Thai and Taps is a solid Thai spot in Snohomish. They have online ordering, parking isn't too bad,…read moreand I've never had any complaints about their food. I've been to T&T maybe 4-5 times since it opened a couple years ago. I've dined in and picked up take-out. Both experiences were great. The service was fast and efficient -- no frills, taking orders/filling drinks/etc. The inside is very bright and nice on a sunny day and they have some covered, outdoor seating on their patio. I think when the weather is bad, they don't have people out there, though. I usually get American-popular-dishes... like Crispy Garlic Chicken and Phad Thai, and it's always been great. Like most places, they let you order most stuff on a spicy-scale from 1 to 5 stars (where 5 stars is the spiciest). I've had their version of 5-stars and it's not over-the-top or anything... just a normal, American-friendly Thai place. The food is always super hot and fresh, though -- and they pack it well (in styrofoam and a plastic bag), so it stays nice and hot until I get home or wherever I'm going. So... appreciate that, even though it's a bit eco-unfriendly. Parking is usually pretty good on Ave A. where they're located. There's a weird, Bank of America ATM kiosk thing next door that is a convenient spot to temporarily park when there's nothing else available. They also usually have at least one "15 min parking" spot nearby for curbside/take-out purposes, so thats super nice and always convenient. I've been here during lunch and dinner and never had a problem getting parking nearby -- maybe it's a quieter street or something. Online ordering is through the "Smile Dining" platform. Their menu is accurate, there's lots of places to put customizations, and I've never had an issue with an order being missed or late or something. So... A+ there. Overall... I really couldn't ask for anything more than Thai and Taps. Actually, one thing I've never explored is the "Taps" part of their name - i'm not certain they have a large, craft beer menu or anything. I could be wrong... but if you're looking for that, you might be disappointed.

In short Really solid Thai place delivering the goods on…read morelots of favorites. Awesome patio setting, quick and friendly service. And yes they do have a solid list of taps. In long I've driven past this place dozens of times without even noticing it--their sign is small and kind of faint, and it's an old house. Blends into the background a little, though it turns out to have excellent word of mouth now that I know about it. I came in for a late lunch and got a table immediately. There are half a dozen tables inside, about the same outside. The covered patio is very comfortable and on a perfect sunny summer day there aren't many better settings. The menu is about 100 items or so--apps, salads, a few soups, lots of noodle dishes and entrees. I checked out the Bangkok Spices, which is listed as a spicy dish. They offer five stars of spiciness, which turned to make me wipe my nose maybe once, but definitely wasn't overwhelming. The dish was just great, though: Fresh veg, nice moist white chicken, tasty fresh soft rice. The kitchen is a quiet storm of non-stop banter in Thai, but the menu (and spice levels) are very Americanized. Snohomish is a very caucasian place, so this makes some sense. The server seemed like a local, just the loveliest, sweetest kid. Very attentive and always working. I didn't order a beer but they have maybe 8 taps, focused on hoppy stuff and crisp lagers from good breweries. Good choices for a menu like this for sure. I'd come back here any time, very happily. But I do need to say there are Thai places closer to home and a few of them are a little more ambitious in the kitchen.

This broth is very good. Very deep flavor. You can tell they take their time and do it right. I…read morewish they gave a bit more noodle for the amount of broth and size. Can't really complain though.

I tried Vietnamese coffee for the first time here and it was phenomenal. The lady who made it was…read moreso kind, imbecile service. It wasn't very expensive ruthrt, I will definitely be returning the next time I need a caffeine boost! I recommend the food as

Went here for dinner on a Tuesday around 7 pm and got seated without much wait, which was great…read more One of the best things about this place is that they offer a full vegan menu, which is definitely a big plus. We started with the pumpkin tempura. It was crispy on the outside, with a naturally sweet pumpkin inside. It was really delicious. It came with a dipping sauce, though the portion felt quite small. The side of lettuce and a chunk of purple cabbage felt a bit odd presentation wise, but once we wrapped everything together and dipped it, it tasted great. For my main, I ordered the vegan herb tofu salad with medium spice. It was mostly fried tofu tossed in a herb dressing with mint, tamarind, and cilantro. The flavor was a mix of sweet, spicy, and tangy. It honestly reminded me a bit of pani puri. That said, the sweetness was a bit overpowering and made the dish slightly sticky. If they toned that down, it would be perfect. We also tried the vegan 17th curry fried rice, which was good. The curry flavor was subtle. My toddler absolutely loved it. Overall, I would recommend this place, especially for vegans. The food was good, with the only downside being that some dishes leaned a bit too sweet for my taste. The service was okay, not exceptional, but not bad either. I had visited this place about three years ago on a busy Friday night and had a pretty poor service experience, so I wanted to give it another shot on a weekday. The food has improved, and the service was decent this time around.

