Sen Thai & Ramen

This place is fairly new but has become my favorite in just one visit.Food was increfibly good, prices are fair and service was perfect. This place is run by two ladies and they are pretty good at it. It's a typical small neighborhood restaurant .Clean and neat👍👍

The food was delicious. I tried some Thai pad that was a tad too sweet for my taste, but my friend ate it up anyways. The rest of the food was excellent, the nicest and gentlest people I’ve ever met at a restaurant, and the atmosphere was so calm and friendly. The service was top tier and the decorations were lovely. The food felt homemade, and warm. Would definitely recommend coming here.

Me and my friend ordered Ramen tonight with a crab Rangoon appetizer. The Rangoon was pretty decent but the ramen was not. The broth is in no way authentic. The egg was overcooked. The pork was overcooked. Nothing about the dish was up to expectations. It was only slightly better than store bought ramen

I really liked their pad thai. Texture of the noodles was perfect. Also had their spicy basil. Delicious too.

Came here for a quick bite and they won me over as a regular customer. Try the pork ramen, the broth is the most delicious broth I’ve had in all of Chicago! Their Thai custard and mango sticky rice are the most delicious desserts I’ve had too. Their Thai custard will definitely have you coming back. This is 100% food that feeds the soul. & the service is 10/10.

Delicious food options, clean and well kept restaurant, booth and table seating, food is fresh and prepared quickly. Lunch specials are 11-3 pm and includes and appetizer + entree. Generous food portions.

Came in here on a quiet Monday evening. Food was fantastic, service was great, vibes were very homey :) Got the shumai, pad see eiw, & green curry to go for lunch the next day! Will return ❤️

To me, this small place is the best Thai restaurant in the city. They can make food for any dietary needs and it's still delicious. The atmosphere is pleasant too. If you want mild or spicy, they have you cover with authentic Thai flavors. Yum!

Sen Thai was tasty and delicious, but when compared to other Thai, it's just not my favorite. My friend and I were in the area on a Sunday afternoon, starving, and our go-to spot was closed. So we popped into Sen Thai. They have a small dining room but nicely designed. For an appetizer, we shared the crab rangoon. It was delicious and in cute crescent shapes. For our entrees, we each got the Kao Soy. I got mine with tofu and my friend got hers with chicken. It was a delicious Kao Soy, don't get me wrong. But it was milder than I expected. And my friend said her chicken just didn't add to the dish like it normally does for her. My tofu worked well and soaked up the flavors, it's just the flavors were milder than I wanted. Overall it's a solid spot but I don't know if I'd go again. Not because it was bad, it's just it wasn't better than my usual spots. They do have the added benefit of being open on Sunday afternoons though.

We tried it for the first time and was impressed with the flavors. The pad Thai was delicious. It was the best I have had in a long time. It was dynamic with the perfect balance of sweet, tangy, and savory. The pad see iew was our second favorite. It was also sweet and savory and had enough sauce unlike some other places. The pad soon sen was decent but not as dynamic. Overall portions were a little smaller than the avg Thai place

We order Thai almost weekly. This seemed to be a newer restaurant, so we wanted to try it out. It was a great first impression. Prices were reasonable, and we especially enjoyed Som Tum, Curry Crispy Noodle, and Basil Eggplant.

Same as previous Spoon Thai but 33% more expensive...same food...same staff...and same surprise overcharges...

I was excited to see a new place in Lincoln Square- especially a neighborhood Thai restaurant. I've been looking for one to order from that I'd like. I ordered pad wooden and a side of crab rangoons. It took about 15 minutes to be ready and was bagged and ready when I got there. The space was quaint inside. Overall, the food was good. It will likely be back to try other items.

This placed used to be called Spoon but some new owners took over and the food is a lot better. The best Thai food in the area and one of my favorites in Chicago for sure. I've tried a few different items and everything is good but my favorite is the Thai boat noodle soup.

First time going here and ordered the Lard Nar, and really loved the gravy sauce on the dish. Although I wish the noodles were a bit more crispy, I will come back to try the other dishes! My friend got the khao soi and really enjoyed it! Glad to welcome a small business to the Lincoln Square neighborhood! Staff was very friendly and sweet.

I am very disappointed with the chicken ramen. I should have known that "fried chicken ramen" may not have an authentic taste. The flavor is bland. Could have used more garlic, green onions,etc. I make a very good recipe that combines ingredients from various ramen dishes I've tried at restaurants and it is much better than this. Hopefully the rest of their menu is good but this is a thumbs down for me.

The manager was so welcoming and kind. Food was fresh, fast, and tasty. We loved the quiet, clean atmosphere.

Very happy with the food and the service. Everyone had different favorite dishes. Personally, I liked the pad woonsen the best, but my wife liked the duck curry - which I also found delicious. The kids preferred the chicken Thai basil fried rice. The nice lady also made us an off menu Pri Khing that everyone also enjoyed tremendously. At the end of the night, every plate was practically licked clean.

Enjoyed a wonderful lunch at this local spot. The owners were very kind and food was amazing. This place is absolutely worth checking out, especially going into the colder months!

Best Thai food in the area! The Khao soi, pad thai, and panang curry were amazing. The service is also top-tier.

Had dinner there yesterday with two friends and we were all very impressed with the food, the service and the cleanliness of the restaurant. We each ordered a different entree (sweet & sour mango chicken, cashew chicken and mixed vegetables with chicken). Kudos all around. There are several Thai restaurants in that area, but I'll be going back to this one. And, it's BYOB!

We were excited to try this new addition to the Lincoln Square restaurant scene and were not disappointed. Noodle soup, Shrimp shumai, and Basil Chicken were all delicious. The service was very friendly and well-informed. We ordered conservatively and will return to try some of the items on the Thai menu .