Thailicious

Very disappointed with my experience. What this place makes up for in atmosphere it lacks in timing of food, cramped space, lack of flavor! Also, you’re paying more for less. The drunken noodles lacked flavor & was the worst of all the Thai restaurants in FW. You’re better off going to the sister restaurant Thai Select for much tastier dishes and less $$.

Excellent food, very attentive and polite staff, great location. One of the best I’ve been to.

I really love the quality of the food here. Everything I’ve ever had was super tasty and fresh! The main issue I have is the staff and their poor communication skills. The servers are poorly trained, one even made a slightly racist remark about the fact that he doesn’t like spicy foods is somehow connected to his fair skin tone? It was weird and very inappropriate. When we were trying to spilt the bill it took an extremely drawn out process to get each persons check correct when we only split it two ways. The staff needs some serious training on how to treat customers.

My review is coming down some stars.
We recently dined here, but was disappointed with 1. the portion 2. the quality.
I ordered the soup, which was tossed together… the vegetables and chicken for the soup were in huge chunks and pre-​chopped for other dishes. The way they were chopped is again, obviously not for soup. It makes for an unpleasant experience. Think about when pizza places make salad… the huge chunks of everything. My husband had the same experience with his dish. He had a chicken noodle dish, but it was greasy.

Omg must go place in Fort Worth. The pad Thai is amazing but the red curry was just outstanding! We ordered the mojito cocktail and it was seriously refreshing and delicious
Food: great! Portions are good, presentation was great (they turn their rice into hearts) tasty and flavored were on spot!
Environment: good, clean and family friendly
Price: great for the food and drinks and mostly for the quality
Location: close to several places in case you also need to run errands!
Overall experience: amazing!!! Have been there several times and definitely worth the drive for me every week!

I’m not sure why the reviews aren’t better, I come here for lunch all the time and it’s amazing! My go to is their Tom Yum with Mixed seafood (dinner menu). There’s a huge variety of seafood (mussels, fish, scallops, etc) so it’s definitely worth the money. You can get it in a hot pot or bowl, but the bowl with an order of summer rolls will fill me up.
If you’re ordering from the lunch specials, I recommend the chicken pad Thai. The serving is huge! I eat half and take the other half home for dinner. As a side, you get a salad and your choice of summer roll, egg roll, or potstickers. The summer roll is a healthy option but I love the potstickers!

Loved this place early on! We are done with them though. Mediocre food these days and our to go orders have been wrong multiple times. Oh, and lets talk about how overpriced it is.
Today I placed an order and was told it would be ready in 15 – 20 minutes then arrived 45 minutes later. Paid for the order and the hostess walked off. Not only has our order not only been started, she failed to inform me they had not even put the order in though it was in the system. Fort Worth has better Thai restaurants now with way better service. Farewell, thailicous.

I was looking forward to this because it had been a crazy day at work, and I was finally able to take a late lunch. I called in to place a takeout order (1 order of drunken noodles), and I was quoted 15 – 20 minutes, which seemed longer than usual to me. But maybe they were busy around 3pm on a weekday?
I get there around the time it should be ready. The restaurant is completely empty aside from the staff, and my food is not ready… in fact, it hasn’t begun to be made. The manager runs my card and says it’ll be a few minutes as it was being made and the chef just walked back in. She said it should be quick since it’s a stir-​fry. Hmmm… sure, ok. I guess it’ll be hot?
When I get back to my office for the long-​awaited drunken noodles, I was quickly disappointed. It wasn’t flavorful — even the color of the noodles were seemingly pale. Yeah, probably not coming back…

This is the only place I go for thai in FW. Good atmosphere and convenient location. It’s expensive, but you cannot beat their pad thai and soups. Only complaints are price and inconsistency on spicy levels 1 – 5. Sometimes I get a level 3 and it perfect, but sometimes its spicier or not spicy enough.

I’m a Thailicious fan. Every meal I’ve ever had here has been delicious. If you’re in the mood for curry, you won’t go wrong with the Panang or the Massaman. And if noodles are more your style, the Pad Thai and Pad See Ew definitely hit the spot. I recommend going with a friend who likes to share… then you can get curry and noodles.
I’d have busted out the fifth star but for two things. First, the dining room is a bit cramped. If you’re not lucky enough to get seated in a booth, you’ll probably feel crowded. Second, skip the soda — it’s been flat the couple of times I’ve ordered it. Otherwise, dig in and enjoy.

Mmmmm, yellow curry with mixed vegetables and jasmine rice — and look what they do with the rice!

