Food is amazing! I live down the street and eat here 2-3 times a week as their menus broad and no matter what I order always is full of flavor. This is my favorite PHO place with a very full and rich broth their flavors are on point and the best . Also highly rate all their curry's. Service is always amazing. And ambiance is very low key . Music playing in the background but I wide and open areas for seating .

Always good service, great food, and clean! We go here before the silvertips games and fill up on great food at a great price instead of buying the overpriced junk in the arena!

Looking for a good Thai restaurant in downtown Everett? Thai Gusto is the place. The service is excellent and the food even better. Had the classic Phad See Ew and the flavor of as excellent. Come try Thai Gusto for yourself.

Thank you, Thai Gusto for sending the fresh basil for my Pad Thai! Much appreciated! Both the green curry with beef and the Pad Thai with tofu were delicious! The green curry at this restaurant is green in color, which is vey nice! The dishes were both outstanding, and really hit the spot!

I was very impressed by this restaurant. From the outside, it looks like a little hole in the wall. When you walk inside, the decor is wonderful. Great use of color, high ceilings, clean tabletops, stemware for water glasses and water already at the table. Food is served on patterned plates, not the basic white so common now. Went in for a late lunch so there were not many table occupied and had very attentive service. The lunch menu is just a portion of the dinner menu, so if there is something else you are looking for it may be there. The prices were not that much less so I am not sure how the portions compare. I had the fresh rolls, which were delicious and came with probably one of the best peanut sauces I've had! For my entree, ordered the pineapple fried rice with checked. Absolutely wonderful food!

Delivery review I am VERY glad, in this case, to have ignored the reviews on this one. This place is rock solid. Don't worry about mistakes they might have made 13 years ago; what they did today was on the money. Two of us have head colds in this house. One almost done, one just starting today. Thai is nice for a day like this because there are tons of delivery options, the spice will help the one with the almost-gone cold, and the soup will help the one with the brand-new cold. So I search for the spiciest Thai around, not really expecting search engines to find that exact aspect of a menu, and annoyed with myself for trying all the Thai places I know about and not being able to answer that question off the top of my head. Despite some old comments to the opposite here, Gusto came up on other sites recently with comments like "we asked for ***** and boy did we get it." Perfect. Turnaround time was quick, and prices were pretty reasonable for delivered food these days. Fresh Rolls Same as they are almost everywhere, and they were truly solid. Tight rolls, dense chopped-veg filling, fresh-tasting shrimps. Peanut sauce is almost as thick as peanut butter; almost made to spend 20 seconds in the wave and stir in some hot sauce. Tod Mun Well-formed and densely-packed fish cakes. I'd say 90% sure they're scratch-made. Good flavor, mild sweetness. Rough-chopped vegetable garnish with some sweet red sauce to drizzle. Lots of lightly-fried fresh basil in the container too. Felt pretty close to eating in a restaurant, the way they let you re-create the toppings. Tom Kah (chicken) Big rich creamy soup, big flavors, decent amount of spice at 2 stars. There's an awful lot of good Thai, Vietnamese, and Chinese soup around here, and we can always use more, especially this time of year. This goes on the list for sure. Yum Neau Beef salad. Tangy bright dressing, tons of flavor. Big rustic chunks of chopped veg. Big flavors in the beef. Just want you want from a Thai beef salad. Garlic Delight Yeah, this is probably pretty Americanized, and you can blame me. Vegetables still nice and crunchy, chicken nice and tender, not dried out. 5 stars is probably an exaggeration, it wasn't crazy spicy on the palate, but it did leave a little moisture on my head and neck, so it had some kick to it. Great flavor. Gone almost as soon as I picked up the container. I think there are Thai places around here with a bit more style to them, but I'd happily order from here again and would hit up the dining room, too.

Sunday, 7/11/2021 - First time eating at "Thai Gusto" Restaurant. This is a cute little restaurant in Everette, WA. We hired a driver to bring us here, as we are visiting Seattle, WA. So am unsure about parking here. Upon arrival: Pros: 1) restaurant is pretty large. Held about 25 tables with 4 chairs to each table (give or take). 2) service was great. 3) tables, chairs, utensils, plates, cups, etc all clean. 4) water tasted good. No metal taste. 5) we we given a large jug of ice water so we can refill our own water cups. 6) All of our food dishes tasted superb! Perfectly seasoned and cooked. 7) dessert was fried ice cream with vanilla ice cream with a side of coconut ice cream. It was delicious. But I wasn't used to the breading used on the fried banana. Still good tho. 8) women's bathroom was clean and well stocked. Sink clean. 2 stalls with 2 sink. 9) owners were very nice. 10) we had plenty of food left to take. It was too good. Cons: 1) no cons! Except the fried banana breading. I gotta get used to this type of breading. Conclusion: Love this place. We had no issues. Great service, delicious foods, clean restaurant, nice hostess. Will return here again. I recommend this location. As we were leaving, I did see a large parking lot next to the restaurant.