Jamjuree Thai Cuisine 509 15th Avenue East, Seattle, WA 98112

"Good thai place in Capitol Hill. Tried their pad thai with tofu, even though they do not mention egg in their menu they still do add it. Make sure to say no egg if you are vegetarian/vegan. The food is good but a little expensive."

"I recently dined at this restaurant and had a pleasant experience. The prices here are quite budget-friendly, which is a big plus. The atmosphere is relaxed and chill, making it a great spot to unwind. The food, while good, tends to have a very mild taste. If you're someone who enjoys strong flavors, I recommend asking the staff to add more sauce or seasoning to your dish. This simple adjustment can make a significant difference in your dining experience."

"My friend and I were the only customer for at least half a hour and the service was still horrible. Had to chase them down for check, boxes, water, and hot sauce. Food was tasty so will be back. Also lunch combo is valid on weekends. This is rare as most are only on weekdays. The lunch combo is a good value. The food does come out slow. The two stars here isn't spicy at all ( about sirracha level)."

"Come here for the atmosphere. This place has tons of potential, but they are missing some important elements. You can tell a lot by ordering the tea! Ordered the Pad Gra Pow chicken with brown rice, Angel Asparagus, Calamari, Tom Ka soup, & Jasmine Tea. The tea came out in a nice ornate, albeit tiny iron pot really meant for a single serving. It also came warm & not really hot at all. And that really explains this place -- looks good, but nothing that stands out. Everything that came out would miss a little detail-- tea, was pretty but came out luke warm & bitter; Calamari came out crispy but it tasted like dry chicken nuggets; Pad Gra Pow, egg & brown rice was dry; Angel Asparagus, tasted great but the color was flat & the food luke warm. So the service had the same misses. The waitress was very sweet, remembered to remove the bell pepperd as asked but forgot that we asked for chopsticks. As the food came out without chopsticks, I ended up having to snag a to-go set on my own. They gave us cheap, clear plastic, dollar-store to-go container with a plain paper bag. Did they want us to tip AND work? "Missing the attention to detail" is my impression of this restaurant. Just check the menu & look for "say sauce" and "prok (*pork)" -- you won't be able to unsee it. Midas 5-stars - for the atmosphere & kind service. Midas 3-stars - for the misses on the detail."

"We tried this restaurant in Seattle and by far the best thai food we had. We ordered fresh rolls, papaya salad, Jamjuree fried rice, and pad kee mao noodles. The place was not crowded and the staff was nice and courteous. Lots of vegetarian/vegan options, and they are open for customization. We went on weekday and lots of folks had ordered take outs. Pricing wise very reasonable."