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Hours
| Monday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–7:30 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 504 5th Ave S Unit 118, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 694-3561
Website: https://www.ejaefoods.com/
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Reviews
Daveed Tuck
We came in for a quick meal and were impressed across the board: super fresh Thai flavors, fast service, and a fun, bright, modern space (great vibes inside). The Pak Mor specialties lived up to the hype—light, flavorful, and really unique compared to the usual Thai menu you see everywhere.
I ordered the Pakmor Salad Bowl (note: contains peanuts) and it was awesome—fresh herbs, crunchy veggies, and a really clean, balanced flavor with a great dipping sauce on the side. Portions felt solid for the price, and everything tasted like it was made with care.
If you’re downtown and want something that feels a little different (but still comfort-food level satisfying), this place is absolutely worth it. We’ll be back to try more of the homemade noodles and dumplings.
… moreI ordered the Pakmor Salad Bowl (note: contains peanuts) and it was awesome—fresh herbs, crunchy veggies, and a really clean, balanced flavor with a great dipping sauce on the side. Portions felt solid for the price, and everything tasted like it was made with care.
If you’re downtown and want something that feels a little different (but still comfort-food level satisfying), this place is absolutely worth it. We’ll be back to try more of the homemade noodles and dumplings.
Daniel H
Amazing spot with unique and delicious options. Small and casual yet cozy. Counter order but they bus and it was great service all around.
Ordered the Pak Mor Youn, pad kee mao and beef soup and Thai ice tea. My dining partner had one of the pork dishes with noodles.
Loved all the food. They make the noodles in house and I want to explore those more. Pak Mor youn was really delicious and fun. Pad kee mao packed with flavor. The beef soup was really good.
Dietary restrictions well labeled. Lots of gluten free specific options
… moreOrdered the Pak Mor Youn, pad kee mao and beef soup and Thai ice tea. My dining partner had one of the pork dishes with noodles.
Loved all the food. They make the noodles in house and I want to explore those more. Pak Mor youn was really delicious and fun. Pad kee mao packed with flavor. The beef soup was really good.
Dietary restrictions well labeled. Lots of gluten free specific options
Brian Holden
If you are hunting for true culinary excellence in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District, you absolutely must make a stop at E-Jae Pak Mor. This isn’t just a restaurant; it’s a destination for some of the most delicate and satisfying Southeast Asian comfort food you will ever taste. It instantly shot to the top of my “must-visit” list.
The Star of the Show: Pak Mor
The namesake dish, the Pak Mor (often served as soup or dry noodles with steamed rice noodle dumplings), is pure magic. The rice noodle skins are so incredibly thin, silky, and tender that they practically melt in your mouth, surrounding perfectly seasoned pork filling. It’s a texture experience that sets this place apart from every other noodle shop in the city. The broth itself is savory, clean, and deep in flavor—the definition of soul-warming.
More Than Just Noodles
Beyond the Pak Mor, don’t skip the Khao Piak Sen. These thick, chewy tapioca noodles in a fragrant, hearty chicken broth are the ultimate remedy for a chilly Seattle day. Every dish here tastes authentic and made with meticulous care. We also tried the crispy Jian Dui (sesame balls), which were perfectly chewy inside and golden crisp outside.
Ambiance and Service
The atmosphere is cozy, welcoming, and bustling—a true reflection of the neighborhood’s heart. Despite being busy, the service was fast, friendly, and genuinely attentive. The staff clearly takes pride in what they serve, and it makes the entire dining experience feel personal and special.
The Verdict
E-Jae Pak Mor earns every one of its five stars. It’s a true hidden gem providing top-tier food at reasonable prices. If you appreciate authentic, expertly executed Southeast Asian cuisine, stop reading and start driving. I’m already planning my next trip back to get another bowl of that incomparable Pak Mor!
… moreThe Star of the Show: Pak Mor
The namesake dish, the Pak Mor (often served as soup or dry noodles with steamed rice noodle dumplings), is pure magic. The rice noodle skins are so incredibly thin, silky, and tender that they practically melt in your mouth, surrounding perfectly seasoned pork filling. It’s a texture experience that sets this place apart from every other noodle shop in the city. The broth itself is savory, clean, and deep in flavor—the definition of soul-warming.
More Than Just Noodles
Beyond the Pak Mor, don’t skip the Khao Piak Sen. These thick, chewy tapioca noodles in a fragrant, hearty chicken broth are the ultimate remedy for a chilly Seattle day. Every dish here tastes authentic and made with meticulous care. We also tried the crispy Jian Dui (sesame balls), which were perfectly chewy inside and golden crisp outside.
Ambiance and Service
The atmosphere is cozy, welcoming, and bustling—a true reflection of the neighborhood’s heart. Despite being busy, the service was fast, friendly, and genuinely attentive. The staff clearly takes pride in what they serve, and it makes the entire dining experience feel personal and special.
