Jitlada Thai Cuisine

As a restaurant blogger, I’m always on the lookout for authentic and delicious Thai cuisine, and Jitlada Thai Cuisine did not disappoint! Located in the heart of San Francisco’s Mission District, this cozy restaurant serves up traditional Thai dishes with a modern twist. From spicy curries to sour soups, every dish on the menu is sure to tantalize your taste buds.

Restaurant Info

• Restaurant Type: Thai, Salad, Noodles
• Address: 1826 Buchanan St San Francisco, CA 94115 , USA
• Phone: (415) 292-9027

At Jitlada Thai Cuisine, you’ll find all your favorite Thai dishes, from Pad Thai and Tom Yum Soup to Green Curry and Massaman Curry. The restaurant’s warm and inviting atmosphere makes it the perfect spot for a night out with friends or family. Don’t forget to try their signature dishes, like Khao Soi and Drunken Noodles!

Khao Soi is a traditional Thai dish that I had the pleasure of trying at Jitlada Thai Cuisine. This curried noodle soup was cooked to perfection, with tender and flavorful noodles swimming in a rich, slightly spicy coconut milk broth. The flavors were expertly balanced, with a perfect blend of sweet, sour, salty, and umami notes. I added some crispy fried noodles on top for extra crunch, which added texture and depth to the dish. Overall, Khao Soi was a hearty and satisfying meal that left me feeling full and content.

Pad Thai is one of Thailand’s most iconic dishes, and Jitlada Thai Cuisine does it justice. This stir-fry noodle dish was cooked to perfection, with a perfect balance of sweet, sour, and savory flavors. The noodles were cooked just right, with a delightful chewiness that complemented the crunchy vegetables and protein. I opted for the shrimp version, which added a burst of freshness to each bite. Overall, Pad Thai was a delicious and satisfying meal that left me craving more.

Tom Yum Soup is another classic Thai dish that Jitlada Thai Cuisine excels at. This spicy and sour soup was made with tender chunks of chicken, lemongrass, and mushrooms in a flavorful coconut milk broth. The flavors were expertly balanced, with just the right amount of heat from the chilies. I added some crispy fried shallots on top for extra crunch, which added texture and depth to the dish. Overall, Tom Yum Soup was a refreshing and invigorating meal that left me feeling revitalized.

The restaurant has a casual and inviting atmosphere, with a warm color scheme and decorative elements such as traditional Thai textiles and artwork. The tables are set with simple yet elegant tablecloths and napkins, and there is a small bar area in the background where customers can order drinks and appetizers.

Rating is 4 out of 5. reviews:

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