Suda Thai Cuisine — Restaurant in Arlington

Love this place!

You can place a takeout order online very easily! Never had a problem with it too.

It's a bit on the smaller scale size wise, but big things come in small packages, and this place packs flavor with no shortcuts (or very well infused shortcuts).

Tried their Pad Thai on the first visit and man this was the best I've had from all over this nation! Some places will use ketchup in their Pad Thai and most fail miserably with it. If I ever taste ketchup in Pad Thai...sorry but you are off the radar for me man. The noodles and all was just on point!

I ordered it with 3 stars and I can handle some heat. This one was just right with the 3 star spice. Even though 3 stars seems a bit less than other 3 star heat from other places.

Second visit I had the Tom Ka with chicken and again...on point! Flavor all around just got along and made the dish. Chicken was good.

3 stars on the heat level of the Tom Ka and it was consistent with the 3 star spice on the Pad Thai.

To make the 3 star spice consistent between 2 dishes just tells me this chef is well aware of what they are sending out and takes pride in shipping out quality.

Can't wait to order their Thai Beef Salad and seeing how that makes it harder for me to decide what...

you are willing to experience awful customer service then visit this establishment. We were driving from Seattle to the North Cascades National Park and decided to stop for a quick bite. We were seated for over 15 minutes before the owner took our order, despite having seen us. We ordered the pineapple fried rice and a chicken phad Thai. The rice was good but the phad Thai was basically floating in ketchup and all you could taste was the ketchup itself. It was simply un-eatable, unless you like to eat noodles stir fried with ketchup. When we politely asked the owner if he could make us a plate with no ketchup, he rudely responded that that is how they have been making it for over 7 years, and to eat it or leave it... we were shocked by the response and decided we would not have another bite as it was utterly disgusting. Unsurprisingly, upon checking out we were charged for the phad Thai, and once we refused to take it in a to go box the owner kept telling us that that is the number one selling item in their menu and we were the weird ones. We will never again set foot in this establishment and will make sure our friends and family stead clear from...

If you are a person who judges a book by its cover, then this place may not be for you. However, you will be missing out on some of the BEST Thai food your mouth has ever experienced. True, this place sure could use a facelift, but considering their prices are as low as they are, one has to ask how they can afford to pay the rent and all the other expenses to run a great business. I love their Cashew Nut dishes, but then I’m always trying something new. Yesterday it was their Taro Ice Cream. A very light purple in color and has a nice mild cocoanut flavor. Much smoother than many of the store bought flavored ice creams. At first I thought it was homemade, but Tony (owner) informed me otherwise. Just don’t pass up this gem of an eating establishment, because of what this place looks like from the street. They are located on the SouthEast corner of Olympic Ave. & 4th Street, in downtown Arlington...a quaint little town forgotten by...