Wanted to try Thailicious based on the reviews, sadly we were very disappointed. Went in on a Friday night around 5:30, one other table was seated when we arrived. Most of the staff seemed disinterested in serving us and were running back and forth between the kitchen and dining area. Our server only half paid attention and served us one order of spring rolls instead of the 2 we ordered. Very mediocre at $5.99 for two rolls, glad she only brought one order. It sounds like an exaggeration but we sat and waited for our entrees while other tables seated after us were served and eating. We had one of the most expensive dishes on the menu, a Thai seafood entree that I can't remember the name of right now. It had a nice chili spice but was heavy with sugar which was overpowering. The Drunken noodles were OK but nothing special. Sadly we have no desire for another trip to Thailicious, there are much better Thai and Vietnamese offerings in the east valley.
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Sally M.
Delicious! Live music was a treat! The food was great and seemed very fresh. Wine list needs a little variety. Server rushed us a bit, asking to take our dinner order before we got our drinks which took 15 minutes. Bartender had alot of important texting to do. ;0) You have a really sweet dining room/vibe. If you step up the service and really SERVE your guests, you will be successful. We will for sure be back with friends.
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Tricia K.
Very good thai food!! Service is good, restaurant is nicely decorated with fun modern decor and I love the bathroom!!
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Sansanee E.
I ordered Drunken noodle for lunch as recommendation. Unlimited salad, hot & sour soup are included. The food serve with spring roll (so good) and all of that cost under $10 !!! "WHAT A GREAT DEAL FOR AN AUTHENTIC THAI FOOD!!!!" I asked for my noodle to cook with more vegetable and less oil since I like the food a little more healthy but still delicious :) And I got what I want! That was awesome! I could not finish my plate because I enjoy salad with peanut sauce too much :) I definitely recommend this place to everyone.
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Sam P.
Thailicious is an impressive place; as soon as you walk in, you are no longer scared of the sketchy strip mall it's located in. It's classy, the staff is extremely friendly, and the food is incredible. I'm a man if simple taste, and the always classic pad Thai has never let me down to date - I will admit I end going to Thailicious at least once a week. Another thing that this establishment excels at is customer service. My order was one time incorrectly made, and not only was the staff apologetic, but they served me a complimentary Thai iced tea while bowing to me. I would hate to see this place go out of business.
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Dawn D.
Delicious! Close to home and never tried before because of the strip mall location. Mistake-food was excellent!
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Tiffany N.
Surpisingly good, I don't expect much from asian restaurants in AZ as they don't compare to the asian food in CA. I have experienced disappointment repeatedly in AZ to the point of apathy, but was pleasantly surprised when I came across this restaurant. A pearl in the small sea of mediocre asian restaurants in AZ. Notable dishes we ordered were the shrimp cakes as appetizers, pad thai and pineapple fried rice for entrees, and sticky rice with mango for dessert. Dessert was delicious! Of all the sticky rice w/ mangos I have had this beats the rest, the only disappointment was the portion size, a little overpriced. Those are the must try dishes! I definitely will stop by again even if its a bit far for me, so worth it when you are craving good Thai food!
The decor is awesome and hip! The restrooms are really nice. The food is great too. It would be cool if this place had beer on tap.
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Julie P.
We have eaten here twice for lunch. They are real fast in getting the food out for the lunch crowd.We were not in a hurry to get out, but I can see if that is important it can be done. Lunch menu is served with serve your own salad bar (lettuce,tomato, & cucumber and peanut dressing), soup(sometimes changes) and a crispy egg roll. The chicken dishes for lunch are chicken,beef,pork, tofu or vegetable-$7.99,shrimp $9.99. Some examples are Holy Basil,garlic lover, or red curry.(many more to choose from) There are tables and booths. I believe the owner Tayiga has worked at a few Thai places over the years in the East Valley and now has opened her own place. We enjoyed the food both times,now to try dinner sometime.
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Detra M.
Great food! The service is good, and the food is delicious. Been there a few times and I've never been disappointed.
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Mandisa L.
The Food I had ordered a pad thai here during lunch time. It came with salad and soup side bar which I did not get to take advantage of since the waitress did not tell me about it. The portion was a pretty good size I would have to say that it seemed a little bit smaller than Thai Basil. Nonetheless, the pad thai tasted delicious. The Service I went a little after 12pm and it wasn't too busy, but the waitresses were not too responsive or just forgetful. I would try to ask them for straws or water but it took them forever to get that to us after several reminders. Also, they did not tell us that the soup and salad was actually a sidebar; I figured that out myself as I left the restaurant. Overall, their service was not great. The Ambiance The design of the restaurant was really modern like a casual cafe. I thought it was a nice place to hangout with friends, go on a food date, or a family meal.
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Jennifer O.
I am very impressed with this place. I went with a friend after yoga last week (sorry Thailicious for our smellyness!) and we were a little wary since it hasn't been open long and when we entered it was mostly empty. Well, our wariness was unnecessary, this place was great. I asked the waitress what I should get between the noodle soup and the drunken noodles... she so delicately said.... ummm lots of.... white people... order drunken noodles. Ha!!! I ordered the noodle soup with beef at her suggestion. When the soup came out I was worried... it looked kind of gross... like brown water. Oh my god this soup was good. So flavorful, like a mix of a Thai soup and a pho. Tons and tons of flavor. I ate it all. I was planning on taking half home for lunch the next day. Uh oh. I ended up deciding to order another dish to go so I would have lunch the next day and got the drunken noodles. This portion was much larger than the soup, so I was able to eat it for two days. I will say, at a 4/5 star, it wasn't spicy. Also, though good, it didn't touch the flavor of the soup. I will come back here for that soup, so good! Cons include - expensive for the portion size (can usually make at least two meals out of a 10$ bowl of soup, but not so here), the drunken noodles were not the best I have had, and they put a big mass of carrot strings on their noodles as garnish... don't really get this, why not put the carrot in the noodle mix? the carrot garnish was a little odd after heating the rest up the second day.
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Diamond Z.
Delicious food. I tried the drunken noodle and for dessert, the coconut ice cream. However, the service was slow and they didn't even tell us the salad and soup was self serve. They took forever to bring us our straws and chopsticks. But the food was amazing!
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Maica L.
Bangkok in Arizona! Since I have been in BK 6 times, I can tell if the food is authentic. And the food here is truly AUTHENTIC! We ordered a red curry with chicken, Tom Yum soup, desert with Fried Banana with ice cream and they were absolutely delicious. I was pretty impressed with the food and the decoration here. Service is very good and the restaurant is pretty clean! Also, we got a complimentary Thai Tea Pudding desert !!! Cons is it is a bit pricy compared to its portion. But over all, it is a must place to have authentic Thai food! We will come back for sure :)
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Jay T.
Best Thai food I've had in the valley. After trying other restaurants in the area now that I work down in Chandler, I happened across this spot and decided to try it on a whim. I'm glad I did, and this is where I'll be continuing to go for my Thai fix for the foreseeable future. I tried a classic - yellow curry - and chose a medium spice level to establish a baseline for future visits. The lunch comes with soup and salad, and while the salad dressing was good, the hot tofu soup was very flavorful and just spicy enough to taste the heat without burning away the flavors. The yellow curry itself was exactly like I love it. Unlike the watery, thin curries I've had recently at other places, this was rich and creamy with an excellent flavor. The medium heat was just enough to linger on the tongue during the drive back to work without making me sweat at the table. Recommended.
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Frances L.
After a long day of driving (5 hours to be exact) this was the cherry to my sundae. Great food. Great service. Great everything. We will definitely be back for more
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Karin B.
Good menu and the food was very tasty! The dumplings were great ! However, service was merely ok. Not sure is the best value for the money.
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Ana R.
Just delicious Thai food. They turned me into a Thai food addict. The only problem I have with this place is their hours, why can't they be open 24/7?! I always have order take out so I cannot speak for their eat in service but delivery and take out are GREAT and their food is just PERFECTLY DELICIOUS!
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Tina P.
Fantastic food! Just a touch better than everywhere else we've tried Thai. Hubby had the drunken noodle, Thai hot. It was so fabulous that I couldn't keep away despite my fire- mouth. There was a menu mixup which the owner corrected and completely made right. So, we had a shrimp and broccoli specialty dish which was really good, but not spectacular. Finally, the panang curry. Oh my! It was sincerely the best panang I've eaten in California or Arizona! It didn't have that corner market curry taste, instead, was very fresh and flavorful. I had no complaints about service, as they were around often to fill up the glass and to check how you're doing. Oh, and the drink Basil Smash is a great sweet drink to try! We will be back!
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Mayur J.
good food and good ambiance but their food, especially their drunken noodles are too oily. I even told their owner/chef but she kinda brushed my feedback aside. I like their food but won't go there too often because the food it too greasy.
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Michael T.
I am being a bit generous with three stars. I went there last night with my wife and we arrived between 5-6PM. Service is just okay, not wonderful nor bad. Little displays of graciousness, like pouring my beer for me are completely absent. We ordered Calamari, a beef dish, Tom Yum soup and a duck dish. Everything, and I mean everything we ordered had a sweet flavor to it, as though someone cooking it meant to add salt, but mistook the sugar jar for the salt jar. My wife's duck dish was dry, although not badly flavored. The Tom Yum was very watery with very little ingredients other than mushrooms, and of course the shrimp I had ordered. Calamari was okay, albeit a bit too sweet. My beef dish's sauce was quite watery and very lightly flavored, even though I had ordered it and the Tom Yum at a "3" level of hotness. Very mild. Considering the competitive nature of restaurants I would have thought they would do a much better job. What may be an acceptable level of service in Asia is not acceptable in the US and that is something many, many Asian/Indian restaurants around Phoenix need to learn. Raise your game, guys. I have yet to find an Asian/Indian restaurant around here that really blows my socks off. I am a world traveler and I have seen it done much, much better elsewhere.
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K P.
Silly name but very good food. Ambiance and decor were ok; background music a la Kenny G got a little annoying. Tom Gha soup was pretty spicy even at level 3 (out of 5). The drunken noodles and Pad Thai were both very good- level 3 and 4 spicyness but they seemed about the same. Panang Curry was delicious- maybe a bit runny but tasty with steamed rice.
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+TheGeneralofHope +.
The ambiance and music were fabulous - sexy vibe! The food was worthy however, just a click below Yupha's Thai Kitchen. I would come back and also recommend this restaurant. The service was good, and the faculty was clean. I would recommend though that they put some seasoning on the table or offer it.
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Chris B.
Amazing Thai! They have a salad and soup buffet that comes with the lunch special. The peanut dressing for the salad is really really good. I got the pad sew ew and it's the best I have had in the valley. Fast and friendly service. I just started working in the area and this will be my go to for Thai at least once a week.
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K C.
We ordered pad thai and colorful vegetables with beef. Both were delicious, but the pad thai didn't taste like pad thai really. I would eat it again though. It just had a different taste. What was the best was the Thai sticky rice with mango. Oh my God I will dream about that dessert!!!!!! It did not sound that appealing to me (my family member picked it out), but it was soooo good! Also love that you can order online!
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Sarah W.
Oh the Flavors!!! I am absolutely in love with this place from just one visit. How my boyfriend didn't enjoy his pad thai is beyond me. I loved my sisters tofu pad thai i felt like it had so much more of like a sauce on it compared to most placed being all dry and gross. Not this place unless the chicken is that much different. I cannot wait to go back and get more of their pad thai. From the looks of the pictures the panang is pretty soupy looking. So that i am definitely steering clear of because according to my best friend we like when it is cooked incorrectly like at thai ramas where its more of a thick curry that coats your rice rather than drowns it if that makes any sense. My mom had ordered a seafood curry dish of some sort that tasted amazing as well. So this is definitely the best thai food spot for pad thai and certain dishes cant wait to try more off the menu!
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Mike J.
Update. They have beer!! I had the Thai fried rice with a split of chicken and veges today. I ordered it with medium heat. Perfect!! 5 stars now! I'll come back weekly!
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Svetlana S.
I highly recommend the duck curry (with lychee and pineapple!), drunken noodle, and thai tea creme brulee!! Very unique and great dishes!
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M K.
I am so glad we chose this restaurant for my birthday. Excellent food and great service. The entree portion's were very generous. I will be back again!!
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Melissa D.
Our experience at Thailicious was anything but -licious. We arrived, a party of four, for an early Sunday evening dinner. We were greeted with delay, as the host was also the primary cashier for every other party present. The host eventually got around to acknowledging our presence and seated us. Again, with about a 10 minute delay, our drink orders (simply water and wine) taken; and as the waitresses/host/cashier urged us to order all dinner items too, we did that in a rush. The drink orders did not come in a timely manner, many ingredients were missing from the bar, and we had to remind the waitress of what we ordered. It took about 35-40 minutes for the dinner entrees to arrive, which were tasty, but again, wrong. An order of brown rice suddenly turned into an order of white rice, and the seafood portions were pathetic for the price. Bottom line: not coming back here again. Don't waste your $$$.
