Thai Rhapsody

I come here so often that the staff knows me and knows my «usual» order. I always go for the crispy garlic chicken with a side of white rice. It’s sweet and spicy and a big, delicious portion! My wife loves the Pad Thai noodles, and we both like the crispy egg rolls appetizer. This place is great and highly recommended.

So good! I was craving a good green curry when my little sister was in town and didn’t feel like cooking. Glad we found this place! We just ordered for pickup and they were quite thorough and made sure we knew how to find this place.
It was amazing! I’m constantly ordering extra spice on the spiciest level at joints because thanks to people who whine when they order spicy food that it’s too spicy (???) places tend to tone it down to prevent this. Not these guys! It had an awesome kick and wasn’t overstuffed with veggies where you hardly have any of the actual curry. Perfect amounts of each!
Also got the veggie appetizer sampler and everything was very yummy. Their crunchy rolls were little mini versions which was cute and appreciated! Sample sized deliciousness with some drool worthy peanut sauce!
Will definitely be back!

Super fresh, amazing orange chicken. The pad Thai is fresh but not full of taste. Tom Tim soup is incredibly fresh and spicy. We will definitely be checking this place out again!

A friend and I had lunch here today and this seems to be our go to place. When you first walk in you see a beautifully decorated restaurant that has traditional yet modern Thai décor. We were greeted by a friendly face. We chose outdoor seating since it was a sunny day in the PNW. My friend ordered the Pad See Ew and I ordered the drunken noodles and soft spring rolls (as a to go option for my hubby). They were very accommodating when I asked to replace the tofu with prawns since my husband is soy-​free. The service is excellent! Location is away from the busy-​ness of the Towne Center. I definitely recommend Thai Rhapsody!

Not trying to be mean but this Thai food was mediocre compared to many other Thai restaurants we’ve been to. The pad see ew noodles came really broken up, and there wasn’t that much meat. We also ordered the garlic chicken which they said was the most popular dish but it tasted kind of funny and made us feel not so great afterwards; it didn’t even come with a side they charged us extra to have rice with it. And then to top off our not so great experience the bill came and it was $ 40! We left pretty unhappy.

Thai Rhapsody is located on the main drag of Main Street in Mill Creek towards the end, right before it becomes residential. My husband and I came here for a date night and we were looking forward to some exotic flavor and some SPICE. We decided to sit at the bar because we like to chat with the bartenders and to our surprise, she had no problem putting on Jeopardy for us, a guilty please we don’t always get to indulge in with our hyperactive toddler at home. Now, onto the food. Let me preface the rest of the review with this: my husband likes the kind of spice that will cause smoke to blow out of his ears. If you’re looking for this experience in your Thai cuisine too, this unfortunately is not the place. However, the flavor and creativity of the food and the service were fantastic. I had an Avocado Curry which was extremely aromatic and delicious just know going into this place that the portions are huge so you get a lot for your money here. We’ll be back.

My Wife and I were house hunting in Mill Creek and were encouraged to visit this place and we are glad we did. This is the most amazing Thai food anywhere! It is now our go to place for Thai. One thing we have discovered is everything on the menu is awesome. Yes, we have to this point tried it all and we couldn’t be more pleased. Every dish was fresh and incredibly delicious with outstanding flavors, not to mention the service was, fast, friendly and excellent. If there was a 6tgh start, this would be one of the few places what deserve that and more.

Nice ambience, staff is super friendly. Food is good… But the taste was different every-​time… On my first visit, I ordered drunken noodles spice level 4 and it was very spicy in a good way. I ordered same on the next two trips, it was not that spicy.
Anyhow, I like this restaurant. Its a cute lil place to hangout with friends. And its clean… Always.

First time going here. Loved the Tom kha !! It was one of the best ! Deff coming back! Nice environment and clean! Staff is semi– friendly but overall very happy with this place!

