've imagined. I got my soup level 4 and could've gone to 5, but was being cautious. I love that I could add cups of their sauces and spices to go. I rode all the way back to my hotel on a scooter with their food all wrapped up and it was still hot and absolute perfection! The Thai tea was a yummy treat and the spring rolls were still so crisp and yummy even once back at the hotel which was a 20 minute scooter trip. read more

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Great food with street food options you don't find in most popular thai restaurants. The place is small with a casual feel, so during busy times seating can be challenging. And I've had first gen Thai friends in shock at the price of something like congee. :D read more

Solid (and very popular) Thai spot in ID. Counter service but they bring the food to you. The seating is somewhat cramped since it's a fairly small space, so you may find yourself sharing a table when it's crowded. The kao mun gai was very good flavor-wise (savory, gingery, and scallion-forward), but I felt like the food could have come out warmer. The broth served alongside was lukewarm, which was a bit disappointing. Portion size was about average for the price these days. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Kao mun gai ( Chicken rice ) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I tried the most delicious warm bowl of congee that was perfect for warming up on a cold Seattle day. It had a sprinkle of crumbled dried pork on top that blended in nicely with the warm congee. If you haven't tried congee before I'd describe it as an oatmeal or grit consistency with a nice broth like taste that makes it seem like breakfast soup. 10/10 recommend read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I rarely write reviews and much less do I give 5 stars, however I feel that this was necessary. I absolutely loved this place! I am gluten free because I have celiac disease, it is so incredibly challenging to find good places that have gluten free options. This place had so many great gluten free options and the staff was so friendly and accommodating. I am from California so I was nervous coming to a different state, but so far I have had great experiences. This place is one of my favorites so far. I 100% recommend! read more

This visit would technically be my second time coming here but my first time writing a review for this tasty place. I came here on a Monday night around 6pm and given it's close to NYE almost all seats - except for window seats - were filled. The inside feels very modern with bright lights and a colorful but minimal scheme with the walls. The menu also includes rice and noodle dishes, along with fried appetizers, salad and desserts and drinks. You order your food up at the counter and you get a number after you pay. My food - the khao mun gai - took some time to come out but that didn't affect my experience here since I wasn't on any time crunch. It was also very tasty while also feeling like a home-cooked dish. The Thai Hainanese chicken and garlic rice went well together, as did the soup hat came with the dish. Presentation was also one of my favorites here. Everything else - water, napkins - were self-serve. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Khao mun gai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I haven't had Thai food like this since I was in Thailand. It's so yummy authentic and unassuming. The food is so fresh. There is a similar rice roll dish in Vietnamese cuisine but I think it's much better here than anywhere I've eaten. as Amazing service to match. What a gem read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

A gem in the Chinatown district and not your typical Thai restaurant. You order up at the counter first (Highly recommend getting their best seller Pak Mor Yuan and their Chicken Rice dish Khao Mun Gai) Kiddos loved the chicken rice. You snag a table and wait with your number stand, until they bring over your order. You grab your own water and bring your dishes to the dumping station but the staff tries their best to go over and clean up as well. Service and hospitality from the staff is wonderful and the owner is like a ray of sunshine, full of smiles and genuinely cares about your experience. She even customized one of the delicious noodle order I had when I was inquiring about it. The place isn't very big, probably 7-8 small tables and some bar counter seating. Street parking and just located behind Uwajimaya. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

best thai in seattle. great prices, portions and QUICK service. Our whole table was SILENT because we couldn't stop eating! 10/10 recommend. Forgot to get a picture of the fried chicken panang, but wow was that the best fried chicken i've ever had! service was so kind. seating was easy. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Khao Soi Chaing Mai - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My third time here and wow... They managed to impress me every time I visited so far! Please see the dishes I got to try. All were amazing. And the service has always been awesome since the openjng. The venue is clean and their food safety rating is still "Excellent" (according to OSHA). Places like this are what keep the International District/Chinatown alive. Highly recommended and I would add that this place may be worthwhile to visit even if it is a bit out of your way. read more

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Good lunch at E-Jae Pak Mor in the Chinatown/international District of Seattle. We had the Pad See Ew, the Super Tender beef Stew with fried shrimp, Sum Tum Set with Fried Pork Belly, and the mango Sticky rice. Every dish was flavorful and filling. Good sized portions. The staff was busy but nice. My little one was asleep so we took left overs home and they made me a special side of the sauce to go with the beef stew so we could make sure she got the full flavor I'd definitely go back. read more