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John T.
Did a takeout order. Pretty good Thai and will come back for dinner. Excellent yellow curry, pad Thai and Thai fried rice. The Pad Woon Sen was also pretty good but the beef ordered with it was a bit tough. I will update when I come back for dinner.
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Kelsey B.
This place has good Thai food at a good price. I have eaten here several times and the staff is always attentive and friendly. You don't have to wait long for your food either, the kitchen is speedy! My personal favorite is the drunken noodles and I also like the pad thai. I love that you can choose your own spice level on every dish too.
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Stephen H.
Best thai food in the East Valley. Just indulged myself in the Red Curry. Amazing flavor.
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Nicole D.
I love Thailicious, especially because they deliver to my house (with a $20 minimum)! As far as delivery thai goes, if you're in the Chandler area, Thailicious is the best. Even if you're venturing in, it's still some really great thai, and everything seems very fresh! I'm a huge fan of their pad thai and their thai tea.
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Nik g.
bomb.com ! We usually get our Thai food from Thai basil, but had heard good things and read the reviews on thailicious so we figured it was time to try it out. We ordered the tom kha soup, drunken noodles, basil fried rice, and spice of life. All of them were great and def must tries! I've been eating Thai food and trying different restaurants since I was a kid. My parents were always looking for new places to try. They had tried thailicious a while back and said it was good but a little too greasy for them. I've got to disagree, it wasn't greasy at all, and the flavors exceeded our expectations. Now we like Thai basil, but I think we're going to make thailicious our new Thai food place from now on. Can't wait to try more items!
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Barb M.
Very nice, clean neighborhood restaurant. Food was wonderful! Came to us hot and the spice was perfect to our order. I will return.
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Evy W.
Sweet sour soup is good but today lunch there were only two waitresses and we had been waiting for a while . It ended up we went find them to ask for box and then brought our credit card to them for pay.
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Ally R.
The best Thai food in the east valley! Such a cute restaurant and the food is amazing! Will be going back many many more times! Try the drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice! You will not be disappointed!
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Tiffany W.
OMG! The best Thai food ever. I've order from this place through grubhub multiple times. The Thai rice is always good, the blanket shrimp is awesome, the shrimp cakes are awesome. GREAT GREAT GREAT Food. Awesome delivery time.
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Tracey K.
A group of us went here for lunch. The food was average. Not yucky, but not memorable either. Everyone had the same feeling towards their dish.
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Michelle B.
Nice atmosphere. The staff was extremely nice and attentive. The menu had a good number of options to choose from but wasn't overwhelming. The food was terrific and the desserts were a extremely pleasant surprise. We tried the Pad Woon Sen and the Heaven Ginger. Then followed it up with the coconut ice cream with sweet pumpkin and the Thai tea pudding. I will definitely be coming back again.
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Anna d.
Modern decor, excellent service, great food. Tom yum soup is perfect. Extensive menu. A neighborhood gem.
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Sung A.
All the menu items are delicious. The service is excellent and ambience is relaxing. I would recommend to come in a group or come alone and sit at the bar with red wine. Try different dishes and find your favorite.
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Abby H.
Saw yelp reviews and went to give it a try since it's so closed to my house. Meh... everything tasted so sweet. Meats (two entries - one with chicken one with beef) are smelly and ain't fresh. Small portion of food which it's kinda expensive. Salad and soup were not Thai at all. Will not coming back.
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Chexie M.
Seriously good Thai food. Such an unexpected find in Arizona! We had the papaya salad and fried chicken for appetizers that were amazing. I had a Quit Thai'n around bourbon cocktail that was really nice, not too strong and not too sweet. Love the bar there. For dinner we shared the duck curry and a grilled pork dish. The servers were friendly. Food came out promptly. Really cute date place. Would definitely be back except we were just visiting from Cali.
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Ryan H.
Another great Thai food option in the valley! Drunken noodles were great and the Old Fashioned was well made! Happy to have this gem so close to home!
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Jim Z.
Love this place, so glad to have a Thai place so close and so good!
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Jackie W.
I stopped in a week before on my lunch break and ordered the Pad Thai. The peanut sauce was amazing and I was hooked. My husband and I decided to dine-in this time and get a feel for the overall experience of the restaurant. The decor was modern and trendy it felt very upscale. The music was at the perfect volume to add ambiance without drowning out the voice of the person across from you. I ordered Pad Woon Sen, the presentation was beautiful and the meal was delicious. My husband ordered the Pad Thai and loved it. The staff was welcoming and attentive and the service was excellent. It's my new favorite Thai restaurant.
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Rose L.
While going to the dry cleaners in the plaza I noticed this place was now open. When I first walked in, I was surprised how modern and really trendy this place is. Honestly, it's the most upscale and hip feeling Thai restaurant I have been to Phoenix. Service was great, as we were one of very few people since it had just opened a few hours earlier. The waitress was really sweet, knowledgeable, and helpful. My soup was phenomenal and the yellow curry was good. I hope this restaurant draws big crowds. I would love to have another mom and pop restaurant succeed. And it would be cool to have a popular hangout right next door to my house. There's a bar in the back that seems to be coming soon.
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Capri L.
This place is so delicious! I'm a picky Thai foodie and absolutely love it! Best I've found in az besides malee's. Just wish it wasn't so close to my house. Dangerously good!! My favs are chic panang and pineapple fried rice. It's a tad on the pricey side but worth it for good Thai.
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Matt C.
I was really happy to find great Thai food in Arizona. I have no idea how authentic it is and I don't care; the green curry, garlic somethingorother and fresh rolls are all delicious and well-presented. The curry's consistency, which seem to be the downfall of most Thai places, is neither thin nor too heavy. I'll definitely be back next time work brings me to AZ.
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Dave M.
Great food and awesome prices and value for money at lunch. Quick service and rightly called Thai and delicious. will visit again :)
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Nathaniel R.
Some of the best Thai food that I've had and very friendly and helpfully staff. Had a hard time ordering because everything looked so good. Will be back soon to explore the menu some more.
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Nancy S.
We loved this place! We had lunch there and the prices were great and the food was excellent. We had Holy Basil and Colorful Vegetable, both with chicken, and they were outstanding. Both came with soup, salad & a spring roll on the lunch menu. We also decided to try the chicken satay appetizer and the thai iced tea. A perfect meal and we'll definitely be back.
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Melissa S.
This was pretty tasty we'll order again.
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Mark H.
As Thai food in Arizona goes, it's pretty good! Clean and nice inside, friendly staff. We went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't very busy. Food was classic Thai, good sauces, everything was served hot with beautiful presentation.
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Jaswant A. S.
Came here once way back around the time it first opened and recognized some of the folks from Yupha's. Came here again recently and realized that the menu and presentation is almost identical to Yupha's as well. Wait a minute. Who am I fooling - I always just get the red curry from the lunch menu anyways so I wouldn't have noticed any difference. :P I'd say quality is the same as Yupha's. It's just a little further away but it's on the lunch rotation for when we're craving Thai but don't want to run into folks from work. In the same mall as Teakwood's and Jersey's Tavern. Plenty of parking.
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Jeff R.
It's been over a year since my last review and at current count I have eaten here 65 times. To say I like this place is an understatement. It is by far my favorite place to go to lunch. The staff here is exceptional. In all the times I have come here for lunch I have never once had bad service or bad food. I can't speak for how authentic the food is since I have never been to Thailand. My Thai food experience is limited to restaurants here in the states, but I haven't found any better than here. It has the added bonus of being extremely close to my house and 95% of the time the food is served way faster than you would think possible. If they are super slammed for lunch then it can take a bit of time occasionally, but they have soup and salad while you wait. I am a huge fan of noodle dishes and they have my favorite Drunken Noodles and Pad See Ew. TRY: - Drunken Noodles - Pad See Ew - Fried Thai Ice Cream
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Chad H.
Yelp 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
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Sue C.
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.
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Alex W.
This is our go-to Thai place around our house. They deliver, which is a plus. Have never dined in so I can't really comment on that, but it looks nice. Excellent food and good location. Some of my favorite things on the menu: Chicken pad thai- one of my favorite pad thais in the valley Yellow Curry- very good as well Word of caution- it seems their medium spice level is more like a hot. It is consistently more spicy than I anticipate.
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Kim H.
The good: service was friendly and super fast. The salad and soup bar were decent. The Holy Basil was decent as well. The crispy roll was good. The bad: I had the pad Thai and it was awful. This was due in part to it being tipped with spoiled bean sprouts. However, I still think the pad Thai would have been subpar given its excessively sweet sauce. I ordered it 4 (hot) and I would say it was mild or medium at best. My husband ordered the Holy Basil 5 (Thai hot). It was medium spicy as well. Both plates were very skimpy on the meat. We ordered chicken and pork (respectively) and maybe had 5-7 pieces of meat on each dish. They did void my pad Thai so I didn't pay for it. Despite the good service, the food just wasn't good enough to warrant a return visit.
Updates: I haven't been back here for a while and was craving for Thai food again. I was looking forward to good food as well as saying hi to the owner, unfortunately she was very busy helping out in the kitchen when I got there. This place is a whole lot busier than the first few months when it was opened. Still clean. Still spacious. Everything is exactly the way I remember it. Service: Service is still great. Even after the bill was paid, they still come by to check up on us and even offered to give us to go cup for more sodas. We politely turned it down but thought it was very nice. Food: I ordered a Thai basil dish with beef and it wasn't as good as Basil fried rice. Beef doesn't have much flavor on it and I can hardly taste the basil flavor. We also ordered egg rolls and it was pretty decent. Rating: Overall I still think it is a good Thai restaurant. I'll come back here again to try some other different dishes.
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Monica O.
Thailicious - cute name very catchy and the place inside is just as stylish as the name. They have a 2 big screen tvs on both sides of the place and a nice little bar area smack dap in the center back of the room. It's close to my job so I thought today was the day I go check them out during my lunch hour. Service is friendly and fast, I was arrived a little after 11:30, it was still slow, I'm sure the lunch rush was coming soon. But I was able to pick any place to sit. After checking out the menu I went with the Heaven Ginger with chicken, it was ginger, onions, mushrooms, bell peppers & scallions in a house bean sauce and a side of steamed rice & crispy roll. I also ordered it Thai Hot. The heat was a little lacking for me, it was more like a level 2 not a Thai Hot, the flavor of the dish was good too, it just seemed to be lacking something, it was an ok dish, it wasn't spectacular or mind blowing, just a good lunch. The salad was a typical iceberg lettuce blend with carrots and to add to it some sliced cucumbers & tomatoes with a warm peanut sauce dressing and the soup was a sweet & sour soup. The peanut dressing had great flavor just a little runnier than I like, I like it a little thicker so it sticks to the lettuce leaf and not just run off the leaf. The soup, it was surprisingly good, it had the perfect blend of sweet & sour. Thailicious makes a decent lunch, not spectacular, but good. Didn't have anything wrong with my meal, just didn't get blown away.
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Mark W.
The go to Thai restaurant now has a cool sounding name. Come on people -- Thailicious. Thailicious has all of the standard fare in varying degrees of spiciness. We usually order our food to go. I can attest to the Green Curry and Drunken Noodles being good. The location is in a strip mall with ample parking near Walgreens and Fresh and Easy.
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Donna K.
We are here dinner with another couple. I got a steak meal and TL got a rice dish. We went here not to long ago. I just remember that the food was "okay" usually when I like something I remember. The food wasn't bad here or amazing, that's just me. So give it a try!
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Paanks A.
The staff here was very friendly and sweet. Ambiance is nice and food is great! We tried their Tom Yum vegetable soup, chicken Satay, Thai Iced coffee and yellow curry. Could not try any dessert because we were running late for a movie . I am sure it would have been tasty too!
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Kris E.
I finally gave this place a try and I absolutely love everything that I ordered. The Druken noodles is delicious! I've ordered it at yuphas, Thai basil, and Swadee Thai and this place by far is the best. I also ordered the colorful vegetables with shrimp- Thai hot which was tasty but I wish it was spicier. Their cream cheese crab was good as well. I will definitely be coming back to try the other dishes!
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Brett B.
