A Thai restaurant located in a quiet residential area just off the main street of Yotsuya. It's a cozy restaurant where you can enjoy authentic Thai cuisine. I often visit this place. Today, my friend and I decided to stop by early in the evening for a quick dinner. [Order] - Fresh spring rolls 1,350 yen: A must-order classic dish. The sweet and savory sauce complements the vegetable-packed spring rolls perfectly. Consistently delicious. - Glass noodle salad 1,680 yen: A spicy salad with squid, shrimp, and plenty of vegetables. The addictive spiciness of this dish is irresistible. - Yakisoba with Tom Yum sauce and coriander 1,680 yen: I usually order Pad Thai, but this time I tried the Yakisoba with Tom Yum sauce. Topped with plenty of coriander and filled with vegetables, the yakisoba has a gentle flavor. It was so delicious that we finished it in no time. - Pumpkin flan with coconut ice cream 1,050 yen: The exquisite flavor of the pumpkin flan paired with lightly sweet coconut ice cream is a perfect combination. - Taro baked flan 680 yen: Thai baked flan is famous, but the taro baked flan here is truly delicious. Crispy on the outside, moist on the inside, with a gentle sweetness that fills your mouth. We arrived at the restaurant a little after 5 pm, and it was still not crowded. However, by the time we left, it was fully packed due to it being a Sunday. It's no wonder it's a popular spot. We enjoyed our meal in the exotic atmosphere of the restaurant. Thank you for the delicious meal.

Delicious food and a cozy atmosphere, I love Jasmine Thai. The restaurant was calm, maybe because it's the beginning of the week. I started with a draft beer, then had Singha, lemon sour, etc. The dishes I had were fresh spring rolls, shrimp sticks, stir-fried shrimp and komatsuna, Tom Yum Goong, pork curry stir-fry, and chicken Thai ramen. I was impressed by how delicious the Tom Yum Goong was, with its perfect balance of sourness, sweetness, spiciness, and richness. I regretted not ordering more servings. The Thai ramen had a delicious soup base, confirming that the foundation is really tasty. The staff at this restaurant are very polite and attentive, making it a truly wonderful place. I had a delicious and enjoyable meal tonight. Thank you! I will definitely visit again.

Overall rating: 84 points out of 100 (Cost performance: 86 points, Service: 84 points, Cleanliness: 80 points) Overall satisfaction: The taste is easy for Japanese people to enjoy, with just the right amount of spiciness and delicious dishes. Orders may take a bit longer, so it's recommended to order early. Price range: ¥1500 to ¥3000 Location: About a 15-minute walk from Yotsuya Station. Thank you for the meal. #japan #foodporn #tabelog #foodie #foodwalk #tokyo #TokyoGourmet #top #foodstagram #restaurantlover #foodwalk #TokyoLunch #TokyoRestaurant #SweetsTour #Cafe #CafeTour

I made a reservation for 6:00 PM on the weekend. The restaurant was about 90% empty and I could have gotten in without a reservation. The place was spacious and clean, and the staff were dressed in traditional Thai clothing, which was nice. - Crab curry stir-fry (2200 yen x3) - Mild flavor, not spicy at all, suitable for Japanese taste. - The crab was very tender. - The crab aroma was weak. - Elegant presentation. - Sticky rice (680 yen x3) - Served in a basket for the first time. - Usually wrapped in plastic wrap. - Northern Thai curry ramen (1650 yen x3) - Rich curry soup, not spicy at all, thin noodles. - Suitable for Japanese taste. - Comes with two chicken wings. - Elegant presentation. - Oolong tea (600 yen x3) - Jasmine tea (600 yen x3) Thank you for the meal!

Jasmine Thai in Yotsuya ✨ Singha beer is the best. It's rare to find a place where you can drink a pint of beer. The gapao curry and khao soi (*ﾟ▽ﾟ*) The combination of seafood and holy basil was exquisite! The rich red curry coconut soup is addictive, isn't it? (*'ω'*)

I have been to many Thai restaurants, but this one stands out as serving elegant Thai cuisine. My favorite dishes are the Tom Yum Goong and coriander tempura (coriander leaves with meat, shrimp, and squid in a sauce similar to larb). It is a rare find in the Yotsuya area, as it is one of the few restaurants open on Sundays.

