Krung Thep Thai Cuisine

This eatery has been my number one destination for Thai cuisine since 2014. The authentic and mouth-watering dishes, especially those originating from the north, bring back fond memories of my hometown, Chiang Mai, Thailand. The staff's warm hospitality and outstanding service make every dining experience feel like a return home. I strongly recommend this restaurant.

It felt like a small house in Thailand, I had the curry shrimp and fish. Delicious and my waiter was so nice.

Everything was excellent. Food was super tasty. I kept eating even I felt sooo full. Come and try the Hang ley

I had the papaya salad which is my favorite!! I really recommend and the Pad Thai which is great too. Service is fast and is BYOB

Went for dine-in in the evening time. The food was delicious and the staff were very friendly and attentive. This is a-must-try and highly recommend place for Thai cuisine in Chicago.

It is a very nice Thai restaurant! The place is small, basic but nicely decorated inside. All the furniture is in very good condition, and every time I go there, the entire place is very clean. The staff is always sweet and friendly, and the service is consistently fast even when the place is busy. The restaurant’s menu is extensive and includes all the major Thai dishes. I have tried multiple meals, but my absolute favorites are the Cucumber Salad, Crab Rangoon, Chicken Satay, Chicken Pad Thai, and Pad Khee Mao (which I also like with chicken). Plus, I often order Thai Iced Tea, which is very delicious here. The prices on the menu are reasonable. My final bill is always around $25 for one appetizer, one main meal, and a drink. Portions are big and filling. Sometimes I am completely full just by ordering one main meal like Pad Thai. I have never had any issues with the food at this place. The only negative thing I can mention is the restaurant’s size. It is so small that the tables are very close to each other, making it impossible to have a private romantic conversation if the place is busy; it gets super noisy when the restaurant is crowded. Also, because of how tiny everything is, you have to be careful walking around the restaurant, as there is a high chance of bumping into waiters who move around very fast serving the customers. Additionally, the restroom needs to be remodeled as it is outdated. The restaurant's location is great; it is right in the heart of Boystown, Chicago. Because it is open until late hours, many people go there to eat after bars and clubs. I absolutely recommend checking out this place if you are looking to eat Thai dishes!

The overall dining experience was decent, although I've had better Thai food in Chicago. The Beef Salad had a refreshing flavor and a delightful spicy kick. On the other hand, the Grilled Squid leaned towards the drier side, although it might appeal to those who enjoy a charred taste. The Black Pepper Catfish was quite flavorful. The meal, while enjoyable, didn't feel outstanding in terms of flavor. The restaurant also felt a bit snug and not the most spacious inside.

This place is a very popular destination and for a reason. It is small with a little feel of authenticity inside but food is beautifully served and delicious. I have seen many times people from Thailand who were eating there and it is a good sign. This place will not fail your expectations. Enjoy!

Ordered takeout yesterday for some friends and us. The red curry was a big hit as were the noddles. Consistently, they've done better on their noodles because the curries could take a bit more flavoring, especially the green curry. Pricing is more reasonable than most options and quantities are great. Very sweet and helpful when called in order.

Best Thai restaurant I had in the state so far. This place was recommended by my Thai coworkers. The food was amazing and authentic. My all time favorite Thai food, papaya salad, was definitely the best dish. The sauce was well balanced with the spice and vinegary flavors. Everything was well marinated and flavorful. Definitely a must ordered dish. My friend and I are not super into meat, but the grilled pork next was highly recommended by our waiter. The grilled pork was not salty or overly oily. However, there's still some fatty meats. I do think it's worth a try, if you LOVE meat then this is definitely your dish. I was super excited to try Seafood Pad Cha, but I think it was just ok among the other dishes. There's a variety of seafood, but it wasn't amazing or as great as the other dishes. Seafood Tom Yum was definitely another best dish we had that day. I'm not a soup person, but I enjoyed this dish very much. There's a lot of seafood in this soup. Again, the soup is well- balanced with the sourness and spices. My friend also tried their Thai Tea and she said it is the best Thai tea she had in town so far. It's not overly sweet and the bitterness is just right. My friend and I loved all the food we ordered. This restaurant is definitely worth a try. The portion and the price is unbeatable in Chicago. The service was excellent, our server was super friendly and gave a lot of great recommendations. He made sure our first experience with the restaurant was great and memorable. The restaurant is not too big, so make a reservation if you're planning to go during the business hours/days. Overall, the restaurant is cozy and a great place to hang out. I would definitely return to have the papaya salad and seafood Tom yum soup again, and try out other options!