In honor of my YFF being today's ROTD holder, I declare an end to my review hiatus. Thailicious has sat motionless in my bookmarks for months, ever since mon ami Kristin J first alerted me to its existence. The name alone evokes images of "superlicious delish", as the superlicious Mary A states. The characters in this screenplay are as follows... Joyce W - my YFF and international essay contest winner, who I shall refer to as J-WoW. If you want to read an actual well written review, check hers out. Linh L - one of today's top talents in beat-boxing, who I shall refer to as Mr Peanut. If you want to read an actual amusing review, check his out. Brett B - the author of this autobiography, who I shall also refer to as Mr Peanut The Waitress - who I shall refer to as Flo As an author, whose responsibility it is to convey an experience to you, the reader, I hope you'll be able to take away this... I arrived AND checked in prior to either J-WoW or Mr Peanut! After 'handshakes & hugs', we gangsta strolled up into that beyaaaa...ah. What a sight it must have been. Two of us could have passed for cast members from the Asian version of Melrose Place, while the third closely resembled Zippy the pinhead. We were promptly ushered to a booth with what appeared to be vinyl seats, and I make this distinction to inform the reader that as I scootched myself across the bench, an inopportune vibration was simulcast from the vicinity of my pants bottom. Not wanting to appear like a wind-talker in front of my co-diners, I made an effort to replicate the sound by continuing my side-glide until successive audible vinyl rubs were rendered. But no such vindication was attained... My companions were a true delight. Dear reader, may you be blessed with your own J-WoWs and Mr Peanuts. Lunch doesn't always have to just be about binging on 1800 calorie entrees. Open your heart, and your heart may just open you back. I ordered the Pad See Ew, vegetarian style as a nod to my girl Cici F. Now, I'm down with PSE, yeah, you know me. It's my jam. The dish gets my merkin a twerkin... however this one didn't have the je ne sais quoi of Thai Spices or Thai Rama, but that didn't dissuade me from a raucous display in which no less than half of the deadly sins were involved. After putting in our dessert order, I asked Flo if she would be so kind as to provide me with a spoon, say... eighteen or nineteen inches in length. Now here's the kicker. She looked at me like I was a damned fool. That delightful Thai Tea Creme Brulee dessert proved to be the meal's Swan Song. It boasted a sun kissed glow that could have passed for San Diego's own TM, a consistency smoother than my girl MC J, and was reminiscent of everything that's right about pumpkin pie without the benefits of high protein or dietary fiber. How is no one singing its praises? [Chorus - Nicki Minaj, J-Wow & Mr Peanut:] Flo, I got this short-azz spoon in my hand Beating like a drum on a treat that's all tanned Can't you taste that creme, bacreme, creme, creme, bacreme, bru, lee? You got that creme brulee creme, bacreme, creme, creme, bacreme, bru, lee Yeah, that's the creme brulee (Creme) [x15] Side Note: If you enjoy leering at beautiful women from the shadows, as they make selections from a salad bar, then boy are you in luck!
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Neema E.
We stopped by Thailicious around 6:30 on a Saturday night just before going to see a friend perform at a nearby venue in Chandler. We were greeted and seated promptly, as well as presented with cocktail menus, suggestions and dinner menus. The service was wonderful and the food was great. I ordered Pad Thai and my husband had the Royal Yellow Thai Chicken curry, both ordered with medium heat. We also shared crispy spring rolls, which were bright, fresh, and not overly greasy. We would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great Thai restaurant in Chandler!
(4)
Stacey D.
Delivery Food was amazing! Chicken satay- light peanut sauce with dips to accompany. Excellent Tom Yum soup - spicy and fresh. Even made it without mushrooms for me. Chicken Pad Thai - best my Giant had ever had. Still five stars though it arrived late - but so worth it.
(5)
Traci T.
I've been looking for a Thai place here and I think I've found the one! I tried a few dishes and they were all stellar. The chicken panang, the lamb panang, the pad see ew with shrimp and the Thai fried rice with shrimp were all great! This is definitely my new favorite Thai restaurant!
(5)
Brianna C.
I didn't know a dish of chicken, shrimp, spinach, broccoli, and peanut sauce could double as a dessert. If there was any spice at all in my level 3 order, it would have been overpowered by the half-cup of sugar. Even after letting the sauce drip off each bite, my throat was hurting from the sweetness. For the first time in my life, I considered sending a dish back - and maybe I would have, if the waitress had ever returned to our table. (Clever evasion, waitress!) My husband's dish, while slightly less sickeningly sweet than mine, was just so-so, and both were among the pricier specialty items on the menu. I'm unsure why this place has such good reviews. Either the average person has guzzled so many gallons of high-fructose corn syrup that they can no longer taste sugar, or Thailicious is getting a lot of bonus stars for the cute decor.
(1)
Alan W.
First time here tonight, but will definitely return. EVERYTHING was delicious! The service was great, the atmosphere relaxed; and did I mention the food was perfect? A must try for anyone looking for great Thai.
(5)
Leighton W.
Half of these reviews must be fake, call the number they do not deliver! If anybody knows a Thai place in chandler that delivers please give me the info
(1)
Jake L.
Great tasting restaurant!!! We ordered satay chicken, pad Thai, tamarind shrimp, holly basil, and papaya salad ... All dishes are delicious..... Oh, we also got fried banana w/ ice cream for dessert!! :)
(5)
Shruti J.
Great thai place with many options in entrees and special dishes! Service is good and quick. Food was delicious, presentation was great. Will visit again for sure. And extremely reasonable
(5)
Ruby L.
A little late post...my friend and I were looking for a good Thai place and ended up here! We said why not let's give it a try! She's a local I was visiting and OMG!! Glad we gave it a try!! We had papaya salad, Tom khai gai soup, chicken pad see ew, chicken pad Thai, some delicious Thai tea and to finish a delicious dinner we had the fry banana with coconut ice cream and you must HAVE THE STICKY RICE WITH MANGO!!! yumm!! definitely on my next visit we will be going back here!! Great service very friendly always checking if you are good!!!
(5)
Eric B.
In my opinion this is the best Thai restaurant in Chandler. Great ambiance and their Pad Thai & Pad See Ew are phenomenal.
(5)
Idalhy F.
Best Thai place EVER! I have been to quite many Thai restaurants but this is by far the BEST! We had the Chicken Pad Thai, the Pad Su we, the Papaya Salad.... For dessert we had the sticky rice with mango... i loved it!!! You must try!
(5)
Arvind M.
I have tried a lot of noodles in various Thai places but never found drunken noodles as flavorful as the one at thailicious. Noodles I ordered came with fried tofu with egg at level 4 spicy (hot). The flavor was impeccable and certainly a treat for those "drunken" fans out there ;) Also ordered the red curry - though kind of runny I felt the taste was surprisingly good. Not usually a fan of curry at Thai restaurants but glad I made that exception. Lastly Thai iced tea - great drink at any Thai place - tall glass and not too sweet! Overall great experience - recommend to those who want to try something new on Thai!
(4)
Karen W.
Thailicious= delicious! We were excited to try out this new restaurant based on the great reviews. Nestled in the Laguna Village shopping center, it's nice to see another Asian restaurant take over where the previous Szechuan restaurant was. They've remodeled the place, adding color, new seating and tables to create a soothing, contemporary atmosphere with an Asian twist. The menu is fairly extensive and has all your stand-by favorites such as pad Thai, drunken noodles, and your various forms of curry. They also have some more unique dishes and chef's specialties. I decided on a more pedestrian entree this visit, settling on the chicken red curry, medium spiciness. I also tried some of the tom yum soup and the holy basil chicken. The tom yum soup was a delicious pungent mix of spices and flavors. It was a great start to our meal. The red curry sauce had an interesting balance of delicate flavor from the coconut milk, with a strong punch of spice and kick from the curry paste itself, and the chiles used for heat. The spiciness level was a perfect medium- just spicy enough to tingle your palate and tongue, but not so spicy that you'd be in pain afterwards (Or drinking gallons of water!). While I enjoyed the sauce and the vegetables in the dish, the chicken in the entree was overcooked and tasted pretty tough. On the other hand, the holy basil was divine. The chicken was tender, cooked perfectly, with a great mix of veggies and flavors. One bowl of rice comes with the entrees, which I appreciated, but I would have liked to see more rice included because the meager portion wasn't enough to eat with the lovely red curry sauce I had. We ended the meal with some Thai tea creme brulee. It was a unique twist on a French classic, executed wonderfully. I would definitely order it again! Service was decent, and waters were refilled as needed. Overall, a pretty satisfying meal. I'd definitely go here again to try more dishes!
(4)
It's M.
The best Thai food I have found in Arizona. I eat here once a week and the food is consistently delicious. It always tastes fresh and the ingredients are quality.
(5)
Chris B.
Definitely "Thailicious"! Food is very good and the owner is very friendly. Great spot for lunch or dinner. Try their Pad Thai and the Panang curry.
(4)
Joyce W.
#200: It was an action-packed day with my YFF Brett B. and Linh L.! Celebrating my 200th review on the day I just so happened to get ROTD made for a fun day with the boys! What better way to celebrate than with a Thai Tea Creme Brulee that we've all been dying to try? So we stopped by for an 11:30am lunch. It started with the usual: me creeping on Brett while he's sitting in his car [This guy is always early, never late. Legit gentleman.]. Hugs were exchanged, friendly banter was given, and then in the blink of an eye, we were all situated in a booth and the waitress is subtly dropping hints that maybe we should look over the menu and stop talking about our pointless meanderings and how I once kicked Linh in the head. Oopsies? Brett ordered the vegetarian Pad See Eew while Linh and I got the Pad Thai [That biter. He was suppose to get Yellow Curry!]. After more jabbering and wild hand-movement enriched story-telling, we stood in front of the majestic salad bar. They offered a Chinese-style hot & sour soup given by what Linh said and the salad was standard but the accompanying peanut sauce was amazing! I seriously could have drank a bowl of the dressing. After a little while, our food arrived. Brett seemed to enjoy his Pad See Eew minus the "something extra" thing and the Pad Thai was decent. Lost in the conversation, I forgot to offer some to Brett. Momma W. would have smacked me in the butt for that. The Pad Thai was nothing extraordinary or spectacular but I enjoyed every bite. I was really impressed by the portion given that it was lunch. For $8, I got myself not only lunch but dinner! I'm interested in seeing how big their dinner size is now. Anyways, after nom noming for a good while, we were ready for the grand finale: Three Thai Tea Creme Brulees please! :D!!! It was probably a 10 minute wait before three Thai Tea Creme Brulees were placed before us. As Brett pointed out, I had the biggest portion with brulee to the top of my ramekin. Not wasting time, I gleefully grabbed my spoon and cracked the most beautiful caramel shell. That first bite made fireworks go off in my head. It was Chinese New Year and I had front-row seats on Victoria Harbour... which is weird because we're at a Thai restaurant and not Hong Kong... whatever! This is my review so bite me. Reminiscent of warm pumpkin pie in texture, it was creamy perfection... like that crazy kid Brett! It was smooth and the Thai tea flavor really hits you and it was delicious. The only way this could have been any better was if I had a long bartender's spoon to eat it with. Then I can alternate between reaching across the table to steal some off Brett's while I ate mine. Two desserts? Uh, why not!? At $18-something a pop for beverages, lunch, and dessert, I definitely think Thailicious delivers. Good portions, great atmosphere, and friendly service. This place gets packed around noon so come prepared. Thank you Thailicious for an amazing celebratory meal and to Brett B. and Linh L. for a wonderful lunch date!
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Linh L.
This adventure takes three unlikely people on an international journey across Thailand, Thailand, and more of Thailand. They try to recall the day after they blacked out (hopefully from a food coma ). The adventure is filled with one hooking up with a male prostitute with a bangin' body, one befriending a chain smoking monkey, and one getting a face tat. If that sounds fun, come and rent Hangover 2. Because none of that happened when Joyce W., Brett B., and I went to Thailicious. Although I could see Brett B. with a face tat. The lunch time specials were good for the price but what is really worth it is dessert, Thai tea creme brulee! It's so good that it makes you feel like you got roofie for all three Hangovers .
(4)
Ayla D.
The food was vey good although, very mild even if you ask for hot. The service is not very good.
(3)
David H.
Omg, amazing Thai food! 5 stars: Thai fried rice, red curry, and drunken noodles. Actually, the fried rice earns 6 stars in my book. Just ok (3 stars)- pad thai. Also epic: thai iced tea, fried bananas, and the sticky rice. Wow... Definitely one of the best Thai places in Phx.
(5)
Kimberly A.
The food was delicious and the service was amazing! I'm from CA and came to town for business. I would definitely be a repeat customer if I wasn't five hours away!
(5)
Chris D.
Unassuming little place in a strip mall but the food is amazing. Shared the Crispy Thai Rolls, Colorful Vegetables, and Red Curry. All beat expectations and were wonderful. Definitely would come back!
(5)
Vy L.
I got beef salad. Drunken noodle. Basil chicken fried rice. Tom yum shrimp. All are delicious. Great portion. Highly recommended. I've been to Yupha Thai, Rama Thai, Thai basil, and Paradise Thai. This is my favorite!