I went to the Yotsuya branch because I had Uber Eats at a friend's house and it was so delicious. The menu had so many options to choose from, but I couldn't forget the taste of the Gapao Rice. I ended up choosing Gapao Rice and Green Curry as a side menu, and it was so delicious. The interior of the restaurant had a stylish atmosphere and it was crowded. I definitely want to go back to this restaurant. ♥️

I visited wanting to inject some energy into my tired body with spices. I had been drinking quite a bit during the day, but thanks to the spicy stir-fried crab, my tired body was revitalized, and I was able to enjoy my beer even more. It increased the spiciness right up to the limit! Thank you for the delicious meal.

I found a nice restaurant by chance and decided to go in! They serve a crab curry stir-fry set with soft shell crab that can be eaten whole. The crab's deliciousness really comes through. The set includes soup, fresh spring rolls, tapioca, and on weekends it costs 2200 yen. It seems like they have even better deals on weekdays, so I'd like to go back during the week as well!

I became hooked on MUJI's green curry and wanted to try a more authentic version. This time, I tried the Green Curry Lunch Set for 1300 yen, and added Tom Yum Kung soup. My impression was that MUJI is really amazing. I could tell that MUJI's green curry is really well-crafted.

"Delicious Thai flavors - Tom Yum Kung Ramen" set for 1,380 yen. The lunch menu is extensive and it's hard to choose. Green curry, coconut curry, Tom Yum Kung fried rice, with menu items changing about half each day. The salad comes with a secret touch of cilantro and sweet chili sauce dressing that's delicious. The small portion of fried rice with coconut milk? Comes with dessert, very filling. The Tom Yum Kung Ramen is easy to eat, with the option to add more seasoning to suit your taste. The member foursome can enjoy the crispy texture of baby bok choy while savoring the unique Tom Yum Kung flavor. Next, green curry or coconut curry? Let's go for some curry!"

The lunch options around Yotsuya are diverse and full of international flavors. Today, I visited a Thai restaurant where the staff, who are from Thailand, guided me in Japanese and engaged in conversations with the kitchen in Thai. It was a fun experience, immersing in the Thai atmosphere. The staff's sincerity was evident. On a side note, my daughter visited Ayutthaya in Thailand for her graduation trip and spoke highly of the kindness of the locals. I tried the Coconut Chicken Curry Set for 1350 yen, and although the lunch sets vary by day, it was not immediately clear from the menu. I also got to taste my friend's Basil Fried Rice, which was delicious with a strong punch of spices.

I visited wanting to blow away the dampness of the rain with delicious Thai cuisine. It's conveniently located about 5 minutes from Yotsuya Station. The dishes all had a strong authentic spice flavor, with a taste that is both delicious and addictive due to the perfect balance of flavors. The spicy stir-fried seafood was made even spicier than usual, giving a slightly sweat-inducing Thai cuisine experience. This is definitely a place I will come back to! Thank you for the meal.

It's a bit on the expensive side for a salaryman's lunch, but the taste is undeniable so I end up eating it occasionally. The spiciness is tailored for Japanese taste, but it's still spicy enough to make you feel satisfied. The tapioca also tastes delicious and helps to soothe the spiciness in your mouth.

Sometimes I crave Thai food, so I decided to visit this restaurant that I had been curious about for the first time for lunch on a holiday. I was torn between ordering Gapao, but this time I went with Kaomangai. Mmm, mmm, delicious ❤️ The chicken was moist and tender, and the sauce was to my liking. It's not too spicy. However, personally, I don't like tapioca milk, so I would be happy if I could get a little discount by skipping dessert, haha.

Located a 5-minute walk from Yotsuya Station, this Thai restaurant is tucked away from the main street. - Yam Wun Sen (Glass Noodle Salad) for 1680 yen: A classic Thai dish with squid, shrimp, and celery. It starts off refreshing with the lemony acidity, but the spiciness gradually builds up. It can get quite hot. - Shrimp Spring Rolls for 1650 yen: Crispy fried shrimp wrapped in spring roll pastry. - Garlic-flavored Fried Soft Shell Crab for 2200 yen: Soft shell crab stir-fried with garlic. It's soft enough to eat the shell and has a strong garlic flavor. - Pad Thai for 1650 yen: Pad Thai with plenty of bouncy shrimp. It's quite filling. - Gapao Rice for 1650 yen: Slightly spicy and sweet-savory minced chicken. Breaking the fried egg yolk over it adds a nice balance. It's very satisfying. Dishes like Gapao and Pad Thai are quite filling, so it's recommended to share if ordering a variety. The garlic-fried crab and shrimp spring rolls were favorites. Thank you for the meal.

