Toi
Seattle, WA 98101
Phone: (206) 267-1017
Fax: (206) 267-1019
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03/25/2008 Posted by lecrapaudnoir
Great decor, ambiance, service, bar. But the food wasn't all that authentic. Maybe they were catering to the average Seattlite/white person who likes "Asian" rather than Asian. I was with a group of Chinese and no-one liked their entrées; especialy at the price they charged (price ≠ quality). I did like the happy hour : appitizers (chicken skewers with peanut sauce) and the drinks.
Pros: Good apitizers, drinks, happy hour
Cons: Not authentic Asian entrées
03/04/2008 Posted by whynoteatout
The bar is great, but the food here is questionable, at best. None of the waiters looked old enough to serve our drinks, and they seated us next to the VERY COLD entrance to the restaurant next to the door. I have no idea about the night scene, as it seems to constantly change, so it's hard to want to go back when you have no idea what to expect. The bathrooms are clean and nice, and I can appreciate that.
Pros: The bar
Cons: The food
12/03/2007 Posted by krescendo
I was in last week and the bartender recommended this new beer on tap called Pandan Ale. It's really really good, I haven't seen it anywhere else. Look for the Buddha tap handle.
09/17/2007 Posted by mztrezapocrypha
Wandered in mid-evening on Saturday. Seated immediately and the waitstaff were all highly attentive. There was no pressure to get our orders and food and get us out the door. They let us linger over our drinks, our appetizer and our meal. DEFINATELY try both the White Cherry Kazi and the Gingertini, not to be missed. The most tasty thai food I've had in a while in a very cozy romantic location.
Pros: service, food & drinks
Cons: parking downtown
07/08/2007 Posted by rondavis
There used to be a decent crowd of people in on Friday nights after work, lately, however, it seems that the Toi crowd has just disappeared. Unfortunately, the staff remains as hurried and impersonal as any busy bar in Belltown. The food is of great value and quality, especially during happy hour, but all things considered, and without a patio, there just seems to be no draw.
Pros: Happy hour food/values
Cons: Service
03/21/2007 Posted by dontbeafraid
Authenic recipes thanks to Max's mom ! Max owns the bar around the corner. They are not skimpy on the chicken like most places...and it didnt taste like the cheap kind either. Some places use Ketchup in their dishes and this place does not. I love the red walls and warm atmosphere and friendly staff. Good drinks. It was crowded but that makes it more fun. If it was empty I might be scared.
Pros: atmosphere, FOOD
Cons: parking I guess
11/17/2006 Posted by linda_06
I went there last Friday for a couple of drinks and stayed their for hours! It's a convenient location near my workplace and they have good deals. I went there to join my friend's Happy Hour party and even if it was really busy, the staff was still nice. My drink for the night was what they called the Mandango... it was yummy and their crab puffs w/ cream cheese are to die for! I'm going to try to go for dinner next time.
Pros: Good deals, Good drinks & Thai food
Cons: If it gets busy, it takes a minute to get what you want but it's well worth it.
05/22/2006 Posted by braema
My wife and I visited Toi for the second time Saturday evening. We were hoping to have Houdini serve us a couple of Hangar 1s with a twist of lemon and enjoy the Happy Hour appetizers. Unfortunately, Houdini wasnt there when we arrived but, since we liked the food, we came in anyway. The experience however, was horrible. The food was still good, but the manager spent the entire hour we were there complaining to friends about the staff and all of the things that she had on her 6 page list to fix. It was very uncomfortable to sit at the bar and listen to her complain about her employees. To top off her tirade, she announced to her friends that shes quitting in October to move to Hawaii and open a PF Changs. As it stands now my wife and I dont plan on returning to Toi.
Pros: Bartender
Cons: Management
02/14/2006 Posted by alexissweet
I went to Toi for the first time a few weeks ago with a few of my girlfriends for happy hour on a Thursday. The ambience was wonderful, staff beautiful and the food delicious! What was really cool too was that they had a DJ start at 7pm. I was really impressed at how down to earth and friendly everyone was from the hostess who seated us to the manager who spent time discussing our day out shopping! Make sure you try the coconut prawns and the Lychee Martini and Belltown Passion.
Pros: Friendly, Great Music, Excellent Food
02/10/2006 Posted by eastlakegirl
I go quite often for happy hour and every time I think the same thing. I absolutely love the drinks and food! Great prices for happy hour and the drinks are definitely worth going for! The service can be really slow, but the bartenders are always really nice and they make the best specialty Toi martinis! Try the Zentini! The Crackling Prawn rolls, the satay and the spring rolls are too die for and the ambiance of the place is very mellow, yet fun. Everyone I take there loves it and it's not usually too packed on the weeknights. It's such a mixed crowd as far as ages go. I've seen anyone from their late 20's to 40's there! I Love Toi!
Pros: Happy Hour Prices, great food, strong drinks
Cons: slow service, servers attitudes
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