Pre-meal: Reservations probably not needed. Street parking available. Room: Nicer than many Thai places. Picture-taking: Can be dark in the back but lots of natural light in the bright front room when it's light outside. Beverages: BYOB Menu: The regular menu has the usual suspects but be sure to check out the special menu that contains some of their best food. Beware as the spice level of items on the special menu cannot be altered! Food: The spicy crispy pork salad from the special menu is a winner! The term salad is a stretch as this is mostly meat but it checks off all the boxes - sweet, sour, spicy, savory, umami, hot, cold, meaty, fatty, chewy, crispy, hot, cold - definitely a party on the palate! The forest papaya salad is also a winner - like a Thai salad bar all on one plate - this one is pretty spicy! The Khao Soy noodles were tasty and the yellow curry coconut soup was satisfyingly rich and thankfully not spicy. Pad Thai and Massaman curry were pretty solid. The Pad Cha crispy catfish was dry and I'm not sure if the fish texture was right or not - would not recommend. Service: Helpful, pretty quick. Price: $$ Value: 4 out of 10 Summary: Nicer Thai place with great specials that go beyond the usual stuff.

We either got lucky and ordered the most delicious items on the menu, or everything on the menu is amazing because we loved all three dishes equally :) The place is relatively small, so the tables are close to each other, creating intimate vibes. Here's what we ordered: Papaya Salad: So good and refreshing! The sourness of the papaya salad opens up your appetite, and it's great to share with the table. Bangkok Wrap: Not sure what I was expecting. The mackerel was crispy and pairs well with the dipping sauce that comes with it. Shrimp Tom Yum Fried Rice: So good. Tom yum flavors in fried rice are so interesting and it works! The shrimps were also jumbo and juicy. We enjoyed our dinner here and can understand why it was so crowded when we visited.

I have walked past this place several times and I know it is a good sign when it is always packed. I went with a friend and they move quickly and service is always super friendly. I ordered the beef salad and the boat noodles and both were amazing! My friend and I shared the crab rangoons and they were super cute and delicious. This was my first good thai restaurant that I've tried in Chicago and I will definitely be coming back. This is a great place to go on a date or just get dinner to catch up with friends.

Stunningly good curry. In fact it's some of the best I've had. I was pretty shocked as one doesn't usually think of Thai food and Chicago as going hand-in-hand, but this place is going to please if you're a big Thai fan like me. You can also BYOB, so bring some soju or some other drink of choice that pairs well with this cuisine. We got pork skewers for the table that started us off nicely, and I personally got the green curry with chicken. We all tried different curries and they were equally excellent. The staff were also very friendly and considerate. You owe it to yourself to pay this place a visit!

I called just 30 min in advanced for a party of 6 and they made it happen so that was great. We ordered lots of food and the food was brought out as soon as it was made so we had a steady flow of hot food coming out. Staff was so sweet and accommodating and always checked in on us. I can't bring myself to give a full 5 star, though. The restaurant is pretty cramped and we sat in the back where the door to the kitchen was. The bench seating on the wall leaned forward so I was concerned about it breaking at any point. The food was delicious for the most part, but the tom yum soup seemed very sweet along with some of the other dishes we ordered. Someone in the kitchen was very generous with the sugar. Overall, I really like this place and I think you get a good amount of food per dish. The staff was lovely, too.

We had a Labor Day errand to run that knocked us out and we were hungry. We stumbled in to find a lovely, friendly, simple restaurant. We were the first customers. When our food arrived the place started filling up. The service and the food was so good. I can't find our dish on the online menu but it was spicey wide noodles with lots of veggies and chicken. The music and the artwork is beautiful. We shared the dish, had two hot jasmine teas, and tipped well. The bill was thirty dollars.

