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    New Thai Elephant

    4.4 (2k reviews)
    ModerateThai
    Open 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:30 PM
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Amy V.

    Great food, great service and shareable portions. The restaurant itself is well decorated and inviting from inside and out! My absolutely favorite was the papaya salad. All the flavors were there and thankfully, medium spice was manageable for me! I may have found my new favorite Thai spot!

    B08. Roasted Duck Noodle Soup
    Sophia C.

    Great Thai food with authentic flavors! Everything was fresh, flavorful, and delicious. Friendly service and a cozy atmosphere. Definitely would come back!

    A03. Papaya Salad
    Yikai L.

    We ordered 3 items which we all loved: papaya salad (our goto whenever we visit a Thai spot), red curry (same), roast duck fried rice (kids loved it). All are flavorful and quite affordable. We came in before 12pm on a Sunday and it's already mostly filled. Service was enough -- no phony "how's everything" interruptions lol. Bright and plenty of sunlight. Note to the owner: might wanna throw away some of those broken utensils. Detail matters :)

    C03. Pad Kee Mao Noodle
    Grace H.

    Alright Thai spot located in downtown San Mateo. Gave this spot a try because the high reviews but was disappointed. The inside has a good amount of booths and tables. My husband and I got there right when they opened and were first ones there. We started with the curry puff and the crispy chicken wing. Both were alright, probably wouldn't get the chicken wings again because it was thick with batter but enjoyed the sauce it came with. The pad kee mao was ok, not the best nor worst I've had. Flavor was a bit lacking and there was no spice. The ka na moo krob was the highlight but some of the pork belly was overcooked and hard while some were nice and tender. Wish it was more consistent. The pickled jalepenos were probably the best thing I ate. Overall, good location and pricing but thought this place was just alright. Probably wouldn't come back again. Service was just alright as well, could have been better as it wasn't busy but we had to go to the counter for the check and boxes.

    Do NOT order the A01. Spicy Seafood Salad
    Yvonne Y.

    Hubby and I needed a late dinner around 9 p.m. on Sunday and decided to head to ZhangLiang since we hadn't been there in a while. The place was packed. We joined the waitlist and were somehow number 23, even though they were closing in 30 minutes! Since we weren't about to wait around, we decided to give this Thai place another try. It had been at least two years since our last visit, and they had a table available right away. I remembered liking their Pad Thai, so that was an easy choice. Hubby ordered the seafood salad because papaya salad felt a little too predictable. Big mistake. The "seafood salad" turned out to be a plate of boiled snow fungus (雪耳) mixed with a bunch of random frozen seafood and fish balls. I would not recommend this dish under any circumstances. -100/10. The other dish was chicken with bell peppers in a very sweet sauce. We were surprised to find that it was made with ground chicken. The flavor didn't work for us at all. Maybe 1/5. The Pad Thai ended up being the best thing we ordered. It's not amazing, but it was decent and easily the highlight of the meal. Unfortunately, this visit reminded us why it's been two years since our last one. We probably won't be coming back.

    LuLu D.

    It's okay -- nothing particularly stood out, but the food was decent. What really surprised me was the price. It's actually quite affordable, especially compared with a lot of Thai restaurants these days. For the price, I'd say it's a pretty good value. But probably wont come back, there are a lot of different options in downtown San Mateo.

    Mukta D.

    We stopped here with a party of 8 on Friday evening for dinner. It was a long wait but boy was the wait worth it. The entire unanimously agreed that this restaurant has really delicious Thai food. Food 5/5: We ordered a number of items green curry, pork curry, veg pad kee mao, pork fried rice and Thai iced tea with a panda on the top (it was a showstopper and everyone was intrigued to see it - great conversation starter) We were disappointed by crispy tofu - that's a really bad dish - bland and simply not worth the calories Ambience 5/5: it looks nice. Ambiance is functional and interiors are really good for the price group $$ sign yelp restaurant category. They maintain cleanliness and hygiene Service 4/5 - service was good. People were friendly. It took a relatively long time for them to bring fried rice dishes compared to everything else and they missed to add one item during ordering. But also the restaurant was really busy and a long wait list with only 2-3 staff members, so understandable Parking was easy to find in the downtown parking garage Definitely recommend trying it

    Luna M.

    Located in San Mateo. The Pad Kee Mao is my go to and I wasn't a fan here unfortunately. I tried it with pork this time and will definitely be coming back to try the chicken next time. I wasn't given a spice option, it was very bland. Next time in person I will see if I can do a 4x spice option as I LOVE spicy pad kee mao. Thai tea is yummy they also have ice cream. The atmosphere is also really nice with plenty of seating, and they even have a fun photo op wall that adds a nice touch to the dining experience.

