Thailicious

I come to this place at lunch but this one time it was completely horrible and I found a cockroach in my food.

Almost 4 stars. $ 16.99 for curry duck with full leg and breast slices. Yellow coconut curry with basel, leaks, red peppers potato etc accompanied by an array of chili sauces and dry chili. The sauce was amazing. You can order it at any spice level. Also had Thai iced coffee. The place is clean! Staff is friendly. Service was good. The duck unfortunately must have been sitting around forever. Not tender. Dry. I thinking it was cooked yesterday and warmed up, that was disappointing.

The place is clean and service is prompt. Love the drunken noodles and have it served Thai Spicy. Sooo good. Soup and salad bar are yummy and the peanut sauce/​dressing is to die for.

Checked this place out for lunch. I had the peppered steak and my sis had the padthai. We liked both, though her portion was way bigger than mine, so I’m dropping a star. Otherwise, good spot.

Absolutely everything here is outstanding. No joke. Best Thai food I’ve ever had, hands down. And the Thai Iced Tea is out of this world.

Good food and good service. It seems close to empty the two times I went though? I like the coconut soup and the curry. Thought the dessert was a bit over priced. Tried the fried bananas with ice cream. Basically two thin spring rolls filled with banana and a scoop of coconut ice cream for $ 6.99. We will enjoy dessert elsewhere next time we dine here.

Best Thai food in Arizona, no question. This is as close to «LA Thai food» you will get and it does NOT EVER disappoint! Chicken or beef pad Thai is out of this world and their peanut sauce is the best I’ve ever had in my life.

Thailicious is Delicious!
Food:
Very good! I ordered the Pad Prik Khing with chicken. I wanted something fairly spicy, so I asked for a «4» on their scale of 1 — 5. It was fairly spicy, but next time I’ll ask for «5». The dish includes rice on the side, which I appreciated. That way I could decide how much rice to add to my plate. The Pad Prik Khing has a good portion of green beans, which were cooked just right — they had a nice snap, not mushy at all. I asked for fish sauce with diced chilis, and they brought out a little box with that, plus chili sauce and chili flakes. I only tried the fish sauce, and it added another layer of flavor to my food. Recommended!
Cost:
I paid $ 12 including tax, which I felt was very reasonable.
Service:
Outstanding! The place wasn’t crowded at all, especially for a Saturday evening. Well, it was really early, so there’s that… Anyway, I was greeted and seated immediately by a very friendly hostess. She brought me an ice water with lemon slices right away, including a carafe for refills. A different person took my order, and only 13 minutes later she brought it to the table. Impressively prompt. Several times during my meal someone came to ask how everything was, or if I needed anything else. This was just right, not enough to be annoying.
Atmosphere:
Nice. They were playing fairly quiet jazz music, and water features near the entrance and near the rest rooms also added to the mix. The décor isn’t over-​the-​top Thai, but it’s tasteful. Also, the men’s room was very clean — always a good sign!
Overall:
This was a very pleasant experience. Good food, good service, and an menu with enough interesting choices that I’ll definitely be back!

I have no idea how this place is so highly rated. It’s average food, at best, and the service was one level below awful.
I came here for lunch and found my usual pad prik king, so I was excited to try their version of it. There weren’t any tables available but there was some room at the bar.
The bartender (if you can call her that, since she spent probably an entire 60 seconds behind the bar the whole time I was in there) ignored me until I waived at which point she said «you ready?» She took my order, didn’t tell me about the salad /​soup bar, and left. It was the last time she spoke to me. I actually had to flag another waitress to refill my water and bring the check. At least that waitress was pleasant and helpful.
The pad Prik sauce was too sweet and unbalanced. The soup wasn’t great either. The salad dressing was really delicious, though.
They didn’t give me one reason to come back, so I probably won’t.

Food was great! My Pad See Ew was perfect! The fresh spring rolls and peanut dipping sauce were really good too. The service was not great. Not the servers fault… she was the only one, along with a busser. A different girl brought our drinks and food out but she informed us she was just helping out her friend. One server for the 9 or so tables that were there is just not enough. Never got asked if we needed anything else or another drink. Maybe they were short staffed so I’m not holding it against them. Cute décor… nice bathrooms. Will definitely go back and give it another try.

we ate several things here. starting with the steamed dumplings… they were very good and the ginger sauce was a perfect compliment to them. next we had the Pineapple fried rice and the Larb. I felt the fried rice needed a touch of flavor it was a bit bland but the Larb was phenomenal. we choose the medium spice and it was just right. It had enough heat that you knew it was spicy but not so much your mouth was on fire.
I had the Thai ice tea which is always great. and for desert we had the coconut ice cream with fried bananas and the sticky rice with custard. Both deserts were excellent.
I was disappointed that they no longer have toppings for their ice cream as I wanted to try the coconut ice cream with sweet pumpkin.
over all it was an excellent meal.

Solid Thai food! I’m usually a «medium» type of person, but my friend got his Panang curry in the «hot» variety and it was not only still edible, it actually had good flavor. We also had the green and massaman curries. The only thing that keeps this from being a 4 star restaurant in my book was the service. Our waitress was very polite but not the most friendly, and it was obvious that she had a huge workload (she seems to have been the only person taking care of every customer in the joint, and she was also working the cashier), but we did not receive any water refills during our stay (my friend jumped up and grabbed an additional pitcher from the counter for us when it became obvious that we wouldn’t get another), and we weren’t ever offered additional rice (we resorted to drinking the curries like soup). Fine but not ideal.
Still, not a bad place for some late-​night food!

