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Thai Duvall — Restaurant in Duvall

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Thai Duvall
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Nearby attractions
McCormick Park
26200 NE Stephens St, Duvall, WA 98019
Nearby restaurants
Ixtapa
15329 Brown Ave NE, Duvall, WA 98019, United States
Twin Dragon
15321 Main St NE, Duvall, WA 98019
Classic Gyros
15420 Main St NE unit D, Duvall, WA 98019
Amonos! Mexican Kitchen
15321 Main St NE #201, Duvall, WA 98109
Best Teriyaki & Sushi
15420 Main St NE A, Duvall, WA 98019
Amarillo Barbecue
15505 Main St NE, Duvall, WA 98019
Duvall Grill and Tap Room
15602 Main St NE, Duvall, WA 98019
The Grange
15611 Main St NE, Duvall, WA 98019, United States
Flavour Bistro
15715 Main St NE Suite 101, Duvall, WA 98019
Red Pepper Pizzeria & Pasta
15720 Main St NE, Duvall, WA 98019
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Thai Duvall

26321 NE Valley St 2nd floor, Duvall, WA 98019
4.6(238)
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attractions: McCormick Park, restaurants: Ixtapa, Twin Dragon, Classic Gyros, Amonos! Mexican Kitchen, Best Teriyaki & Sushi, Amarillo Barbecue, Duvall Grill and Tap Room, The Grange, Flavour Bistro, Red Pepper Pizzeria & Pasta
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(425) 788-2064
Website
thaiduvall.com

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Featured dishes

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Spring Rolls
Fried Wonton
Fried Prawns
Pad Thai And Red Curry
Pad Thai And Cashew Chicken

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Nearby attractions of Thai Duvall

McCormick Park

McCormick Park

McCormick Park

4.6

(170)

Open until 9:00 PM
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Nearby restaurants of Thai Duvall

Ixtapa

Twin Dragon

Classic Gyros

Amonos! Mexican Kitchen

Best Teriyaki & Sushi

Amarillo Barbecue

Duvall Grill and Tap Room

The Grange

Flavour Bistro

Red Pepper Pizzeria & Pasta

Ixtapa

Ixtapa

4.4

(437)

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Twin Dragon

Twin Dragon

4.2

(191)

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Classic Gyros

Classic Gyros

4.7

(210)

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Amonos! Mexican Kitchen

Amonos! Mexican Kitchen

4.5

(190)

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Reviews of Thai Duvall

4.6
(238)
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1.0
1y

Last Thursday 7/25/24 around 5pm we saw the review of this place online and tried to give it a try. We ordered a gyoza and thai fried rice with beef to go by phone. According to their menu online, the gyoza is $9.95 and the Thai fried rice with beef is $17.95. On the phone, I asked if they can give us a cup of water. The waitstaff didn’t tell me the total price, took my name and hang up.

When I arrived, the staff was about to give us a bottle of water instead of a cup of water. Seeing the bottle, I cancelled the water and just go with the foods. The male waitstaff put the water bottle back and give us a new receipt. It was a hand written one. I am assuming that he didn’t charge us for a water bottle and because he’s writing a new one, he should’ve leave out the water.

Funny that the bill came out extra. Gyoza and the Thai fried rice is $9.95 + $17.95 + tax should be $30.69. But our bill came out for $33.71. And it also leaves a space for a tip so I make it $34 even. There is no itemized receipts only handwritten notes that I can’t even read.

I was thinking that why it came out more expensive than its supposed to be? There’s $3 extra out of nowhere. I asked him for a receipt but he only gave me the copy of the total receipt that has $3 extra. I was about to ask for itemized receipt but I’m not sure if he actually will understand the difference. He doesn’t speak English very well and explaining to him what is itemized receipt means would waste my time.

I don’t know if it’s the website pricing that needs to be updated or the waitstaff calculated the bill wrong. I don’t think your sit down costumer would understand the bill when it’s written with handwriting with limited words that looks like kitchen orders. No itemized receipt makes the miscalculation sounds fishy and I could’ve think that your staff is dishonest and adding an extra $3 for his or the store own benefits.

If I’m not in a hurry, I would come back and ask for the explanation. If you care about your store’s integrity and wanted to avoid misunderstanding, you should either update your website pricing or retrain your staff about this.

The taste of the food is pretty good. I would come back for the food but wouldn’t come back if I feel cheated or lied to about...

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1.0
3y

The worst Massaman curry I've had in my life. I think the owner must have changed, I was just here a few weeks ago and the food was really good. I posted a picture of my curry - it's extremely oily, separating, the potatoes and chicken are devoid of taste. The pieces of chicken are massive - like half an entire breast, I've never experienced it like that before. The potatoes are uncooked. My friend waited an hour for the food and they wanted $50 for two dishes. He was waiting and asked for his money back to get food elsewhere and they wouldn't let him leave - just said "the food is really good, just wait a little bit." The food is horrible. The rice is an overcooked mushy mess, the entire dish is inedible. Highly recommend you avoid this place at all costs until they can learn to cook food...

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4.0
6y

Visited as a guest in the restaurant for lunch yesterday. We were entertaining friends from California, and enjoyed our side table. We chose to stay indoors - to enjoy the air conditioning 😊. I just want to say that, in addition to a nice meal, we had a delightful waitress, She was very friendly. She had just the right balance of friendliness and efficiency. She recognized that we wanted time to visit and did not rush us. She and other staff members made certain that we had everything we needed. Kudos! We will definitely be back here. Would love to see this place expand. It’s very authentic good food. Could have bigger portions for the...