It's April Fool's Day, so I decided to go to a different restaurant with a mysterious excitement and ended up going to a Thai restaurant. I was looking for a place near my lunch meeting in Hanzomon with a friend and found this place through a search. We started with shrimp paste toast and garlic fried shrimp, but they took a while to prepare, so we also ordered a salad and fresh spring rolls. I don't like cilantro, so I asked if it was in the rolls and was told it wasn't, but it turned out there were other herbs that I didn't like. The shrimp paste toast was delicious, but the garlic fried shrimp tasted frozen and fishy. We then tried the green curry, which was recommended in reviews, and it was delicious. We had a total of 5 drinks and the bill came to around 11,000 yen.

As the weather gradually warms up, I find myself craving spicy food, especially Southeast Asian cuisine. Today, I decided to have Thai food for lunch and visited this restaurant that I had bookmarked before. 1. Exterior, atmosphere, and interior of the restaurant: Located about a 7-minute walk from Yotsuya Station, right across from the famous taiyaki shop "Wakaba". The storefront features a colorful flower bed, creating a vibrant atmosphere. The Thai national flag is prominently displayed outside. Inside, the decor is unified with dark brown wood, and there are sacred elephant figurines and Singha beer posters that evoke the feeling of Thailand. 2. Food: For lunch, I ordered my favorite "Khao Man Gai" with an additional "Tom Yum Kung Ramen" for an extra 550 yen. The "Tom Yum Kung Ramen" arrived first, and despite being a side menu item, it was surprisingly generous in portion. The soup had a perfect balance of spicy, tangy, and sweet flavors, with a variety of ingredients like shrimp, squid, and shimeji mushrooms. The lemongrass and kaffir lime leaves added a refreshing aroma. The noodles were cooked perfectly. Next, the "Khao Man Gai" was served. The steamed chicken was tender and flavorful, paired with fragrant jasmine rice cooked in chicken broth. The soy sauce had a rounded saltiness that complemented the chicken and rice well. The cucumber and salad on the side added freshness. I thoroughly enjoyed both dishes and left feeling satisfied. 3. Staff: The restaurant was run by three friendly Thai staff members who greeted and seated us warmly. They spoke Japanese fluently, and the service was smooth and efficient. Overall, there were no issues with the staff's hospitality. 4. Value for money: I was happy to be able to enjoy both my favorite dishes, and I found the use of herbs and spices in both dishes to be to my liking. The ambiance of the restaurant and the friendly staff further added to the positive experience, making it worth the price. 5. Other: Next time, I would like to try their curry dishes.

I love Jasmine Thai! As always, the popular restaurant was bustling with customers. Since we didn't have a reservation, we were seated on the terrace. We started with Singha beer as usual. We ordered fresh spring rolls, eggplant salad, shrimp sticks, water spinach, chicken and cashew nut stir-fry, and more. The food was delicious, and I always end up ordering too much when I come here! And of course, it was spicy! But delicious. The staff were efficient and polite, even though the restaurant was busy and the food took a bit longer to come out. They seemed genuinely sorry when presenting the bill, but there was no need for that! I had a great time enjoying the food and drinks at a leisurely pace, so I was completely satisfied as always. Ate too much~. There were actually a few small mishaps, but in the end, it seemed like we were able to help the restaurant in some way, so I felt strangely happy. I will visit again! Thank you for the wonderful meal tonight.

Authentic Thai cuisine! When I visited on a weeknight, almost all the seats were taken. The menu is so extensive that it's hard to decide what to order, but everything was authentic and delicious. The Pad Thai had a different taste from what I've had before (strong ketchup-like flavor), which was a bit surprising at first, but I ended up enjoying it. Despite being a chain restaurant, you can still enjoy authentic dishes here. I would like to visit again. Thank you for the meal.

It was a national holiday, so it was quite crowded! It was a good call to make a reservation for 11:30. I ordered the Chicken Green Curry lunch set. It came with fresh spring rolls and tapioca dessert for 1500 yen. They said you can adjust the spiciness, so I asked for no spice, but it was still pretty spicy! If you don't like spicy food, don't order the Green Curry.笑