Love this friendly, welcoming Thai restaurant. Yummy menu choices including starters, nooodles,…read morespecials. Not a large place, but cozy, relaxing . Happy food!!

Came here for the first time during my lunch break and was so glad to find this spot. I have been…read morelooking for more lunch options nearby and this is definitely getting added to my list. Great service and everything I got was amazing! Thai tea wasn't overly sweet which I prefer. Will be back to try more food.

We got takeout here and loved it. i really liked the available customizations ordering online. You…read morecan choose the heat and also an array of add ins. I added cashews and some veg and would do it again. The portions were generous and I had leftovers.

Food is served hot, but the food is disgusting. The restroom needs attention and it's gross. The…read morefloor needs to be mopped. The whole place need to be to be sanitize. They messed up my lunch order . I will not return and not recommend this restaurant .Very disappointing , Usually Thai restaurants are very clean and kept well, but not this one.

Finally tried White Crane Thai and honestly it was worth the wait. We got the pad see yew, Panang…read morecurry, veggie sushi, and chive dumplings -- everything was really flavorful and fresh. The pad see yew had that perfect chewy noodle texture and the Panang curry was super comforting without being too heavy. Really appreciated that they can make a lot of dishes vegan on request and were open to customizations too. The servers were also genuinely friendly and helpful, which made the whole experience even better. Definitely a spot I'd go back to.

I finally got to try White Crane for the first time. It's been on my list to try for a while now…read more The inside looked very modern and the staff was very attentive. The menu for the Thai food looked pretty similar to most Thai places with the exception of the sushi. I had to get my regular pad see ew. The flavor was good with not too much heat. It was just enough. Not much I would want to change. Maybe I would ask for a little more heat. I also tried a little of my friends pad Thai with beef. The beef was a little tough, but overall not bad. I liked that the dish was not dry at all. From the Thai dishes, I would say that the food is pretty good. I wouldn't go out of my way for it, but would come back if I was in the area. Some of the sushi rolls seemed to be a bit pricy in my opinion, but maybe I'll try one next time just to try it.

Literally google "Thai food" into Google Maps and this spot was the closest. This spot punched…read moreabove its belt and easily satisfied my craving for Thai food. Good service, better prices, and solid food. Can't wait to come back and try some more of their menu!

Have gotten this place several times to go and dinned in twice. They have an excellent pad Thai…read moreand my kids really like the "chicken on a stick". Another favorite that we had here was the scallion dumpling (which was a daily special at the time).

The food lands at a strong four stars--bold flavors, well-balanced dishes, and portions that hit…read morethe sweet spot without overdoing it. The menu keeps things interesting, offering enough variety to make you want to come back and explore. What pushes this to five stars is the service. Attentive, genuine, and above-and-beyond in a way that's becoming increasingly rare. It elevates the entire experience. A great spot that knows how to take care of its guests.

My husband and I ordered through door dash for pick up today. We got one chicken pad thai, panang…read morecurry beef and a side order of brown rice. The pad thai lacked a lot of ingredients. I'm use to pad Thai with carrots, cabbage, Thai sweet preserved radish, sprouts, the works. This pad thai was very light orange and had nothing but noodles and chicken with a little bit of granulated peanuts. The panang curry was mostly sauce and only had a little bit of beef and the side order of brown rice was in a small box that wasn't even filled up. For almost $40.00 this was definitely not worth it. The pictures looked good on door dash but the actual dishes were not great at all.

For sure this pretty small Thai restaurant in Westmont was better than expected. It looked like it…read morewas going to be some cheap counter order place, judging by the strip mall location. Baisi Thai is actually a pretty nice looking one, even though it's clearly run on the cheap. Maybe the food isn't as nice as the pictures, and maybe the portions aren't as big as they let on. The food still tasted better than we thought it would be though. Came at lunch. It was quiet and there was no one else eating inside, which could have been a bad sign. This was also on the weekend. Maybe it's just because of the location. This is on 63rd a ways from the shopping center with Mariano's and stuff. Boring looking area. It's about $11 for an entree. Good prices, cheaper than at many other Thai restaurants apparently. I got the Pad Kee Mao. This is flat rice noodles with basil, garlic, and mixed vegetables. Choose a protein. I got tofu. Good spice but it was a pretty small portion. She got the Pad Thai. Again, small portion. That's why it was so cheap it seems. Better than expected as far as flavor, as it can get pretty hot. It's overall good with the only bad thing about it is they skimp on the portions. There's plenty of choices for vegans and vegetarians.

