Blue Pepper

  3.9 – 220 reviews   • Thai restaurant

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Embark on a culinary journey to Thailand at Blue Pepper Asian Cuisine, where authentic flavors and aromas await your taste buds. Our menu features a tantalizing array of dishes, from classic pad thai to delicate curries, all prepared with fresh, locally sourced ingredients. Indulge in the symphony of spices, textures, and aromas that define Thai cuisine and discover why we’re the go-to spot for authentic Thai fare in La Jolla.

Basic setting for classic Pan-Asian soups & sandwiches inside the UCSD Student Center.

✔️Lunch ✔️Dinner ✔️Dine in ✔️Take out Blue Pepper 92093

Hours

SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed
Monday8 AM–6 PM
Tuesday8 AM–6 PM
Wednesday8 AM–6 PM
Thursday8 AM–6 PM
Friday8 AM–6 PM

Address and Contact Information

Address: 9342 Eucalyptus Grove Ln, La Jolla, CA 92093

Phone: (858) 203-3654

Website: https://www.bluepepperucsd.com/

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Reviews

Sean
Their food is great. Some meals they give enough food that you can have leftovers for dinner, so it’s like two meals in one.

It also smells nice in there. They also have a water fountain and bathroom if you’re studying in the Old Student Center.
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Daygo Eats
I honestly only ever eat Chicken Pad Thai when it comes to Thai food and honestly this place doesn’t do it too poorly. The chicken can be a hit or miss. I’ve had the driest nastiest chicken breast sometimes, but then i’ll go and it’ll be some really decent chicken thigh.

I also have to say that I like how spacious the interior is and the proximity to the restrooms. You can get there, wait a little until a table is free and then just drop your stuff off while you wash your hands and settle in. I go to the General Store before coming here and get all my drinks there (1$ Arizonas).

Overall, it’s a solid place. Definitely not DAYGOEATSCERTIFIED✅ but I can say that I approve and if you want Thai food in a pinch here on campus, this is not a bad contender.

I also would ask for no green onion (Idk why I didn’t like it at this place).
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Jessica Huang
Sorry but for me, the drunken noodles were too greasy and salty. Some part pf the food also overcooked on the edge. I also tried the pad thai, it was not too greasy but kind of sweet.
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Zhengran Shang
Thai style chicken/beef/shrimp noodles and rices. All dishes are sweeter than you imagine.
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Angela Wu
Flavored well, the price is good and the portions are large.
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Jeffrey Chiu
You know how sometimes you taste love in the food you eat? Well you are not going to have that here. Very over priced. The food is laden with oil and salt. The noodle soup is v v very msg based. I’m not against msg but it’ll be nice to have soup that don’t rely on it, especially for the price offered. I know blue pepper can do better than that. Do better than just ripping students off bc of the limited alternatives on campus. Ex. This spring roll costed almost 6 bucks.
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D JUNG
Best restaurant in UCSD. Try drunken noodles, or Tom Yang noodel soup with Thai iced tae.
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Tu Le
They add way too little protein/ noodle in the soup. However, food was good!
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R Shah
It is a nice place at the ucsd campus near Revelle college.
The staff was efficient and courteous. I ordered vegetarian pad thai and it was tasty.
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Mavis Vermillion
Decent Thai spot in the UTC area, especially for UCSD students. Not gonna be the best Thai food but the portions are big, the service is fast, and it gets the job done. I usually order the drunken noodles or one of the rice + curry options. Yes the drunken noodles can be very greasy and very spicy but that’s not a problem for me. I don’t recommend the soy milk, it’s of questionable freshness. The tom yum noodle soup is also good, but quality is hit or miss (once I got it and it was wayyyy too salty to finish). It’s definitely not made to order but it’s a step above HDH and most other dining options on campus with similar prices. It also has a microwave and plenty of tables / chairs to heat up your own food and study.
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