Bangkok 900
(415) 665-5333
900 Stanyan St
San Francisco,
CA
94117
37.7662
-122.4527
Neighborhoods: Ashbury Heights, Central
What People Are Saying About Bangkok 900
The Editor
Saira Masood
Citysearch
For those craving authentic Thai cuisine, this friendly corner eatery really hits the spot. Inside, the two-tiered space is crisp and white, but on the table, color explodes in an array of rainbow-hued dishes. Appetizers range from sweet, crispy Mee Krob noodles to the tasty Bangkok Fresh Roll-- a sweet-and-sour rice paper stuffed with tofu and cucumber and topped with chilled shrimp and crab. The large selection of affordable Thai entrees (including classics like pad thai and chef recommendations like kaeng keaw wan--a spicy green curry with vegetables) will keep even the pickiest eaters happy. For dessert, try the sweet ripe mango with sticky rice and a glass of syrupy Thai iced tea.
User Reviews
bstreit1
October 17, 2007
We just had lunch at Bangkok 900 and the food was even better than I remembered. All of the food was perfectly spiced and with such a delicate flavor, nothing heavy handed or greasy like other thai places. The chicken in the Yellow Curry was extremely tender and moist and the potatoes cooked to perfection. Other dishes we had included the pork with eggplant, Pad Woon Sen, and calamari with pepper and garlic (the sauce was excellent. Try this restaurant, you won't be sorry!
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djunod
June 03, 2007
Went to Bangkok 900 based on the first review here. Apparently the reviewer works for or is affiliated with the restaurant, as the food was below average, nowhere near "the BEST Thai". In fact when I pointed out the restaurant to my son that has worked nearby (on Haight) for almost a year, he said that he had never heard anything positive about the restaurant. Keep searching.
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davewaldorf
June 20, 2005
This is BY FAR the best place for Thai in this thai-blessed town. Amazing seafood dishes, surpurb vegitarian dishes and just the right amount of spice! Completely reasonable prices for the quality. Definitely try the Tofu-Satay, the Curries, the Makuer Karprow (Thai Eggplant), the Goong Prig Khing (Prawn and Green Beans), or the Pad Spinach (oh man.. i'm drooling thinking about it). A word of advice, it's better to eat in than to have it delivered (even though it's free delivery) - Thai food just doesn't do good in styrofoam... but then again, what does?
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Know Before You Go:
There is usually no wait to get in and grub, but if you are coming with more than a few people, call ahead and make reservations.
What to Drink:
Try a Singha, a Thai beer that is a perfect match to the spicy curries.
Where to Sit:
This is a double-decker restaurant, so ask to sit upstairs for a more private dining experience.
Save Money:
Almost everything on the menu is $10 or less and the portions are big enough to share.
