@Ginger & Scallion
📍500 NW 65th St, Seattle, WA 98117
Cold, rainy Seattle days call for a bowl of Khao Soi from Ginger & Scallion that always delivers.
This cozy spot is a Khao Soi bar specializing in Northern Thai curry noodle soup, and every bowl is a masterclass in bold, rich flavor. I got the Goat Khao Soi, which was hearty, aromatic, and deeply satisfying. The seasonal Spicy Pork Sausage was packed with herbs and heat 🔥
Don’t skip their Thai Iced Tea, it might just be one of the best in the city.
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If you're a food lover in Seattle craving something warm, comforting, and authentically flavorful, the Khao Soi at Ginger & Scallion is definitely worth a visit. This Northern Thai specialty features a fragrant coconut curry broth, tender noodles, and your choice of protein, creating a deeply satisfying meal that’s perfect for the city's chilly, wet weather. The Goat Khao Soi is a standout option with its rich, aromatic flavors balanced perfectly by the spicy, herbaceous notes from the curry and herbs. For those seeking an added kick, the seasonal Spicy Pork Sausage is a great choice, offering a bold, heat-packed profile that pairs wonderfully with the creamy soup base. Beyond the noodles, the Thai Iced Tea at Ginger & Scallion offers a quintessentially refreshing balance with its sweet, creamy texture and subtle spices, making it an ideal companion for the rich curry flavors. Seattle’s culinary scene has embraced this Northern Thai dish, but few places capture its essence like Ginger & Scallion. The restaurant’s focus on quality ingredients and authentic preparation creates an experience that transports you straight to Thailand’s northern regions without leaving the city. When exploring their menu, consider pairing your bowl with traditional condiments such as lime, pickled mustard greens, and crispy shallots to enhance the taste further. This not only adds a zingy freshness but also layers of texture that elevate each bite. For visitors or locals, eating at Ginger & Scallion is more than just dining; it’s an immersion into Thailand’s rich culinary heritage with a Seattle twist. So whether you're new to Thai food or a seasoned enthusiast, this spot offers a cozy, flavorful escape from the everyday, especially on those cold and rainy days that Seattle is known for.
















































