We had a birthday dinner to celebrate my oldest son’s recent birthday. There were 11 people in attendance. Our waitress was Emma, who was amazing. She was very pleasant, attentive and has a nice personality. The food was amazing also, as good of Thai food as I’ve had. This is now one of a couple of Thai restaurants in the area that I’ll go to in the future. The interior is nicely appointed and looks fresh. Overall a great experience and we will be back!

My wife talked me into coming back here and this time it was a much better experience. I ordered the swimming (showering) Rama with noodles and It was very tasty. i haven’t seen that item on the menu anywhere else and I really liked it. I almost always like swimming Rama but adding the noodles made it even better. The ambiance is good as well and the service was very good. Good spot for a date night.

Will always be my go to Thai restaurant! I normally come here during the weekdays, so it does not get too busy. My favorite item is their pad Thai and yellow curry. Their pad Thai has more sauce then most other Thai restaurants… Which I’m a sucker for since the sauce is pretty good yet doesn’t mask the dish. It can be too sweet and too much sometimes… Which can easily be fixed with some lime. Yellow curry is also rich and has different dimensions compared to other Thai restaurants I’ve been to. Though, their different curry does not have much distinct taste from one another. It’s still quite delicious. The spice level from 1 – 5 is not as spicy as you would think, I like spicy. So 5 is perfect without going overboard, but I’m sure most people can handle 3.
Their service is always nice. Fills up water often and does not neglect my friends and me despite us being young.
Decoration is nice, and clean. This place is dim and set up in a way where you can have some privacy yet enjoy the space. Bathroom well kept. Thumbs up on everything!

Don’t be a wimp — order your food «SPICY». You can handle it… trust me.
This restaurant is in the Mill Creek Town Center, there isn’t usually a wait.
I like their Tom Kah Soup (Hot and sour soup with coconut milk, mushrooms, lemon grass, chili paste and lime leaves). $ 11.99 and big enough to share with 3 people.
I also like their Crispy Garlic Chicken, and their Red Curry.
The staff is friendly. They have a full bar.
Why 3 stars? I’ve lived in the area for almost 3 years. In the beginning, this restaurant really wowed me! It was even the place I chose to meet friends & family to celebrate my birthday. However, the last two times I’ve eaten here, the food was missing something… I can’t put my finger on it, but something has changed… I don’t leave with that same feeling of «that hit the spot» Meh.

Nice that they are open so late on a Sunday night as not much else was open, closes at 11pm.
I ordered the pad see ew: There was not enough sauce, (soy sauce?) as it was leaning on the bland side. At least the beef was plentiful.
Sweet and sour chicken: The sauce is what makes up the identify of the dish and this is the first time I’ve encountered it all runny, too watery. It was VERY clear they left out cornstarch.
Pad thai: This dish I was satisfied with, it even came with crumbs of peanuts.
For an overall experience, it was a miss on two of three dishes…

Great service. Friendly people. Great food. Not much else to add but Unilocal is apparently making me write more so I can actually post it. It’s weird that Unilocal makes you do that. You almost feel the need to vent even though you really have nothing to say but this is kind of fun so I guess I’ll keep writing.
Saw a bird today. Nothing spectacular about the bird, I just saw one and I wondered, «Do birds Unilocal or chirp?» What is the difference? Guess we’ll never know.
Now, Unilocal is saying, «your review is at average length (which is what your ex said about you). But why settle for average? Write on!» So I guess I’ll keep writing nothing that applies to this place.
Seriously they do have great food. My parents enjoyed the Pad-​See-​Ew. We had calamari and the… Ok, good. Unilocal finally told me that I can stop. Now my fingers are bloody. Good lord, how do people write reviews???

