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Address: 2219 E Sims Way, Port Townsend, WA 98368
Phone: (360) 344-3103
Website: https://123thaifood.com/menu
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Thai Restaurant – 123 ThaiFood Port Townsend
With 15 years of experience cooking in the finest restaurants, our chef is excited to present their vision to you and all our guests.
123 ThaiFood Port Townsend
1. Chicken Satay · 2. Crispy Tofu · 3. Thai Dumplings · 4. Curry Puff · 5. Spring Rolls · 6. Garlic Prawn Rolls · 7. Golden Calamari · 8. Edamame.
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123 ThaiFood Port Townsend. 2219 East Sims Way, Port Townsend, Washington 98368, United States. 2219 E Sims Way, Port Townsend, WA 98368 …
Reviews
Brittany Cronin
we loved! perfect post olympic np pre ferry meal. we got the emperor’s cashew with chicken, spring rolls, and a thai iced tea, split among two tiny dykes. big yummy portions
owner charlie is super friendly. he’s had this place for 20 years, here’s to many more!
… moreowner charlie is super friendly. he’s had this place for 20 years, here’s to many more!
Mitch Mckasson
123 Thai Food quickly became mine and my coworkers favorite dinner spot. We are up in the area for a project and 123 Thai was the first or second place my Foreman tried out, now after going there myself I go at least twice a month. They make an amazing pad Thai and black rice pudding.
… moreScotty P
Another great visit to 123 Thai! We have 6 separate visits to this restaurant in the past 3-yrs previously and have never been disappointed. The staff is always willing to ask if there is anything needed to make our order custom. The portion size always makes for another take home meal. This place never disappoints!
… moreSteve Deligan
Nice take-out Thai place in PT. There is better Thai food in PT though if you’re more concerned about the food than convenience.
123 Thai does have tables, but they’re pretty sketchy and the place really isn’t intended as an eat-in restaurant.
The menus really need a refresh. And I literally mean the menus… They are taped to their large refrigerators and have all their prices taped over. You really don’t know how much anything costs. It’s weird.
Service is nice. The main guy who usually runs the front is super nice. They have a large crew working the completely open kitchen. Service is fairly quick though not “fast food” by any means.
So… the food: It’s very good but not great Thai food. It’s usually a touch soggy and just slightly bland compared to better sit-down restaurants. For example, their Pad Thai actually tastes and eats better when it’s heated up later or the next day. Straight from the restaurant though, it’s soggy. That said, the Pad Thai is really pretty good all things considered. Fried egg rolls are generic.
If you want quick Thai to take to the Pourhouse or home, then this place is fine. If you want high end Thai, there’s a better spot in town… just look it up (there are only two in PT).
Prices are not cheap though and are just slightly less than the full-service Thai restaurant that has better food. For value, it could be better.
All in all, this place has a big local following and is quite popular. Solid food with nice and quick service. Just know what to expect from this take-away spot.
… more123 Thai does have tables, but they’re pretty sketchy and the place really isn’t intended as an eat-in restaurant.
The menus really need a refresh. And I literally mean the menus… They are taped to their large refrigerators and have all their prices taped over. You really don’t know how much anything costs. It’s weird.
Service is nice. The main guy who usually runs the front is super nice. They have a large crew working the completely open kitchen. Service is fairly quick though not “fast food” by any means.
So… the food: It’s very good but not great Thai food. It’s usually a touch soggy and just slightly bland compared to better sit-down restaurants. For example, their Pad Thai actually tastes and eats better when it’s heated up later or the next day. Straight from the restaurant though, it’s soggy. That said, the Pad Thai is really pretty good all things considered. Fried egg rolls are generic.
If you want quick Thai to take to the Pourhouse or home, then this place is fine. If you want high end Thai, there’s a better spot in town… just look it up (there are only two in PT).
Prices are not cheap though and are just slightly less than the full-service Thai restaurant that has better food. For value, it could be better.
All in all, this place has a big local following and is quite popular. Solid food with nice and quick service. Just know what to expect from this take-away spot.
Breanna Murray
Went here 6/24/24 and got the salmon curry and the rice Pudding! They did forget spoons/ forks but they have me some when I asked! It was so delicious, GLUTEN FREE and lots of salmon. The price was amazing for the area, great quality and was exactly what I was looking for after my long hike to glass beach. They have alot of choices, and I almost went with Tom kha cause that’s one of my favorites, but I’m glad I followed my gut and got the salmon curry. So delicious, I’m definitely going to go back and try their other gluten-free dishes. Was ready 10 min after calling it to go.
Tried ordering again and the lady told me not to eat because it was NOT in fact gluten free, spoke to a manager and he informed me she was incorrect and ALL their currys are gluten free completely safe for celiac. I am celiac and had no reactions and I’ve eaten 2x now!
UPDATE 8-19-25: Very nice workers and good reliable food. They did mess up an order on a hectic Saturday night but took accountability and remade it for me nicely and with no bitterness or hesitation. Very professional, reliable and good food.
12/11/25- since I moved to this area they have been my go to thai food restaurant for to go ♡
… moreTried ordering again and the lady told me not to eat because it was NOT in fact gluten free, spoke to a manager and he informed me she was incorrect and ALL their currys are gluten free completely safe for celiac. I am celiac and had no reactions and I’ve eaten 2x now!
UPDATE 8-19-25: Very nice workers and good reliable food. They did mess up an order on a hectic Saturday night but took accountability and remade it for me nicely and with no bitterness or hesitation. Very professional, reliable and good food.
