Great menu options but missing the soul of authentic Thai flavor. Went to the west coast hoping for better Thai as usual but was a bit disappointed in the flavor and higher price. Hard to park and seems to always be pretty busy. Maybe another branch is better. I was talking about how good papaya salad can be and was confident this one will blow my mind only disappointing my crew. One dish was better but I don't know what it was that tasted good as it was a variety of seafood.

Not many vegetarian options. Of the options we had, it wasn't spicy enough. And the sauce they had was the sambal sauce. Bit disappointed with the options. However the green curry, stir fry and the noodles were good. The service is also very good here. The decor was all over the place with instagrammable wall flower background with ring lights and gold colored chandeliers. I liked the wall with taps - that was a bit interesting.

Was this place good. Yes, it was. Was it worth the price tag of the two dishes we got...well that's another story. Reading all the other reviews here before giving it a shot, we thought this place would be spectacular, what we got was slightly above the norm in terms of food quality. Now if the pricing of the dishes were slightly above the norm, it would be fine, but it wasn't. I feel as if they were justifying the marked up price by stating their dishes use 24hr braised beef, which of itself, wasn't as tender as I felt like it should've been, if it was 24hr braised. Also, don't fall for the "blue rice" gimmick in their dish, there's no difference between it and reg white rice, at least that I know of.

I’ve had many great farmhouse Thai experiences, and this one was no different. Delicious fried chicken and beef noodle soup. The decor on the interior is funky, and now they have a large outdoor parklet. The staff has a fun traditions for birthdays, bringing out a big desert and singing. It’s not a cheap meal, but it’s delicious and filling. Went here with a group of 6 girl friends.

Really nice restaurant. Good food and delicious cocktails. If you love Thai food and are in SF then you should surely visit this place. Not old you will get good food but also the environment is great! They have both indoor and outdoor seating. If you are celebrating anyone’s birthday then they have a great surprise where they come to your table with traditional musical instruments. Overall it’s a treat!

Very nice restaurant with a good menu. There are some vegetarian options, but not very vegan friendly. I tried the tofu Pad Thai (which has fish sauce), which was very delicious and a great portion. The prices are a bit high for what you're getting, but not too prohibitive. I paid $75 total for two pad thais and two teas.

Food was really good, presentation is Instagram worthy, and a unique take on conventional Thai but not mind blowing in flavor at all. A couple of the dishes came with house prepared sauces which were nice, but the entire taste of the dishes would have been elevated had they been seasoned during the prepartion. It's possible had I made different selections (I choose to pretty classic Thai dishes: Crab fried rice and pineapple fried rice and the rice had a steamed, fluffy texture, not a stir fried texture as we'd expected? it's very possible we would have encountered something mindblowing. The tiger prawn appetizer was the best of everything we consumed. There were two of us and the appetizer arrived with three pieces of prawns - a bit confusing. The Toasted Coconut Latte was very yummy! Service delivered was extremely kind and very attentive. Aimed to please. I would visit again to explore other menu options as there are many!

If you like to go a beautiful place with lots of decorations to take pictures it is the place. Plates and food presentation is really good and photo worthy but about foods, it is good but not very good. I can’t tell the food taste will get more than 3 stars but still good.

Easy to get weekend reservations, so my friends and I opted to go here. Outdoor and indoor seating, relatively prompt service, and overall, pretty tasty food, but it was all slightly too oily and salty. My favorite thing was actually the coconut cream latte--that was surprisingly delicious! I could've had three of those!

It was my second time visiting this place. My friends and I went there for dinner, and we got an outdoor seat right away. We ordered fish cakes, pineapple fried rice, oxtail curry, and pad see you with chicken. They were all pretty good, but the oxtail curry sauce was a bit too thick and salty. The service was okay as the first waitress didn’t take our order, and we waited for the next one and she was very nice. Overall, the restaurant is still a place worth visiting.

Went for a dinner with family we were a party of 5 people. We got bunch of dishes from the menu like Thai Fried Rice which was super great, then we had Hat Ya fried chicken which I wish we hard ordered more. It was super delicious. Their Pad Ke Maow is really spicy it actually is and also says on the menu. Be careful before ordering it. Overall great experience their washroom felt like a best place to do photos. Things I didn't like were the automated gratuity added we weren't even 6. Second the server didn't repeat the order and we ended up getting dupe dishes.

Good option when you’re wanting Thai in a more “upscale” dining environment. While a bit on the pricier side, every dish we ordered absolutely nailed it with taste and presentation. While our server warned us about the spice level of some of the dishes, we were pleasantly surprised that the amount of heat was perfect. Spicy enough to drive the point home and maintain the flavors without driving you insane and having you reach for the milk. Definitely recommend getting the Seau Rhong Haii dish. Very flavorful and tender! Thanks Farmhouse team!

Interesting menu choices that all looked appetizing. Meal served fresh and hot with great flavor. Table of two people is limited to a little over an hour because of how busy they are, which is not quite enough time to enjoy the experience. Parking in the neighborhood is difficult. Definitely will come back again.

Love the decorations of this place. It’s good for the photos. Menu looks great but i think flavor nothing special as thai authentic yet. Means not bad or not good. it’s in between. The price in many items are higher than any thai restaurant i ever have. Staff are nice and lovely.

If you want some good Thai food and really cool Instagram photos, you should head over to farmhouse. It’s an influencer’s dream quite frankly. The menu is stacked, think of the Cheesecake Factory but for Thai. For specialty items you’re looking to spend over 30 dollars per dish. But for traditional Thai dishes, you ll barely spend over 15 dollars. The oxtail curry was terrific but I wish the oxtail had been braised a little longer. I would visit farmhouse again when I want a cool place to hang out.

Met with friends for dinner. We ordered a couple of appetizers- fresh rolls with shrimp and samosas. For the main we had yellow curry (vegetarian, beef) pad Thai, thai basil chicken and a yellow curry special. Service was prompt and helpful. Music was pumping. Good was good and played nicely. They added gray tip since there was 5 of us but they let us know. They have a corner by to get your pictures taken with a light ring. It’s a bit on the edge of town for us but great if you’re in the area. The blue rice was really blue!

It's good food in a gorgeous setting, but I feel the food is meant to be pretty more than it's meant to be tasty. Gorgeous, stunning setting, the taste was fine but nothing special. Hat yai fried chicken was the best thing I tried, I got the lunch sampler which is a reasonable price.

Possibly the best meal I’ve had all month. The flavors were amazing in both the dish and the cocktail. I sat at the bar and they also have their own TV programs which were pretty entertaining. All around seemed like great energy, great service, fantastic food. It’s pricey but it’s also San Francisco and you definitely get your money’s worth.