I wanted to like this place. Lively lunch crowd (for Kirkland) with a few distinct entrees on the special menu. Alas, the Thin Pan Noodles tasted like noodles dumped in a wok. With nothing else.

About average fast-lunch Thai service: the food came. One request didn’t get communicated to the kitchen. I may go back to try a different item.

Came here for lunch and it was ok. The dishes weren’t huge, but they were satisfying. Prices were pretty moderate (7-8 bucks). They let you do a range of spiciness, but I’m weak sauce so I just got mild =P

There was a little wait when we came for lunch, but there’s plenty of other restaurants in the area if you don’t want to wait.

Thin Pan looks nice from the outside, and had a sizable lunchtime crowd when I ate here, but overall it was only ok. The service was quick and the waiter seemed nice enough, but messed up on one of our orders.

The food itself wasn’t great – I requested a fairly high level of spiciness and still had to add extra peppers to get the desired kick.

Nothing exciting. The food was just okay. I had some salad as an entree. It had bean sprouts, hard boiled eggs, cashews, tomatoes and peanut souce. First it seemed good, but then after I ate the less-saucy parts, all that was left was bunch of veggies swimming in a very heavy peanut sauce. I tried the chicken curry and wasn’t impressed with it either.