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I've heard that this is known for street eats so my expectations were high. The interior is a vibe and food is decent. They forgot my egg roll with my curry so I was bummed out about that. It could be that mangos are not in season, but the mango sticky rice wasn't as sweet as I would expect. If there is a next time, I'll try other dishes to see if I was just unlucky ordering these... read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Mango sticky rice - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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So creative, fresh, and delicious! This is one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle. I've been here since they opened, and their menu is always changing as they refine their dishes and grow. The owner is also really nice. Everything here is tasty, but my favorite is their signature dish, Pak Mor Yuan, which is very similar to bánh cuốn. I saw a reel of them making it fresh and it is no wonder that it is so tasty. I also like Guay Tiew Lohd, which uses similar rice noodles/paper. read more

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This place has been on our list for awhile and the food was very tasty! Different than our usual go to thai dishes, and it made the experience even better. Service was friendly! We ordered at the counter first, got a number and then found a seat. The ambiance is really colorful and lively feeling! Food: + 2 pc pak mor yuan - very tasty and made a great appetizer! + Can't remember the name because it was on their specials board but it a tom yum sauce noodle dish and it was also really good! + Panang curry with pork and rice. Curry was very flavorful + Mango sticky rice (small size) - the perfect way to end the meal! Overall, really enjoyed our meal at this spot and would come back again! read more

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So yummy!! Wanted a quick bite after a Hawks game. We were starving and ordered a lot so we could have leftovers. It's a small space. Order at the counter, take a number and a table, and they bring out the food. You tip at the end, which I appreciate. Service was great and prompt. Really yummy pad Thai, and Kao Soi. Hard to find a good Kao Soi in Seattle, but they nailed it! I hope to be back! read more

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Came here for a late lunch and I honestly could not decide what to eat. I stumbled up this small Thai street food restaurant and it had great ratings on Google. DO NOT SKIP OUT ON THIS RESTAURANT! The owner is so sweet and patient. I am pretty indecisive when it comes to having too many options... and she helped me create a special combo for $20 because I wanted to try everything. And it was delish! I had this spicy ground pork noodle soup (medium heat) with their special rice roll dumplings and fried chicken. It was amazing. The food came out so fresh and so flavorful. The soup had a spicy and sour taste, and felt so warm to the belly. Everything was good. I highly recommend trying this place because I def want to come back when I am in downtown. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Special combo that the owner created for me - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We were hoping to find a great place to eat in Chinatown while visiting, it is difficult to choose given the amount of options there are. This place had an "A" rating for cleanliness so that's a start. Not your classic hole-in-the-wall type of Chinese restaurant, this was a modernized restaurant with an American flare. You order at the counter and you're given a number and the food is brought to you. The servers were friendly. There is a pitcher of water you can fill up for yourself and serve yourself desired condiments. The portion sizes were big, we all had leftovers. My brother ordered a ramen bowl which made me wish I ordered that. It was flavorful and full of food. I ordered the Pak Mor Yuan, season pork wrapped in steamed noodles. It was pretty bland to my disappointment, and the steamed noodles gave it a weird chewy texture, but I am glad I tried something different. My mother ordered the Pak Mor Rab Rae which had the same seasoned pork mixture as mine but a bit different. read more

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I worked in Bangkok five years, love Thai food but find it difficult to get authentic Thai food in the US. It's generally on the creamy side and not as spicy as it should be. No apologies Thai is a rarity but E-Jae Pak Mor comes very close to delivering on that rare (in the US) Thai taste. I came with my family and we ordered a number of dishes but I'll only focus on two: Pak Mor Yuan tofu dumplings (steamed rice flour skin) and the Khao Soi Chiang Mai noodles (curry soup with egg noodles and crispy egg noodles). Both dishes were really superb: among the best and most authentic Thai dishes I've had in the US. The taste of the Khaoi Soi Chiang Mai noodles rivalled that of the famous Ong Tong Khao Soi noodles that I got at the Emporium Food Hall in Bangkok last year. Yes, they were that good! The Pak Mor Yuan tofu dumplings were spot on and delicious. (I did try my wife's Panang curry and I thought it was on the creamy side though.) The ambiance is busy and crowded, not surprising for a restaurant with such good and authentic Thai food. The service on the night we went was off and the owner showed her concern when she came over to speak to our table. I'm sure the service will improve. If you come here, focus on the food. It is the star of the restaurant and it is great! read more