The Verdict
E-Jae Pak Mor earns every one of its five stars. It’s a true hidden gem providing top-tier food at reasonable prices. If you appreciate authentic, expertly executed Southeast Asian cuisine, stop reading and start driving. I’m already planning my next trip back to get another bowl of that incomparable Pak Mor!
Sophie
The food is superb here despite the casual feel. After entering, you would order food at the counter and a server will bring the food out for you. Service was friendly. Portion was good. They make fresh homemade rice noodles that were amazing. Get dishes that have these and you won’t be disappointed.
* Pak Mor Yuan 5/5 – These were Asian ground pork wrapped in silky soft steamed rice paper. They came with a citrusy, slightly spicy sauce that was so addicting. This was the best of everything we got.
* Pad See Ew with Chicken 5/5 – Pad See Ew is my favorite dish at Thai restaurant. Here, they took it a step further with homemade rice noodles that were soft, chewy, and delicious. It was like eating a pillowy cloud, a different texture than what the Pak Mor Yuan offered. The combination of sweet and savory soy sauce flavor was on point.
* Drunken Noodles 5/5 – The noodles were the same as in the Pad See Ew, but with different vegetables and sauce. This was so good also.
* Khao Soi Chiang Mai 3/5 – The most average of everything we tried. This was a curry dish served with egg noodles. The noodles were soggy from the sauce and not good like the homemade rice noodles. The curry flavor was also aight, not bold or delicious like the other dishes.
… more* Pak Mor Yuan 5/5 – These were Asian ground pork wrapped in silky soft steamed rice paper. They came with a citrusy, slightly spicy sauce that was so addicting. This was the best of everything we got.
* Pad See Ew with Chicken 5/5 – Pad See Ew is my favorite dish at Thai restaurant. Here, they took it a step further with homemade rice noodles that were soft, chewy, and delicious. It was like eating a pillowy cloud, a different texture than what the Pak Mor Yuan offered. The combination of sweet and savory soy sauce flavor was on point.
* Drunken Noodles 5/5 – The noodles were the same as in the Pad See Ew, but with different vegetables and sauce. This was so good also.
* Khao Soi Chiang Mai 3/5 – The most average of everything we tried. This was a curry dish served with egg noodles. The noodles were soggy from the sauce and not good like the homemade rice noodles. The curry flavor was also aight, not bold or delicious like the other dishes.
Nicole Francischelli
We were hoping to find a great place to eat in Chinatown while visiting, it is difficult to choose given the amount of options there are. This place had an “A” rating for cleanliness so that’s a start. Not your classic hole-in-the-wall type of Chinese restaurant, this was a modernized restaurant with an American flare. You order at the counter and you’re given a number and the food is brought to you. The servers were friendly. There is a pitcher of water you can fill up for yourself and serve yourself desired condiments. The portion sizes were big, we all had leftovers. My brother ordered a ramen bowl which made me wish I ordered that. It was flavorful and full of food. I ordered the Pak Mor Yuan, season pork wrapped in steamed noodles. It was pretty bland to my disappointment, and the steamed noodles gave it a weird chewy texture, but I am glad I tried something different. My mother ordered the Pak Mor Rab Rae which had the same seasoned pork mixture as mine but a bit different.
… moreErika Plummer
This sweet little Thai restaurant packs a big punch in flavor. The menu is extensive and can feel overwhelming- but both times I’ve been there I’ve gotten solid guidance from the staff on what to order. The best dish, hands down, like best thing my taste buds have ever experienced is their Pak Mor Yuan or rice dumplings filled with Pork or Dumplings. Highly recommend a meal here.
… moreSimon Vincini
Beautiful restaurant, and PERFECT thai food!! We had their pak mor noodle soup per the chef/owner rec and their khao saoi noodle bowl. Literally soooo smacking. Chef was super super welcoming and very friendly. We will have to come back and slowly try everything on the menu 🙂
… moreR E
10 stars!!! The customer service was phenomenal! The pumpkin curry is delicious, but spicy (heads up since doesnt have a pepper symbol if any1 else has a sensitive palate), but drunken noodles were amazing & so was the passion fruit juice, everything was awesome!
… moreDaveed Tuck
Tried the Chicken Pakmor Salad Bowl and it was seriously delicious. The chicken was crispy and flavorful, and the bowl was loaded with fresh herbs, crunchy veggies, rice noodles, and a bright, tangy dressing that tied everything together. The little cup of sauce on the side was clutch—perfect to dial in the flavor exactly how you want it.
Portion size felt generous, everything tasted fresh, and the spot has a fun, clean, modern vibe for a quick lunch.
Heads up: it contains peanuts, so keep that in mind if you have allergies.
I’m coming back to try more of the menu.
… morePortion size felt generous, everything tasted fresh, and the spot has a fun, clean, modern vibe for a quick lunch.
Heads up: it contains peanuts, so keep that in mind if you have allergies.
I’m coming back to try more of the menu.
Yuen Chong
We enjoyed our meal here. The staff were friendly and the atmosphere was nice. It gets busy quick. Self serve chili and sauces which were delicious. Definitely recommend and will be back!
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