Thai Boat 89 — Restaurant in Saint Paul

Craving pho or fried rice or a Phat kaphrao? The food here was great. The boat noodles were well made and deliciously seasoned. If you are boat noodle enthusiast, try it here without any regrets, especially if you're in this part of town.

The spring rolls were very well made and made very fresh as you can feel the texture of the crunching cucumber and other ingredients. You won't find a day old spring rolls here!

The Pad Kra Pao was great. It is on the spicier side, so let the waiter know if you are not a fan of spicey foods... but it should be had how it's cooked bc that's how it should be eaten! The amount of protein you get is very generous, and it was almost difficult to finish by yourself.

Parking is shared with other businesses. You have the choice of paid parking on the street of free parking east of the building. The parking lot is easy to navigate through, but come early if you want to snag a parking spot. If you can't find a parking spot, there is street parking available.

Overall, a great spot to fill up your...

I had a hungover from the weekend, and so I order other food and I also got the thai boat noodle, and the thai boat noodle was very delicious. I recommend for people to go try the thai boat noodle! I also added spicy pepper chili oil (not the dry pepper one) on my boat noodle bowl and stir; it was delicious. I will return again! It was such a hot day and the restaurant does have air conditioner in there which I really liked. Staff are nice. Food came out on time.

The noodle was veryyyy long and beautiful!!! No noodles were broken in mines at all! I love the noodles. Meats were just the right quantity. Just this one bowl of boat noodle, and I'm perfectly full already. I love the beautiful long noodles 🍜 please keep the noodles long and beautiful this way!! Yumyum. Will be back...

The review is for the food truck - not the restaurant. Stopped to grab a bowl of beef teriyaki downtown MPLS. Twice the amount of rice and half the amount of beef compared to the picture. Any teriyaki flavor was overpowered by their "signature" yum yum sauce. Beef was low quality with cartilage pieces. Overcooked egg, three tiny pieces of bok choy. Flavor was mediocre, I basically paid $14 for rice covered in yum yum sauce. Hopefully their restaurant offerings are tastier but I'll pick a different food...