Authentic Thai food, can be super spicy if you ask for Medium spice. I tried the massamam curry, basil friend rice, pad see ew and pad khe mao. All super delicious, flavorful and not as oily as other Thai restaurants. The service for pick up was a little slow and I had to wait 30 mins longer than the time mentioned for that reason the owner threw in a Thai iced tea complimentary which was kind. The restaurant is intimate.

It is a very nice Thai restaurant! The place is small, basic but pretty decorated inside. All the furniture is in very good condition, and every time I go there, the entire place is very clean. The staff is always sweet and friendly, and the service is consistently fast even when the place is busy. The restaurant's menu is extensive and includes all the major Thai dishes. I have tried multiple meals, but my absolute favorites are the Cucumber Salad, Crab Rangoon, Chicken Satay, Chicken Pad Thai, and Pad Khee Mao (which I also like with chicken). Plus, I often order Thai Iced Tea, which is very delicious here. The prices on the menu are reasonable. My final bill is always around $25 for one appetizer, one main meal, and a drink. Portions are big and filling. Sometimes I am completely full just by ordering one main meal like Pad Thai. I have never had any issues with the food at this place. The only negative thing I can mention is the restaurant's size. It is so small that the tables are very close to each other, making it impossible to have a private romantic conversation if the place is busy; it gets super noisy when the restaurant is crowded. Also, because of how tiny everything is, you have to be careful walking around the restaurant, as there is a high chance of bumping into waiters who move around very fast serving the customers. Additionally, the restroom needs to be remodeled as it is outdated. The restaurant's location is great; it is right in the heart of Boystown, Chicago. Because it is open until late hours, many people go there to eat after bars and clubs. I absolutely recommend checking out this place if you are looking to eat Thai dishes.

This place was recommended to us by a friend and we LOVED it! The vibes are intimate , the service is fantastic and the food is out of this world. We started with spring rolls and they were good. I wouldn't say that they were my favorite but still pretty tasty and full of flavors. My bf got spicy Pad See Ew with catfish. It was so good! A bunch of strong flavors perfectly aligning with each other. I got extra crispy Pad Thai with shrimp. And it was the best fish of the night! If you ever go there make sure to get it. It sweet but not too overly, extra crispy; just a party of flavors in your mouth!! We finish the night with the coconut dessert and it was interesting. A mild flavor, nothing too strong but still very good. We can't wait ti go back there again. It's a fantastic place located in Boys town. After tip we ended up paying $55 wit appetizer, two entrees and a dessert. The only down side is that portions weren't too big but still enough to get you satisfied.

Trying to give them another chance. But again miserable. Cane in earlier but still denied decent seating over Asian guests. Never asked about a beverage choice so was settled on water only. Rude service and poor delivery. The seaweed salad was nasty. One server was wearing disgusting fishnet dress showing all her goods like she was working the corner outside. Not appropriate at all. They used to be amazing. But recently it's turned to shit. Last chance and they failed. Miserably

people giving this place less than 5 stars are wrong bc this restaurant is my new favorite place! they were so kind and helpful and were crazy busy but still very attentive to me and my table! incredible food. one of the best crab rangoons i've had and the khao soi was delicious!

For sometime, we wanted to dine on Thai food. Joseph suggested we come here based on the Yelp reviews. After seeing Krung Thep Thai Cuisine receiving 4.5 stars, we said we have to go. So glad we came here! For starters, we ordered the chives dumplings. The dumplings tasted like what my aunt used to make. It tasted gooey on the outside and I liked the taste of fried chives in the inside. I requested for the Pad Kee Mao with no onions and no jalapeño peppers. It tasted amazing. The spices tasted perfectly balanced. Joseph chose the tofu Rama. He said it tasted fine. An added plus: We did not have to wait long for our food. Located near Target, it took us 10 minutes to walk here to Krung Thep Thai Cuisine. Being located near the shopping areas, I liked how we walked and did our window shopping afterwards. Come to Krung Thep Thai Cuisine. Bring friends, family, or a date,

Now THIS is a hidden gem in the city. I randomly decided to order take-out and my life hasn't been the same since. This place has the best crab Rangoons I've had, and the pad Thai and curry is consistently great too. I've ordered take-out from here a few times, and it's become my new go-to spot.

