Location: 800 4th Avenue, Seward, AK 99664Contact Info: (907) 422-0338Operating Hours: Tuesday–Saturday; 1:00 PM–8:30 PMFood Delivery: No. Named after Woody, the city’s beloved Steller sea lion, Woody’s Thai Kitchen showcases authentic Thai cuisine with an Alaskan-Pacific Northwest twist. This restaurant specializes in dishes like Bangkok-style curries, soups, noodles, and rice dishes made with locally-sourced ingredients.

If you’re in the mood for a great meal, try a local favorite, Woody’s Thai Kitchen, where you can enjoy delicious curry and stir-fried dishes in a cozy atmosphere. Close out the day by heading downtown to one of Seward’s few bars, where you can play pool, darts, or watch a game. Depending on the day of the week, you may even be able to catch some live music or karaoke at the Yukon Bar.

Woody’s Thai Kitchen is a local favorite because of its surprisingly sweet and savory flavors; it’s a welcome break from the wave of seafood available everywhere else. Seward is probably the last place you would look for respectable Thai food, but veteran diners boast this place to be some of the best they’ve eaten, with its authentic curries and mango sticky rice.

Woody’s Thai Kitchen, named after Seward’s beloved and iconic sea lion, is just a short 5-10 minute walk south of the Seward Boat Harbor. They serve authentic, Bangkok-style Thai curries, soups, noodles and rice dishes along with specialties that infuse Alaskan-Pacific Northwest and Pacific Rim ingredients with traditional Thai family recipes.

Located on Fourth Ave and B Street, Woody’s Thai Kitchen is the place to be if you’re craving genuine, heartfelt Thai cuisine. Named after a Steller Sea Lion that once resided in the Alaska Sealife Center, Woody’s has been a Seward favorite since its inception. They describe themselves as Bangkok-style Thai food made with Alaskan ingredients.

We bet you didn’t know that you could sink your teeth into some authentic Bangkok-style food in Seward. At Woody’s Thai Kitchen, you can get all the Thai curries, soups, rice dishes, and noodles that you could ever crave for. Even better, we’re pretty sure that each bite will transport you right to Thailand with its intense flavors.

Zudy’s, The Lone Chicharron, The Highliner, Apollo’s, Woody’s Thai Kitchen, The Cookery, The Flamingo Lounge, and The Breeze Inn are all open this time of year. Not sure which to choose?. Just ask your deckhand or captain on your Spring Wildlife Cruise what their favorite restaurant is and they can guide you in the right direction.

Woody’s features both traditional Thai food, as well as modern fusion options on their vegan-friendly menu. Some of the most beloved menu items are the panang curry, spring rolls, and bacon fried rice. They have plenty to choose from whether you love spicy food or prefer a milder dish and their portions are generous.

Woody’s Thai Kitchen, is named after a sea lion that lived at the towns “ SeaLife Center” for most of its life. Unfortunately, Woody’s dead, but thankfully this delicious Seward, Alaska restaurant is still swimming. And while they couldn’t save the sea lion, there is a big fish tank in the dining room.

Woody’s Thai Kitchen is one of the top five Seward restaurants to eat at. Locals love this spot for its tasty Thai food and large portions that are served. The eatery is named after Woody, the Stellar Sea Lion who was a beloved community staple.

Woodys Thai Kitchen – Panang curry is my go to but I also enjoy their Pad Thai. The portions are great and if you’ve been out hiking or kayaking all day, Thai food is a well-deserved comfort meal. Great place to go with family or friends.

Enjoy a seafood dinner at Woody’s Thai Kitchen or a burger and brew at Seward Brewing Company. Spend a second night in Seward at Alaska Paddle Inn or Ballaine House B&B.