Yum woon sen salad was very delicious which was my favorite among other dishes we ordered. The male server who took our orders was attentive and nice. This restaurant is in a neighborhood called Hayes Valley where various restaurants, bars and clothing shops are concentrated so it'll be great for a walk nearby before or after a meal

The food are not too spicy even it is Thai restaurant. The satay and grilled pork shoulder are very delicious.

We came during pride weekend, they were really busy but really attentive to seating our party Of 10 in a timely manner. The FOOD, delicious and worth the price. The staff AMAZING and attentive. If you’re a fan of Thai cuisine, I highly recommend them a try!

This was my first visit to the restaurant for Thai food. It was late dinner time and about half the customers were there. I ordered Tom Yam Noodle. It was very sour and the noodles were very soft. The raw shrimp had a slightly unpleasant smell. The stir-fried spinach was delicious! I will come back to try other menu items.

Before a nearby performance, we came by for dinner because almost all other restaurants had long waits. Since we didn't have a reservation we were seated outside on the sidewalk. There are no outdoor heaters. The staff were courteous and professional. We ordered the shrimp pad thai and didn't have to wait long to get it. We shared it, but one person may be able to finish it. The pad thai was delicious, and the shrimp were cooked perfectly. There are interesting items such as alligator and frog that we may come back to try.

DO NOT RECOMMEND - POOR SERVICE / MEDIOCRE FOOD A group of 6 of us had dinner at Lers Ros Thai yesterday evening (12/14/23) at 10pm after a comedy show. We ordered two Thai green curries, pad siew, pad kee mow, crab pad Thai and beef fried rice. The food was mediocre at best and serving sizes were on the smaller side. Both the pad kee mow and crab pad Thai plates had a large serving of bean sprouts (40% portion of the plate). The crab pad Thai was overly sweet but had a good portion of crab meat. Service was quick but horrible. I understand we made it before their last kitchen call (10:10pm) and the restaurant closes at 11pm but it should not have warranted the type of behavior we experienced. The servers kept checking and asking to clear our plates unnecessarily on multiple occasions. My friend had to consolidate her foods onto one plate so that the server can clear it when there was no need to do so. We were not short on table space and are still in the middle of our meals. At the end of our meal, we had some leftover crab pad Thai and rice that we wanted to pack to go. We asked for boxes but the servers came and grabbed the dishes to the back for us. I didn’t think much about that until today when our friend opened the box and realized they had just dumped the rice over the noodles instead of packing them separately or placing them next to each other in the box. For reference, our group left the restaurant after closing time at 11:05pm but there were still about 10+ people eating at the restaurant when we left. I cannot believe this restaurant was rated top 100 in SF. I do not recommend coming here, you can find better tasting Thai with better service at a better price elsewhere.

Ordered delivery. - grilled sirloin beef: very greasy. Not - five spices duck: also very greasy. Not much flavor either. - spicy tofu. Greasy. Overall: greasy and not very flavorful. The beef and duck was over $25.00 each. Definitely not worth the money. pretty disappointed.

We stopped in here randomly while exploring Hayes valley and had a great experience. The bass with lemongrass is my wife's new favorite meal. We will be back with friends very soon!

My favorite Thai restaurant! Highly recommend Crab roll, sliver noodle salad, and all other dish on the menu!!

In my case, they did not or forget to check our Google reservation. However, they found us a table when I showed them a copy of the reservation on my phone. The food here is on the sweet side which I think it caters more to western taste. I'm from SE Asia and visited Thailand many many times so I know how Thai foods should taste like. If you are looking for Thai foods, I guess this place is ok. The ambience is simple enough but not much of Thai decoration.

