From 8:30pm – 2am with pickup, walk-in, and delivery only no dine in and note that only sushi and late night menu will be available during that time. Authentic, Amazing & Affordable Thai Food. Recipes from the 70s. Thai Restaurant located along Rainier Ave. Serving authentic Thai Food with our chefs helming over years of thai food culinary experiences. Serving you delicious noodle, soup, fried rice, curries, many more selections. We have set lunch and set dinner to cater for the whole family. Affordable Thai Food near you.
Hours
| Monday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Friday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 5020 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118
Phone: (206) 323-9445
Website: http://www.bua9thaicuisine.com/
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Reviews
I would highly recommend this restaurant to friends, family and co-workers.
First off the spice level is no joke like at other places, very spicy. I got the 5 and my mouth was burning the whole time, only order 5 if you can handle it, it’s great.
The pumpkin curry was delicious. I love Asian pumpkins in my curry so was glad to see this option. Lots of veggies and meat provided as well, overall a great dish.
My girlfriend got the oceanic fried rice which had various sea food in it. Lots of protein and the fried rice isn’t super oily which is very welcomed, you can taste more of the flavors in it. A very large portion as well.
The tom yum is good as well. I don’t like tomatoes so can’t comment that it is up to par as others but my girlfriend liked it a lot.
Finally the coconut dessert was delicious. Tasted like freshly made ice cream and the sticky rice was warm and cooked perfectly.
Honestly nothing here to complain about it’s pretty solid and at a good price as well. I will be coming back.
Bua 9 Thai Cuisine — Seattle, WA
My partner ordered the Spicy Catfish Dinner and absolutely loved it — flavorful, bold, and cooked just right. I ordered the Pad Khee Mao (Drunken Noodles), hoping for something rich and balanced, but they weren’t quite “drunk” enough in flavor and left an odd aftertaste.
When I politely shared my feedback, the response from the staff was surprisingly harsh. I was told, “You can’t just try something — you pay for it.” It wasn’t about getting a free meal; it was about being heard. I love exploring food and would have gladly paid to try another dish. That lack of mindfulness and care changed the experience completely.
I’ve had positive interactions with the owner in the past, and this has been a long-standing neighborhood spot. But this visit left me disappointed — especially when choosing to spend Black dollars locally and being met with dismissiveness.
The restaurant itself has plenty of seating, hand sanitizer available, fans for warm days, and an open layout that’s clean and casual. It’s conveniently located and a decent choice when other places are closed late at night.
Still, the service could improve by listening to customers with compassion and valuing feedback — that’s what turns a decent restaurant into a beloved neighborhood staple.
No pictures necessary — just honesty and accountability.
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I had the pleasure to enjoy the Garlic noodles with Chicken…amazing, the fresh not frozen noodles was truly noticeable.
Family, if you get the chance you have to stop into Bua 9 in Columbia City
I had the ocean fried rice and tom yum as an appetizer. Tom yum was great. I ordered 5 spice with the Tom yum and it was SPICY. Authentic Thai spicy. It’s so hard to find authentic Thai spice in the area but this place is it. Tom yum was well seasoned with lots and lots of proteins inside. 1000% worth the price.
Ocean fried rice was probably 50% seafood and 50% rice. It’s so well seasoned and well made. You can taste the layers of eggs, soy sauce and chili on top of your rice and seafood. I can’t say enough good things about this place.
I would say this is up there with one of the best Thai places to eat in Seattle. Beats Kin Len Thai up in Fremont. I’m excited to go back and be a regular
It is open kitchen and it was so cool to see three ‘moms’ cooking. Was charming and authentic. Service was good but surprisingly most of the folks were doing takeout.
Heads up the spice level was not very consistent. Definitely recommend if you are in the mood for some Thai in Columbia City though I will come here just for Bua 9.