Kin Dee Thai Bothell

After many take out nights, and a dine in all we can say is, what an amazing spot! They brought the magic from the street vendors of Thailand to the Eastside. T... read more After many take out nights, and a dine in all we can say is, what an amazing spot! They brought the magic from the street vendors of Thailand to the Eastside. The menu has many of the Thai staples but then a great selection of street food choices. The flavors and the execution are extraordinary. It's a new level of Thai food. Definitely recommend this place. Kid-friendliness: My kid was greeted with lots of smiles. A plastic cup with a lid filled with room temperature water was brought in right away along with a nice plastic bowl and utensils.

Food is ok but too sweet. The service is really bad, we were asked to leave because someone else was waiting... Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per per... read more Food is ok but too sweet. The service is really bad, we were asked to leave because someone else was waiting... Service: Dine in Meal type: Dinner Price per person: $30–50 Food: 3 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 2

Crave-able, delicious food and drinks, beautiful atmosphere and friendly service! Service: Dine in Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 read more Crave-able, delicious food and drinks, beautiful atmosphere and friendly service! Service: Dine in Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5

The atmosphere was delightful, the staff was attentive and provided excellent service, and the food was fantastic. The presentation of the pad Thai was exquisit... read more The atmosphere was delightful, the staff was attentive and provided excellent service, and the food was fantastic. The presentation of the pad Thai was exquisite, and it tasted just as good. The hot basil pork had a genuine flavor that really stood out. I’m looking forward to returning to try more items from their menu!

I stopped by to pick up some pad thai, and while the restaurant has a nice atmosphere, I found it off-putting when they asked me if I wanted to leave a tip on m... read more I stopped by to pick up some pad thai, and while the restaurant has a nice atmosphere, I found it off-putting when they asked me if I wanted to leave a tip on my take-out order. It feels quite greedy to ask for a tip when I'm already spending $40 on noodles and overcooked chicken. Traditionally, tipping is meant for waitstaff who provide service, so requesting an extra payment on top of my order feels inappropriate.