Cozy Hayes Valley Thai spot. Food is prepared by Thai cooks (visually confirmed) and come clean, authentic, and with all the flavors you would expect, if you know your Thai food. When I say “authentic” I mean to say American authentic. Because the only true authentic Thai is in Thailand. But this is delicious and distinctive. If you’re in the Hayes Valley and craving a little Thai flavor, don’t hesitate. Oh, and I’m far East Asian born overseas. I haven’t lost my way lol…

Ordered takeout. The Hot and Sour Thai Tom Yum Soup is so fragrant, as soon as I opened the lid the aroma just hit me, and the first sip was absolutely delicious. Likewise for the Pad See-Ew and Gravy Noodle, just full of flavour.

Although we made reservations, there were still open tables when we arrived at 7:15pm on a Friday night. The service was so fast. We ordered a chicken satay as an appetizer, which a few pieces were rubbery. My husband ordered the Crispy Chicken over Fried Rice, which he loved. He hoped for more chicken though. I got the Red Curry with chicken, Garlic and Ginger Rice, and the stir fry broccoli. The red curry was easily the best dish. The medium spice was perfect and the crispy eggplants in it. The garlic rice is a must for garlic lovers. Although I ate a plate portion, there was still leftovers for 2 servings. Overall, we’d definitely come back again.

Here’s the thing, they have multiple locations but only one next to the Symphony. I thought I made a reservation for HayesSt, but I made an error. The kind folks at the host stand found us a nice table. We brought a bottle of wine in and paid their corkage fee. The papaya salad with raw blue crab was particularly special and super delicious. Scallops with ginger and a really flavorful piece of fish.

Every time we go to San Francisco, we always meet up with friends and family for dinner. A good friends recommend this place. If you are sitting inside the restaurant a bit loud. Overall we are very happy with food and big portion. Staff are very friendly and nice.

I've been dying to eat Thai food in San Fransisco and was excited to try this place, but I won't even be going back again. I placed a Togo order for Pad Thai and had a couple requests when is was made. I didn't want Amy peanuts or bean sprouts with minced chicken. Which the bartender said that was OK but then when I asked for tomato added I got the look from her like I'm asking for too much and she just flat out said NO. I should have known right there not to proceed with My order, but being starving I decided to just place the order. MY FOOD SUCKED to sum it up. It was unbelievably soggy and mashed together like it had been sitting out for hours. There was wayyyy too much lime on it to the point where that's all I could taste was soggy lime. The rice was hard and dry and not sticky at all. Not impressed at all. I wont be going back and if you go here I would stay away from the pad Thai. I didn't even finish it. I threw about 70 percent of it in the trash. WORST PAD THAI I'VE EVER HAD HANDS DOWN.👎

Great food, friendly and fast service. This was some of the best Thai food I've had outside of Thailand.

Our dinner was quite the let down. None of the dishes we got were good at all…we got the garlic quail as an appetizer, and beef tendon noodle soup and duck noodle soup. Barely any meat on the quail, the little bits of meat were tough, and lots of bone fragments. I would not recommend the noodle soups either. The soup broth was very sweet. Im not sure if this is typical of Thai noodle soups, but I would not get this again… Pro: The service was great!

It is a walking distance from the War Memorial Opera House. They are able to serve food quickly for us to make it the ballet. The Tom yum soup noodle is flavorful but is a little too sour and a little not spicy enough. The pud see ew is just fine. The beef noodle soup noodle is yummy but the pieces of beef a bit too large. Feels thirsty for 2 hours after the meal; thinking that they may use a fair amount of MSG.

If you enjoy Thai Food then you must visit here. Awesome food with great service. Had the Tom Yum Sour Soup with Shrimp (medium heat), BBQ Chicken w/ side of Jasmine White Rice, Thai Salad (medium). Singha Beer available. Not to strong & not to light in the taste. Gives you a good buzz.

This place was tasty. It was a quaint restaurant and the service was quick. The food was decent for the most part. Personally, some of the dishes were lacking in terms of meat and protein on them. The servers were nice and it was a good meal before going to the opera since it has a good location. Maybe not the best Thai place in town for certain dishes but very solid.