Erawan — Restaurant in Yokosuka

Not sure if I was just hungry, but the food here was great!!! There was not one dish that came out that I didn't thoroughly enjoy. We ordered chicken satay which was really the star of the night. The chicken had a wonderful flavor, with just a bit of sweetness - I could eat it for days. We also had the spring rolls and fish cakes, both were good. For main dish I ordered the thai chicken noodles (pretty sure it was called something different) and my friend ordered chicken with sauce (again pretty sure that wasn't the name). We both got level 2 spicy, which for low tolerance of spicy was a bit much. However, it was not just spice but flavor which I appreciate. My high spicy tolerant friend acknowledged that it was hot, but like the level of spicy. They go up to level 4 - which I will never try. The menu is translated well to English and staff were also English speaking. The space was a little tight, but it was not that busy so no issue there. The staff were really nice. Overall I truly enjoyed my meal. I would definitely go back They also offer to-go. Just be aware they only accept cash(Yen). Luckily...

This place WAS our favorite Thai restaurant. Every time we come back to Japan we definitely stop here.Food taste so good and the lady was always had great customer service. Last time we went there, we gave them a big tip.This time we went there, I just asked her can I get a water? She said “Duh.” And once we ordered our food, she asked us do we need any drinks? We said we will take water and she Got an attitude. Her Face impression seemed dissapointed or something. Her attitude immediately turned us off and killed our appetite. That was definitely our favorite restaurant but not anymore. We will not be recommending this place to our friends or anyone asking us where’s a good place to eat at. Make sure you order drinks besides water if not she’s going to...

If you want good Thai food, this is the place to go. It's tucked away on the 3rd floor of the building which youll have to take an old elevator up.

The atmosphere is very authentic and feels like Thailand. The noodles were great and the basil pork was really good. Their spice is typical Thai spice level so be careful how you order.

For English speakers, the waiter knew English very well and they have English on the menu so no issue. It is cash only so make sure you have yen.

They were known for other good food like their Tum yum Ramen, which I'll need to try out next time.

Worth checking out if you are...