(5)
Mar L.
I have found my new Thai place. I almost didn't go due to the cheesy name. But as I shouldn't judge a book by its cover, nor should I judge Americanized exotic food vendors by their innovative company names. That's correct, we found it through Yelp and their excellent reviews and I am doing mine to reaffirm this delicious Thai place to stay put. Five stars it definitely is. I had something called like "Rama" Curry (could been called something else, I am going by memory here people) with Chicken and it was out-effin-standing. I gobbled up the whole thing even if I was full way before the last bite was eaten. Coconut milk, with curry with just amount of heat. This has become my new staple when it comes to Thai food. It might not been the best I have had, but in Arizona this will definitely keep my cravings at bay very nicely. I had a taste of the peanutty special dish they have, and it was good.. but not my choice and very peanutty. Almost too peanutty. Next time I want to try another curry though, even if the want I had was just want I usually crave. Aaaah, these first world problems!!! If you are thinking Thai food tonight, this is the way to go. Its not authentic - its just right.
(5)
Andy J.
Awesome place. Great layout and super food. Every dish we had was great! This place is going into the lunch rotation.
(4)
Josh B.
Tried this place for the first time with my mom and girlfriend and it is awesome! Ordered the spring rolls and the dumplings as appetizers and they are great. Then for the entrees we had red curry with beef and the Rama, also great dishes. The presentation of the food was also very well done. Quiet place and the service was good. Definitely a must try.
(5)
Patricia M.
We heard about this new Thai restaurant and stopped in today for their lunch special. I really enjoyed being able to make my own salad at the salad bar, and the hot and sour soup was just delicious. I ordered pad Thai because they didn't have Panang curry on the lunch menu and I always get Panang Curry. It was spicy and had a lot of egg and chicken. It came with a little spring roll that was just a touch dry. I would go back again.
(4)
Nadia D.
Was in the area and needed a quick lunch so I decided to go in. Had Pad Thai from the lunch menu which came with soup and salad but I passed on that. The food was just alright. Bit too soupy & not really the spice level I asked for. Came with egg roll which wasn't all that either. Service was just ok. Had much better elsewhere.
(3)
Jim T.
Went for a take-out lunch. Ordered chicken red curry, medium spice. I found out after I got back to work with my meal that they don't include salad or soup with your take-out order. This is too bad because I was looking forward to that and the price is the same! Is it that hard to pack a salad or soup? Anyway, the red curry sauce was excellent tasting and the spice level was right on. However the chicken tasted a little like freezer burn and was over cooked. The spring roll was very good. Overall not a bad lunch but could have been better with the soup and salad and fresher chicken. I was hungry 3 hrs later and for 10 bucks plus 2 dollar tip I wanted a little more. Next time I'll eat it in!
(3)
Brent B.
Tried this place today. It was a great experieced. The good was masterfully done - delicous seafood yellow curry. The place is really inviting and clean. The service was fast and courteous. I will definitely comeback for more.
(4)
MoodFoody H.
Came here with my friends for lunch. Liked the decor and modern style. As we entered, noticed some of the crew that worked for Yuphas, another one of my favorite Thai places. Upon inquiring, found out they have opened this restaurant and moved here. They were very gracious and eager to please which was a stark difference from how I have been feeling about Yuphas lately. The lunch buffet comes with soup and salad. I thought soup was tasteless and unappetizing. But the taste was made up by the entrees. The food was as good, if not better than Yuphas. Loved my ginger beef with rice. All four of us loved what we ordered. And then we ordered sticky rice with coconut Ice cream. I thought it was pretty awesome. If they keep up with the quality of the food And great customer service, I don't think I need to go back to Yuphas and go through their deteriorating customer service and food quality. Look out Yuphas, your ex-staff is out there to beat you in your own game :) I have to say, it's a must try for every Thai food lover!
(5)
Jai L.
This was my first Thai food experience, I am glad I selected to eat from here. I called in my order promptly at the start of business hours, and my call was answered quickly. I ordered the yellow curry with chicken and medium spice level. I was a little disheartened to learn that I would not get the soup and salad lunch special, since it was to go. But, I quickly cheered up on my first spoonful once I got back home. It was an amazing cream like texture, and very flavorful. It was a perfect balance of spice with a hint of sweetness from the coconut milk. I am excited to try the other curry flavors and other dishes. I will be going back with my husband to dine in.
(5)
Shanell L.
Tried this place out yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised. We got the drunken noodle Thai hot with chicken and red chicken curry hot. Food was excellent and while it was spicy it still had great flavors. Was not too spicy where all I was tasting was spice and I could enjoy what I was eating. I did not dine in, but when I went to pick up the place looked very nice inside. I will definitely be going back for that drunken noodle and to try more dishes.
(5)
Alton F.
Delivery We all have had the quality of our food minish when it is delivered. Not the case with Thailicious. Easily some of the best Thai food ever, the seafood was so fresh tasting, yum.
(5)
Lori T.
Good and service is absolutely 5 star worthy!! walked in 20 minutes til closing.....I anticipated cranky workers, I would be (the husband was craving Thai)... We are greeted by a young smiling hostess, waited on expeditiously but without feeling rushed....we ordered and got super fresh food...from the rolls to shrimp (trust me, shrimp is easy to screw up when rushing to cook it)...panang is crazy good, as is the fried rice..... We received refills and were asked how the good was...even though we are ten minutes past closing... Dessert came out fresh....they cared about how we felt the experience was as well add the quality of good they put out...highly recommended...
(5)
George C.
Stopped in for lunch and when I saw the smeary, dirty front windows should have aborted. But my wife and I proceeded in and found a messy salad bar with spilled lettuce, etc. all over the place (floor included) Then ordered the red curry and went to the salad bar for the included soup and salad. The salad tongs were laying in the greens (disgusting) and the container for the only dressing available was empty. So i decided to skip the unsanitary salad and just have soup, but there were neither soup spoons available nor bowls. The staff whizzed around avoiding eye contact as if to communicate a "who cares" attitude. Then my wife's food came to the table but not mine. When she had eaten about half of hers, our server came to the table to refill our iced teas, but did not even notice that I had not been served. When I asked where my food was, she went to the kitchen and returned with a bowl of warm (not hot) curry and said NOTHING as she stuck it in front of me. I ordered my food Thai hot, and it was barely spicy at all. IMO his place is a bona fide unsanitary dump. STAY AWAY, if you know anything at all about Thai food or restaurant sanitation.
(1)
William L.
Just hit up Thailicious for some Thai food fix with my wife. I ordered the Red Curry, which was good however the beef they had in it was WAY overcooked (think chewing cardboard). My wife ordered the Pad Thai which while cooked properly, the sauce tasted too much like watered down ketchup. One thing they did well was the soup, it was actually delicious (I had two servings). I also finished up my meal with a Thai Iced Tea which was not the traditional type (they had whipped cream and a cherry). While it was sweet (VERY SWEET), for $2.99 I felt kind of ripped off with the amount of tea I actually got. Will have to continue my search for a Thai fix elsewhere.
(3)
Neil C.
Ummm Good, I love spicy asian food and Thailicious was recommended to me by a friend, they were so right. Great Flavor without scorching my taste buds. The service was great and the prices for Lunch were great, If you love Thai food then this place should be on your A List, and if you a member of the Lunch club we will be here in October for sure...
(5)
Carp D.
Great food, great service, nicely decorated clean restaraunt. A+ I ordered the red curry with chicken (thai hot). The spice and flavor were perfect. The Thai iced tea was delicious!
(5)
Akshada U.
Excellent drunken noodles!!! I ordered food for delivery and it arrived in 35 to 40 min.. the food was hot and yummy!!
(4)
Earn T.
I like this place. They serve authentic Thai. If you like Thai food, i really recommend this restaurant.
(5)
Cindi G.
This was the best thai food I have had in the valley. Service was very good and the restaurant was quiet, even though they were busy.This is my new place!
(5)
Tom K.
Matches or exceeds the numerous other Thai restaurants in our Phoenix metro area dining experiences. Immaculate, nicely decorated interior, but a rather non -descript exterior in a strip mall. Tasty salad bar and soup included with lunch menu items. Ordered Thai pepper beef and drunken noodles. Both were fragment, nicely presented and ample. The drunken noodle dish was extraordinarily multi-ingredient with plenty of luscious chicken and Thai sweet basil. Rice was perfect and fragrant(Thai jasmine). Overall, a marvelous dining experience courteously and well served.
(5)
Poppy K.
Just open today!!! Very nice decoration and right balance of ambience. Definitely!!! Good Thai food. I LOVE their Pad Thai , Green curry, and Crab cream cheese roll. I will be back for sure :)
(5)
Triscia S.
My co-workers and I tried lunch here today for the first time, all of us ordering different dishes, and every single one if us thought our meals were delicious! Food was more than plentiful (soup and salad are included with the meal), service was excellent and super fast! Very reasonably priced too! We'll be back often!
(5)
Carl D.
This place is as good as they say it is. I have had two different entrees, both the Red Curry AND the Drunken Noodles are great just like my fellow Yelpers suggested. I also am a crab puff FREAK and so I tried the Crab Spring Rolls. Also delicious. However stay away from the Calamari. It looks and tastes like dino bites quality from the freezer section. The order was ready for pickup in a timely manner and the young lady greeting me was nice and helpful. Enjoy.
(5)
Anna L.
Overall...probably best Thai restaurant in valley next to yuphas. I m giving it 5 stars cuz all the other mediocre Thai restuarants are given 4. So in comparison to them def a 5. All noodle dishes are good. Pad se ewe , pad Thai..solid. Drunken noodlesand beef salad are better at yuphas. But still good. Fresh spring rolls were fantastic! Esp if u want something light and fresh. All the desserts are excellent...fried bananas, coconut ice cream. Also fried rice is exceptional. Portions are on smaller size. Will def go back. Oh...yellow curry is ok.
(5)
Adonica G.
Loved this place! Food presentation rivals any 5-star restaurant. Service was great and friendly. Food was fresh and flavorful. Decor was hip and modern. Definitely worth a repeat.
(5)
Vic T.
I have been here twice. The have tried Pineapple fried rice, drunken Noodles and red curry. Everything was very good but Red Curry was awesome. The best thai food in Chandler.
(5)
Linda Z.
Had lunch there today with the girls at work & was pleasantly surprised! I had the Red Curry & it was delicious! The flavor was amazing. I also had the Thai Tea Cream Brulee which topped it all off as an amazing lunch. Will be going back!!!
(5)
Gary P.
As full time RIvers who really like Thai food it's often difficult to find "good" Thai food. Last Wednesday after an appointment in downtown Phoenix we searched Yelp for a Thai Restaurant on our way back to Casa Grande, AZ. We found this restaurant not far off the 10 in Chandler which has recently opened. The service was very friendly. Pricing was very good.The restaurant was very clean and welcoming. The Spring Rolls, Fried Pineapple Rice with Chicken was amazing. Since we are Snow Birds we will be back! The new owner is doing a great job and should be very successful.
Takes Reservations : Yes Delivery : No Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Parking : Private Lot Bike Parking : Yes Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : Yes Attire : Casual Ambience : Casual Noise Level : Average Alcohol : Full Bar Outdoor Seating : No Wi-Fi : Paid Has TV : Yes Waiter Service : Yes Caters : Yes
Ken S.
Wanted to try Thailicious based on the reviews, sadly we were very disappointed. Went in on a Friday night around 5:30, one other table was seated when we arrived. Most of the staff seemed disinterested in serving us and were running back and forth between the kitchen and dining area. Our server only half paid attention and served us one order of spring rolls instead of the 2 we ordered. Very mediocre at $5.99 for two rolls, glad she only brought one order. It sounds like an exaggeration but we sat and waited for our entrees while other tables seated after us were served and eating. We had one of the most expensive dishes on the menu, a Thai seafood entree that I can't remember the name of right now. It had a nice chili spice but was heavy with sugar which was overpowering. The Drunken noodles were OK but nothing special. Sadly we have no desire for another trip to Thailicious, there are much better Thai and Vietnamese offerings in the east valley.
(2)Sally M.
Delicious! Live music was a treat! The food was great and seemed very fresh. Wine list needs a little variety. Server rushed us a bit, asking to take our dinner order before we got our drinks which took 15 minutes. Bartender had alot of important texting to do. ;0) You have a really sweet dining room/vibe. If you step up the service and really SERVE your guests, you will be successful. We will for sure be back with friends.
(4)Tricia K.
Very good thai food!! Service is good, restaurant is nicely decorated with fun modern decor and I love the bathroom!!
(5)Sansanee E.
