hed verythai: Intimate Thai dining with seasonal tasting menus in San Francisco.
hed verythai showcases modern Thai flavors at 88 Hardie Pl, San Francisco. The restaurant centers on seasonal fixed menus and small set meals, letting guests sample a range of dishes. Reviews highlight attentive service, a warm, intimate dining room, and a date-night atmosphere. Reservations are recommended; vegetarian sets are available.
88 Hardie Pl, San Francisco, CA 94108, USA
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Fixed menus featuring small sample dishes like caramelized pork belly, papaya salad, and coconut pudding, designed for sharing and variety.
Dedicated veggie sets with items such as sour tofu curry, sweet potatoes, and cold tofu, catering to health-conscious diners.
Special treats like free chicken satay with candles for birthdays, adding a personal touch to your dining experience.
Intimate, modern setting with attentive service, ideal for couples seeking a romantic or upscale meal.
Flexible seating options; reservations recommended for guaranteed tables, but walk-ins accommodated when available.
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A Thai bistronomic restaurant centered on seasonal fixed menus. Where modern Thai flavors, attentive service, and an intimate setting come together to create a cohesive, elevated dining experience. It’s the perfect date spot. Choose wisely ;)
Xiaobo Lu
Great Thai restaurant. Don’t be fooled by the entrance in the alleyway, the inside is warm and cozy. You are greeted right away by a waiter. Reservations are not required but recommended. My party of 6 didn’t have a reservation but still got a table within minutes. The menu is great. This Thai restaurant is more for couples and more formal dinners than family, but my family still had a great time. The menu is designed that each person has a set of small sample foods. Kids can share a set, but my kids just ordered the shareables. The food is delicious but also spicy. Monica, our waitress, is very nice. We had a birthday a few days ago, and she gladly gave us a free chicken satay with a candle. Overall, amazing restaurant. Would come again. 😃
Rathin Kacham
TLDR; meh food for the price. Veggie set was disappointing but beautifully presented I came here to grab dinner with a friend while visiting the city. Service was quick and courteous -- we were seated quickly and they were patient with me while I waited for my friend to arrive. It seems like a popular place, with a buzzy atmosphere on a Tuesday night. The food itself was...fine. I don't remember everything included in the Seasonal Veggie Set, but I wasn't impressed by anything really. The rice texture was a bit off. The cabbage wasn't flavored particularly well. The sour tofu curry was interesting as I haven't had anything like that at a Thai place before, but there wasn't much depth to the flavor. The pad Thai was especially disappointing. It felt like it was all bean sprouts. Worst of all, it was almost $40 a person! I would not come back.
Mathieu Meisser
A nice little gem. A little tucked at the end of a small alley. Nice industrial decor inside and well laid tables. The tasting menu sets are genius : you can have a little of everything without having to order too much. I got the caramelized pork belly, and the eggplant were tasty and excellent. You could really feel like the true fresh ingredients being used. Super recommended!
Jack
For vegetarians, I thought it was just okay. The soup was good and I appreciated the entire set with the wide variety of options. It was very filling but I felt like it was a bit different from the Thai food that I usually get. I’m glad I got to try it though — there was three types of rice, soup, sweet potatoes, papaya salad, cold tofu dish, and a coconut pudding. The flavors didn’t hit like the usual Thai food that I get. I would say it’s more on the health conscious side. The inside is quite modern. Feels like a good date spot. There’s only 1 bathroom so there can be a wait depending on how busy it gets. Would I come again? Not sure. My friends (non vegetarians) said their sets were good, so maybe it really depends on what you can eat.
