Established in 2017. Thai Wisdom Bistro is family owned and operated Thai Cuisine that has been cooking and serving real Thai Food to the people of Seattle and Washington for the past 30 years. Combining fresh ingredients with secret family recipes to serve only exceptional qualities and phenomenal services to earn your lifetime partnership. We strive to provide authentic Thai cuisine that is simple yet refined with years of experiences of many generations of Thai cooking. Through the basic prime flavors and spices, these combinations work together and bring each dish to life. These are the fundamental belief of our family to serve only the best recipe, to bring happiness through delicious Thai food from my family to yours.
Warm, wood-accented outlet offering classic Thai fare such as soups, salads, noodles & curries.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 8516 122nd Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98033
Phone: (425) 889-2447
Website: https://www.thaiwisdombistro.com/
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Reviews
I tried one of their lunch combo and I just say I left pretty satisfied. I also like the cold coffee tea which was a very pleasant fusion. The red curry was tasty, the dumplings were okay.
Service was pretty quick. I don’t think I had to wait for long and the server also checked on me pretty frequently. Maybe they thought poor guy dining alone
That day I was really craving seafood, so I went with the Ocean Delight—totally hit the spot!
Overall, it feels like a Thai restaurant that really puts effort into their dishes. The fried chicken wings at the next table smelled amazing—my tiny stomach couldn’t handle more food this time, but I’m definitely ordering those next time!
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The ambiance inside was warm and inviting, with an authentic feel that added to the experience. We ordered yellow curry, red curry, Thai noodles, lemonade, and an iced tea float. The food was truly delicious—flavors were rich and well-balanced. We finished our meal with sticky rice, which was a satisfying end to the meal. However, the lemonade stood out as a disappointment, as it was clearly not freshly made.
One aspect of the service that could be improved is attention to clearing the table. Ideally, dessert should be served on a clean table, but the server did not clear our entrée dishes before bringing the sticky rice. Additionally, they didn’t return to check on us until we had finished our food.
Overall, it was a pleasant dining experience with room for improvement in service.
Seattle has many Thai food options, and I’ve eaten Thai cuisine both in Thailand and across the U.S., so I had certain expectations. Others may enjoy this restaurant, but it didn’t meet either of our preferences.
For example, the spinach and chicken dish was simply raw spinach with plain dry pieces chicken, which surprised us since we expected it to be cooked and flavored. The rice had a noticeable smoky flavor, seemed dry and oily, and contained what appeared to be canned ingredients. Typically, we expect Thai rice to be fresh, slightly sticky, and chewy. The chicken was dry, and the salmon was hard and tasted freezer-burnt and cold. We also weren’t sure about the blue color in the rice. And the sauce was very watery. Their peanut sauce is good. And the brown rice was good cooked soft and moist.
While this place might be a good fit for others, our experience wasn’t what we had hoped for. If you’re curious, you may want to try it for yourself.