    A12. Crispy Chicken Wings
    Allena C.

    We have passed by many times while walking around this busy part of San Mateo, but this time we decided to give them a try since we haven't had Thai food in a while. We got here for an early dinner, so there were many free tables available, though all the booths were taken when we arrived. Modern interiors and casual vibes. ***OUR PICKS*** MANGO SALMON SALAD ~ deep fried salmon, mango, cashew nut, and onions in spicy lime dressing, served with sliced cabbage. The salmon was fishy and didn't taste fresh. The cabbage was so minimal that you could count the shreds, and it looked like pre-cut slaw from a bag?! It looked O-L-D. This was supposed to be a salad. Not much greenery on the plate. What stood out were chunks of mango and fried salmon. The only thing good was the mango. 2.5/5 CRISPY CHICKEN WINGS ~ deep fried chicken wings marinated in a house specialty sauce flavored with salt and pepper, served with sriracha sauce. The chicken was breaded and fried. I guess I wasn't prepared for that kind of chicken, and the menu didn't give a detailed description of how it was made. I prefer the chicken to be coated in flour versus a bread crumb coating. The chicken meat inside was flavorful even without a sauce. I believe the sauces I got were sweet Thai chili and a salsa. Nothing spicy. 3.5/5 ROASTED DUCK CURRY ~ Slice roast duck with pineapple, bell pepper, Thai basil, and tomato with red curry. My guy ordered this dish, and I just tried a sliver of duck. Tasted like Chinese roasted duck, and there were maybe 4 small pieces of duck. You get a bowl of rice, but this should be listed as an appetizer. 3/5 SPICY EGGPLANT WITH SHRIMP ~ sautéed shrimp with eggplant, bell pepper, basil, and Thai chili. Lots of flavor in this dish! Probably the best dish out of the 4 we had. 4/5 Maybe we ordered wrong. We didn't want the typical Thai dishes like Pad Thai or Pad See-Ew, but maybe those were the dishes they do well here.

    Red and yellow curry
    Tim H.

    3.5 stars. I think the main reasons why this average Thai restaurant has such great reviews and is always busy is because they provide an incentive for people to write reviews (free Thai tea for yelp review and free ice cream cup for Google review), they are a small sized restaurant with limited seating, and their affordable. For those reasons, always expect a wait. There's an iPad wait list and they will text you when the table is ready. They only take reservations for parties of 5 or more The food is decent taste wise. Prices are pretty good for the quality and portions. It's nice that the curry dishes come with rice. We ordered the red curry $13.75, yellow curry $13.75, pad Thai $14.75, and spicy eggplant $15.25. Everything is on the sweeter side and not very spicy despite my request for spicy. Food is not bad, but didn't quite satisfy my Thai food craving, which is not a good sign...

    Daniel L.

    Located in the heart of downtown San Mateo this Thai restaurant is colorful, well lit with natural sunlight, open space concept. Come at night to see the lights, good food and drinks! Parking is a bit hard to find but, well worth it!

    Crispy Tofu
    James W.

    Unbeatable prices for delicious Thai food. Best part is that their curries come with rice and it's not an extra fee. I think that their Roast Duck Curry is by far the best dish, but they have an extensive menu. What's also really nice is their bear-shaped ice cubes that come with their Thai Iced Tea. Service at times can be slow, but the staff are very friendly. We also enjoyed the fried bananas and ice cream, but it was more ice cream than banana as we had 4 pieces of fried banana

    D06. Roasted Duck Curry
    Violet Y.

    Came here for lunch and had a delicious meal! The appetizers were okay, the roti wasn't very fluffy and the satay was decent. But the entrees were delicious! The pad see ew with crispy pork had tons of protein and was super tasty. We ordered the roast duck curry medium spicy and it was very spicy but very yummy. Portions for everything were pretty good but would skip the roti and chicken satay next time. Came on a Sunday for a late lunch and there was still a wait, so it can be pretty busy!

    F08. Spicy Eggplant

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    Really enjoyed the yellow curry with shrimp and the pad Thai came with shrimp naturally!

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    Great food and drinks! I love the rice. Best fried tofu in California. Thai iced tea comes with a little frozen bear. So cute.

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    Ask the Community - New Thai Elephant

    Do you still offer outdoor dining?

