Good Thai Food---East Bay?

Good Thai Food---East Bay?
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Fat City @ 27th Aug 08:12PM:
Good Thai Food---East Bay?

Got any favorites? I'm always looking for a good one.

I like Saysetha in Oakland (near 51st & Telegraph); their fried sweet potato appetizer with peanut sauce is heaven.

Loved PhuPing in the East Pacific Mall, but they went outa bizness. :huh:

There's another in Point Richmond that I can't remember the name of offhand. I go there for lunch sometimes and get a great broccoli beef with Thai sauce.

Gotta stop, I'm droolin'. :p
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PrntRhd @ 27th Aug 09:06PM:
Re: Good Thai Food---East Bay?

One on Webster in Alameda, don't remember the name though.
Thai Place?

Cha-Am in Berkeley.

The one in Point Richmond is Sawadee Thai
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Fat City @ 28th Aug 12:56PM:
Re: Good Thai Food---East Bay?

I'll have to try Cha-Am in Berkeley (1543 Shattuck--looks like it's right in the heart of the Gourmet Ghetto :)). Plearn is another Thai restaurant also in Berkeley. Haven't been there in years, so I should revisit---I remember it being pretty good. It's at 1923 University, not far from Cha-Am.

The Point Richmond restaurant is Kao Sarn at 130 Washington Avenue. Sawadee Thai is in Richmond, on Sab Pablo Ave near the I80 overpass. It's only a couple of miles from my house so I'll give it a go on one of my walks.
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kmjohansen @ 16th Oct 01:58AM:
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If you like it spicy, My Thai in Fremont is excellent.
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DavisPhotog @ 20th Oct 03:09AM:
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Here are the ones I've reviewed on Yelp:
»www.yelp.com/user_details_review···w&q=thai

I'd highly recommend Soi Four and Chai Thai. Sauby Sauby is very good but I haven't been there enough times to *really* get a feel for it.
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sashwa @ 20th Oct 10:42AM:
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»www.vulcancafe.com/

Vulcan Thai Cafe

915 45th Ave (at San Leandro St)
Oakland, CA 94601

They are open for lunch and dinner. I really like their BBQ Pork with the green sauce.
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sfromsf @ 23rd Oct 11:36AM:
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Soi Four - my fav
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