Eat & Go Thai Street Food — Restaurant in Seattle

Eat and Go Thai Street Food Restaurant is such a great find! The whole experience from start to finish was smooth and enjoyable. The service is impressively fast, our food came out hot, fresh, and ready in no time. Everything was clean, the servers were attentive and friendly, and I really liked that they have a self-service buzzer system for the tables, it keeps things simple and efficient.

I ordered the Pad Kee Mao seafood(Drunken Noodles), and it was absolutely delicious. The flavors were bold, perfectly balanced, and tasted authentic. The portion size was generous, definitely enough to leave you full and satisfied and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and amount of food you get.

The atmosphere inside has a fun, vibrant vibe that makes it feel inviting whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or sitting down with friends. It’s casual but still cozy, and you can tell a lot of thought went into creating a welcoming space.

Overall, Eat and Go really delivers on what you’d hope for in a Thai street food spot: fast service, fresh and flavorful dishes, good prices, and a lively environment. I’ll definitely be back to try more from their menu, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for a tasty, no-fuss meal with...

I usually avoid Aurora, especially 125th. However, my neighbor mentioned this new Thai restaurant called Eat and Go, and so when my daughter wanted Thai food the other day, I decided to try it out. Once we stepped through the doors, we felt the ambiance of a friendly, casual family-owned restaurant.

My daughter and I both ordered Pad Thai and it was good. My daughter made the mistake of ordering 3 stars, which was way too spicy for her, but she insisted on eating it. Halfway through her meal, the lady who owns the place came and asked how it was. We told her it was good but that it was a bit spicy for my daughter. She offered to make a new one(for free!), but we didn't want to trouble her so we said no thank you. When we paid, she said next time it is too spicy, she can make another dish. As we were about to leave, she had us wait. She poured a thai iced tea and gave it to my daughter to help alleviate the spicy feeling in her mouth. I found this to be such a warm gesture, and so I felt compelled to leave this positive review.

This restaurant deserves...

Excellent authentic Thai food. The best Tomyum soup I have had in Seattle . They used fresh herbs such as Lemon grass, galangal, lime leaf and good stock. Really enjoyable. Very good pad Thai and pad see yew with good “wok hey”. Though a bit on the sweet side. I typically asked for 5 stars spicy but the waitress warned me about their authenticity so I reduced to 3 stars. It was very hot but enjoyable and I was sweating non-stop! What a good workout!!🤣🤣🤣 Do be careful as their food spice level is at the Thai level and not the American level. Price is reasonable.

We have gone back a couple weeks later to try dishes instead of noodles. The dishes are sweet and portion small. It is rather disappointingly average considering the delicious authentic Pad Thai and Pad See Yew we had. Had Tom Yum soup too and it’s still delicious. I have taken one star off but still highly recommend their noodle dishes and...