I ordered Drunken noodle for lunch as recommendation. Unlimited salad, hot & sour soup are included. The food serve with spring roll (so good) and all of that cost under $10 !!! "WHAT A GREAT DEAL FOR AN AUTHENTIC THAI FOOD!!!!" I asked for my noodle to cook with more vegetable and less oil since I like the food a little more healthy but still delicious :) And I got what I want! That was awesome! I could not finish my plate because I enjoy salad with peanut sauce too much :) I definitely recommend this place to everyone.
(5)Sam P.
Thailicious is an impressive place; as soon as you walk in, you are no longer scared of the sketchy strip mall it's located in. It's classy, the staff is extremely friendly, and the food is incredible. I'm a man if simple taste, and the always classic pad Thai has never let me down to date - I will admit I end going to Thailicious at least once a week. Another thing that this establishment excels at is customer service. My order was one time incorrectly made, and not only was the staff apologetic, but they served me a complimentary Thai iced tea while bowing to me. I would hate to see this place go out of business.
(5)Dawn D.
Delicious! Close to home and never tried before because of the strip mall location. Mistake-food was excellent!
(5)Tiffany N.
Surpisingly good, I don't expect much from asian restaurants in AZ as they don't compare to the asian food in CA. I have experienced disappointment repeatedly in AZ to the point of apathy, but was pleasantly surprised when I came across this restaurant. A pearl in the small sea of mediocre asian restaurants in AZ. Notable dishes we ordered were the shrimp cakes as appetizers, pad thai and pineapple fried rice for entrees, and sticky rice with mango for dessert. Dessert was delicious! Of all the sticky rice w/ mangos I have had this beats the rest, the only disappointment was the portion size, a little overpriced. Those are the must try dishes! I definitely will stop by again even if its a bit far for me, so worth it when you are craving good Thai food!
(4)Michael O.
After a disappointing experience at Yupha's a few weeks ago, I had to go back to the drawing board and find a new place to satisfy my not-creepy-at-all Thai cravings. Heh heh heh. What? Now my requirements weren't strict, it just needed to be within a reasonable distance from work, have delicious looking non-professional pictures of food, some unique sounding specialties, AND kickass dessert. Thailicious - you are the answer to my prayers. And though the food quality and taste hovered around "good not great" territory, I almost want to give you 4 stars just for not sucking as much as Yupha's. 1. The thai iced tea is excellent here and the chicken satay was near perfect - so far off to a GREAT start. 2. Lunch special was pretty good - I had the Thai pepper steak and the sauce made me think that's what I should place as my drink order next time! Drunken noodle is also recommended even though there's no alcohol in it, so maybe they just mean that it's drunk in FLAVOR. 3. I wanted one of their specialties, so at the suggestion of the server I went with the Sleeping Beauty. Here is a description: Sautéed shrimps with bean thread noodle, ginger and celery in homemade sauce, served in clay pot. Unfortunately it's one of those things that sounds really good on paper but just fails to impress in its actual execution. Unlike the ladies at the Salem Witch Trial - I heard they were really hot (BA-ZING!). Anyway, in lieu of that, I tried to mainly focus on positives and not get hung up over minor details like lack of flavor and all that junk.
(3)Sb M.
The decor is awesome and hip! The restrooms are really nice. The food is great too. It would be cool if this place had beer on tap.
(4)Julie P.
We have eaten here twice for lunch. They are real fast in getting the food out for the lunch crowd.We were not in a hurry to get out, but I can see if that is important it can be done. Lunch menu is served with serve your own salad bar (lettuce,tomato, & cucumber and peanut dressing), soup(sometimes changes) and a crispy egg roll. The chicken dishes for lunch are chicken,beef,pork, tofu or vegetable-$7.99,shrimp $9.99. Some examples are Holy Basil,garlic lover, or red curry.(many more to choose from) There are tables and booths. I believe the owner Tayiga has worked at a few Thai places over the years in the East Valley and now has opened her own place. We enjoyed the food both times,now to try dinner sometime.
(4)Detra M.
Great food! The service is good, and the food is delicious. Been there a few times and I've never been disappointed.
(5)Mandisa L.
The Food I had ordered a pad thai here during lunch time. It came with salad and soup side bar which I did not get to take advantage of since the waitress did not tell me about it. The portion was a pretty good size I would have to say that it seemed a little bit smaller than Thai Basil. Nonetheless, the pad thai tasted delicious. The Service I went a little after 12pm and it wasn't too busy, but the waitresses were not too responsive or just forgetful. I would try to ask them for straws or water but it took them forever to get that to us after several reminders. Also, they did not tell us that the soup and salad was actually a sidebar; I figured that out myself as I left the restaurant. Overall, their service was not great. The Ambiance The design of the restaurant was really modern like a casual cafe. I thought it was a nice place to hangout with friends, go on a food date, or a family meal.
(4)Jennifer O.
I am very impressed with this place. I went with a friend after yoga last week (sorry Thailicious for our smellyness!) and we were a little wary since it hasn't been open long and when we entered it was mostly empty. Well, our wariness was unnecessary, this place was great. I asked the waitress what I should get between the noodle soup and the drunken noodles... she so delicately said.... ummm lots of.... white people... order drunken noodles. Ha!!! I ordered the noodle soup with beef at her suggestion. When the soup came out I was worried... it looked kind of gross... like brown water. Oh my god this soup was good. So flavorful, like a mix of a Thai soup and a pho. Tons and tons of flavor. I ate it all. I was planning on taking half home for lunch the next day. Uh oh. I ended up deciding to order another dish to go so I would have lunch the next day and got the drunken noodles. This portion was much larger than the soup, so I was able to eat it for two days. I will say, at a 4/5 star, it wasn't spicy. Also, though good, it didn't touch the flavor of the soup. I will come back here for that soup, so good! Cons include - expensive for the portion size (can usually make at least two meals out of a 10$ bowl of soup, but not so here), the drunken noodles were not the best I have had, and they put a big mass of carrot strings on their noodles as garnish... don't really get this, why not put the carrot in the noodle mix? the carrot garnish was a little odd after heating the rest up the second day.
(4)Diamond Z.
Delicious food. I tried the drunken noodle and for dessert, the coconut ice cream. However, the service was slow and they didn't even tell us the salad and soup was self serve. They took forever to bring us our straws and chopsticks. But the food was amazing!
(4)Maica L.
Bangkok in Arizona! Since I have been in BK 6 times, I can tell if the food is authentic. And the food here is truly AUTHENTIC! We ordered a red curry with chicken, Tom Yum soup, desert with Fried Banana with ice cream and they were absolutely delicious. I was pretty impressed with the food and the decoration here. Service is very good and the restaurant is pretty clean! Also, we got a complimentary Thai Tea Pudding desert !!! Cons is it is a bit pricy compared to its portion. But over all, it is a must place to have authentic Thai food! We will come back for sure :)
(5)Jay T.
Best Thai food I've had in the valley. After trying other restaurants in the area now that I work down in Chandler, I happened across this spot and decided to try it on a whim. I'm glad I did, and this is where I'll be continuing to go for my Thai fix for the foreseeable future. I tried a classic - yellow curry - and chose a medium spice level to establish a baseline for future visits. The lunch comes with soup and salad, and while the salad dressing was good, the hot tofu soup was very flavorful and just spicy enough to taste the heat without burning away the flavors. The yellow curry itself was exactly like I love it. Unlike the watery, thin curries I've had recently at other places, this was rich and creamy with an excellent flavor. The medium heat was just enough to linger on the tongue during the drive back to work without making me sweat at the table. Recommended.
(4)Frances L.
After a long day of driving (5 hours to be exact) this was the cherry to my sundae. Great food. Great service. Great everything. We will definitely be back for more
(5)Karin B.
Good menu and the food was very tasty! The dumplings were great ! However, service was merely ok. Not sure is the best value for the money.
(3)Ana R.
Just delicious Thai food. They turned me into a Thai food addict. The only problem I have with this place is their hours, why can't they be open 24/7?! I always have order take out so I cannot speak for their eat in service but delivery and take out are GREAT and their food is just PERFECTLY DELICIOUS!
(5)Tina P.
Fantastic food! Just a touch better than everywhere else we've tried Thai. Hubby had the drunken noodle, Thai hot. It was so fabulous that I couldn't keep away despite my fire- mouth. There was a menu mixup which the owner corrected and completely made right. So, we had a shrimp and broccoli specialty dish which was really good, but not spectacular. Finally, the panang curry. Oh my! It was sincerely the best panang I've eaten in California or Arizona! It didn't have that corner market curry taste, instead, was very fresh and flavorful. I had no complaints about service, as they were around often to fill up the glass and to check how you're doing. Oh, and the drink Basil Smash is a great sweet drink to try! We will be back!
(5)Mayur J.
good food and good ambiance but their food, especially their drunken noodles are too oily. I even told their owner/chef but she kinda brushed my feedback aside. I like their food but won't go there too often because the food it too greasy.
(3)Michael T.
I am being a bit generous with three stars. I went there last night with my wife and we arrived between 5-6PM. Service is just okay, not wonderful nor bad. Little displays of graciousness, like pouring my beer for me are completely absent. We ordered Calamari, a beef dish, Tom Yum soup and a duck dish. Everything, and I mean everything we ordered had a sweet flavor to it, as though someone cooking it meant to add salt, but mistook the sugar jar for the salt jar. My wife's duck dish was dry, although not badly flavored. The Tom Yum was very watery with very little ingredients other than mushrooms, and of course the shrimp I had ordered. Calamari was okay, albeit a bit too sweet. My beef dish's sauce was quite watery and very lightly flavored, even though I had ordered it and the Tom Yum at a "3" level of hotness. Very mild. Considering the competitive nature of restaurants I would have thought they would do a much better job. What may be an acceptable level of service in Asia is not acceptable in the US and that is something many, many Asian/Indian restaurants around Phoenix need to learn. Raise your game, guys. I have yet to find an Asian/Indian restaurant around here that really blows my socks off. I am a world traveler and I have seen it done much, much better elsewhere.
(3)K P.
Silly name but very good food. Ambiance and decor were ok; background music a la Kenny G got a little annoying. Tom Gha soup was pretty spicy even at level 3 (out of 5). The drunken noodles and Pad Thai were both very good- level 3 and 4 spicyness but they seemed about the same. Panang Curry was delicious- maybe a bit runny but tasty with steamed rice.
(4)+TheGeneralofHope +.
The ambiance and music were fabulous - sexy vibe! The food was worthy however, just a click below Yupha's Thai Kitchen. I would come back and also recommend this restaurant. The service was good, and the faculty was clean. I would recommend though that they put some seasoning on the table or offer it.
(4)Chris B.
Amazing Thai! They have a salad and soup buffet that comes with the lunch special. The peanut dressing for the salad is really really good. I got the pad sew ew and it's the best I have had in the valley. Fast and friendly service. I just started working in the area and this will be my go to for Thai at least once a week.
(5)K C.
We ordered pad thai and colorful vegetables with beef. Both were delicious, but the pad thai didn't taste like pad thai really. I would eat it again though. It just had a different taste. What was the best was the Thai sticky rice with mango. Oh my God I will dream about that dessert!!!!!! It did not sound that appealing to me (my family member picked it out), but it was soooo good! Also love that you can order online!
(5)Sarah W.
Oh the Flavors!!! I am absolutely in love with this place from just one visit. How my boyfriend didn't enjoy his pad thai is beyond me. I loved my sisters tofu pad thai i felt like it had so much more of like a sauce on it compared to most placed being all dry and gross. Not this place unless the chicken is that much different. I cannot wait to go back and get more of their pad thai. From the looks of the pictures the panang is pretty soupy looking. So that i am definitely steering clear of because according to my best friend we like when it is cooked incorrectly like at thai ramas where its more of a thick curry that coats your rice rather than drowns it if that makes any sense. My mom had ordered a seafood curry dish of some sort that tasted amazing as well. So this is definitely the best thai food spot for pad thai and certain dishes cant wait to try more off the menu!
(5)Mike J.
Update. They have beer!! I had the Thai fried rice with a split of chicken and veges today. I ordered it with medium heat. Perfect!! 5 stars now! I'll come back weekly!
(5)Svetlana S.
I highly recommend the duck curry (with lychee and pineapple!), drunken noodle, and thai tea creme brulee!! Very unique and great dishes!
(5)M K.
I am so glad we chose this restaurant for my birthday. Excellent food and great service. The entree portion's were very generous. I will be back again!!
(5)Melissa D.