    No outdoor seating

    How do they do with food allergies such as needing gluten-free or soy free?

    For gluten free some dishes on the menu can be gluten free upon request but I am not recommended pad see ew and pad kee mao because those dishes base on soy sauce

    I'm vegan. Is there a way to ask for fish and oyster sauce to be omitted from your dishes if requested?

    On the vegan option they didn't put fish sauce and oyster sauce

    Is this the same owner as before (King of Thai )?

    It is different.

    Does your Roti contain dairy?

    It does because condensed milk is dairy.

    Are you going to have happy hour prices for food like the previous restaurant?

    Thanks for your question. Currently, we don’t have happy hour prices like previous restaurant. We are considering to make daily special or happy hour going forward. Best regards.… 

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    Chuan Chim Thai Cuisine - Pumpkin curry with pork belly and white rice

    Chuan Chim Thai Cuisine

    4.3(444 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    Went to lunch here and ordered off their lunch special menu!…read more The food came out fairly fast! We sat at 11:50 and got the check at 12:55. The portion sizes are decent too, I finished my yellow curry and felt like I ate too much and others took their meal home for dinner! They were really easy going and quick to fill our glasses with water. Their Honey Ginger Lemonade was delicious and their Thai Tea wasn't too sweet! They also have outdoor seating and very nice decorations.

    We've been coming to Chuan Chim Thai Cuisine for several years now, for both lunch and dinner, on…read moreweekdays and weekends. The food has consistently been a level above most Thai restaurants we've tried throughout the Bay Area--and honestly, it's the reason we've been willing to make the drive to come here. The service has also always been very efficient, although I wouldn't necessarily describe it as particularly warm or friendly. Unfortunately, after several recent visits with different friends, we've noticed a recurring pattern with the service that has become difficult to overlook. For some context, today's group happened to include three people with years of experience working in high-end restaurants. We obviously didn't mention that to the staff, but it gave us a particular perspective on some very basic principles of hospitality. We completely understand that a restaurant may have a policy of not seating a party until everyone has arrived. That is perfectly reasonable when the restaurant is busy and tables are in demand. However, when the restaurant is nearly empty, with only one or two tables occupied, it seems unnecessarily rigid to make the first person in a three- or four-person party stand at the entrance and wait for the others to arrive. There's a much better hospitality opportunity here: seat the guest who has arrived, offer them a drink or perhaps an appetizer, and let them get comfortable while they wait. It creates a better guest experience and, not incidentally, gives the restaurant an opportunity to increase the check and potentially the gratuity. Instead, the guest is simply left standing at the door waiting. When the dining room is essentially empty, this comes across as unnecessarily unwelcoming. Another recurring issue is the lack of awareness of the table. Once we're seated and clearly engaged in conversation, there's no need to approach the table every few minutes asking if we're ready to order. Good service should be attentive, but it should also involve reading the room and recognizing when guests are simply enjoying their conversation and need a little more time. The same applies to clearing plates. We absolutely appreciate an efficient dining room and like having the table kept clean. But there have been several occasions recently when staff have attempted to remove a plate or bowl while there is still food remaining--even if it's just a small amount or a single piece of greens. There's a difference between keeping a table tidy and rushing guests through their meal. A little more awareness of whether someone is actually finished would make a significant difference. What makes this particularly disappointing is that these aren't isolated incidents. We've experienced the same types of service issues repeatedly over our last several visits, with different groups of friends. And that's a shame, because the food really is excellent. We've continued coming back despite the distance specifically because we think the food is that good. But at some point, excellent food isn't enough to overcome a consistently poor hospitality experience. This would have easily been a five-star review based on the food alone. Unfortunately, the recurring service issues have changed our overall experience enough that we're giving Chuan Chim Thai Cuisine three stars. It's unfortunate that after enjoying this restaurant for so many years, we've reached the point where we'll likely stop coming--not because of the food, but because of the service. We sincerely hope the restaurant takes this feedback to heart. The food deserves better hospitality, and a few relatively simple changes in how the staff reads and responds to the guests could make a tremendous difference.

