Restaurant
Thai Trio
Sammamish
Thai Trio sits in the Sammamish Highlands Shopping Mall on 228th Avenue NE, a short drive north of the house. The restaurant is the American branch of a Bangkok family business that has been selling Thai street food since 1983. Their first stall in Bangkok stood right on the street with three small tables for nine guests, and the family says it never quite felt like a restaurant, more like a food joint. Today the Bangkok shop seats fifty people at Or Tor Kor Market, and the recipes behind it have now made the trip to Washington. The idea here follows the street vendor habit of doing a few dishes very well instead of a long menu. The family's flagship is Swimming Rama, of which they report having sold more than one and a half million plates. Around it the menu keeps to a focused list: Thai chicken rice in the khao mun gai style, stewed pork leg with rice, Thai fried chicken, pad thai, pad see eiw, drunkard's noodles, panang curry, papaya salad, tom yum noodle soup and mango sticky rice, with Thai tea, Thai iced coffee and mango smoothies to drink. The kitchen publishes a detailed allergen page. It offers a vegetarian version of several dishes made without fish sauce or shrimp extract, a gluten sensitive pad thai, and keeps crushed peanuts in a separate container on the side. You can eat in or order to go, and the house lists its special closing days, such as Thanksgiving and Christmas, on the website ahead of time.
- Thai
- Vegetarian
- Lunch
- Dinner
- Takeout
- Seating indoors
- Gluten-free options
Go there
600 228th Avenue NE, Sammamish, 98074, United States
+14253717979 · www.thaitrio.com
Arrange reservations directly with the restaurant.
Is this your restaurant? We are still missing an email address and photos. Take the entry over and add it yourself — free, and it stays free.Claim this restaurant
Been there?
Write a reviewNo reviews yet. If you have eaten here, you would be the first — tap a star and tell the next guest why.
Vacation rentals on BookNoFees
Explore vacation rental destinations
Regional first, then a small selection of established destination guides. Every link opens a real, crawlable page.















