Chili Club

Thai restaurant · Soho

Chili Club

Thai restaurant · Soho

No.88 Lockhart Rd, 88 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong

Highlights

For over two decades, Chili Club has been a vibrant staple in Wan Chai, serving up mouthwatering Thai classics that keep food lovers coming back for more.

No.88 Lockhart Rd, 88 Lockhart Rd, Wan Chai, Hong Kong Get directions

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"Cheap, delicious Thai food coming right up. This brightly lit, nondescript joint with no-nonsenseservice is packed witheager foodies and has been for more than two decades. Loyalists come for dishes like the tongue-burning Thai beef salad and the delicoussteamed fish, as well as all kinds of curries, basil fried rice, deep-fried prawn patties, stir-fried morning glory, and lots more—the menu is practically a book. Chili Club isn’t big on carefulpresentation or fancyattitudes; the place thrives by virtue of its food. Period."

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Henry Yam

Google

Was recommended by friends as they have known the owner for over 20 years. We basically took there advice on recommended dishes aaa one plate came at a time. Each well made starting with coconut drink.

Martin Roberts

Google

I have been visiting Chili Club for over 15 years, and it never disappoints. I have been in large groups, as a country and solo. The service is always great, the Thai menu is extensive, and prices are very reasonable. Excellent Thai food in Wan Chai.

Nikhil Chatterjee

Google

Stepped in for an early dinner and loved it! Ordered the Thai beef salad, minced pork with basil, sliced beef brisket in yellow curry and chicken fried rice, washed down with an iced lemon tea. The portions are good and every dish was awesome! Easily one of the best meals we’ve had in a while. Our bill including 10% service charge was HK$450. Highly recommended!

Wendy

Google

Nice atmosphere and ok flavours. Prices are reasonable considering the environment and location. Thai food is famous for being spicy, food appears to have been adapted for the Chinese palate and good for those who cannot handle chilli. The egg omelette is not how Thai people traditionally make it by deep frying in oil, it’s more of a Japanese style omelette over rice. Disappointed with the thai milk tea, it was a bit too watered down. The papaya salad also lacked the burst of flavours found in Bangkok.

Prateek Maheshwari

Google

Loved the place - great spring rolls; not many veggie options on the menu, but they are nice enough to convert many of the items into veggie. Reasonable price, great quality food, quiet refuge in an otherwise bustling neighborhood.

ssg

Google

As always the food is good if you choose the right dishes. My favourites are the Charcoal Grilled Fillet of Beef served with Spicy Sauce, Baked Rice with Minced Pork and Black Olives and Noodles with Basil. The beef was tender and juicy with a nice charred taste. The sauce that came with it was made with shallots, chinese Parsley, Chili Powder and Lime Juice which was really refreshing. Prices have gone up quite a bit compared to a few years ago.

Larry Suen

Google

Always the go-to place when you want some easy comfort food, like Thai fried rice or satay sticks! The service is great too!

Thana S

Google

Very nice Thai restaurant even for Thais. There are everyday dishes as well as multiple upscale dishes found in Thailand served. Prawn with chili curry was very good, similar to the famous chili crab found in singapore. The beef with basil leaves is very good for Thai standards. It was a shame that only 1 dessert was available when we visited. Other than that everything was good. This place is truly a nice Thai restaurant.