I really like this place. I was impressed the first time I went there by both the food and the decor. Very modern styling. I absolutely love the carafe of water they bring you right off the bat. The lunch menu isn’t the biggest. Well, unless you’re looking for tea. Their tea menu is twice the size of their lunch menu! My first time there I had the best pineapple curry in my life. Totally scrumptious and perfectly spiced.
If you’re looking for cheap thai food, go elsewhere. But if you want quality, this is ideal.

Typhoon knows their curries — I’ve tried some of their other dishes and gave them kind of “meh” ratings but their curries are heads and shoulders above any other Thai places I’ve been to. The boyfriend’s personal favourite in terms of curry is Cafe Ori’s but I think the Typhoon spinach curry has quickly overtaken that.

If anything, the only con for Typhoon is that they’re a little veggie-heavy… you’ll really have to dig to find your meat (“where’s my meat??” heheh). Another shortcoming is that they don’t deal with large groups for dinner very well. Unless you like sitting in high stools, you’re out of luck.

I like their well stocked bar and varied beverage choices — a separate menu for tea! Their ambiance and decor is classy but not schmaltzy or cliched. And the open kitchen gives you lots of conversation starters. Service is prompt and friendly but the tables are weirdly spaced. Patio seating on a nice day is a plus, if you don’t mind looking out over the parking lot.

One of the many excellent Thai restaurants in the Seattle area, this one though also has nice Decor. I had the Tom kah gai soup, and panang curry with chicken, both were outstanding.

ok thai place, very americanized