Our experience at Thailicious was anything but -licious. We arrived, a party of four, for an early Sunday evening dinner. We were greeted with delay, as the host was also the primary cashier for every other party present. The host eventually got around to acknowledging our presence and seated us. Again, with about a 10 minute delay, our drink orders (simply water and wine) taken; and as the waitresses/host/cashier urged us to order all dinner items too, we did that in a rush. The drink orders did not come in a timely manner, many ingredients were missing from the bar, and we had to remind the waitress of what we ordered. It took about 35-40 minutes for the dinner entrees to arrive, which were tasty, but again, wrong. An order of brown rice suddenly turned into an order of white rice, and the seafood portions were pathetic for the price. Bottom line: not coming back here again. Don't waste your $$$.
(1)John T.
Did a takeout order. Pretty good Thai and will come back for dinner. Excellent yellow curry, pad Thai and Thai fried rice. The Pad Woon Sen was also pretty good but the beef ordered with it was a bit tough. I will update when I come back for dinner.
(4)Kelsey B.
This place has good Thai food at a good price. I have eaten here several times and the staff is always attentive and friendly. You don't have to wait long for your food either, the kitchen is speedy! My personal favorite is the drunken noodles and I also like the pad thai. I love that you can choose your own spice level on every dish too.
(4)Stephen H.
Best thai food in the East Valley. Just indulged myself in the Red Curry. Amazing flavor.
(5)Nicole D.
I love Thailicious, especially because they deliver to my house (with a $20 minimum)! As far as delivery thai goes, if you're in the Chandler area, Thailicious is the best. Even if you're venturing in, it's still some really great thai, and everything seems very fresh! I'm a huge fan of their pad thai and their thai tea.
(4)Nik g.
bomb.com ! We usually get our Thai food from Thai basil, but had heard good things and read the reviews on thailicious so we figured it was time to try it out. We ordered the tom kha soup, drunken noodles, basil fried rice, and spice of life. All of them were great and def must tries! I've been eating Thai food and trying different restaurants since I was a kid. My parents were always looking for new places to try. They had tried thailicious a while back and said it was good but a little too greasy for them. I've got to disagree, it wasn't greasy at all, and the flavors exceeded our expectations. Now we like Thai basil, but I think we're going to make thailicious our new Thai food place from now on. Can't wait to try more items!
(5)Barb M.
Very nice, clean neighborhood restaurant. Food was wonderful! Came to us hot and the spice was perfect to our order. I will return.
(5)Evy W.
Sweet sour soup is good but today lunch there were only two waitresses and we had been waiting for a while . It ended up we went find them to ask for box and then brought our credit card to them for pay.
(3)Ally R.
The best Thai food in the east valley! Such a cute restaurant and the food is amazing! Will be going back many many more times! Try the drunken noodles and pineapple fried rice! You will not be disappointed!
(5)Tiffany W.
OMG! The best Thai food ever. I've order from this place through grubhub multiple times. The Thai rice is always good, the blanket shrimp is awesome, the shrimp cakes are awesome. GREAT GREAT GREAT Food. Awesome delivery time.
(5)Tracey K.
A group of us went here for lunch. The food was average. Not yucky, but not memorable either. Everyone had the same feeling towards their dish.
(3)Michelle B.
Nice atmosphere. The staff was extremely nice and attentive. The menu had a good number of options to choose from but wasn't overwhelming. The food was terrific and the desserts were a extremely pleasant surprise. We tried the Pad Woon Sen and the Heaven Ginger. Then followed it up with the coconut ice cream with sweet pumpkin and the Thai tea pudding. I will definitely be coming back again.
(5)Anna d.
Modern decor, excellent service, great food. Tom yum soup is perfect. Extensive menu. A neighborhood gem.
(5)Sung A.
All the menu items are delicious. The service is excellent and ambience is relaxing. I would recommend to come in a group or come alone and sit at the bar with red wine. Try different dishes and find your favorite.
(5)Abby H.
Saw yelp reviews and went to give it a try since it's so closed to my house. Meh... everything tasted so sweet. Meats (two entries - one with chicken one with beef) are smelly and ain't fresh. Small portion of food which it's kinda expensive. Salad and soup were not Thai at all. Will not coming back.
(1)Chexie M.
Seriously good Thai food. Such an unexpected find in Arizona! We had the papaya salad and fried chicken for appetizers that were amazing. I had a Quit Thai'n around bourbon cocktail that was really nice, not too strong and not too sweet. Love the bar there. For dinner we shared the duck curry and a grilled pork dish. The servers were friendly. Food came out promptly. Really cute date place. Would definitely be back except we were just visiting from Cali.
(5)Ryan H.
Another great Thai food option in the valley! Drunken noodles were great and the Old Fashioned was well made! Happy to have this gem so close to home!
(4)Jim Z.
Love this place, so glad to have a Thai place so close and so good!
(5)Jackie W.
I stopped in a week before on my lunch break and ordered the Pad Thai. The peanut sauce was amazing and I was hooked. My husband and I decided to dine-in this time and get a feel for the overall experience of the restaurant. The decor was modern and trendy it felt very upscale. The music was at the perfect volume to add ambiance without drowning out the voice of the person across from you. I ordered Pad Woon Sen, the presentation was beautiful and the meal was delicious. My husband ordered the Pad Thai and loved it. The staff was welcoming and attentive and the service was excellent. It's my new favorite Thai restaurant.
(5)Rose L.
While going to the dry cleaners in the plaza I noticed this place was now open. When I first walked in, I was surprised how modern and really trendy this place is. Honestly, it's the most upscale and hip feeling Thai restaurant I have been to Phoenix. Service was great, as we were one of very few people since it had just opened a few hours earlier. The waitress was really sweet, knowledgeable, and helpful. My soup was phenomenal and the yellow curry was good. I hope this restaurant draws big crowds. I would love to have another mom and pop restaurant succeed. And it would be cool to have a popular hangout right next door to my house. There's a bar in the back that seems to be coming soon.
(5)Capri L.
This place is so delicious! I'm a picky Thai foodie and absolutely love it! Best I've found in az besides malee's. Just wish it wasn't so close to my house. Dangerously good!! My favs are chic panang and pineapple fried rice. It's a tad on the pricey side but worth it for good Thai.
(5)Matt C.
I was really happy to find great Thai food in Arizona. I have no idea how authentic it is and I don't care; the green curry, garlic somethingorother and fresh rolls are all delicious and well-presented. The curry's consistency, which seem to be the downfall of most Thai places, is neither thin nor too heavy. I'll definitely be back next time work brings me to AZ.
(5)Dave M.
Great food and awesome prices and value for money at lunch. Quick service and rightly called Thai and delicious. will visit again :)
(5)Nathaniel R.
Some of the best Thai food that I've had and very friendly and helpfully staff. Had a hard time ordering because everything looked so good. Will be back soon to explore the menu some more.
(5)Nancy S.
We loved this place! We had lunch there and the prices were great and the food was excellent. We had Holy Basil and Colorful Vegetable, both with chicken, and they were outstanding. Both came with soup, salad & a spring roll on the lunch menu. We also decided to try the chicken satay appetizer and the thai iced tea. A perfect meal and we'll definitely be back.
(5)Melissa S.
This was pretty tasty we'll order again.
(4)Mark H.
As Thai food in Arizona goes, it's pretty good! Clean and nice inside, friendly staff. We went on a Saturday evening and it wasn't very busy. Food was classic Thai, good sauces, everything was served hot with beautiful presentation.
(4)Jaswant A. S.
Came here once way back around the time it first opened and recognized some of the folks from Yupha's. Came here again recently and realized that the menu and presentation is almost identical to Yupha's as well. Wait a minute. Who am I fooling - I always just get the red curry from the lunch menu anyways so I wouldn't have noticed any difference. :P I'd say quality is the same as Yupha's. It's just a little further away but it's on the lunch rotation for when we're craving Thai but don't want to run into folks from work. In the same mall as Teakwood's and Jersey's Tavern. Plenty of parking.
(4)Jeff R.
It's been over a year since my last review and at current count I have eaten here 65 times. To say I like this place is an understatement. It is by far my favorite place to go to lunch. The staff here is exceptional. In all the times I have come here for lunch I have never once had bad service or bad food. I can't speak for how authentic the food is since I have never been to Thailand. My Thai food experience is limited to restaurants here in the states, but I haven't found any better than here. It has the added bonus of being extremely close to my house and 95% of the time the food is served way faster than you would think possible. If they are super slammed for lunch then it can take a bit of time occasionally, but they have soup and salad while you wait. I am a huge fan of noodle dishes and they have my favorite Drunken Noodles and Pad See Ew. TRY: - Drunken Noodles - Pad See Ew - Fried Thai Ice Cream
(5)Chad H.
Yelp 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
(4)Sue C.
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.
(4)Alex W.
This is our go-to Thai place around our house. They deliver, which is a plus. Have never dined in so I can't really comment on that, but it looks nice. Excellent food and good location. Some of my favorite things on the menu: Chicken pad thai- one of my favorite pad thais in the valley Yellow Curry- very good as well Word of caution- it seems their medium spice level is more like a hot. It is consistently more spicy than I anticipate.
(4)Kim H.
The good: service was friendly and super fast. The salad and soup bar were decent. The Holy Basil was decent as well. The crispy roll was good. The bad: I had the pad Thai and it was awful. This was due in part to it being tipped with spoiled bean sprouts. However, I still think the pad Thai would have been subpar given its excessively sweet sauce. I ordered it 4 (hot) and I would say it was mild or medium at best. My husband ordered the Holy Basil 5 (Thai hot). It was medium spicy as well. Both plates were very skimpy on the meat. We ordered chicken and pork (respectively) and maybe had 5-7 pieces of meat on each dish. They did void my pad Thai so I didn't pay for it. Despite the good service, the food just wasn't good enough to warrant a return visit.
(2)Steve A.
I've eaten at quite a few Thai restaurants here in the valley and just tried this one tonight for the first time. When you first enter, you realize how well laid out this restaurant is, not super formal, not super casual, somewhere comfortable in between. It's spacious and well laid out. We were greeted with a friendly smile and taken immediately to a comfortable booth. The service was prompt and extremely friendly. The restaurant is clean and comfortable. We ordered satay chicken appetizer and a few entrées. The satay chicken was the best I've ever had. It was served with the best peanut sauce and cucumber sauce I've ever had as well. The Penang and pad Thai were incredible, also the best I've ever had. My Mom's dish had chicken and shrimp and mushrooms and a sweet brown sauce, can't remember the name, but it was delicious! For dessert, we had coconut ice cream. Again, the creamiest, best coconut ice cream I've ever had in any Thai restaurant or possibly anywhere else. The food was hands-down excellent. So, here are my ratings: atmosphere is an eight. Service is a 9.5. Food quality, taste, temperature, spice and quantity were outstanding, 9.5. Presentation is beautiful. This place is clearly not a chain type restaurant. Not exactly a hole in the wall either. It is clearly privately owned by people with old world recipes, quality ingredients, and truly care about the experience of eating in this restaurant. It seems to be frequented by Asian folks, and they clearly know their Thai food. Of all the Thai restaurants I've been to in Arizona, I would return here first, hands down. Highly recommended.
(5)April S.
Updates: I haven't been back here for a while and was craving for Thai food again. I was looking forward to good food as well as saying hi to the owner, unfortunately she was very busy helping out in the kitchen when I got there. This place is a whole lot busier than the first few months when it was opened. Still clean. Still spacious. Everything is exactly the way I remember it. Service: Service is still great. Even after the bill was paid, they still come by to check up on us and even offered to give us to go cup for more sodas. We politely turned it down but thought it was very nice. Food: I ordered a Thai basil dish with beef and it wasn't as good as Basil fried rice. Beef doesn't have much flavor on it and I can hardly taste the basil flavor. We also ordered egg rolls and it was pretty decent. Rating: Overall I still think it is a good Thai restaurant. I'll come back here again to try some other different dishes.
(3)Monica O.
Thailicious - cute name very catchy and the place inside is just as stylish as the name. They have a 2 big screen tvs on both sides of the place and a nice little bar area smack dap in the center back of the room. It's close to my job so I thought today was the day I go check them out during my lunch hour. Service is friendly and fast, I was arrived a little after 11:30, it was still slow, I'm sure the lunch rush was coming soon. But I was able to pick any place to sit. After checking out the menu I went with the Heaven Ginger with chicken, it was ginger, onions, mushrooms, bell peppers & scallions in a house bean sauce and a side of steamed rice & crispy roll. I also ordered it Thai Hot. The heat was a little lacking for me, it was more like a level 2 not a Thai Hot, the flavor of the dish was good too, it just seemed to be lacking something, it was an ok dish, it wasn't spectacular or mind blowing, just a good lunch. The salad was a typical iceberg lettuce blend with carrots and to add to it some sliced cucumbers & tomatoes with a warm peanut sauce dressing and the soup was a sweet & sour soup. The peanut dressing had great flavor just a little runnier than I like, I like it a little thicker so it sticks to the lettuce leaf and not just run off the leaf. The soup, it was surprisingly good, it had the perfect blend of sweet & sour. Thailicious makes a decent lunch, not spectacular, but good. Didn't have anything wrong with my meal, just didn't get blown away.