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    Thonglor Thai Bistro - Chan Pad Poo, Dungeness crab with egg and Thai noodles

    Thonglor Thai Bistro

    4.2(194 reviews)
    0.1 mi
    $$

    Thonglor Thai Bistro has reached legendary status with our party. We had lunch here and ordered a…read morewide range of food: papaya salad, pad see ew, chicken satay, roasted duck curry, tom yum soup, spicy eggplant, etc. We also asked for it to be spicy, because we like spicy. The food was absolutely delicious! Fresh, flavorful, and definitely spicy. Interestingly, the papaya salad was the spiciest. We devoured everything. What really topped off our experience was the staff. The waitress noticed two members of our party struggling with the spiciness level. She alerted the chef, who came out and gave us a special, non-spicy soup. It rescued our two members and delivered the salvation they needed. When we asked what the soup was - so we could order it again - the waitress said it wasn't on the menu. It was just comfort food that she made for her kids :-D As you can imagine, this is why Thonglor has reached legendary status with us. The fact that the waitress noticed people from our party quietly struggling with spice is one thing. To bring out a custom-made dish to quell their intestinal angst is another. Wow. What fantastic service. If it was possible to give a place 6 stars, I think everyone in our party would do so. Thank you Thonglor!

    Visited for dinner on a Friday! The ambiance felt very casual and authentic with the Thai…read moretelevision program playing on the TV and overall interior decor. Food came to the table quickly. Standouts were the chicken laab and tom yum (with shrimp). The thai papaya salad was also really good. Overall everything could have been a little less salty but we didn't order rice so that could have been more on us for eating methodology. Next time, I'll probably ask for everything to be less salty if I don't plan on ordering rice. Portions were very generous as well!! I'd love to visit again to try more dishes, but this is a great go-to place to cure the thai food itch.

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    Spicy Seafood / Come with Jasmine rice

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    Sweet Basil Thai Cuisine - Seafood garlic noodle

    Sweet Basil Thai Cuisine

    3.8(1.9k reviews)
    4.0 mi
    $$

    I've been coming to Sweet Basil Thai Cuisine for years now, and it's honestly become one of those…read morecomfort spots that always delivers. Being right around the corner from my apartment makes it convenient, but the consistency in food and service is what keeps me coming back. The flavors are always vibrant, balanced, and satisfying without feeling overly heavy. Whether I'm stopping in for a casual weeknight dinner or picking up takeout after a long day, the food tastes fresh and thoughtfully prepared every time. Their curries, noodle dishes, and seafood options especially stand out. One thing that says a lot: Me and a few friends chose to have dinner here on New Year's Eve. Out of all the places we could've gone, I wanted something familiar, reliable, and genuinely good. That pretty much sums this place up. The staff has always been welcoming and attentive, and the atmosphere feels cozy without trying too hard. Foster City has some hidden gems, and this is definitely one of them.

    Been coming for years. Used to be better but quality has slipped. The food taste more bland these…read moredays. On top of that, charging 18% gratuity for a party of 4 is wild. That's in addition to their system (hand console used for CC) suggesting 18% without calling that as an optional tip in addition to the tip already built into the bill. PSA to all.

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    Chai Yo Thai Cuisine - Crispy Tofu

    Chai Yo Thai Cuisine

    4.5(116 reviews)
    1.5 mi
    $$

    A small place right in ECR. They've been on my radar for a while and I drive by this place often…read moreenough, but haven't actually stopped to come in until recently. Everything we ordered had been tasty. Prices are reasonable. They even have a whole vegetarian menu. Service was good. Friendly and not overbearing, though our wait staff kind of disappeared for stretches at a time. But not that big of a deal. I'll gladly come back and try other tasty offerings.

    Chai Yo is a very welcoming restaurant with very responsive staff. From outside the restaurant…read moreseems decrepit but the inside was spacious, clean and well lit. When we visited last night they were busy but we were quickly seated, honoring the reservations that we had. Water was on the table in seconds! The waiter took our order in minutes and the appetizer -- crispy spring roll -- was on our table a few minutes. The appetizer lived up to its name: it was hit, crispy and delicious! We ordered volcano beef, chicken pad thai and beef fried rice. The first two items, in a scale from 1 to 5, were at spicy level 3 and the last one at spicy level 2. And boy it was spicy. I cannot imagine how spicy level 5 would be!!! The food was fresh and well cooked. I am not a big fan of Thai food but my family is, so we go for Thai food every so often. I liked the fact that the staff knew which food items has MSG and which didn't making it easier to avoid it.