Yum yum yum!! Wasn't super busy for a Saturday around lunch time. They have a plenty of menu…read moreoptions including a board with daily specials, plenty of seating, and good service! The option sizes were also perfect and food was absolutely delicious and filling! I will 100% be back here with more friends. Highly recommend!

Very good pho. Solid brother and solid amounts of meat/noodles for the money. There are better…read morebroths out there but for a pho spot in Snohomish I fee that it is better than many in king county.

My family and I found this place in Yelp. We happened to be nearby. It's a hole in the wall. It had…read morefairly good ratings. There were 8 of us. As soon as we sat down and went to order, we were told that the only thing we can order is pho. One person wanted banh mi and she said she wasn't serving that. So we ordered soup. We wanted to add the fresh spring roll. Server said sure but that would come last. She never even served it to us. We ordered the brisket and steak pho. It came with like 5 pieces of meat for a medium. It wasn't even good. She served the water after we got all our pho and it was 6 glasses (there's 8 of us). When we asked for hot water, she gave half a cup of hot water and was pouting about it. It was apparent that she was overwhelmed as she was the only server and cook. We were surprised that she served the other table of 3 bahn mis though. We will never come back to this place. By the way, she didn't even give us spoons. When we asked her for spoons, she took them from another table where there were people sitting. Out of 8 spoons, 3 of them were dirty so much so that they were unusable. Horrible service and less than mediocre pho.

Food is going downhill. I usually drive out of my way (from Marysville where we have Thai food)…read morebecause it's my favorite. My last two times ordering have been really bad. We usually order garlic pepper chicken, or cashew chicken, pad see ew, and Mongolian beef. (Yes, I realize that some of these are not Thai but they still make them delicious). The last two times that I've ordered the pad see ew, the tofu that I like it with has been overcooked to the point of rubber, as have the noodles, and the sauce is now too sweet. The Mongolian beef has been also more like rubber. I

Got some to go, restaurant was dead, got fresh tofu rolls to go. Salad was wilting and turning…read morebrown. So was a dud for the girl. Peanut sauce was great through.

As a new black man in mill creek I've visited a few businesses that were openly hostile, rude, and…read moredismissive solely based on skin tone. I almost renamed the area bigot creek! I expected the same when ordering from noppakao Thai restaurant so I ordered for pick up. When I arrived I was greeted with respect and a smile that all should expect from any business. The food was hot and excellent with a great portion of food that exceeded my expectations for the price I paid. Again the food was on point and I have to remain disciplined every time I drive past the restaurant.

Foods great, though not a lot of people here, the service is nice, the time here was great and calm.read more

Allergy knowledge and happy to accommodate! They…read moreaccommodate our celiac allergy wheat allergy along with dairy and egg. They used to cook in the Microsoft cafeteria and understand. Their phad thai, curry and soups are better than any around!!!! So yummy

While the staff I interacted with was super nice and friendly, the food is subpar. The price is…read moregood for mediocre Thai dishes. I ordered their pumpkin curry, chicken satay, and pad thai. These are the usual dishes I would order when trying out a new Thai restaurant to see how well they're cooked. Pumpkin curry was okay but definitely watered down. Chicken satay was good but a bit dry. Pad Thai was the worst version I've had...too sweet and too saucy. Unfortunately I don't think I would recommend or come back to this spot.

I really don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. It is solid with good portion…read moresizes.

This place has been on my to-go list for a while. Finally went here for Father's Day and we found…read morestreet parking quite easily. We had a reservation and were sat immediately. We ordered the pork bao sliders, Mongolian beef, drunken chicken, pad see ew and garlic noodles. Pork bao sliders were good. Wish I had a tad bit more hoisin sauce on it. I share the same sentiment as others on here that the Mongolian beef was definitely on the sweeter side but it was still pretty good in its own right. I wouldn't consider it Mongolian beef though. Drunken chicken was good. Pad see ew was not what I would consider pad see ew either. It resembled chow funn, but less oily and more sweet. Definitely not your typical pad see ew you get from authentic Thai restaurants. Garlic noodles was good. The service was fast and we got our food fast. Portion sizes were pretty large. Overall the food had more of an American Chinese vibe.