The Thai Grill & Noodle Bar

Ordered Pad Kee Mao, a usual order of mine. It was cold, tasteless and extremely oily. Other Thai establishments often have tasteful and not as oil soaked as this dish was. It seems the food is cooked perhaps a day in advance and simply warmed up.

Upset with food at first but manager accommodated us well. Please don’t change how you cook the food! I’ve been going here for years.

I’ve ordered here and eaten in many times. This lasts me we ordered delivery was horrible. It seems like. New chef or something. We ordered egg rolls and they were completely different and covered with black pepper. My boyfriend threw away his orange chicken after one bite saying it was that bad. I tried to stomach my fried rice but couldn’t eat more than half. It was just soggy rice and oil. I’ve ordered here in the past and know what this stuff usually tastes like. It’s never the best but it’s cheaper than other places. We will never eat here again. Never. That was horrible. We basically threw away $ 40 worth of food.

super convenient take-​out. whenever I call it is always ready in 15 to 20 min (at most). made fresh to order and plenty of vegetarian options. enough food leftover for a second meal. my favorites are the red curry and the pad see ew.

This place was okay. The vegetarian spring egg roll was very different from anything else I’ve had before but it wasn’t bad. The food was good but not to the extent that I would go back. The music playing was top 40’s so if you don’t like that watch out.

This place is highly convenient to us because we live across the street. I order from here when I don’t feel like cooking (which is quite often, lol). Their food is fresh and made fast. We always get pad-​thais :3 delicious! Their cold Thai coffee is really sweet, and we like it… And their bubble drinks are the best, I get the green tea one. Service is great too, and they’re very respectful, tho i never know who my one server is, cuz everybody is always helping me out… I highly recommend it.

Their food is better than most. The delivery is SUPER FAST. I really like their home-​made coconut ice cream. Also, try their «tiger cry», a beef dish… among the best I’ve ever had. Their Pad Woonsen is great.

I love this place! Food is fresh and delicious, portions more than adequate, and staff friendly. I love the Basil Eggplant and Green Curry so far. The vegetables are well portioned in their dishes, unlike some Thai restaurants.

A dear friend was in town and we were due for another long «solve the world’s problems chats,» and we both love Thai, so off we went in a downpour for this sweet little spot in Edgewater. Lovely service and very good food: bright vegetables with a nice snap, tender chicken and beef, and great appetizers. I had the ginger chicken and my friend an assortment of appetizers and the tiger cry — all were wonderful. Now, if you want fiery spices, this is not the place, they do turn down the heat, but, in my opinion, that’s not a bad thing. Polite, attentive and unobtrusive service. Also, easy on the wallet.

I tried this place for the first time today. When it comes to Asian food I tend to stick to my usual restaurant. I ordered the pad Thai and egg rolls. Let’s start with the pad Thai: it was not good. Very dry. It had no flavor and was not enjoyable. They said there were green onions, which I love, however there was no such green onion. It wasn’t very hot plus it came with these crunchy things which ruined the dish even more. The egg rolls were decent. Could have used some more sweet n sour. In all, not happy. There wasn’t even any soy sauce or anything for the Pad Thai

The food is decent for Thai food and the prices are okay, but the service is terrible. Good luck getting more than 2 mumbled words out of these people. And they won’t smile either. Came here with 6 other people. The restaurant was empty and they paid us no attention. Then there was an 18% gratuity on our receipts. Not a fan.

I am always nervous to try new Thai restaurants because I’m very particular about the cuisine, especially as a vegan. It was rough enough trying to find good choices as a vegetarian, but you’re really dissecting a menu as a vegan. However, after getting one too many orders of stale Thai tofu fried rice from another restaurant (that was once my favorite) I decided to branch out and try new places. I found this one on GrubHub and had a taste for tofu veg fried rice. I loved it! The fried tofu with peanut sauce was yummy (although room temperature by delivery). The edamame was fresh. And the Jasmine tea was REALLY good. I’ve had plenty of different teas, but I’m not sure I’ve had Jasmine tea before.
The restaurant was honest with me and called after I placed an order for delivery. A couple of items I wanted weren’t vegan so they worked with me to find replacement items for the same price. Although I haven’t been inside the location, I give them a five-​star rating for their patience by phone and for a really good meal. I’ll definitely order from them again.

Great cashew chicken… Too bad they charge $ 2.50 for brown rice. Pork in fried wonton is great also… Very crispy. Everything was packed right for to go … So nothing got soggy.

This is our favorite Thai place in the city hands down. We love the panang chicken curry and the basil fried rice.
Even when we moved to a different area, we would still drive to pick it up occasionally. Definitely worth trying

Never heard that. Pick up order on GrubHub have to pay for the fee… $ 3 .
Should We give you 2 stars?

Michelin rated for?
Run of the mill Thai food. The everyday meal deal is what gets the walker-​by motivated to stop in, until that moment you wonder in what category did Michelin use to rate this place. Maybe I didn’t pick the right items. but should you always have to choose the «right items» to experience what they’re known for?
The inside isn’t much to look at, so take-​out may be necessary. It seems to be a decent, family owned place which has existed for many years. Not too exciting interior with an atmosphere which is sort of, dismal. If only they had more windows to draw in light or excitement from the street outside. Existing in this area which thrives with Thai restaurants, I expected a lot more. But maybe it’s the meal deal which is what drives the repeat business.
The food is light and airy. So for anyone trying to eat lighter or on dietary restrictions, this would be a good fit. Customer service is decent.

The others are right tiger cry really is the best! Orange chicken is good too, and sesame chicken is even better. Pad Thai is decent, and the bubble drinks and crab rangoon are awesome. Anything you get here will probably be good. The staff is nice, food comes out fast. carryout only takes about 20 minutes. Definitely recommend this place.

Their sesame chicken was quite delicious. The portions I thought were a bit small but I had just moved to the neighborhood and may have been overly famished.
The atmosphere and feel is nice as well, a bit dimly lit from my recollection too. Are all restaurants in Edgewater like this? I shall soon find out.

The food here is pretty average. We also had a server who didn’t seem to enjoy her job, or her customers. We ordered basic food items from the menu and most items were dripping in sauce or grease. My biggest issue is how fried in oil all the meats were. Most of what I ate was grease. The ingredients didn’t seem fresh and the service wasn’t good, so average.

They make the best sweet and sour chicken I have EVER had.
The chicken is perfectly breaded and served with some vegetables.
And, when you order their 8.95 combo, you also get an egg roll and 2 potstickers.
I’ve ordered this twice this week.