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Thailicious Authentic Thai & Vegan

4.4 (1.3k reviews)
ModerateThai, Vegan
Open 11:00 am - 3:30 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM
Updated 3 weeks ago

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Cortney A.

The customer service here is pretty solid! I love how friendly the staff is and very welcoming. I stopped by this evening right before closing and everyone was very patient and accommodating. The papaya salad is absolutely amazing. The citrus and the spices were next level I dipped everything in the juices from my salad. The wings were decent but next time I would fry them harder. Def a great dinner after a long work day.

Massaman curry (4.5/5)
Allison J.

Got there on a Saturday evening at 6pm. The restaurant was full, we put our name on the waitlist and it took about 15 min to get seated. - Papaya salad (4.5/5) - refreshing and tasty, for spicy level 2 it was pretty spicy - Massaman curry with pork (4.5/5) - a little sweet but flavorful. Peanuts in the curry made it more interesting and delicious. My friends really liked this dish - Pad see ew with chicken (6/5) - this might be the best pad see ew I've ever had. It had a nice charred flavor! Service was fast and attentive. Will go back to try more dishes!

Fried spinach
Tl R.

Service was great. Food was presented very well and seemed pretty fresh but it was all a tad bit underwhelming. I guess I mean it was lacking that thai flavor. Prices are very fair.

Tyler H.

I went to Thailicious for dinner last night and ordered the Krapao beef with the side of rice. When I walked in, the employee helping me seemed a little impatient and was kind of rude for some reason. The dish had great flavors and I got the spice level of 5 and it was not too spicy. The portion size was fair as well. If not for the service, this place deserved more stars.

small portion of a noodle dish but at inexcusable prices

The food has gradually gone down hill. The chicken has always been dry in the curries, but I overlooked that. Half our order was vegan, which used to be good a few years back, now they are using the cheapest ingredients which remind me of edible plastic. You can see how gross it looks in the pictures. Another issue is Shrinkflation which has also been prevalent at this restaurant for a number of years, although this may not be a bad thing anymore since the food is FAR below average, except that the prices are inflated.

Pretty easy to find in the strip mall
Dan L.

You know, I'm a big fan of Thai food. I could eat it easily once or more times a week. So I'm always excited when I find a new place. A friend of mine told me about this place, so I was excited to try it out. We went there during lunch time, and the place was fairly busy. But got seated right away. I usually order the same thing every time, as I am a creature of habit. I had the pad die, the shrimp fried rice, and the curry. I will say this for starters. The service here is not very good. Was it perfunctory? Yes they came to the table, took the order left and then came back with food. And that was pretty much it about 3/4 of the way through the meal. I had to flag someone down to get some more Thai iced tea. The food itself tasted really good, and it wasn't very spicy at all as I had ordered it at a level 4. I don't know what it was, but something in the food made my entire body do an "abandon ship"moment after I got back home. This may sound Petty, but what is up with servers only giving you one napkin? I get it. Times are tough, but it's pretty bold of you to assume that I am that neat. Service is a really big thing for me in the food industry. I enjoy having the servers interact with the customers, make suggestions, and do their part to make the dining experience fun. Not really a fan of going to places where I feel like I am inconveniencing the wait staff. Bottom line? I don't know if I will go back to this place and give them a second chance. I am usually pretty forgiving, but the recovery time after the meal makes me rethink my decision.

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Sandra G.

My husband is from Thailand and gets excited when he hears about a Thai restaurant we haven't visited. He saw this one on YouTube. We are early dinner eaters and arrived at 4 pm only to be surprised by the fact that they close from 3:30 to 4:30. Never heard anything like this before unless it's a buffet? No problem, we visited the little Japanese market next door. At 4:30 we were let in and seated immediately. The place is quaint and clean. The menu appears extensive until we discover that the regular menu is repeated in Vegan. I'd definitely recommend this place to anyone who is Vegan. We ordered Tod Mun and crab delight for appetizers. These were very good. For dinner we ordered shrimp pad Thai and spicy catfish. Since I'm not a Thai food connoisseur I relied heavily upon my husband and son. We took an order of lad na moo home for the son. My husband was very disappointed with his catfish. He said it tasted fishy and they didn't know how to make it. He gave it a 3 out of 10. He had some of my pad Thai and complained about how sweet it was. Personally I've had better. It had a lot of large shrimp but the taste was off. It was swimming in a sauce. The slice of lime couldn't get any smaller and they were light on the peanuts. I like this dish mild and I use Sriracha for the heat. I was given 2 small packets of it. My son liked his lad na moo but there wasn't anything special about it. There is a Thai restaurant closer to us with much better food. We will continue to eat there. The portions were good and the prices were fair. We would recommend to a Vegan but not for authentic Thai food.

Panang Curry
Kiara C.

I had high hopes for Thailicious due to the other reviews but I have a mixed review. We ordered the roti, chicken satay, pad se ew, and panang curry. The best part was the chicken satay and pad se ew. The chicken was tender and had great flavor for both dishes. The pad se ew had perfectly cooked noodles with the smoky wok flavor. The roti, however, was strange. We wanted to try it because we don't usually see it on Thai menus. It was a strange texture, a lot more crisp and dry rather than soft and buttery. It was a creative try but I wouldn't order it again. Also the panang curry looked a bit off and the taste didn't redeem it. It lacked richness and flavor. The consistency was watery instead of creamy. The service was a little slow but it was expected since it's a busy place for a Friday night. Overall, there were a couple of good things but the execution didn't meet the expectations. I'm not sure if it lives up to the hype but I may try it again to see if I went on an off night.