12/11/25- since I moved to this area they have been my go to thai food restaurant for to go ♡
Tiny Planet Adventures
Been eating here since it’s opening. Food is GREAT and consistently on par…. This place ROCKS…..
… moreAshley Yip
Got the Panang Curry (tofu) and Green Curry (chicken) – they’ve won awards in the county for best Thai food and I can see why 🙂 service is amazing, also regularly cleaned and the food was yummy! A little on the sweeter end but honestly on a road trip from Forks this was the best thing I ate ✋ Owner also gave me a free Thai tea
… moreRick Lear
1-2-3 Thai Food is my latest 5-star recipient. It’s highly unassuming from the outside and inside With only a few tables for customers who choose eat in, it’s focus is on takeout (with its huge open kitchen and it appears to do it exceptionally well. My wife and I chose to eat here because of the uniformly high Yelp ratings. We were greeted by a very friendly man who patiently waited to take our orders and also explained more about some of the dishes.
Yelper tip: If you order Thai Iced Tea, make sure you specify THAI ICED TEA. We just asked for iced tea and that’s what we got–iced tea with ice cubes in a glass. We just went with the flow, vowing to order more clearly next time.
The food was served incredibly fast by the man at the counter as well as a second equally friendly –which meant that it was still hot on the plate. The Gyoza (pork pot stickers) was very good and came with yummy dipping sauce. My wife ordered the Pad See Iew with beef and it was also very good. Strangely it lacked the thinly sliced carrots that usually come with this dish although the menu stated they were included in the dish. But the flavors were there and it was abundantly served on a bed of steamed white rice. I ordered one of the specials, Thai BBQ Pork. Once again, ‘abundance’ is the operative word here with lots of tender, thinly sliced pork along with thinly sliced quartered cucumbers on a bed of steamed white rice. The pork was covered in the housemade red sauce (like a BBQ sauce which I guess gives the dish its name since the pork never came close to an actual BBQ grill). I primarily tasted five-spice in the seasoning blend but that’s an easy one to get.
This came with the same dipping sauce as the Gyoza. I set out to reverse engineer it. I swear that one of the main ingredients was liquid hickory smoke along with soy sauce, white vinegar and come kind of hot chile pepper (some ingredient gave it some nice heat. But the important thing is that all the food looked great and was nicely presented on porcelain plates, one red and one blue. We were each given a fork. Too late did I look behind me and see the area where extra utensils and chopsticks were offered. Had I seen it earlier, I would’ve gotten a knife to slice the BBQ pork into smaller, more manageable slices. But wouldn’t you know? After I told my wife I’d spotted where the eating utensils were she told me she’d already seen it. I think she enjoyed that moment…
What struck my wife and I was the friendliness of the staff, from the two men who served us to an older Asian lady who smiled and nodded at my wife to a young man working in the kitchen who nodded and smiled at me as I walked past. 1-2-3 Thai Food has genuinely earned all of its Best Of awards. And it certainly deserves a 5-star rating.
… moreYelper tip: If you order Thai Iced Tea, make sure you specify THAI ICED TEA. We just asked for iced tea and that’s what we got–iced tea with ice cubes in a glass. We just went with the flow, vowing to order more clearly next time.
The food was served incredibly fast by the man at the counter as well as a second equally friendly –which meant that it was still hot on the plate. The Gyoza (pork pot stickers) was very good and came with yummy dipping sauce. My wife ordered the Pad See Iew with beef and it was also very good. Strangely it lacked the thinly sliced carrots that usually come with this dish although the menu stated they were included in the dish. But the flavors were there and it was abundantly served on a bed of steamed white rice. I ordered one of the specials, Thai BBQ Pork. Once again, ‘abundance’ is the operative word here with lots of tender, thinly sliced pork along with thinly sliced quartered cucumbers on a bed of steamed white rice. The pork was covered in the housemade red sauce (like a BBQ sauce which I guess gives the dish its name since the pork never came close to an actual BBQ grill). I primarily tasted five-spice in the seasoning blend but that’s an easy one to get.
This came with the same dipping sauce as the Gyoza. I set out to reverse engineer it. I swear that one of the main ingredients was liquid hickory smoke along with soy sauce, white vinegar and come kind of hot chile pepper (some ingredient gave it some nice heat. But the important thing is that all the food looked great and was nicely presented on porcelain plates, one red and one blue. We were each given a fork. Too late did I look behind me and see the area where extra utensils and chopsticks were offered. Had I seen it earlier, I would’ve gotten a knife to slice the BBQ pork into smaller, more manageable slices. But wouldn’t you know? After I told my wife I’d spotted where the eating utensils were she told me she’d already seen it. I think she enjoyed that moment…
What struck my wife and I was the friendliness of the staff, from the two men who served us to an older Asian lady who smiled and nodded at my wife to a young man working in the kitchen who nodded and smiled at me as I walked past. 1-2-3 Thai Food has genuinely earned all of its Best Of awards. And it certainly deserves a 5-star rating.
A Tipsy Gypsy Life !
Love their food! Best Mango & Sticky rice. Best Larb Salad. My favorite is the Lemongrass Chicken.
… moreHannah
Au-then-tic as all get out! Easily the best Thai food we’ve had outside of Thailand—deep, bold curry flavors and killer Pad Thai. Service was fantastic too. Charlie is the best, and if you want great conversation, just mention basketball. A must-try spot! You won’t be sorry you did!
… more