Amarin Thai Cuisine

While looking for places to eat we somehow wandered into the backside of this restaurant thinking we could go to the front but a young asian lady stopped us, rolled her eyes, and condescendingly said this is a "restaurant" apparently not welcoming us of the same kind. We went to their next door neighbor for udon instead.

We tried the Panang Curry, Roti with Peanut Sauce and the Jasmine Tea. They were all good, but nothing exceptional. The proximity to Castro Street makes it a bit pricey. I would definitely visit again.

The food here is excellent. We had been regulars here for years but have now sworn off of this place due to EXTREMELY rude staff. We had one rude waiter who left in the middle of the order and another that kept cutting us off as we spoke trying to put in an order. This is a new development as this place was a go to place for us due to high quality of food.

I ordered Tom Yom soup and they gave me three 1 inch pieces of tofu with the broth and some veggies. It was $16.99.

It was ok. It wasn’t all that it was hyped up to be I’ve had much better Thai food in the Bay Area. Service was very slow and messy . It wasn’t even a busy night …. The fresh spring rolls wrapped in rice paper was dry , sticky and too chewy ! Very little peanut sauce provided on the side didn’t help. The mango salad was really good !

The best Thai food this side of the town. Service is a bit slow but I do not mind waiting for the food.

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I love this restaurant, the food is the closest I've had to real Thai food, but unfortunately they leave something to be desired in terms of protein, I ordered a chicken curry and paid for an extra shrimp, they added only 3 shrimp, unfortunately the amount of protein leaves something to be desired but the flavor and quality are very good.