Was really excited to try this place with my friend! Boy were we disappointed! The waitstaff was rude after they found out we were splitting the meal. Their pricing is a bit ridiculous for what they serve. I mean we could get the same food at taste of Asia for half the price.
When the food came we had to ask for extra plates and then I had to ask for an extra knife. All greeted with sour faces and quip replies. I asked if we could have some of the orange sauce on the side we were told no.
I watched what was obviously the head waitress asked tables around us if they were ok and if she could get anything else for them. My friend and I were left alone.
We will not be returning to this place.

HORRIBLE CUSTOMER SERVICE! One time I came with a friend that is in a wheelchair. They wouldn’t let him in due to his service dog. I didn’t post it due to their lack of ignorance, but now 4 months later I tried to give them a second chance. We walked in tonight at 8:38 and the guy at the door, instead of serving us, said we close at 9:00. We explained that we would hurry and that we drove 35 minutes to get there… but he continuously explained that they were closing at 9:00 and we needed to hurry. A restaurant full of people watching made it extremely awkward so we left. This has GOT TO BE ADDRESSED. Do u or don’t u want people in your establishment?

Best Thai in Fort Worth! Try the Massaman curry. I tried level 2 spice, but will probably try level 3 next time. Level 2 was very mild. The décor inside is adorable, and all of the waitors were very helpful. I can’t wait to come back to this restaurant!

I ordered the sweet sticky rice with mango to go. And I was very pleased with what I had ordered. If you have never had it before I would really recommend you to order this. The little sauce that come with it is coconut.

Good, solid Thai food.
I do find this place to be pricier than other nearby Thai restaurants and the food to be in smaller portion, but given their location and ambiance, it’s understandable that they would up charge a little. The interior is nice, and one can tell that they’ve taken care to make the establishment classier, from the place settings and the uniforms.
The papaya salad was well balanced and a good amount of spicy. I personally am quite the rabbit so I greatly appreciated all the cabbages and garnishes they served it with, so I can spoon up the remaining sauce with raw vegetables, in the traditional Thai manner. However it wasssss I think $ 7 or $ 8 and that’s just a bit much for papaya salad.
The red curry, kee mow, and see ew were also good, but standard. The vegetables were very fresh and everything less oily than I expected, which was a plus.
Overall, it’s a nicer and slightly more expensive Thai restaurant, in which you pay more for atmosphere and presentation. Good for business meals.

Absolutely love this place. I’ve been coming here for the past 4 years and don’t have a single bad thing to report. I’ve had it for lunch, dinner, to go, delivery… everything!
Some of my favorite dishes are the Tom yum soup, pad Thai, and red curry. The lunch special is great because it comes with a salad and your choice of spring roll or potstickers… Very good deal.
At some point I might have to leave Fort Worth and I will be very sad about leaving this place!!! It’s so yummy… In fact talking about it now makes me want to go visit.

It’s not life changing, if that’s what you’re looking for. It’s certainly passable as Thai food, but a little bland in my opinion. The curry lacked the depth of flavor, and didn’t have that rich, deep spice that I’ve come to expect from That curry. The pad thai is good, but not particularly memorable, and the drunken noodles were unremarkable.
I will say my favorite thing was the summer rolls and peanut sauce. These are fresh, and the sauce is a nice balance of zing and flavor.
This wouldn’t be my first choice for Thai food, but it is convenient. Décor is nice and staff has always been friendly when I’ve been, but the price and lackluster taste leave much to be desired. It’s also difficult for me to swallow paying $ 12 at dinner for pork pad thai and $ 7 for a bowl of soup. Portions are notably small and prices expensive.

Appetizer: summer rolls (⁵⁄₅)
Light and refreshing; each roll has a slice of basil leaves and sticks of cucumber.
Entrees:
Lime Light Vegetable (²⁄₅)
The soup was sweet, not tangy, and lacked lime and vegetables. Our server switched the noodle for glass noodles as requested, but the soup really only had noodles.
Red curry (³⁄₅)
The only vegetables I saw were sliced bamboo shoots. The scale for curries seems to be on a different spiciness level from that of other menu items. I ordered a 3 to be safe but it was at least a 4. I eat a lot of Sichuan, Indian and Mexican spicy food and a 3 was definitely up there. The soup was also very thick and didn’t have much character besides its spiciness, which made me wonder if the soup was made from a ready bought soup base.
Panang curry (³⁄₅)
It tasted similar to the red curry and lacked the cumin & coriander flavors the menu stated. Also too spicy to be a 3.

I can’t help but want to sing the Fergie song when we eat here…
But on to the food! The manfriend really loves the pad woon sen– glass noodles with shrimp and veggies. I like the pad Thai with tofu and the drunken noodles with shrimp. The steamed potstickers are good– but we like the ask for extra fried garlic bits. The papaya salad is one of my favorites! I always ask for it extra spicy. When it’s in season the mango sticky rice is the best dessert. Finally the Thai tea isn’t too sweet and very aromatic.
This isn’t our go to spot, but it’s close to home and good food.