Thaijindesu Thai and Sushi Bar

Came for dinner as friends came into town. Got the chicken satay, gyoza, and a few different dishes. Service was friendly and food fresh. Great date night spot.

The sushi is always amazing and the service is fantastic. Drinks were really good and affordable. Love this place!

Very nice place. Had the Tom Kha Gai and Drunken Noodles for lunch. The flavors were near perfect. The portion sizes were ample. They had minimal staff serving a near full restaurant and there was no lapse in service at all - the order was taken quickly; the food arrived promptly; and the staff was friendly and attentive without being smothering. Looking forward to trying more of their menu.

Decided to try a new restaurant tonight, and so glad we did! Every piece of food we had was delicious, the portion sizes were generous, and the prices were reasonable. I went with a safe staple for my entree, and don’t think I’ve had pad thai this flavorful since I was in Portland! The staff here was also super friendly and attentive - they must have topped off my husband’s water like 47 times (thank you/sorry haha). We’ll definitely be returning!

The sushi is the freshest on the Peninsula! We thoroughly enjoyed our experience at Thaijindesu, and we will be back! The sushi was so fresh. I didn't realize the other sushi restaurants we frequent weren't as fresh until I had theirs. The only reason we hadn't been yet is because it's always so busy. We were late eating around 8 p.m., and the restaurant had plenty of patrons but a much smaller crowd with lots more seating options. It was a nice evening, and we considered sitting on the lovely patio however we chose inside for our first visit. It WAS SO GOOD!!! I can't wait to return and try some of the thai entrees as I love the international Thai spices and flavor. But this evening, we were only in the mood for sushi, and it did not disappoint. Update: Our newest experience with the food was impeccable again. Hubby tried the crunch salmon roll, which was disappointing in flavor. There wasn't much to it! It was the least favorite we have tried. It wasn't gross but not good, either. We won't order it again. The Big John's Roll was 🔥. It will be on the favorite list. The Philadelphia roll was on point in flavor and freshness as usual. The service was disappointing this time. The restaurant was full at 8:30, with many guests preparing to depart. We were seated and didn't have a server visit to take our drink order for 10 minutes. We ordered everything at once. The server did not check in on flavor but did keep our waters full. We did not have a bad experience but were a little disappointed with the overall friendliness and attention. I would still recommend and recognize that We were in later and maybe servers were busy with closing side work.

Personally my husband & my favorite Thai place in town! We tried Tida Thai, but it’s just not the same as it used to be. Also Tida’s price has gone up. So we decided to try Thaijindesu & we’re so happy we did! Everything did take a while to serve, but it’s really fresh, warm, & delicious. It was definitely worth the wait. Our favorite was the Pad Thai.

I have a mild peanut allergy. When I called thier restaurant to confirm the Pad See Ew would not have peanuts as descriibed they stated it would not. But when I asked if they wash their dishes/utensils used to cook the food, they stated they do not have the time to clean their equipment. They suggested I take my business elsewhere as they are too busy to accomodate for a food allergy. I have been to "Langley Thai" and they were more than happy to wash their equipment for their customers. I highly suggest anyone with food allergies not trust the staff here as it seems they share equipment and are unwilling to clean a simple pan or use a new pot for a customer. I was really excited to try their food as the ratings seem to be quite high, but I will not be taking my business here and suggest those with food allergies also find another Thai restauraunt (Suggest Langley Thai) that doesnt tell you "we don't have the time to ask the chef how they clean thier pans and suggest you don't order". Sidenote, who loves to eat food at a place where your dishes and pots are shared amongst other guests??? It is a simple process to put a pot under hot water and rinse the spatula under a sink. You can't even do that? Quite dissapointing.