Mark Thai Food Box

Not the best.

Pricey for the portions.

Their staple dish, Khao Man Gai - isn’t good. The sauce isn’t chili like and not authentic. The meat comes with lots of pieces of chicken liver which wasn’t seasoned well so it tasted off. This wasn’t mentioned in the description. The few pieces of chicken tasted bland and not fresh.

The Pad See Ew was bland as well. Fried egg alone cost $3, which is very expensive compared to other restaurants. The chicken that came with this dish was tough and chewy - very hard to eat.

Dishes were priced around $13 for a very small portion. You would be able to get bigger portions (enough for two meals) for the same price points at other Thai restaurants outside of the U District. Not sure how these restaurants thrive here where their customers are mainly (poor) students.

Owners are nice though.

I had Ka Pao Gai spicy with chicken and egg! Very delicious and authentic, felt like I was in Thailand. Also we were given a complimentary coconut pudding!

Delicious little hole in the wall!
Stumbled upon this place tonight looking for something easy and cheerful. I found it. Everything was take away even if you ate there you got it in microwaveable containers. Kind of like Snap Kitchen but less corporate. The Penang curry was good with enough spice to warm me up but not kill me. The winter melon soup was comforting. Good little place with character.

I enjoyed my meal outside using the public tables. The street that runs in front of the shop is converted to dining when the bus route isn’t running. Great planning with this one.

Great food and Mark was so so welcoming! I had the Pad See Ew and it was very tasty :)

This place likely nostalgic for Thai ppl, good selection of Thai comfort food here. Lunch boxes are maybe pricey for the amt of food u get tho