SO good! Just moved to the neighborhood and I think we've found our new favorite Thai place! The prices were extremely reasonable, it's BYOB, and the food was absolutely delicious. I ordered the Udon Pad Khee Mao with Shrimp. It was one of the best Thai dishes I've ever had, and I ate every last bite. My boyfriend ordered the Thai fried rice and he loved it, he can be picky, but he was raving about it. We also ordered the crab rangoon, and it was also just as good as the entrees. The food came out quickly, and the service was great as well. It's great that it's open late too for late night cravings.

great, authentic Thai food in a cozy, intimate setting. i tried the papaya salad and the green curry. both dishes were amazing!!! there is so much flavor in both dishes. i will most def be coming back

Great Thai foods! Papaya salad and Moo ping (Thai pork skewers) were amazingly delicious. Tom Saab was very good too, wish it was a bit more tasty. Overall very great meal. The service was great and they checked on our foods/drinks frequently. Great ambiance with background Thai music.

A small Thai restaurant in Belmont neighborhood. Very well known among the Thai and local for their genuine taste. A little pricey but acceptable for a Thai like me. The staff was friendly and nice. Will be back because you know when you need something spicy you can rely on them

My friend heard this place was good from friends, so when we wanted to order thai we figured we would try it out. We were really impressed! We got the panaeg curry which had great flavor and was spicy. The pad see ew was actually one of the best I've ever had. It almost had a sweet flavor to it and smaller noodles. Potstickers were good, and we ordered some pork dish which was good as well. I will be eating here again.

I have gotten delivery from here multiple times and it's always decently good. Yesterday I got pad thai and all of the noodles were rock hard. They overcooked them to the point that they were crunchy. When asked about a refund through door dash, we were denied. Disappointing.

I would give this place a 3.5 Pros: Tasty food. Not amazing, but decent. I had the Pad Khee Mao with Chicken and I asked for it hot/spicy. Cons: * spice was more like a medium instead of hot * had those little corns (wasn't listed as a menu item - I would have asked for it without that) * would have been nice to have some onions instead * service was REALLY slow... took like 30 mins for a stir fry dish. It was fairly busy and I think they were also doing take out orders on a Thursday night. * decor is modern, I would have preferred a little more classic. * Also their driver was the end of the bench I was sitting on in the next section over and had restless leg syndrome or something and was shaking his legs a lot and I thought something huge was rumbling the whole building or a train was passing or something haha... not the end of the world, just caught me off guard. * I paid in cash and gave $20.52 for a $15.52 bill... I asked for singles for change and the server brought $1 back... I guess they heard (single instead of singles). I asked for another dollar and they gave me that. I know there is a big list of cons here, but a lot of these are personal preference things and overall the experience was decent and I think on another night, I would have had about half as many cons.

Wow. I mean, what can I say. This place was amazing. Everything I ordered was good. I had the pad kana moo krob, Bangkok wrap, and the chicken pad woon sen. The kana moo krob is amazing--roast pork belly sautéed with Chinese broccoli in a savory oyster sauce. It's served with rice, which is 100% necessary. The Bangkok wrap is lettuce cups filled with vermicelli noodles, basil, and crispy fried mackerel. These were pretty good, but I would probably not order them again. The chicken pad woon sen (stir fried glass noodle) was also very tasty. The glass noodles absorb the sauce and have a pleasant delicate yet chewy texture. One thing I do want to mention, is that I ordered to-go, which I did through the Yelp app. The in-app timing of the order was not accurate--actually, when I called the restaurant, the order was already ready, even though the app said it would take an additional 20 minutes. So I would say either order directly from the restaurant, or don't trust the app for when your order will be ready!

We like to order Thai food at least a few times a month. Glad to find another restaurant with a great selection. We ordered Green Curry with crispy wide noodles, Pad Thai, Sukiyaki, and Crab Rangoon and Baby Egg Rolls as appetizers. I thought Sukiyaki was a tad sour/vinegary, but otherwise everything else was good!