This is a nice-looking small place in a strip mall. There are vegetarian options, as there are in…read moremost Thai restaurants. The staff checked to make sure eggs were OK and pointed out that the egg rolls contain chicken. We got the spring roll, pad kee mao and the pad thai, a Thai iced coffee (they brought tea, oops) and a Squirt soda. Service was friendly and fairly quick. The spring roll, as others have noted, was falling apart. It appeared to be fried tofu, bean sprouts and maybe some bok choy, so it was mostly a textural experience. We weren't crazy about the sweet brown sauce it was drizzled with. The pad kee mao was noted as "spicy" but it wasn't. It had a nice variety of vegetables, though I could see but not really taste the basil and the broccoli was a bit undercooked. It was fine, but not very flavorful. The pad thai was basically noodles and fried tofu with the usual accoutrements (peanuts; lime; bean sprouts); not sure if they forgot to add the egg after we said it was OK. Overall, fine if you're local but not worth a special trip, at least not for the noodle dishes. $45 including tip.

Always amazing! The portions are massive and you will have leftovers for the next day! The quality…read moreis always top notch and always stays super warm even when ordering takeout. Their prices are reasonable and you will definitely get a bang for your buck!

We were originally planning to go to the other Asian restaurant in the same plaza but decided to…read moretry this Thai place instead. We were greeted and seated promptly. There were only 2 tables occupied on a Sunday night besides a few people picking up to-go orders. For this visit, I've tried: GREEN CURRY (CHICKEN), PRIK KING (CHICKEN), BASIL EGGPLANT (CHICKEN), PAD KEE MAO (BEEF) and CRAB RANGOON. I liked the flavors of the eggplant dish over the others, but unfortunately, they were all bland. The vegetables were fresh and added the crunchy texture to the dishes. The portions were big enough to share. The place is clean, and the service is pleasant. Would I go back? I'm not sure. We had a lot of leftovers, not because we were full, but because our dishes did not have flavors.

We came here just after they opened for weekday lunch, there is a smaller dining area with a few…read moretables with a kitchen in the back. There is parking but it did seem to get busy with the multiple businesses in the complex. Staff were friendly and efficient. Our food came quickly when we ordered and we appreciated the lunch special portion sizes. Appetizers were a bit expensive for the amount you get, but all the food was delicious. We ordered the crab rangoon and chicken satay, Thai iced tea and a pad see eiw lunch special with 3 vegetable spring rolls. The lunch special is available weekdays from 11am-2pm, come with appetizer of the day and the entree of your choice from a list. It was nice to see the place relatively busy on a weekday with takeout orders, delivery people coming in and we were one of a few people dining in as well. There is a higher price for paying with credit card vs cash.

I found this little hidden gem in the next town over from Wheaton. It's a small restaurant over by…read morethe train tracks, I've never stayed to eat there because I live close by. It's a family owned restaurant, they are friendly from the time I've picked u my food. They are also available on Uber eats I' believe. But so far these are the items I have tried: 5/5 stars: Egg drop soup- there egg drop soup is so good and unique! I have to be in the mood for this soup but they add veggies in theirs which I love. However, it's a little pricey for a vegetarian soup. I think the large is $10! 2.5/5 stars: Crab Rangoon- they look like money bags, which I've had before in a Thai restaurant. I don't know what it is about their crab Rangoon's however I feel like they're almost very bland and you can't really taste the flavor of crab Rangoon, which is why I gave that rating. 5/5 stars: Chicken Pad See Eiw- absolutely love this dish it's full of flavor, veggies and protein. 5/5 stars: Chicken Penang Curry- it's one of the most underrated Currys, but it's very good a little sweet a little hot. Served with white rice it's definitely a good try. What I love about this place is I've asked for a higher spice level and they have delivered! I cannot wait to try more items from this restaurant and I will report back hopefully.