Best Thai food in San Francisco. Lunch prices are very reasonable ($4.95 - $6.95) and include the best hot jasmine tea I've ever had (it is strong and orange in color). Their best dishes are of the Pad Prik King variety (various combinations) of p ... more

Best Thai food in San Francisco. Lunch prices are very reasonable ($4.95 - $6.95) and include the best hot jasmine tea I've ever had (it is strong and orange in color). Their best dishes are of the Pad Prik King variety (various combinations) of peanut curry sauce with seafood, meat or tofu and string beans). If I could go there and eat Pad Prig King tofu and their wonderful Tom Yum tofu soup everyday for the rest of my life I would be very happy! Best of all, if you tell them you want your food really spicy they will make it that way. An added bonus: they don't deep fry their tofu before they put it in soups or other entrees, so it is still nice and soft and low in fat!!!! less

My overall impression of Thai Stick was so-so. I had the "omlette" appetizer which advertised ground chicken. I couldn't find (or taste) the chicken. Too much bean sprouts and not enough substance for the $6.50 price. The entrees tasted good. Prices ... more

My overall impression of Thai Stick was so-so. I had the "omlette" appetizer which advertised ground chicken. I couldn't find (or taste) the chicken. Too much bean sprouts and not enough substance for the $6.50 price. The entrees tasted good. Prices are on the high side. The waitresses are friendly. If you happen to be at Union Square and de- sire Thai food (2 blocks away), it is convienent. [On the same block, there are 2 Indonesian restaurants and another Thai restaurant. I haven't been to those yet.] less