This was a bit of a bus ride away, but why not try? We were seated as soon as we walked in. The place looks a bit old but has nice decor. Service was nothing out of the ordinary. We got spring rolls which were not what you'd expect but still fresh with crisp bites of carrot and onion and richness from the peanut sauce. The pad kee mao was amazing and had plenty of veggies--hot, flavorful, and fresh especially if you dine-in. I like my noodles with tofu, and it was all cooked perfectly! The panang curry was blah--watery with not much flavor or chicken. They gave us the check before we were done eating which felt a bit rushed. Overall decent

Really delicious Pad Thai, will definitely be back. Crispy, tasty and tangy. I loved it.

Takeaway: Best Thai restaurant in Chicago at an incredibly reasonable price (and free BYOB!) Context: Two of my international Thai friends brought me here for dinner claiming it was an incredible and authentic restaurant - claiming it would be a "good restaurant in Bangkok". They ordered family style for a group of ~8 of us to share. I've eaten a lot of Thai food (although likely from mostly Americanized spots) in my life and this is definitely one of the best. What I Got: Papaya Salad (9/10) Best papaya salad I've had in my life. We got it with salted eggs, which created a perfect complement to the perfectly balanced papaya salad. The papaya was crispy, cold and refreshing - all of which was further accentuated by the tomatoes, green beans, & other various spices. The shrimp and garlic definitely came through to create an overall savory experience (although my friends commented that it was still on the sweeter end of "authentic" papaya salad). Awesome dish. Laab Moo (9.5/10) Ground pork "salad" - which basically consisted of 90% ground pork tossed with onions, lime, mint and I'm sure a million spices I couldn't identify. Once again, the best laab (larb?) I've ever had. A great aromatic blend of sour and spicy that I couldn't get enough of. I was basically licking the plate at the end. It was definitely spicy - so watch out here! Liver Larb (7.5/10) Basically the same as above, but with liver instead of ground pork. I like liver around 2 points less than ground pork I guess so there you go. Moo Ping (8/10) Grilled BBQ pork with a tamarind paste sauce. They do a great job here and the pork is cooked near-perfectly, but you can ultimately probably imagine exactly what this tastes like if you've had grilled pork skewers before. Definitely good and the sauce is a winner that I prefer over the peanut sauce that most Thai places here would serve, but nothing revolutionary. Crab Fried Rice (8/10) This is a solid crab fried rice. In a worse meal, this might be a 7/10, but I felt like it didn't stand out too much and didn't really need to. It went perfectly with the million other brilliant, aggressive flavors that came with the other dishes while still being a solid dish in its own right. This was a highlight with my Thai friends - I'd trust them over me! Kra Proa Moo Krob (8/10) (Very) Crispy pork belly tossed with basil, green beans, mushrooms, bell peppers, and more in a savory and spicy sauce. I really enjoyed this dish, but I'm a sucker for pork belly, especially if it's crispy and on the thicker end. I thought it was great, but didn't stand out too much amongst all the other winners here and didn't get a ton of play at the table actually. Khao Soy (9.5/10) Wow! Egg noodle soup in a thick, yellow curry-based broth topped with crispy noodles and an absolutely perfect chicken drumstick. This thing was immaculate - the egg noodles had the perfect amount of bite to them and didn't really get soggy as the meal went on. The soup was more delicate than I expected - I thought it'd be an overpowering yellow curry-like flavor, but it was actually relative subtle and it was just the right amount of salty / savory. The highlight is the fall-off-the-bone-tender drumstick. After the noodles were done you can bet I went to town on the drumstick - absolutely delicious. Boat Noodles (9.5/10) Unfortunately couldn't get a picture here, but this was probably the highlight of the meal for me. Thin rice noodles in a thick brown (?) broth. I'm not completely sure what's in the broth (other than blood), but it was a salty, savory masterpiece . I unfortunately can't really find the language to truly describe what I loved about this - but I guess it reminded me of the best meaty noodle soups (e.g., Taiwanese Beef Noodle Soup, pho, etc.) I've had with its multiple layers of savory complexity. Coconut Thai Pudding (9/10) Exactly what it sounds like - served (very) hot. It looks very unassuming and is pure white from the outside. Loved ending the meal on a warm dessert - not too sweet, a soft eggy-like texture, and very strong coconut flavor. Would definitely get this again.

