Opart Thai House

This isn't Opart. They moved 7 years ago. This is Green Leaf. It is the same chef. She bought it, kept the recipes, changed the name. Service is outstanding. Food is great.

My kids love the food and my husband and I think it's great! Most of what I ordered from here is really good and the wait staff is on top of things. I've had Thai I'm other places and thus is the best.... now that I've tested almost everything on their menu, I can say it's one of the best Thai restaurants known to us! It's a must try, BONUS IT'S BYOB!

I was underwhelmed with my visit to Opart. I had heard such great things and they just didn't meet my expectations. The food was good, but not for the price. I might give it a second try, but we'll see. There are so many other Thai places that deliver amazing food at a better value.

Some of the best Thai food I've had in the city! Watch out, if you like your food spicy, be careful what you wish for. I usually ask for my food to be spicy, but at Opart, they don't skimp on the spice. I really enjoyed their curry as well. Such a great spot and BYOB too! Just swing by the liquor store next door and you can grab a nice drink to walk in with and enjoy your thai feast.

Went here based on all the positive reviews. Tiger Cry is good, but not the standout in was expecting from all the mentions. Papaya salad was a tasty appetizer alternative. Tried peanut lover and Penang curry for the entrees. The sauces they make are clearly richer and note flavorful than a lot of Thai places, that was the biggest difference I noticed. It is BYOB - go just north for a good selection.

Without a doubt this is the best Thai restaurant I've visited in Chicago. It's far out of the way from my home but will worth a long drive. For those who like spicy Thai, the hot food here is genuinely hot. The menu is varied and great for vegetarians.

I'm stilly trying out all the menu options, but the quality of the service and the food has been consistently good. I love the reasonable prices and the convenient location and Opart has quickly become my new favorite Thai spot. Also, the pot stickers are HUGE, which is like +100 in my book!

Our food was mediocre, a bit on the sour side. I did not enjoy my dinner. It was 1.5hr before closing. No one greeted us to be seated. They just stared.. why? There was a young lady with her arms crossed who looked not to happy to see us. We felt rushed and bothered. The atmosphere was just so tense. I won't be coming back.