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Amazing food and very kind and engaging staff. Portions were great - large quantity with extreme quality. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Kao N1. Khao Soi Chiang Mai Amazing food and very friendly staff. Would recommend to anyone - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The staff were incredibly friendly and made fabulous recommendations! Their tum yum is unique, and big servings! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Walking around Seattle Chinatown District we came across this palace on a corner. The restaurant itself is pretty small and narrow so seats fill up fast. You order at the register and they bring it out to you. We over ordered for two people but there was just so many good looking things on the menu. We started off with the seasonal pumpkin congee. This was delicious, warm and comforting congee with pumpkin mixed it, even had some big chunks which I appreciated. On top you get a few tofu pieces as well making this dish it's own stand alone meal. Of course we had to try the highly recommended Pak Mor Yuan which are the pork dumplings in delicate rice paper skin, fresh made. These are so fragile that they would rip using chopsticks so I recommend using a spoon. We got the full platter which comes with a light soup and sausage. My favorite was the Guay Tiew Lohd with the homemade wide rice noodle. It has the perfect chew and the flavors of the dish complement it so well. Loved the sauce they gave on the side of the two rice noodle dishes. The Longan tea i ordered went well with all of these, loved the rich and sweet flavor and the abundance of longan fruits on top. read more

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Did I just find my favorite noodle spot in Seattle? I was pretty impressed by the quality and price of dishes here, and I squeezed in the opportunity to check this out on a Thursday for early dinner. Their hours are a bit hard to make unless it is the weekend, but most people tend to go here for lunch. I got the P1. Pak Mor Yuan which is their signature, and N3. Su Kho Thai (old style) noodle soup. The Pak Mor Yuan comes with 2 or 4 pieces, but since I went solo, the cashier was really nice and mindful of the amount of food I order (since I wanted to try both) and offered to just give me 1 piece for half the price of 2 pieces so that I don't feel uncomfortably full. 1 piece + the noodle soup was actually more than enough for a meal in the end. The Pak Mor Yuan is ground pork wrapped with rice noodles, which is one of the more unique dishes and one of the few places in Seattle that serve it. If you only want to try one dish, this is it. Add the dipping sauce and it is a nice snack. The Su Kho Thai was the cashier's recommendation and what I was leaning on getting, since noodles like Khao Soi are a lot more common in Thai restaurants, but I have never had a Su Kho Thai before. I liked the spicy, sweet and tangy soup, and the combination can be approximately likened to a soupy Pad Thai, with a bit more richness. There is ground pork and fish balls as toppings too. The noodles were cooked nicely al dente. Service is limited to bringing the food and bussing the table, as you self-serve water and other optional sauces. This is to be expected for a more fast-casual type of place. Overall, I highly recommend this place and is in my books for one of my favorites in Seattle! read more

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This place was amazing with delicious foods and rare items as made fresh Pak Mor. Taste was like to eat it in Thailand and the service was excellent. Order so many things and all of them were great. Easy street parking. Highly recommended!! read more

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Stopped by before the game. Service was great and the food was good. I wish there was more authentic Thai food around in general but this was not bad and reasonably priced. read more

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I think I had really high expectations for this place and it was a kind of a let down. We ordered take out so I'm not sure if the dine in experience would be different but the people are nice and the place was busy. We got the signature pak mor yuan and the ba mee noodle dish. The pak mor yuan is very similar to a vietnamese dish that I like. This version is very thin that it broke apart as you hold it so it got messy and hard to eat. The ratio of noodle to filling is a little off in my opinion. It comes with 2 sauces, a fish sauce and a green sauce. I'm not s fan of the green sauce. The ba mee noodle dish was ok, nothing really stood out. Overall the food was just ok for me. I personally think the pak mor yuan is a little pricey but each piece is big. It was a good place to try at least once. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak mor yuan - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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A great little place in the International District that we look forward to coming back to and trying again! Pum, the owner of this restaurant is so cute. We were so happy to meet her as I read about her in an article. She explained the dishes to us and encouraged us to order the papaya salad which was excellent and the perfect accompaniment to the steamed dumplings (pak mor yuan). The dumplings come with a fantastic green dipping sauce made with mint, cilantro and lime. She told us that the dumplings are made to order and so that is why they take more time to prepare and cook. My family and I agreed that it was unique, fresh and delicious and we'd love to come back and try it again and other dishes. You can get good Thai anywhere but those dumplings with the dipping sauce are unusual and really yummy. The papaya salad is refreshing and fresh, a perfect dish for these hot summer days. Well done and looking forward to visiting again! read more

