All Rice Thai Hut

I have been wanting to visit All Rice Thai Hut for a few years now and I'm glad I finally went. I would have not been able to find it if it was not listed online. It's in a strip mall but on a less visible part of the strip mall. The restaurant has a good amount of tables and the people working were friendly. I ended up ordering the chicken satay, garlic fried chicken, and the pad see ew. The chicken satay were huge - by far the largest satay I have ever gotten. The flavor was good and the peanut sauce was creamy. I would have liked more liquid to go with the acar (pickled vegetables) but it was not a big deal. The garlic fried chicken was great as well. It had assertive garlic flavor and a thick coating on the chicken. I think the lime that I asked for to put on top of the chicken to brighten up the chicken was good too. The pad see ew was very good too. The noodles were not overcooked or mushy and the dish was not too salty. I would definitely return for a good Thai meal.

Don't understand why it got 4.7 ranking. I went there because of this high ranking but extremely disappointed with the food. All dishes we ordered were tasted overly sweet. The yellow chicken curry is only slices of chicken breast & the meat tasteless, the curry sauce very watery with too much coconut milk to cause it too sweet. The fried wide noodles Pad See Ew recommended by lots of reviewers taste so sweet that I could hardly eat. For the chicken satay, it looks good but don't taste good, the chicken meat hasn't marinate so basically its tasteless and have to rely on dipping the satay sauce and again its too sweet. I've never try a Thai restaurant taste so awful. Comparing the price and the quality of the food an average dish cost $12-14 does not worth the money at all. The chicken satay $7.88 is $2 each. In fact, I think the price is too high. A Chinese All-you- can-eat only cost $12.99. I personally don't recommend this restaurant. If you're looking for a really Thai restaurant go to a better place to enjoy real good Thai food. A real Thai restaurant usually offer the most famous and common Thai dishes like Kor Moo Yang Jiam Jin Jeaw (charcoal bbq slices pork) and Tod Mun Groong (deep fried shrimp cake). But this restaurant does not.

I’m going to say that I think All Rice is my new favorite Thai restaurant in the south everett/mill creek area. The interior is pretty small, but clean and bright with an open kitchen where you can see the chefs cooking and preparing. I usually ordered the red curry with vegetable or the kee mao vegetable or chicken depending on my mood. Both dishes taste very authentic with super fresh ingredients and quality protein. Their spice level seems to run true, I usually order a 2 and it’s not too hot or too mild. I also enjoy the spring rolls which taste super fresh and not overly greasy, with a nice light and flavorful sauce. My experiences with the staff have always been good, you’re greeted with a smile upon arrival and thanked on your way out.

Friendly, prompt service. Restaurant was cozy and welcoming. The air vents were dingy and filthy, dust build up around the ceiling and vents. The Garlic Fried Rice was moist and fried up flavorfully. The Pad See Ew was very flavorful, bursting with rich Thai flavors. The noodles were cooked chewy gooey perfect. Sweet Basil Chicken was a bit salty; too much fish sauce. Although there was that rich Thai flavor bursting with every bite.