My Ivy Thai — Restaurant in San Francisco

We came here after a long day of visiting tourist sites in San Francisco. We happened across this. unassuming Thai restaurant located in a nice little area of San Francisco. This restaurant is extremely good, and we are super happy we went. The food is simply amazing. It has a very cozy atmosphere. They also make cocktails and have beer to serve as well. The food here is also very reasonably priced. I think most dishes were about $17, which is great and a huge selling point because most places in San Francisco cost much more than that.

The food is excellent. They offer your standard selection of Thai dishes. If you haven’t tried pad Thai, this is definitely the place to try it. I ended up getting a fried chicken plate with a side of rice and Thai chili sauce and it was amazing. They have a selection for everyone here, you won’t be disappointed.

The drinks here were really good too. I ordered the Mojito, and it was actually excellent. They have a few selections of beer such as Sapporo. They also have other Thai drinks if you’re looking for something nonalcoholic.

Parking wasn’t that bad either. There is enough side streets with non-paid parking that you should be able to find something and you don’t even have to pay for it which is great. Just watch out for street sweeping in any restrictions. The neighborhood was generally safe,

If you’re looking for great food, great service, a friendly vibe, and a safe place to come with your family to eat after a long day of traveling-this is a great...

My favorite Thai food in SF. Partially due to proximity to where I lived for 7 years, but mostly due to their willigness to make dishes as spicy as I want them.

I'm a white guy ordering food "hotter than 'very hot' or 'Thai hot'" so I'm often not taken seriously. This restaurant played along and that's the most important property of a spicy food restaurant to me. Hot food is a priority for me. If you don't give me hot food when I ask for it, I won't like your restaurant.

Anyways, the food is good too. I rotated between pad see ew and pad thai (maybe another reason I'm not taken seriously). I always get a side of peanut sauce. All three are great. Their yellow and pumpkin curries are good too, when I've ventured out or tried my friends'. The lettuce wraps are primo and I always like their rangoons. Lastly the tom yum soup, but I find these always taste equally good at Thai...

Yea for good Thai delivery in SF! I used to be addicted to the massaman curry and red curry with pumpkin or duck. Still enjoy them, but they seem to have lost the oomph they once had. But the stir-fried dishes have greatly improved. The garlic pork last time was truly impressive. Love the tom ka (and I'm PICKY about my tom ka) and seafood soups. Great appetizers: crispy curry chicken flour cups, angel wings, mee krab. Skip the satay; it's meh. You'll find better elsewhere.

I'm a Seattle Thai enthusiast, which makes finding Thai elsewhere difficult. Didn't try this place for years because of the awful name, but am glad a native pointed me in...