Very good quality Thai food on the south side of town. Having been to a few places in the valley, this is quite a good one. Service is excellent, restaurant is clean and the food is great. We ordered the Pad Thai and the the Drunken beef noodles. The beef noodles were absolutely delicious, top notch really. I was not swept away by the Pad Thai though. Despite it being really good, it’s not my favorite version. It seems to me that there are two versions of the Pad Thai sauce, one sweeter than the other. This happened to be the sweeter one which I’m not a big fan of. The food is quite spicy so be careful what spice level you order. I ordered my Pad Thai mild and it was slightly on the hotter side for me. I happen to like spicy food but honestly, my tolerance has gone down recently so you be the judge. Portion size is pretty good. You don’t have to ask for your cold water, it’ll come to you in a nice jug with glasses and it doesn’t taste like tap water! Overall the food is great therefore we will be going there again any time we make it to Chandler!

This place is amazing. It’s unique and full of flavor and spice. There are not too many restaurants that offer such a unique flavor but this is one of them. I know I am embarrassed to say that I only order spice levels 1 and 2. Those are still packed with powerful punches. The spices levels are 1 to 5. 5 being the really spicy. Rama, Tom Yum Fried Rice and Green Curry are amazing! The dumpling appetizers is also fantasic. Just go :)

This place is by far the best place in az for Thai food. I have been here a few times and I enjoy it everytime. The mood setting is great, dark with a few headlights over each booth. There’s a small water fountain up front which gives it a relax feel. Along with jazz music in the background. There’s a good bar at the end with a tv to watch a sporting event.
The food here is great! The tum yum soup is amazing!!! Spicy with a hint of lemon. I definitely recommend it to all!!!
The drunken noodles also are great! I had this as my entre with some pineapple rice and sweet and sour chicken. You can definitely split each plate with another person.
This food cured my hangover :)

This place was SO yummy! We had a take out order and everything came out right. We ordered the Tom Kha Thai Galangna Coconut Soup, Panang Curry, and Pad Thai.
The coconut soup was pretty good but defiantly not the best I’ve had from a Thai restaurant. I ordered it mild and it had a good kick to it.
The curry was really good. It came with plenty of sauce. So much so that I had about a cup left over.
My husband really liked the Pad Thai. It was a very big portion. He ordered medium and it was spicy. We like spicy but it wasn’t a typical medium.
Overall this was a delicious Thai place. We will defiantly order from here again.

Thailicious wasn’t so delicious.
The service was amazing and fast even though we came in for lunch and the place was packed. The décor was lovely.
Got to love the salad and soup bar. The warm peanut sauce… Yum!!!
I got the green curry with beef — medium spice.
— the beef was very tough
— the eggplant was thinly sliced so the usual melt in my mouth eggplant feeling was missing
— spice level was on point and the portion was huge
My friend got the seafood pad Thai — mild spice.
— the seafood in it was still raw… They probably could’ve cooked it a little longer. On the bright side, they put plenty of seafood in it
–missing something that I can’t figure
My boyfriend got the Thai basil fried rice with chicken and i think it was the best dish of all 3.
— chicken was extremely tender
— everything was just on point!!!
The food isn’t bad, i probably wouldn’t return because there’s other Thai food places closer to me that’s better.

I’m new to Thai food, so I don’t have much experience with comparing to others Thai restaurants or the origin itself. The yellow curry has been my go to for many times now, and I can say that this place has their yellow curry on point! It was about $ 15 for yellow curry with added chicken. You honestly don’t even need the chicken because it’s loaded with flavor though. Let me stop though, because I’m starting to think that this review is exclusively on yellow curry.
The customer service was great. They were super nice and friendly. Didn’t take long to get our food. Oh and the dumplings are amazing (appetizer)! It was a Sunday late evening around 5, and we were the only people their! One person actually came in, but that was it. Overall, an awesome, cozy, and chill place that I will be most likely visiting back and forth now!

Unilocal Review 100!
This place is so under the radar its not even funny. What a gem hidden away in an unassuming strip mall.
Greeted quickly, WE were asked where WE wanted to sit. Can you believe it? We were then asked how we were doing, and we ordered drinks, including a much too small Thai iced tea.
Waters were brought our without asking (points scored right there) and a carafe of ice water was left on the table (more points again). My sons water came in a to– go cup with a lid, also much appreciated.
Spice level ⁴⁄₅ was perfect for me, but I am the type if person who puts Sriracha on everything.
The Tom Kha kicked my butt it was so good. It was served in white clam shell shaped bowl and is enough to share. It was packed with fresh semi crunchy veggies and thin flat strips of chicken. The spices were dead on. I have been to other Thai places that make their soup all about the heat.
What surprised me the most was the fried ice cream for dessert. Enough to share among four people, the outer donut shell was chewy and sweet while the chocolate syrup with perhaps a cherry sauce was a great way to end the evening. It

Lunch with my spice-​shy friend landed us at this Thai restaurant because it was close to her home. I had the chicken satay appetizer (4 skewers of chicken breast, cucumber chutney, and a nice peanut sauce) for $ 6.99 and a pot of jasmine tea for $ 1.99. My food was tasty and nicely presented. My friend had the lunch chicken ginger heaven with a Thai roll, salad, and rice for $ 7.99. When asked by the server what spice level she wanted, she blurted out «ZERO» and that is what she got. She said the food tasted good even without the spices.
There are booths and tables, the place is nicely decorated, and parking is close to the door. The salad and soup are a serve-​yourself deal. Parking is close to the door. We plan on visiting again soon.