After one visit, this place jumps straight to the top of the list of Thai places in the area, at least for me. It’s a little more polished (not quite formal, but not quite as casual as some) and a little less gifted with parking than a few of the others. So it might not quite suit the same mood as some of the more hole-​in-​the-​wall spots in the area. But the food and the service here are right on point.
The dining room is long and narrow, with a few extra bistro tables and chairs outside. There are a couple rows of booths flanking a central row of tables and chairs. Not the biggest place, but attractively built, and very clean and bright. The host station up front and the side station in back give the place a feeling of carefully looking over each guest, in a very nice way. The staff have everything they need at their fingertips, and you feel it when you have any requests – fish oil, chili paste, refills for water or tea, they all show up almost before you even realize you need them. So nice.
The menus are colorfully printed and very bright. There are about 60 – 70 dishes total, maybe a bit less. They have a lot of the old familiar dishes that everybody expects at a Thai joint, and they have a few more traditional and adventurous things as well. We got the crispy garlic chicken, Singapore noodles, and Thai wraps. The chicken was clearly wok-​fried, not deep-​fried. The basil leaves clung to the breading, and the blend of sweet, spicy, and tangy flavors was spot-​on. The Singapore noodles were admirably low in sodium, with beautifully grilled prawns on top and plenty of crisp vegetables in between the noodles.
The Thai wraps, though, were the star of the show. Green leaves around a ring of little plates – pick up a leaf, add a little sticky sweet sauce, and sprinkle in noodles, peanuts, onions, garlic, thai chilies, and other stuff for a little mouthful. These were messy, but really, really good, and an interesting change of pace for sure.
The staff seemed to include a lot of family – papa managing the floor, daughters waiting tables, grandpa with a warm hat on cooking in back. You can kind of see into the kitchen, but it’s more of pass-​through than a display kitchen. Still, being able to hear and smell all that cooking is awesome.
They seem to have a nice cross-​section of customers looking for familiar comfort food and chatting about the old country with the staff, blending in with a bunch of Mill Creek locals who want to try something they don’t make at home. A Thai couple next to us got enormous bowls of steaming hot soup, which looked amazing. Speaking of soup, this place offers cups of Tom Yum, which not many places do (it’s often only available by the full bowl, if memory serves), which gives you a nice option to add a little soup to the meal without destroying your appetite.
There are quite a few great Thai places within 15 miles of here, and plenty of good ones. But this one looks like the king of them all.

My favorite Thai restaurant. Been going here for over 6 years. Great crab delight, Thai wings are always hot. Soft rolls are wonderful (prefer them with prawns) and Pad Thai is so good. Great place to try new things too. Ken is a wonderful manager/​owner.
Side note: the crispy garlic prawns are unreal as well, the idea was started when my brother became a pescetarian so he asked for the crispy garlic chicken to be prawns. They’d never done it before until he mentioned it. a week later it was on the menu. Haven’t received any royalties yet :)

Mm, some good eating. Just be ready for an unhelpful review.
My girlfriend’s sister and her husband got a take out order of this and I’m pretty sure we all enjoyed it. I don’t remember exactly what they got, but it was an eclectic enough mix of things that it makes me confident enough to say that anything at Thai Rhapsody is likely better than most other Thai restaurants. The basil chicken (or whatever it’s called here) had a great flavor and batter, but it was cooked a little too long, because the chicken was a little dry. The Thai salad, shrimp, and crab were also all enjoyable. I’d eat it again.
Sorry again for the less-​than-​helpful review. *tears*

They’re a little inconsistent with the spice levels.
So much so that this trash-​talking spice-​lover needed a milkshake after dinner. Maybe even a humble pie.
I had ordered everything with just 3 stars. I wasn’t trying to show off! In the past, 3 stars was okay on the spice. This time, I think I actually saw smoke come out of my ears.
Overall, the food is good. It is pretty standard as far as Thai food goes and that’s how I like my Thai food. Thai food already has such a great balance of flavors so I didn’t need anyone messing with it. Service was amazingly sweet and fast. I wish there was more consistency but let’s be honest, if I’m up north and craving Thai, I would come here.

This is the best Thai place in the area. Their food is consistently good. They are super fast and it’s really nice. Curry and soups are awesome! Also healthier choices like imperial garlic chicken are so good. I highly recommend it! I’ve eaten Thai all over Seattle and the country. This is good Thai food.
Hope you enjoy! You can see by my check-in’s I like it :)