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    Kan Kiin Brunch & Thai Eatery - Crispy belly Benedict (A Thai twist on Eggs Benedict -- crispy Thai pork belly instead of traditional American bacon)

    Kan Kiin Brunch & Thai Eatery

    4.0(991 reviews)
    12.6 mi
    $$
    Kid friendly
    LGBTQ friendly

    4.5/5 but rounded up…read more We really enjoyed our brunch at Kan Kiin Brunch! Just a note, they do get really busy on the weekends & they have shared tables so id you're not into that, come early! We ordered the Bangkok Golden, Jok Crispy Rice Porridge, Two Eggs with Bacon & Toast, and the Fried Chicken & Waffle. The Bangkok Golden was definitely my favorite. It was really flavorful and came with a salad and rice. The portion was also pretty generous. The Jok Crispy Rice Porridge was also really good and unique. It had great flavor and was something a little different from the usual brunch dishes. The Two Eggs with Bacon & Toast was good, but nothing special. We also enjoyed the Fried Chicken & Waffle, although it took quite a bit longer to come out than the rest of our food, probably 10-15 minutes after everything else, which was a little inconvenient. Service was good overall, but a little inconsistent between our visits. The first time we came, our waiter was super nice and even brought our daughter a toddler plate and utensils without us asking. The second time, we had two toddlers with us and didn't receive those, and the service felt a little less attentive. Overall, though, the food was really good and flavorful, and we'd definitely come back to try more of the menu! It is a little on the pricier side, but everything is expensive nowadays.

    For a lot of hype in food around social media, it's hard to tell if a place genuinely hits all the…read moremarkers, but this place does exactly that! I am down for the hype! The place is decently sized in a busy Daly City area, parking can be tricky, but I guarantee it's worth the trip. The food here is super flavorsome. A great thought process when combining a popular time to eat aka brunch with asias most popular powerhouse of flavors from Thailand. They combine it so well that it's in perfect harmony. All the dishes are amazing and I recommend each other. For me that showcases the true Brunch and Thai in harmony is there steak an eggs. A classic American dish bidazzled with culinary Thai. You normally get served country potatoes or hashbrowns, but this comes with Thai fried rice. The perfect accompaniment to the oozy egg and juicy steak.

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    Kan Kiin Brunch & Thai Eatery - Sweet corn cake and fresh crab benedict (Served with Potato wedges and Thai cucumber salad with homemade  peanut sause dressing)

    Sweet corn cake and fresh crab benedict (Served with Potato wedges and Thai cucumber salad with homemade peanut sause dressing)

    Kan Kiin Brunch & Thai Eatery - Matcha buttermilk pancake ( with homemade Matcha cream)

    Matcha buttermilk pancake ( with homemade Matcha cream)

    Kan Kiin Brunch & Thai Eatery - Ultra Smoot Ube Toast ( New brunch 08/21/2026)

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    Ultra Smoot Ube Toast ( New brunch 08/21/2026)

    Isarn Garden Thai Cuisine - Goong Op Woon Sen

    Isarn Garden Thai Cuisine

    4.1(478 reviews)
    5.9 mi
    $$

    A friend recommended this place, and I'd actually had their takeout before and remembered really…read moreliking it. So I finally came with my husband and son. We ordered the shrimp pad thai, red curry beef, chicken gra pow, Kaor Moo Yang (pork jowl), garlic rice, and coconut rice. Overall, the food was very flavorful, and we enjoyed the meal. The pad thai was the standout. Great flavor and good shrimp, although the noodles were surprisingly hard. We were told that's how they're supposed to be, but personally I'd prefer them a little more cooked. Still, we happily finished the whole plate. The pork jowl was excellent on its own. I don't care for the sweet sauce on the side at all. The red curry had great flavor, but the beef was a little tough. The gra pow was tasty but saltier than I prefer. The one thing I'd skip is the coconut rice. It was so sweet and gummy that it felt more like dessert than a side dish. Plain jasmine rice next time. Thai iced tea was delicious, and the Thai iced coffee was good but very sweet. We paid about $107 before tip for three people, which feels pretty standard for the Bay Area. Service was generally friendly, although our server was a little dismissive when we mentioned the pad thai noodles. Overall it's a great meal. Will come back to try other dishes for sure!

    I enjoy cooking and eating Thai food having lived in Thailand over 10 yrs…read more Was seated immediately without reservations around 2pm on Mother's Day...due to acoustics... dining room was too noisy for comfortable conversation. Ordered 9 dishes and Thai ice tea. The standouts were the prawns in blanket, tom kha soup, green curry and mango sticky rice. Kaos Moo Yang sauce was spicy and good, but pork was not juicy & succulent. Disappointed by chicken satay and chicken fried rice -chicken was too dry and overcooked for my preference. The fried tofu was not pillowy soft inside and fried crisp outside.

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