Sooo good, I love all the vegan options (the mock chicken is amazing!!) but everything is delicious. The inside is really nice and clean and it's in a very convenient location if you're going to a Padres game ;) Parking is, of course, terrible but we always take the trolley. Yum!

Great lunch specials. I especially like their curries served in this stylish spot. Brick walls. Excellent service. The huge chunks of eggplant in the green curry are a highlight. The lunch specials come with a salad, an egg roll, main dish and jasmine rice (brown rice for $1 more). I got pork green curry and my lunch partner got Panang with chicken. And the spice levels were on point!

We ordered the red curry and pad Thai. The red curry paste is spicy so if you can't handle spice, don't order this. This entree came with rice. It was very tasty! The pad Thai was good, too. They mandate a 3.5% non-cash fee for credit card payments. They partner with Blarney Stone Pub (next door) so you can order drinks from their menu.

My coworkers and I strolled into Sab Lai Thai Kitchen pretty late on a Monday night. We showed up about an hour prior to closing, but the restaurant's kitchen was still open and staff members were delighted to seat us. Sab Lai Thai Kitchen was a beautiful restaurant. It felt modern like a lounge, but the interior design was influenced by Thai roots. I wasn't that hungry, so I got an order of chicken satay. The chicken breast skewers were flavorful and moist. This was refreshing, because I've recently had chicken satay elsewhere with its meat being dried out. Loved the pickled cucumber side and the sweet peanut sauce that complimented the chicken. I got a bite of shrimp tempura that my coworker ordered, which was delicious. It was lightly battered and not oily. I'd go as far as saying that this was better than shrimp tempura I've had at Japanese restaurants. Wish I was hungry to try more items, but I'll look forward to coming back.

On my last night in San Diego, I decided to go for Thai food, and it was an excellent choice. The service was impeccable, and the atmosphere was outstanding--quiet, but still early in the evening. I started with a refreshing Moscow Mule and an order of edamame with garlic sauce, which was so good I finished it all. For my main course, I had the yellow curry chicken with a mild spice level, and it was absolutely delicious. Definitely a spot I'll revisit next time I'm in San Diego!

Coming here to eat after bar hopping in Gaslamp is a great move. The food comes out quickly, they have little tables outside for you to eat at, and the food tastes amazing. I ordered the Spicy Fried Rice which tasted so fresh and packed with so much flavor. I also might have gotten my spice level too high because my mouth was on fire, but it didn't stop me from enjoying my food. Love this place!

Had a pretty solid dinner at Sab Lai. I was in the mood for some thai on Thanksgiving and stumbled across this cozy little spot. The service was superb. The workers were super friendly and attentive. It was wonderful. I had the sweet and sour chicken. The server asked how spicy on 1-10 I wanted it and told her a 7. I appreciated the scale so that way it didn't get too hot, but I do love a good amount of spice. I would've went higher on the scale but did not want to overwhelm myself. the 7 heat level was perfect. The chicken was cooked really well. The spice did a great job of balancing the sweetness of the sauce. The medley of vegetables were also cooked really well. The interior was cozy. A solid, casual date night or solo dinner spot. I would definitely recommend. No qualms with the food. It was solid, a much enjoyed meal!

Great Thai in the Gaslamp District. The unassuming and historic exterior opens up to a warm, classy, modern interior with tables welcoming small or larger parties. As the staff smiles and welcomes you, you will notice others, sitting wall to wall, enjoying beautiful dishes that have been carefully prepared. This made us excited for our meal. We were not disappointed and enjoyed our dishes which were flavorful and delicious. We would recommend San Lai Thai Kitchen.

The spot was really cute & nicely decorated, there's also a 2nd side setup as a bar so that's cool. We came in the afternoon during comic con & fortunately we got there right in time because they filled up shortly after. The staff was very nice but seemed a bit overwhelmed with the crowd as we had multiple servers that would check on our table & not realize someone else already came to take our order, etc. The Thai tea was pretty good & their lychee lemonade was super refreshing but really sweet, so I'd water it down if you didn't like sweet stuff. Overall their food was good, but could use more flavor on their drunken noodles.

Great food and great atmosphere! The Sab Lai Sampler plate was a great option to start off with. Get a taste of everything! The Massama Curry was delicious and has a bit of crunch with the peanuts. My partner wasn't a fan of the Yellow Curry so not sure what's up with that exactly.