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I was in Seattle area briefly for a long weekend and came across E-Jae Pak Mor as I was dying to have some sort of Asian food while I was in town (as the place I lived in..didn't have much to offer in that aspect!). I went for E-Jae Pak Mor because I happened to be very close the area and...more importantly, I am Thai..and hadn't had Pak Mor for years (wet dumpling---I have no idea how to describe this Thai dumpling properly!!). I loved that this place was affordable, offered good sized meal portion..and definitely hit the spot for me. The staff who were Thai were polite and nice. I wished we had this shop in town as I would love to stop by here again! The next time I find myself in Seattle, I will be sure to check out this place for different dishes again! Thank you again to help curb my cravings! I was very happy and satisfied! read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak Mor Youn - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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My bf and I are from LA and we LOVE Thai food and this is the best we've ever had! This spot is in the international district in Seattle and it's fairly unassuming. When we walked in we were greeted and ordered at the counter. The food is not the typical Thai food you'd expect (Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup, etc). They have a variety of salad, noodle and rice dishes along with sides, sweets and drinks. We got their Spring special which was a salad with crispy pork, rice noodles and veggies and the pak mor rab rae with an added egg. Both dishes came out fast and they were incredibly delicious. Extremely flavorful, fresh and beautifully plated. The sauces complimented everything and we were so satisfied by the end. The owners are so sweet and kind also and you can tell how much they care. Fantastic 10/10 spot in Seattle! read more

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Fantastic Thai street food. Not to be missed! My girlfriend and I were looking for a place for dinner just off the light rail, on our trek to the airport. There are some great spots at Othello Station, but they all pretty much closed by 7 (some earlier), so that was a non-starter; we'd be coming through just about 7. Turns out that E-Jae Pak Mor, just outside the International District Light Rail Station, is open until 7:30. So we went there instead. Thankfully, it ended up being an awesome place! It's cafeteria-style: order first, sit, and then they bring the food to you. Since my girlfriend wasn't there yet--she was 15 minutes behind)--I thought I'd better go ahead and order so that I could grab a table (there was only one open when I arrived at 6:45). Pum, one of the owners, obliged with a beer and held my order (unbeknownst to me) until my girlfriend arrived and after she could place her order. When she arrived, she ordered her dish, and we got an order of spring rolls for the table. Pum brought out the spring rolls first, which we could enjoy together, and then brought out both of our meals simultaneously (despite mine having been order 15+ minutes earlier!). It was a wonderful gesture, and speaks to the phenomenal customer service we received the entire time we were there. (Pum even came by to chat with us for a bit, despite the place hopping until nearly close.) I ordered the Panang Curry with chicken, and my girlfriend ordered the Rab Rae Jae (fried tofu, mushroom, vermicelli noodles, topped with a fried egg). OMG, the food was utterly fantastic! If you're looking for a placer with stellar Thai food and phenomenal customer service, you have found your place. And if you have any special circumstances you need dealt with, I guarantee Pum will listen. She was amazing! read more

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I said let. Them. Cook!!!!!! We came here for the Chinatown food walk but we were both pretty hungry and the main course options sounded really nice on a cold, rainy day. That led us to get the Khao Soi Chiang Mai, Pak Mor Yuan, and the pink drink. The Khao Soi was absolutely incredible, it was so warm, savory, and flavorful; what else could I say? It was a beautiful melting pot of coconut curry, chicken, shallots, deep-fried noodles, and many more ingredients you can taste on your palette. The Pak Mor Yuan and the pink drink that my partner got complimented what I had quite well. The owner of E-Jae Pak Mor was there and she was so kind to all of her customers! Her energy really fostered in her workers, who were working really hard to cook the best quality Thai food as possible. I also loved how the interior of the restaurant was very colorful and the table were put very close to each other as if we were eating in the streets of Thailand with the colorful stools. E-Jae Pak Mor is perfect for both young adults and families that are looking for some of the best Thai food in town! read more

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This place is absolutely delicious and I wanted to get everything on the menu!!! The owner was there and soooooo friendly. You are missing out if you're reading this and haven't ever eaten here!!! read more