(3)Mark W.
The go to Thai restaurant now has a cool sounding name. Come on people -- Thailicious. Thailicious has all of the standard fare in varying degrees of spiciness. We usually order our food to go. I can attest to the Green Curry and Drunken Noodles being good. The location is in a strip mall with ample parking near Walgreens and Fresh and Easy.
(5)Donna K.
We are here dinner with another couple. I got a steak meal and TL got a rice dish. We went here not to long ago. I just remember that the food was "okay" usually when I like something I remember. The food wasn't bad here or amazing, that's just me. So give it a try!
(3)Paanks A.
The staff here was very friendly and sweet. Ambiance is nice and food is great! We tried their Tom Yum vegetable soup, chicken Satay, Thai Iced coffee and yellow curry. Could not try any dessert because we were running late for a movie . I am sure it would have been tasty too!
(5)Kris E.
I finally gave this place a try and I absolutely love everything that I ordered. The Druken noodles is delicious! I've ordered it at yuphas, Thai basil, and Swadee Thai and this place by far is the best. I also ordered the colorful vegetables with shrimp- Thai hot which was tasty but I wish it was spicier. Their cream cheese crab was good as well. I will definitely be coming back to try the other dishes!
(5)Brett B.
In honor of my YFF being today's ROTD holder, I declare an end to my review hiatus. Thailicious has sat motionless in my bookmarks for months, ever since mon ami Kristin J first alerted me to its existence. The name alone evokes images of "superlicious delish", as the superlicious Mary A states. The characters in this screenplay are as follows... Joyce W - my YFF and international essay contest winner, who I shall refer to as J-WoW. If you want to read an actual well written review, check hers out. Linh L - one of today's top talents in beat-boxing, who I shall refer to as Mr Peanut. If you want to read an actual amusing review, check his out. Brett B - the author of this autobiography, who I shall also refer to as Mr Peanut The Waitress - who I shall refer to as Flo As an author, whose responsibility it is to convey an experience to you, the reader, I hope you'll be able to take away this... I arrived AND checked in prior to either J-WoW or Mr Peanut! After 'handshakes & hugs', we gangsta strolled up into that beyaaaa...ah. What a sight it must have been. Two of us could have passed for cast members from the Asian version of Melrose Place, while the third closely resembled Zippy the pinhead. We were promptly ushered to a booth with what appeared to be vinyl seats, and I make this distinction to inform the reader that as I scootched myself across the bench, an inopportune vibration was simulcast from the vicinity of my pants bottom. Not wanting to appear like a wind-talker in front of my co-diners, I made an effort to replicate the sound by continuing my side-glide until successive audible vinyl rubs were rendered. But no such vindication was attained... My companions were a true delight. Dear reader, may you be blessed with your own J-WoWs and Mr Peanuts. Lunch doesn't always have to just be about binging on 1800 calorie entrees. Open your heart, and your heart may just open you back. I ordered the Pad See Ew, vegetarian style as a nod to my girl Cici F. Now, I'm down with PSE, yeah, you know me. It's my jam. The dish gets my merkin a twerkin... however this one didn't have the je ne sais quoi of Thai Spices or Thai Rama, but that didn't dissuade me from a raucous display in which no less than half of the deadly sins were involved. After putting in our dessert order, I asked Flo if she would be so kind as to provide me with a spoon, say... eighteen or nineteen inches in length. Now here's the kicker. She looked at me like I was a damned fool. That delightful Thai Tea Creme Brulee dessert proved to be the meal's Swan Song. It boasted a sun kissed glow that could have passed for San Diego's own TM, a consistency smoother than my girl MC J, and was reminiscent of everything that's right about pumpkin pie without the benefits of high protein or dietary fiber. How is no one singing its praises? [Chorus - Nicki Minaj, J-Wow & Mr Peanut:] Flo, I got this short-azz spoon in my hand Beating like a drum on a treat that's all tanned Can't you taste that creme, bacreme, creme, creme, bacreme, bru, lee? You got that creme brulee creme, bacreme, creme, creme, bacreme, bru, lee Yeah, that's the creme brulee (Creme) [x15] Side Note: If you enjoy leering at beautiful women from the shadows, as they make selections from a salad bar, then boy are you in luck!
(4)Neema E.
We stopped by Thailicious around 6:30 on a Saturday night just before going to see a friend perform at a nearby venue in Chandler. We were greeted and seated promptly, as well as presented with cocktail menus, suggestions and dinner menus. The service was wonderful and the food was great. I ordered Pad Thai and my husband had the Royal Yellow Thai Chicken curry, both ordered with medium heat. We also shared crispy spring rolls, which were bright, fresh, and not overly greasy. We would definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a great Thai restaurant in Chandler!
(4)Stacey D.
Delivery Food was amazing! Chicken satay- light peanut sauce with dips to accompany. Excellent Tom Yum soup - spicy and fresh. Even made it without mushrooms for me. Chicken Pad Thai - best my Giant had ever had. Still five stars though it arrived late - but so worth it.
(5)Traci T.
I've been looking for a Thai place here and I think I've found the one! I tried a few dishes and they were all stellar. The chicken panang, the lamb panang, the pad see ew with shrimp and the Thai fried rice with shrimp were all great! This is definitely my new favorite Thai restaurant!
(5)Brianna C.
I didn't know a dish of chicken, shrimp, spinach, broccoli, and peanut sauce could double as a dessert. If there was any spice at all in my level 3 order, it would have been overpowered by the half-cup of sugar. Even after letting the sauce drip off each bite, my throat was hurting from the sweetness. For the first time in my life, I considered sending a dish back - and maybe I would have, if the waitress had ever returned to our table. (Clever evasion, waitress!) My husband's dish, while slightly less sickeningly sweet than mine, was just so-so, and both were among the pricier specialty items on the menu. I'm unsure why this place has such good reviews. Either the average person has guzzled so many gallons of high-fructose corn syrup that they can no longer taste sugar, or Thailicious is getting a lot of bonus stars for the cute decor.
(1)Alan W.
First time here tonight, but will definitely return. EVERYTHING was delicious! The service was great, the atmosphere relaxed; and did I mention the food was perfect? A must try for anyone looking for great Thai.
(5)Leighton W.
Half of these reviews must be fake, call the number they do not deliver! If anybody knows a Thai place in chandler that delivers please give me the info
(1)Jake L.
Great tasting restaurant!!! We ordered satay chicken, pad Thai, tamarind shrimp, holly basil, and papaya salad ... All dishes are delicious..... Oh, we also got fried banana w/ ice cream for dessert!! :)
(5)Shruti J.
Great thai place with many options in entrees and special dishes! Service is good and quick. Food was delicious, presentation was great. Will visit again for sure. And extremely reasonable
(5)Ruby L.
A little late post...my friend and I were looking for a good Thai place and ended up here! We said why not let's give it a try! She's a local I was visiting and OMG!! Glad we gave it a try!! We had papaya salad, Tom khai gai soup, chicken pad see ew, chicken pad Thai, some delicious Thai tea and to finish a delicious dinner we had the fry banana with coconut ice cream and you must HAVE THE STICKY RICE WITH MANGO!!! yumm!! definitely on my next visit we will be going back here!! Great service very friendly always checking if you are good!!!
(5)Eric B.
In my opinion this is the best Thai restaurant in Chandler. Great ambiance and their Pad Thai & Pad See Ew are phenomenal.
(5)Idalhy F.
Best Thai place EVER! I have been to quite many Thai restaurants but this is by far the BEST! We had the Chicken Pad Thai, the Pad Su we, the Papaya Salad.... For dessert we had the sticky rice with mango... i loved it!!! You must try!
(5)Arvind M.
I have tried a lot of noodles in various Thai places but never found drunken noodles as flavorful as the one at thailicious. Noodles I ordered came with fried tofu with egg at level 4 spicy (hot). The flavor was impeccable and certainly a treat for those "drunken" fans out there ;) Also ordered the red curry - though kind of runny I felt the taste was surprisingly good. Not usually a fan of curry at Thai restaurants but glad I made that exception. Lastly Thai iced tea - great drink at any Thai place - tall glass and not too sweet! Overall great experience - recommend to those who want to try something new on Thai!
(4)Karen W.
Thailicious= delicious! We were excited to try out this new restaurant based on the great reviews. Nestled in the Laguna Village shopping center, it's nice to see another Asian restaurant take over where the previous Szechuan restaurant was. They've remodeled the place, adding color, new seating and tables to create a soothing, contemporary atmosphere with an Asian twist. The menu is fairly extensive and has all your stand-by favorites such as pad Thai, drunken noodles, and your various forms of curry. They also have some more unique dishes and chef's specialties. I decided on a more pedestrian entree this visit, settling on the chicken red curry, medium spiciness. I also tried some of the tom yum soup and the holy basil chicken. The tom yum soup was a delicious pungent mix of spices and flavors. It was a great start to our meal. The red curry sauce had an interesting balance of delicate flavor from the coconut milk, with a strong punch of spice and kick from the curry paste itself, and the chiles used for heat. The spiciness level was a perfect medium- just spicy enough to tingle your palate and tongue, but not so spicy that you'd be in pain afterwards (Or drinking gallons of water!). While I enjoyed the sauce and the vegetables in the dish, the chicken in the entree was overcooked and tasted pretty tough. On the other hand, the holy basil was divine. The chicken was tender, cooked perfectly, with a great mix of veggies and flavors. One bowl of rice comes with the entrees, which I appreciated, but I would have liked to see more rice included because the meager portion wasn't enough to eat with the lovely red curry sauce I had. We ended the meal with some Thai tea creme brulee. It was a unique twist on a French classic, executed wonderfully. I would definitely order it again! Service was decent, and waters were refilled as needed. Overall, a pretty satisfying meal. I'd definitely go here again to try more dishes!
(4)It's M.
The best Thai food I have found in Arizona. I eat here once a week and the food is consistently delicious. It always tastes fresh and the ingredients are quality.
(5)Chris B.
Definitely "Thailicious"! Food is very good and the owner is very friendly. Great spot for lunch or dinner. Try their Pad Thai and the Panang curry.
(4)Joyce W.
#200: It was an action-packed day with my YFF Brett B. and Linh L.! Celebrating my 200th review on the day I just so happened to get ROTD made for a fun day with the boys! What better way to celebrate than with a Thai Tea Creme Brulee that we've all been dying to try? So we stopped by for an 11:30am lunch. It started with the usual: me creeping on Brett while he's sitting in his car [This guy is always early, never late. Legit gentleman.]. Hugs were exchanged, friendly banter was given, and then in the blink of an eye, we were all situated in a booth and the waitress is subtly dropping hints that maybe we should look over the menu and stop talking about our pointless meanderings and how I once kicked Linh in the head. Oopsies? Brett ordered the vegetarian Pad See Eew while Linh and I got the Pad Thai [That biter. He was suppose to get Yellow Curry!]. After more jabbering and wild hand-movement enriched story-telling, we stood in front of the majestic salad bar. They offered a Chinese-style hot & sour soup given by what Linh said and the salad was standard but the accompanying peanut sauce was amazing! I seriously could have drank a bowl of the dressing. After a little while, our food arrived. Brett seemed to enjoy his Pad See Eew minus the "something extra" thing and the Pad Thai was decent. Lost in the conversation, I forgot to offer some to Brett. Momma W. would have smacked me in the butt for that. The Pad Thai was nothing extraordinary or spectacular but I enjoyed every bite. I was really impressed by the portion given that it was lunch. For $8, I got myself not only lunch but dinner! I'm interested in seeing how big their dinner size is now. Anyways, after nom noming for a good while, we were ready for the grand finale: Three Thai Tea Creme Brulees please! :D!!! It was probably a 10 minute wait before three Thai Tea Creme Brulees were placed before us. As Brett pointed out, I had the biggest portion with brulee to the top of my ramekin. Not wasting time, I gleefully grabbed my spoon and cracked the most beautiful caramel shell. That first bite made fireworks go off in my head. It was Chinese New Year and I had front-row seats on Victoria Harbour... which is weird because we're at a Thai restaurant and not Hong Kong... whatever! This is my review so bite me. Reminiscent of warm pumpkin pie in texture, it was creamy perfection... like that crazy kid Brett! It was smooth and the Thai tea flavor really hits you and it was delicious. The only way this could have been any better was if I had a long bartender's spoon to eat it with. Then I can alternate between reaching across the table to steal some off Brett's while I ate mine. Two desserts? Uh, why not!? At $18-something a pop for beverages, lunch, and dessert, I definitely think Thailicious delivers. Good portions, great atmosphere, and friendly service. This place gets packed around noon so come prepared. Thank you Thailicious for an amazing celebratory meal and to Brett B. and Linh L. for a wonderful lunch date!