I ate here with my wife last April. I remember having the Thai iced tea, spring rolls and Pad See Ew. It was great! I'd love to return when I come visit the city again!

I enjoyed my meal here very much! My party and I ordered the Thai Tea and grilled squid to start, which I enjoyed very much. For my main meal I ordered the Panang curry with crispy noodles, crispy catfish, and vegetables. However, there was some confusion with the order and instead I got tofu instead of extra vegetables. My friend also ordered something similar (green curry with crispy catfish, crispy noodles, and tofu) and there was a similar mix up with her order. However our waitress offered to correct this for us (although they had already put the bowls in front of us) but we said it was fine the way it had come out. My curry was indeed very delicious. The only thing is that I thought the catfish was a tad dry. Otherwise would highly recommend this place!

Green curry here was amazing!! Food came out pretty quickly and the staff was great!!

Food was great. Service was quick. We ordered some takeout, but soup spilled all over the bag, and the bag broke on my way home. Plus, there's no mention about the 20% service charge. I mean, for a group of 2? At least, they should not charge a takeout 20%.

We usually order from this restaurant when we're craving for thai food. Food is always good, solid and consistent! We tried the pad see ew (w/ shrimp & extra noodles) and fried rice (w/ vegetable & extra chicken) this week and it was delish! We actually never ate in the restaurant itself but the staff is always super friendly! Highly recommended if you're in the area (or not!) :-).

Solid, but wouldn't say it's the best Thai in the area. I would still come here again given its location and the fact that it's BYOB. You could literally grab dinner here and pregame with your own drinks before bar hopping in Boystown. It's in a very accessible area. We came here about an hour before they closed and I felt a little bit awkward because the staff (and their friends) all stared at me when I walked in it just felt a little uncomfortable. It was kind of a weird experience, but it's not the biggest deal ever, just strange. I need to come back during the day when there's more people in there haha.

This restaurant's food looks better than the one in the picture. I ordered sweet and sour rice, and drunken noodles, better than average on the market.

What a gem! The menu's offerings are pretty standard Thai offerings, but it is all made so well. We stopped in late, around 9:30, and the kitchen still expertly and quickly made our rice and noodle dishes. Nothing was too hot. All was balanced well.

Not sure if I should share this secret! I know good Thai food. This hits all the markers with a nice ambiance! And reasonable pricing. BYOB yea! We took a bottle of wine. Had nice conversation with relaxing music soundtrack and yummy authentic Thai food.

Krung Thep is a favorite of mine although they really started to be stingy on the meat lately. My girlfriend and my favorites are the crispy catfish.

This little gem we found in Yelp did not disappoint. Parking was hectic on Saturday but they open til 11:30. Once seated they have us a secret menu. Staff and service was extremely friendly and quick. The crispy pork laab was so good and flavorful. The Lao style papaya salad with crabs and eggplants was so so good. Super authentic, which is what we want when dining in a Thai place. Pad se ew was packed with flavors bursting in your mouth. Food was so good we came back the next day for dinner. So if you're into the authentic stanky funky Thai/Lao food then this is the place to be !!!!! I highly recommend this restaurant. This will be on my 1st list when we refine to Chicago!!!!!

Auto 20% gratuity on the final price on a party of 4 plus a 2yo. First, it is tip on pre-tax, not post-tax. Second, auto isn't 20%. I really want to rate this 2 stars just for that poor taste. AND I didn't get a customer copy of my receipt... took a picture instead. And I typically tip more than 20% even for average service which I was going to, so not only their loss but also a terrible after-taste after an ok meal. Not interested in going back. Besides that... food is ok. Thai tea too much ice and too sweet, not enough tea. Shrimp was cooked well. Chicken slightly overcooked. Pad kee Mao was good. Tom yum soup was good. Pad thai was ok at best. Red curry was ok. And a last noodle dish that don't remember the name was also ok. Crab Rangoon, better than average. Not part of the rating... 4 dishes, 1 appetizer... Definitely not enough space on the table. No one else was there (4:45pm) so they pulled up another table. Really wish restaurants would invest in something to improve table efficiency like risers to atleast lift the plates high enough so people have room to eat. And (although almost all restaurants do this) but there is never enough rice for the curry. The gratuity also not counted to my rating. Although I started off saying two star but after writing this review, I think I would give it one. But do I want to group this with my other one star review? I suppose I rather eat here than my 1 or 2 star rated places. So after further though, this is the bottom of my 3 stars. Recommendations? I'm quite torn about this. If just the food... sure but only if it is convenient. But because of the forced tip, probably never going back.

