Rice & Noodles

This a small store front restaurant. Clean, nice decor, 22 seats total off of the carry out register. Order at the register. Food is authentic Thai. More than willing to adjust spice and accommodate food restrictions. We had the crazy noodles with chicken, massamon curry with tofu and vegetable pot stickers. Everything fresh and seasoned well. What a neighborhood hidden gem!

Best Thai food in Chicago! I take everyone here. Everything I have had on the menu tastes fresh with quality ingredients. It’s also very consistent and hasn’t missed the mark yet. The Lad Nar is my favorite dish ever and the Pad Thai is also a must. The service is fantastic. They are very helpful if you have any questions. Take taste just as good as dining in. It feels very mom and pops inside so for me it feels very welcoming.

Excellent Thai food tucked away in the Pilsen area. Vast options including duck and Thai spicy as an option. Huge selection of teas and horchatas. Service is outstanding! Highly recommend pad Thai noodles with duck.

Don't go here unless you're drunk, or just don't care about the taste & quality of your food. The "Thai level" of spice is a joke. I love my Mexican people, but that doesn't mean we should go trying to cook other culture's foods if we can't do it right. Trust me, I love Thai food, but this wasn't it. It's worse than Taco Bell is to Mexican food. You only get 3 oz of duck in the curry, so don't expect a normal 6-8oz of protein unless you pay more. It's super watery with such an obvious lack of flavor. I asked for thick egg noodles with it only to get the soggiest, most overcooked noodles. I told my waitress that they're too soft and she said they'd remake them. They sent another cup of noodles with the same level of sogginess. My friend got the Pad Thai, and he said the same thing: lack of

Place is solid 4 stars. Good food, nothing Amazing. Green curry felt watery. Noodles were good. Won’t go out of my way to eat here and definitely not the best Thai in the city.