(4)Linh L.
This adventure takes three unlikely people on an international journey across Thailand, Thailand, and more of Thailand. They try to recall the day after they blacked out (hopefully from a food coma ). The adventure is filled with one hooking up with a male prostitute with a bangin' body, one befriending a chain smoking monkey, and one getting a face tat. If that sounds fun, come and rent Hangover 2. Because none of that happened when Joyce W., Brett B., and I went to Thailicious. Although I could see Brett B. with a face tat. The lunch time specials were good for the price but what is really worth it is dessert, Thai tea creme brulee! It's so good that it makes you feel like you got roofie for all three Hangovers .
(4)Ayla D.
The food was vey good although, very mild even if you ask for hot. The service is not very good.
(3)David H.
Omg, amazing Thai food! 5 stars: Thai fried rice, red curry, and drunken noodles. Actually, the fried rice earns 6 stars in my book. Just ok (3 stars)- pad thai. Also epic: thai iced tea, fried bananas, and the sticky rice. Wow... Definitely one of the best Thai places in Phx.
(5)Kimberly A.
The food was delicious and the service was amazing! I'm from CA and came to town for business. I would definitely be a repeat customer if I wasn't five hours away!
(5)Chris D.
Unassuming little place in a strip mall but the food is amazing. Shared the Crispy Thai Rolls, Colorful Vegetables, and Red Curry. All beat expectations and were wonderful. Definitely would come back!
(5)Vy L.
I got beef salad. Drunken noodle. Basil chicken fried rice. Tom yum shrimp. All are delicious. Great portion. Highly recommended. I've been to Yupha Thai, Rama Thai, Thai basil, and Paradise Thai. This is my favorite!
(5)Mar L.
I have found my new Thai place. I almost didn't go due to the cheesy name. But as I shouldn't judge a book by its cover, nor should I judge Americanized exotic food vendors by their innovative company names. That's correct, we found it through Yelp and their excellent reviews and I am doing mine to reaffirm this delicious Thai place to stay put. Five stars it definitely is. I had something called like "Rama" Curry (could been called something else, I am going by memory here people) with Chicken and it was out-effin-standing. I gobbled up the whole thing even if I was full way before the last bite was eaten. Coconut milk, with curry with just amount of heat. This has become my new staple when it comes to Thai food. It might not been the best I have had, but in Arizona this will definitely keep my cravings at bay very nicely. I had a taste of the peanutty special dish they have, and it was good.. but not my choice and very peanutty. Almost too peanutty. Next time I want to try another curry though, even if the want I had was just want I usually crave. Aaaah, these first world problems!!! If you are thinking Thai food tonight, this is the way to go. Its not authentic - its just right.
(5)Andy J.
Awesome place. Great layout and super food. Every dish we had was great! This place is going into the lunch rotation.
(4)Josh B.
Tried this place for the first time with my mom and girlfriend and it is awesome! Ordered the spring rolls and the dumplings as appetizers and they are great. Then for the entrees we had red curry with beef and the Rama, also great dishes. The presentation of the food was also very well done. Quiet place and the service was good. Definitely a must try.
(5)Patricia M.
We heard about this new Thai restaurant and stopped in today for their lunch special. I really enjoyed being able to make my own salad at the salad bar, and the hot and sour soup was just delicious. I ordered pad Thai because they didn't have Panang curry on the lunch menu and I always get Panang Curry. It was spicy and had a lot of egg and chicken. It came with a little spring roll that was just a touch dry. I would go back again.
(4)Nadia D.
Was in the area and needed a quick lunch so I decided to go in. Had Pad Thai from the lunch menu which came with soup and salad but I passed on that. The food was just alright. Bit too soupy & not really the spice level I asked for. Came with egg roll which wasn't all that either. Service was just ok. Had much better elsewhere.
(3)Jim T.
Went for a take-out lunch. Ordered chicken red curry, medium spice. I found out after I got back to work with my meal that they don't include salad or soup with your take-out order. This is too bad because I was looking forward to that and the price is the same! Is it that hard to pack a salad or soup? Anyway, the red curry sauce was excellent tasting and the spice level was right on. However the chicken tasted a little like freezer burn and was over cooked. The spring roll was very good. Overall not a bad lunch but could have been better with the soup and salad and fresher chicken. I was hungry 3 hrs later and for 10 bucks plus 2 dollar tip I wanted a little more. Next time I'll eat it in!
(3)Brent B.
Tried this place today. It was a great experieced. The good was masterfully done - delicous seafood yellow curry. The place is really inviting and clean. The service was fast and courteous. I will definitely comeback for more.
(4)MoodFoody H.
Came here with my friends for lunch. Liked the decor and modern style. As we entered, noticed some of the crew that worked for Yuphas, another one of my favorite Thai places. Upon inquiring, found out they have opened this restaurant and moved here. They were very gracious and eager to please which was a stark difference from how I have been feeling about Yuphas lately. The lunch buffet comes with soup and salad. I thought soup was tasteless and unappetizing. But the taste was made up by the entrees. The food was as good, if not better than Yuphas. Loved my ginger beef with rice. All four of us loved what we ordered. And then we ordered sticky rice with coconut Ice cream. I thought it was pretty awesome. If they keep up with the quality of the food And great customer service, I don't think I need to go back to Yuphas and go through their deteriorating customer service and food quality. Look out Yuphas, your ex-staff is out there to beat you in your own game :) I have to say, it's a must try for every Thai food lover!
(5)Jai L.
This was my first Thai food experience, I am glad I selected to eat from here. I called in my order promptly at the start of business hours, and my call was answered quickly. I ordered the yellow curry with chicken and medium spice level. I was a little disheartened to learn that I would not get the soup and salad lunch special, since it was to go. But, I quickly cheered up on my first spoonful once I got back home. It was an amazing cream like texture, and very flavorful. It was a perfect balance of spice with a hint of sweetness from the coconut milk. I am excited to try the other curry flavors and other dishes. I will be going back with my husband to dine in.
(5)Shanell L.
Tried this place out yesterday and I was pleasantly surprised. We got the drunken noodle Thai hot with chicken and red chicken curry hot. Food was excellent and while it was spicy it still had great flavors. Was not too spicy where all I was tasting was spice and I could enjoy what I was eating. I did not dine in, but when I went to pick up the place looked very nice inside. I will definitely be going back for that drunken noodle and to try more dishes.
(5)Alton F.
Delivery We all have had the quality of our food minish when it is delivered. Not the case with Thailicious. Easily some of the best Thai food ever, the seafood was so fresh tasting, yum.
(5)Lori T.
Good and service is absolutely 5 star worthy!! walked in 20 minutes til closing.....I anticipated cranky workers, I would be (the husband was craving Thai)... We are greeted by a young smiling hostess, waited on expeditiously but without feeling rushed....we ordered and got super fresh food...from the rolls to shrimp (trust me, shrimp is easy to screw up when rushing to cook it)...panang is crazy good, as is the fried rice..... We received refills and were asked how the good was...even though we are ten minutes past closing... Dessert came out fresh....they cared about how we felt the experience was as well add the quality of good they put out...highly recommended...
(5)George C.
Stopped in for lunch and when I saw the smeary, dirty front windows should have aborted. But my wife and I proceeded in and found a messy salad bar with spilled lettuce, etc. all over the place (floor included) Then ordered the red curry and went to the salad bar for the included soup and salad. The salad tongs were laying in the greens (disgusting) and the container for the only dressing available was empty. So i decided to skip the unsanitary salad and just have soup, but there were neither soup spoons available nor bowls. The staff whizzed around avoiding eye contact as if to communicate a "who cares" attitude. Then my wife's food came to the table but not mine. When she had eaten about half of hers, our server came to the table to refill our iced teas, but did not even notice that I had not been served. When I asked where my food was, she went to the kitchen and returned with a bowl of warm (not hot) curry and said NOTHING as she stuck it in front of me. I ordered my food Thai hot, and it was barely spicy at all. IMO his place is a bona fide unsanitary dump. STAY AWAY, if you know anything at all about Thai food or restaurant sanitation.
(1)William L.
Just hit up Thailicious for some Thai food fix with my wife. I ordered the Red Curry, which was good however the beef they had in it was WAY overcooked (think chewing cardboard). My wife ordered the Pad Thai which while cooked properly, the sauce tasted too much like watered down ketchup. One thing they did well was the soup, it was actually delicious (I had two servings). I also finished up my meal with a Thai Iced Tea which was not the traditional type (they had whipped cream and a cherry). While it was sweet (VERY SWEET), for $2.99 I felt kind of ripped off with the amount of tea I actually got. Will have to continue my search for a Thai fix elsewhere.
(3)Neil C.
Ummm Good, I love spicy asian food and Thailicious was recommended to me by a friend, they were so right. Great Flavor without scorching my taste buds. The service was great and the prices for Lunch were great, If you love Thai food then this place should be on your A List, and if you a member of the Lunch club we will be here in October for sure...
(5)Carp D.
Great food, great service, nicely decorated clean restaraunt. A+ I ordered the red curry with chicken (thai hot). The spice and flavor were perfect. The Thai iced tea was delicious!
(5)Akshada U.
Excellent drunken noodles!!! I ordered food for delivery and it arrived in 35 to 40 min.. the food was hot and yummy!!
(4)Earn T.
I like this place. They serve authentic Thai. If you like Thai food, i really recommend this restaurant.
(5)Cindi G.
This was the best thai food I have had in the valley. Service was very good and the restaurant was quiet, even though they were busy.This is my new place!
(5)Tom K.
Matches or exceeds the numerous other Thai restaurants in our Phoenix metro area dining experiences. Immaculate, nicely decorated interior, but a rather non -descript exterior in a strip mall. Tasty salad bar and soup included with lunch menu items. Ordered Thai pepper beef and drunken noodles. Both were fragment, nicely presented and ample. The drunken noodle dish was extraordinarily multi-ingredient with plenty of luscious chicken and Thai sweet basil. Rice was perfect and fragrant(Thai jasmine). Overall, a marvelous dining experience courteously and well served.
(5)Poppy K.
Just open today!!! Very nice decoration and right balance of ambience. Definitely!!! Good Thai food. I LOVE their Pad Thai , Green curry, and Crab cream cheese roll. I will be back for sure :)
(5)Triscia S.
My co-workers and I tried lunch here today for the first time, all of us ordering different dishes, and every single one if us thought our meals were delicious! Food was more than plentiful (soup and salad are included with the meal), service was excellent and super fast! Very reasonably priced too! We'll be back often!
(5)Carl D.
This place is as good as they say it is. I have had two different entrees, both the Red Curry AND the Drunken Noodles are great just like my fellow Yelpers suggested. I also am a crab puff FREAK and so I tried the Crab Spring Rolls. Also delicious. However stay away from the Calamari. It looks and tastes like dino bites quality from the freezer section. The order was ready for pickup in a timely manner and the young lady greeting me was nice and helpful. Enjoy.
(5)Anna L.
Overall...probably best Thai restaurant in valley next to yuphas. I m giving it 5 stars cuz all the other mediocre Thai restuarants are given 4. So in comparison to them def a 5. All noodle dishes are good. Pad se ewe , pad Thai..solid. Drunken noodlesand beef salad are better at yuphas. But still good. Fresh spring rolls were fantastic! Esp if u want something light and fresh. All the desserts are excellent...fried bananas, coconut ice cream. Also fried rice is exceptional. Portions are on smaller size. Will def go back. Oh...yellow curry is ok.
(5)Adonica G.
Loved this place! Food presentation rivals any 5-star restaurant. Service was great and friendly. Food was fresh and flavorful. Decor was hip and modern. Definitely worth a repeat.
(5)Vic T.
I have been here twice. The have tried Pineapple fried rice, drunken Noodles and red curry. Everything was very good but Red Curry was awesome. The best thai food in Chandler.
(5)Linda Z.
Had lunch there today with the girls at work & was pleasantly surprised! I had the Red Curry & it was delicious! The flavor was amazing. I also had the Thai Tea Cream Brulee which topped it all off as an amazing lunch. Will be going back!!!
(5)Gary P.
As full time RIvers who really like Thai food it's often difficult to find "good" Thai food. Last Wednesday after an appointment in downtown Phoenix we searched Yelp for a Thai Restaurant on our way back to Casa Grande, AZ. We found this restaurant not far off the 10 in Chandler which has recently opened. The service was very friendly. Pricing was very good.The restaurant was very clean and welcoming. The Spring Rolls, Fried Pineapple Rice with Chicken was amazing. Since we are Snow Birds we will be back! The new owner is doing a great job and should be very successful.
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