Not bad but not great. We ordered a ton of different dishes. Highlights were the pad thai and penang curry. Compared to other pad thai's this is probably my favorite and I'd like to try more noodle dishes here. Stars docked for the tom yum which was ridiculously spicy and the starters which were underwhelming (crab rangoon, potstickers, and spring rolls). Would go back but still on the hunt for really good Thai in Chicago.

We've walked past this Boystown joint so many times and finally stopped in when we were on a late night walk. We enjoyed everything we ordered (and ate it all). The Seafood Pad Cha and Udon Pad Kee Mao were standouts. Our only critique is that both were a little too sugary. We will definitely come back.

A grudging 4 stars for this place. The curries are perfection, but I've had other items from the menu that were...meh. I thought the house special pad Thai was really good, with some interesting change ups from the usual. On the appetizer side, the chive dumplings were great, but the veggie rolls were boring. I'll go back and maybe try more of the menu, or maybe just stick to what I've had that's good.

Worst experience ever. Tastes bad, service is bad. The total experience is terrible. Also double charged us for the waiter's mistake.

Speedy quality meal with great service. The chive dumplings were two fried chive and batter patties rather than wonton wrapper gyoza but we enjoyed them. The Panay curry was a little heavier on the kafir leaf than I typically have and the Tom Kha was a touch sweeter and less spicy + acidic but still very good. I'd definitely come back

This place is BYOB with delicious Thai food! Came in with my girls for a late dinner and they sat us right away. The server gave us menus right away, but it did take a little long for our food to be placed. We all brought bottles and the server gave us our glasses quickly. I ordered baby egg rolls and pad see eiw with chicken. All of our food came out delicious and hot. It is so cheap there for all 3 of us we only paid $64 including tax! Love this cute gem in Boystown!

Really good food! The restaurant was busy for a weekday but we were seated quickly. I had the Massamun curry which was delicious. Our food was served very quickly and we were in and out in less than an hour! A good choice for a weeknight dinner and I'd come back for takeout.

Haven't eaten inside the restaurant but gotten delivery from this place tonight and I wouldn't recommend. Got the boat noodle and the container spilled all over the bag leaving a mess everywhere. I also got the eggrolls and paid 8 dollars for 6 of the tiniest pieces. I normally don't review but feel that the greatest injustice was done to me. I mean look at the size of those eggrolls, 8 dollars!! Unbelievable. DONT ORDER HERE.

Legit thai restaurant! We came here for my friends wedding dinner. Its not a big restaurant but surely you'll love the food. My friend is thai and this is one of his favorite thai restaurant in Chicago. We start off with their fried chicken. Its not the regular fried chicken you can think off. They put a powder seasoning thats a little spicy, sweet and sour. Its really delicious and crispy! I never had a fried chicken like this so I highly recommend this. We got pad thai too. It was good and not so sweet and not dry. I don't really order pad thai when I go to any thai restaurant coz for me its very overwhelming to eat it by myself but since we did a family style dinner then I got to try a little bit of everything including this dish. Surprisingly I enjoyed it coz it was really good. We also got the spicy pork salad. Yummy! But I'm telling you, its really spicy. I like spicy but this one is really spicy for me. Theirs onion and lots of spices in their. Their thai iced tea is perfect for all those spicy food. Great restaurant and very nice and attentive servers! I would love to go back when I visit chicago again!

Affordable Thai food right on Halsted. The owner seemed very kind and welcoming. Food was great (especially considering the total bill was $26).