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Yukol Place Thai Cuisine
Menu for Yukol Place Thai Cuisine
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Ratings and Reviews for Yukol Place Thai Cuisine
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Apr 10 2012
Jeromy M. via Yelp
After a long day in the city, we were craving Thai, and this hit the spot! The servers were very polite and prompt on filling drinks and taking care of our...read more
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Mar 25 2012
Tina A. via Yelp
I ordered chicken skewers and pad thai from here the other night. I like that their standard pad thai comes with shrimp only- no chicken. Overall, the food...read more
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Mar 13 2012
Joe B. via Yelp
I live across the street, and this is my go-to place when I need food. I'm a pretty picky eater and usually need the best food - Yukol is by far the...read more
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Apr 13 2007
mercjfr via Citysearch
Whatever Yukol might lack in ambiance due to its unfortunate Lombard St. location, it more than makes up for with fantastic food a...read more
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Nov 17 2006
dmenkes via Citysearch
Having made the Marina my home, I've walked around and tried many of the restaurants in the area. Yukol Place gets my vote for bes...read more
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Nov 01 2006
Lord_Billiam via Citysearch
Now Open for Lunch! This place is MUCH better than any other Thai Restaurant in the Marina. The food is so fresh and delicious. I...read more
The Scene
The low-ceilinged room is sparsely decorated, with several carved elephant heads, a few shiny statues and teak trim. Bare windows look out onto six lanes of Lombard traffic. Patrons include young Marina professionals and tourists from nearby motels.
The Food
The appetizers and salads are the true stars here. Katong tong are buttery little pastry cups filled with a mix of shrimp, chicken and curried vegetables, reminiscent of a good samosa. Mieng kum salad lets diners roll their own roasted coconut, ginger, peanuts, dried shrimp and more in fresh spinach leaves. A duck larb is perfectly spicy-hot, if one-dimensional in flavor; tender plah kung marinated prawns are coated in zingy lemon-mint dressing. But main courses can be inconsistent, including mushy pad thai, overly chewy calamari and panang curry lacking rich, full flavor.