Great lunch spot during the work week. Recommend the homey Thai version of hainanese chicken. Very light and healthy! Also wish I got more broth to go with the rice. (I tried a bite of my partner's pad Thai and even the table next to us felt it was too sweet. Hopefully they'll tone it down a bit.) read more

THIS PLACE IS FREAKING AMAZING!!! Considering our group ate a bunch of food over our 4 days in Seattle, this meal stood out. The owner was so lovely with her recommendations and asked for feedback; she guided us on what would be good for sharing. The food was so flavorful and we over ate because it was SO GOOD! They have a dish that is really close to banh cuon (a Vietnamese dish), but they use different sauces. Lemme tell you as a Vietnamese person that this is the best dang banh cuon I have ever had (outside of Vietnam). I live in San Jose where there is a bunch of banh cuon and E-Jae Pak Mor has the rice rolls I will dream of. We could not stop raving about this place and wish we had more time in Seattle to eat here again. We really hope this place continues to do well because I want to come back the next time I am in Seattle. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - This was sooooo delish - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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What a great spot! It's a bright, cheery, casual space. The employees are truly welcoming and friendly, and they circulate often throughout the dining space to make sure guests are satisfied and have everything they need. And the food is DELICIOUS! My guay tiew nam sai was a heaping bowlful of wonderfully fresh, crisp-tender veggies, tofu, thin rice noodles and a perfectly seasoned broth. I filled my belly, and took home enough leftovers for another satisfying meal. My sister had a luscious red curry with chicken, and ate every bite. Both meals came garnished with a fresh orchid petal. E-Jae Pak Mor pays careful attention to all the important details, and delivers a great meal experience at a very fair price. read more

Casual place for less common Thai dishes! I tried the pak mor yuan, which was tasty. The rice noodle wraps are thin and soft, so I was able to easily cut through and eat bite sized portions of the pak mor with a spoon. The fillings and the sauce go well together, providing a bit of a tangy kick. I got the 4 piece but thought the portion was still small especially for the price. It's definitely a light meal. The service is friendly and they bring the food to the table. You bus your own plate after, and I appreciated that they had clearly labeled compost and recycling as well. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pak Mor Youn - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

E-Jae Pak Mor is a delicious local Thai gem that truly stands out. Their signature component is freshly steamed rice noodles, similar to chinese rice rolls, but with a bit more translucency, thinness, and bite. If you're familar with the vietnamese Banh Cuon dish, their signature dish is very similar - thin sheets of rice noodles wrapped around a ground pork and wood ear mushroom mixture, served with fried shallots, lettuce, and fish sauce. Their version is rolled up into spheres as opposed to the viet version which are longer. I prefer their version to most Banh Cuon I've had - their fresh noodles are amazing and so soft. I came back to try their Pad Kee Mao and Pad See Ew, also made with their freshly steamed rice noodles. These really make a big difference with a great texture, but what makes it the best versions of each of these dishes I've had anywhere (including in Thailand) is the abundance of delicious sauce coating the noodle and the char achieved in the dish. I eat Pad See Eew/Pad Kee Mao maybe weekly - this is my new go to. Can't wait to try all the other dishes here. read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Pad Kee Mao (drunken noodle) - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Love the ease and excellence of this place. Order at the counter and they bring it to your table. A small list of dishes done well. An amazing add to the neighborhood for sure read more

E-Jae Pak Mor - Som Tum set - Thai Near Me - Seattle, Washington

One of my favorite restaurants in Washington. The flavors and colors are very apparent in each dish. Everything on the menu is worth ordering without regret. The service is polite and prompt. Highly recommend if you want to try some of the best food in Washington. read more

First time visiting Seattle and came across this restaurant after seeing the amazing reviews they had. And it did NOT disappoint! I had their Su Kho Thai, my partner had their Guay Tiew Lohd, and we shared a Thai Iced Tea. The Su Kho Thai was amazing! And also a huge plus for having condiments available on the table as it elevated the experience. Even without the added condiments, this place would be a 5/5 for sure. It was just that tasty. I was raving about it to my partner after we got back to Canada. The Guay Tiew Lohd was also really good and my partner really liked it. The only thing that was fine was the Thai Iced Tea. It wasn't bad or anything. I've just had better. But the other 2 items? One of the best I've had! We are definitely coming back when we visit Seattle. The service was also nice. The lady who was cooking at the back came out and we had a nice chat. I hope they get all the business as they deserve it! read more