3 Best Thai Restaurants in San Francisco, CA

The absolute best Thai Restaurant in the Bay Area in my personal opinion! I loved their indoor decor, with a lot of beautiful pink flowers, and a very vibrant set of decorations! Their tables were comfy and cozy, and after a long morning of exploring San Francisco. Their staff was also really nice, and seated us at a very fast pace! They kept refilling our waters, and asking if we wanted anything else! For their food options I feel like they had a great variety ranging from popular items such as Pad Thai to Green Curry, all tasted super delicious. I especially enjoyed their beef fried rice, and their Beef Thai Curry! A great place, with a reasonable price! However, if you are looking for their hot sauce, it is a bit on the mild side. As their hot sauce tasted a lot sweeter compared to spicy, but I feel like it depends completely on the person. Hope this helped.

Beautiful Thai restaurant close to the Ferry Building. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The menu was extensive with lots of options and they have a nice selection of house cocktails. My husband had the Tiger Tear steak and I had the pork belly. Both were very tasty and had lots of flavor.

Excellent flavor and presentation. Was told Drunken noodles were spicy and they were not at all, had to ask for chili oil, the the overall flavor was incredible though. Server seemed rushed and overwhelmed.

Really amazing Thai food. The rabbit green curry was amazing, and the best tasting curry that I have ever had, so creamy and delicious. The drunken stir-fry had an incredible taste and texture, it had some really nice spice. The blood sausage dish was nice, but probably my least favourite, even if it was really nice. We were two people sharing this, and we were both really full even with only one bowl of rice. Highly recommended and the price are really reasonable, especially the stir-fry is really cheap compared to the quality and quantity you get.

Absolutely loved this place. The caramelized pork belly, rabbit green curry, and sticky rice was a perfect pairing for my wife and I. Hot wings for an appetizer, black rice for dessert, and a couple cocktails rounded out an excellent meal. I am eager to take some friends and family here.

Delightful experience at Kin Khao during a recent trip to San Francisco. Opted for the tasting menu and overall it felt like a worthwhile choice, though the amount of food was more than I expected (minimal issue). The yum hed, massaman nuea, and black rice pudding were the stars of this meal. Overall this was an enjoyable tasting menu and felt worth the cost.