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I ordered a pad kee mao with tofu for pickup, they have a pretty fast turnaround time for making the food. It tasted pretty good, nothing particularly spectacular but it does have that savory soy-based flavor that I like and a decent ratio of tofu and vegetables to noodles. Portion was okay but not huge. View all feedback.
This charming Fremont Thai restaurant was completely empty at lunchtime, which is, sadly, a reflection of our currently declining economy. In normal times most any local restaurant would have a full house, or at least one or two Uber Eats drivers picking up an order. But today I had the restaurant all to myself. If you 're lucky, like I was, to discover Line Thai when it 's not busy you 'll be treated to a quiet oasis, tasteful decor, prompt service and an outstanding meal.My knowledge of Thai cuisine is limited so I ordered Pad Thai with a side of coconut soup. The soup arrived first and was a perfect balance of spices and a visual treat. A few moments later the Pad Thai dish arrived and I actually wished it had arrived a little later as I was still enjoying the soup so much. The soup featured slices of large fresh mushrooms. A+The Pad Thai didn 't disappoint, either. I chose chicken for the protein but shrimp and tofu are other options. I requested additional minced peanuts as I find they add a crunchy counterpoint to the texture of the noodles. It did seem that the soup had more chicken than the Pad Thai.Line Thai 's menu is a little confusing at first but if you flip to the back you 'll find appetizing photos of the featured dishes. New diners might confuse the name Line with the phrase product line or with a geometric primitive. Once you realize that the restaurant is named Line the menu makes more sense. The menu 's photo of their deep fried banana dessert was very tempting that 's a must for my next visit.The food at Line Thai is as good as any high end restaurant. Don 't let the lack of tablecloths and candles fool you; this is fine dining in a casual setting.Prices for entrees are under $20 which is average for a dinner menu. My total was $27 without tip, a bargain for a private lunch experience, especially in this economy.My guess is that Line Thai hasn 't been open very long. Once the local office workers discover this place, you 'll miss the chance of duplicating my solo dining experience. There 'll be a Line.
One of the best Thai restaurants around! The food is exceptional! And the service!...always with a smile. Very accommodating with orders and very attentive to every detail. Price has gone up slightly, but definitely worth it!Food: 5/5
One of the newer Thai restaurants in the Fremont area, and located in the same plaza as Safeway off of Washington Avenue . I had some credits on Uber Eats that I needed to use, and placed my order through there; however, would highly recommend calling in your order or placing it in person to save on the additional $2/dish they charge for using their platform. I called in my order around 1:45pm on a Sunday, and it was a 10 minute at the time. My order was ready when I arrived, and it wasn't busy in the restaurant. I tried their Pad Thai w/Tofu $15.95/Uber Eats, yelp.com/user_local_phot… , which was really good! I believe this dish normally costs $13.95 Their pad thai was super flavorful almost bordering salty, but I usually don't use a lot of salt , and I loved how crispy the fried tofu pieces were- recommended!I will be back to try their curries and pad see ew. Their staff was still wearing a mask, and they had hand sanitizer. Only indoor dining was available. Parking was ok to find in this complex, but the spots are on the smaller side.
Food is always pretty good and consistent but their portions seem to vary every time I go. Has a great ambiance and setting. A great hole-in-the-wall restaurant.
The BEST thai food in the bay area!! I've been to SO many thai restaurants and this one is authentic and offers great service!! A must!!