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Angella EsterlineAngella Esterline
Last Thursday 7/25/24 around 5pm we saw the review of this place online and tried to give it a try. We ordered a gyoza and thai fried rice with beef to go by phone. According to their menu online, the gyoza is $9.95 and the Thai fried rice with beef is $17.95. On the phone, I asked if they can give us a cup of water. The waitstaff didn’t tell me the total price, took my name and hang up. When I arrived, the staff was about to give us a bottle of water instead of a cup of water. Seeing the bottle, I cancelled the water and just go with the foods. The male waitstaff put the water bottle back and give us a new receipt. It was a hand written one. I am assuming that he didn’t charge us for a water bottle and because he’s writing a new one, he should’ve leave out the water. Funny that the bill came out extra. Gyoza and the Thai fried rice is $9.95 + $17.95 + tax should be $30.69. But our bill came out for $33.71. And it also leaves a space for a tip so I make it $34 even. There is no itemized receipts only handwritten notes that I can’t even read. I was thinking that why it came out more expensive than its supposed to be? There’s $3 extra out of nowhere. I asked him for a receipt but he only gave me the copy of the total receipt that has $3 extra. I was about to ask for itemized receipt but I’m not sure if he actually will understand the difference. He doesn’t speak English very well and explaining to him what is itemized receipt means would waste my time. I don’t know if it’s the website pricing that needs to be updated or the waitstaff calculated the bill wrong. I don’t think your sit down costumer would understand the bill when it’s written with handwriting with limited words that looks like kitchen orders. No itemized receipt makes the miscalculation sounds fishy and I could’ve think that your staff is dishonest and adding an extra $3 for his or the store own benefits. If I’m not in a hurry, I would come back and ask for the explanation. If you care about your store’s integrity and wanted to avoid misunderstanding, you should either update your website pricing or retrain your staff about this. The taste of the food is pretty good. I would come back for the food but wouldn’t come back if I feel cheated or lied to about the pricing.
Sabah BSabah B
I really enjoy this place. I love that it's been in operation since the mid 90's and it really shows. A quiet atmosphere and friendly service, great pricing on lunch specials with beautifully fresh rotating ingredient soups that are simple yet warm the soul. But what I like about this place most is that it's NOT super fancy Thai like most people expect going out. Eating here has those great imperfections like someone's mom made it for you, yes it's delicious but also just feels like a moment at home to calm and center yourself during a meal.
Ted WarnerTed Warner
My wife and I recently moved to Duvall and her favorite food is Thai food, so we had to try Thai Duvall. We were quite pleased with the food and the service. We met one of the owners who chatted us up in between dishes. Super nice guy named Ake, who will tell you that it's like Cake, but without the C. :) Absolutely delightful gentleman. The food we had was fantastic. The sticky rice and mango (not pictured due to my impatience) to finish things off was great. We very much enjoyed our visit and look forward to going again.
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Last Thursday 7/25/24 around 5pm we saw the review of this place online and tried to give it a try. We ordered a gyoza and thai fried rice with beef to go by phone. According to their menu online, the gyoza is $9.95 and the Thai fried rice with beef is $17.95. On the phone, I asked if they can give us a cup of water. The waitstaff didn’t tell me the total price, took my name and hang up. When I arrived, the staff was about to give us a bottle of water instead of a cup of water. Seeing the bottle, I cancelled the water and just go with the foods. The male waitstaff put the water bottle back and give us a new receipt. It was a hand written one. I am assuming that he didn’t charge us for a water bottle and because he’s writing a new one, he should’ve leave out the water. Funny that the bill came out extra. Gyoza and the Thai fried rice is $9.95 + $17.95 + tax should be $30.69. But our bill came out for $33.71. And it also leaves a space for a tip so I make it $34 even. There is no itemized receipts only handwritten notes that I can’t even read. I was thinking that why it came out more expensive than its supposed to be? There’s $3 extra out of nowhere. I asked him for a receipt but he only gave me the copy of the total receipt that has $3 extra. I was about to ask for itemized receipt but I’m not sure if he actually will understand the difference. He doesn’t speak English very well and explaining to him what is itemized receipt means would waste my time. I don’t know if it’s the website pricing that needs to be updated or the waitstaff calculated the bill wrong. I don’t think your sit down costumer would understand the bill when it’s written with handwriting with limited words that looks like kitchen orders. No itemized receipt makes the miscalculation sounds fishy and I could’ve think that your staff is dishonest and adding an extra $3 for his or the store own benefits. If I’m not in a hurry, I would come back and ask for the explanation. If you care about your store’s integrity and wanted to avoid misunderstanding, you should either update your website pricing or retrain your staff about this. The taste of the food is pretty good. I would come back for the food but wouldn’t come back if I feel cheated or lied to about the pricing.
Angella Esterline

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I really enjoy this place. I love that it's been in operation since the mid 90's and it really shows. A quiet atmosphere and friendly service, great pricing on lunch specials with beautifully fresh rotating ingredient soups that are simple yet warm the soul. But what I like about this place most is that it's NOT super fancy Thai like most people expect going out. Eating here has those great imperfections like someone's mom made it for you, yes it's delicious but also just feels like a moment at home to calm and center yourself during a meal.
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My wife and I recently moved to Duvall and her favorite food is Thai food, so we had to try Thai Duvall. We were quite pleased with the food and the service. We met one of the owners who chatted us up in between dishes. Super nice guy named Ake, who will tell you that it's like Cake, but without the C. :) Absolutely delightful gentleman. The food we had was fantastic. The sticky rice and mango (not pictured due to my impatience) to finish things off was great. We very much enjoyed our visit and look forward to going again.
Ted Warner

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