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Tup Tim Thai

118 W Mercer St, Seattle, WA | Map it  

98119 47.624601 -122.358401

(206) 281-8833

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Neighborhoods:
Magnolia / Queen Anne, Lower Queen Anne, Magnolia - Queen Anne
Price:
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Categories:
Restaurants
Cuisine:
Thai

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Restaurant Special Features:
Lunch Spot

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Paul Sebastian

Member since Aug, 2011 View Profile
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Joined 9 months ago
5.0
August 21, 2011

Loyal Customer Loves Tup Tim Thai. My wife and I love Thai food and there are many good Thai restaurants we have visited over the years. Our favorite by far is Tup Tim Thai. We keep going back because it is sooooo good!

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jas19

Member since Jun, 2010 View Profile
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Joined 2 years ago
4.0
June 25, 2010

Great, Fresh Queen Anne Thai. I've been going to Tup Tim Thai for several years and have compared it to similar Thai restaurants on Queen Anne. Tup Tim always tastes fresh- you don't get that heavy feeling after a meal there. The spice scale is right on point and definitely make sure to have Garlic Chicken and the red curry. Perfect for take out too!

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Yinzerjagoffs

Member since Jul, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
1.0
June 27, 2009

Dissapointment strikes again.. We had Pad Thai. I can't speak for the rest of their offerings, but if you can't make an American-Thai basic like Pad Thai, get out of the business. Why was it bad? Because it tasted like the sauce was made from ketchup and sugar. Lots of sugar. Read the reviews before mine. If you have to order your food with less sugar, they can't make it properly!!!! I am paying you to know how to cook so I don't have to! My prawns tasted like the freezer. (Like when you find an old Popsicle in the back of the freezer and decide to try it and it tastes like purple dry-ice.) My wife had the veggie Pad Thai and said that they tasted very dry and old.

I was also a bit annoyed by the waitress and owner. When we ordered we declined any drinks. She asked again, "You want beer?" I told her, "no thank you". She went over to the owner and they spoke, he looked over at us. A few minuites later he came over to me to ask if we were ok. "Yes", I told him. "You want beer?" says he. "No, thank you." I replied.

It's very hot today, maybe you want beer?" "No thanks, no beer today." I again replied. "You want O'douls?" (Aaagh, Odouls...really?!) "No thanks".

I love beer, but I'll be damned if I will be bullied into buying one so you can get your sales numbers up.

After slapping the food down, we never saw our server again and when we paid and left, no one said a word to us.



Go to Wild Ginger for your Pad Thai. Much nicer place and service and I think they are even cheaper.

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kmn

Member since Jan, 2006 View Profile
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kmn
Joined 6 years ago
5.0
March 18, 2009

Fabulous Thai!. I love this Thai place. They are always consistent and reasonably priced. The hosts and servers are always very friends and make you feel very welcome.

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Paidneff

Member since Sep, 2008 View Profile
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Joined 4 years ago
5.0
September 24, 2008

Great Staff, Great Thai. I've been to a bunch of Thai places in Seattle and I would suggest this one because the food is yummy and the staff is amazing. Everytime I go there I'm greeted right away and all my needs are met after I'm seated. It is a smaller place, making it feel more cozy than others but this has never been a huge factor for me.

The Phad Thai is the best I've had so far, its actually spicy! It also come with a well textured soup, sticky rice, and a small salad mix. I would recommend this dish if you enjoy a lot of spice to your food. (but you can get it at any heat level so don't be alarmed) In all I would suggest hiting this place up for a quick lunch if your in the Queen Anne area.

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