Thai Pavilion Restaurant — Restaurant in Olympia

Ate here last night with my fiance, we were trying to decide what to eat , between pizza or sub sandwich whiches then I saw this wonderful Thai restaurant when walking around and was very satisfied with that decision, I was happy to see that give vegetarian options they might not have it too obvious on the menu but they do list tofu which is wonderful game changers for people who don't eat meat. The food with filling and excellent, if you like food that isn't oilly or acidically triggering, their food will make you feel full with pleasure in my experience, the young man who was serving is was vet attentive with making sure everything was going well, and I noticed that he was polite to others that weren't in the restaurant, there was a homeless man trying to lay in the front doorway and the young man kindly ask the homeless man to move to the side, respecting that he was trying to find shade. Overall very brilliant and compassionate place to be and lovely decore that gives a cultural feel of Thai and relaxed environment, I hope more and more people get to enjoy wonderful and delicious experiences here. I surely did THAI PAVILION RESTAURANT YOUR TEAM IS...

We thought we had tried all the Thai restaurants in Olympia. We have driven by this spot a million times without paying attention to it. It's a small restaurant that had plenty of seating for families. It was close to closing time so we ordered take out. We attempted to practice our Thai but the two workers did not speak Thai. We ordered Pad Kee Mao and Thai fried rice along with the mango and rice dessert. The dinner portions were large and the price was about average in our opinion. I ordered three star spicy and the rice was two star. The heat was 👍. Not too spicy. The food had great flavor. Better fried rice then most places. The noodle dish was also very good. The mango dessert was small but it was priced accordingly. The sticky rice was a bit tough on the edges but it was the end of the night so I forgive them. They have become our new local...

The ONLY thing this place is missing is more customers!

I ordered the Tom Ka Gai soup and :0

In the beginning, I walked into a humbly and cozy atmosphere without the over-the-top incence smell. It was both inviting and warm.

The prices are reasonable, and then comes the service, which was over the top real, and not fake. The server was so pleasant as a human, not as their job, that I wanted to actually emulate their energy.

When the food came out, it reminded me of the feeling one must have had in the movie ratatouille. Every flavor was bold, refined, delicate, pungent, fresh, homemade, and kept me wanting more.

If I had one criticism, it would be that the side of jasmine rice was slightly dry - an attribution I give to the lack of business whereas if there were more people enjoying this amazing food, every single iota would be remarkable.

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