Taylor G.

This might be my new favorite Thai spot! The Tom Kha is absolutely delicious, and their prices were super affordable! I will definitely be back when I'm in the mood for Thai food! The service was great, food came out quickly as well. This spot is small so I recommend a reservation if it's a weekend!

panang curry lunch special.
Kat B.

Located in the same plaza as EOS, I've recently been stopping in more at Thailicious after gym sessions. I could've sworn I had written an older review, but it's not here, so I guess it's time for an update regardless. My opinion has definitely changed from about seven years ago. I remember thinking their lunch specials then were small and lackluster. Now, presentation and portions have changed for the better. On my last two visits, service was consistently excellent. The servers greet you upon entering (it's a smaller space) and check in frequently during your meal. This alone already leaves a favorable impression. Lunch specials range from $11.99 to $13.99 depending on the protein, with about 15 different entrees to choose from. They include a spring roll, steamed rice, and either soup or salad. On my latest visit I chose the PAD KRA PAO, which is the spicy basil dish. My friend chose the PANANG CURRY, nice ratio of protein and veggies. We also had the MANGO and SWEET STICKY RICE for dessert, which was shareable and delightful. As the name states, Thailicious is a little different than other Thai spots as they do offer a separate section of the menu dedicated to vegan options, if that's your lifestyle. Side note: They're closed on Mondays and they also close for an hour after lunch.

Mango sticky Rice
Christopher S.

Thailicious absolutely lives up to its name! The food is bursting with flavor, and every dish is made with obvious care and authenticity. The Drunken Seafood Spaghetti is a standout -- perfectly cooked noodles tossed with fresh seafood in a spicy, savory sauce that hits all the right notes. It's one of those dishes you can't stop thinking about afterward! Beyond that, the menu is full of delicious options that showcase the best of Thai cuisine -- from fragrant curries to bright, balanced stir-fries and refreshing appetizers. Whatever you order, you're in for something special. A huge part of what makes Thailicious so wonderful is the people. Ming and her sister are absolutely amazing -- warm, attentive, and genuinely kind. They make every guest feel welcome and ensure you have everything you need for a great dining experience. Thailicious isn't just a meal, it's an experience -- delicious food, friendly faces, and that cozy, welcoming vibe that makes you want to come back again and again.

Pad Se-Ew
Koby W.

Even though they call me Cody, the food here is straight BUSSIN. Thailicious hits every time, their food is immaculate. I recommend the Pad see ew with shrimp. The service is good too. They answer the phone quickly and always repeats the order back. The restaurant itself is nice and clean, though it can get a little loud. Other than that, Thailicious is ONE of the BEST Thai restaurants IN VEGAS!!

Eggplant Basil W/Beef
David C.

Food has good flavor. The beef could use a little tenderizing, other than that the dish was good...I finished it lol. The Shrimp Summer Rolls were fresh and very good, the chili sauce complimented very well. The service was very good, supper attentive and accommodating . The restaurant has a very soft and pleasing vibe; bathrooms are kept clean.

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Small inside but the food did not disappoint at all great food! It gets very busy also so plan ahead

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Love this place! Friendly service for dine in and great take out. Packaged well and generous portions. The pad Thai is delicious!

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Ask the Community - Thailicious Authentic Thai & Vegan

How spicy is food?

You choose how spicy you want it 0 -10.

Closed on Halloween, busiest take-out night of the year?

What can be made gluten free here?

They've served Chicken and Broccoli, Fried Rice, Chicken Basil and Beef Massama all gluten-free. :)

Is the thai tea vegan?

Yes. And it's delicious

Is there a vegan menu? Thank you in advance 😁

Yes, they have an entire vegan portion on their menu! Also Thai food is so easy to make vegan by taking out the eggs and substituting in tofu or veggies. You won't regret it (:

Does the Veggie Pho have vegan broth?

Yes

Can you make a reso?

It's not needed but you can make a reservation by calling

Do you offer gluten free options? If so, can you direct me to a menu?

In my experience, you just let them know of your sensitivity to gluten and they accommodate as they are able.

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Block 9 Thai Street Eats

4.3
(245 reviews)
5.9 mi
$$
Family-owned & operated
Women-owned & operated

Came here on a Thursday dinner with a friend and we were able to order right away…read more We got a Pad Thai with Chicken and a Pad See Ew with Pork. The Pad Thai wasn't overly sweet and had a nice tangy taste to it. I loved the Pad See Ew sauce! Good portion of meat and noodles, but I do wish there were more veggies and broccoli heads.

the Vegas heat is really putting a stop on my appetite..but then it could be I'm still recovering…read morefrom Heat Stroke Stomach Flu after hitting up Luxe Buffet's Seafood Oyster Bar in Ontario California and proceeding to Phoenix for the day. But yes, I was across the street grabbing some replenishables for my rig because I live on the road-- sadly. But on the bright side, I get to be everywhere and taste restaurants across the country, so not too bad. And today while delivering a load to Amazon LAS1 in Henderson, I decided to have lunch here at Block 9 Thai Street Eats. I like the layout. Ngl. If this restaurant opened in Steamboat Springs or say maybe Granby Colorado, the locals would probably storm in day and night. A blend of murals reminding you of that dream world created by Maurice Sendak in the book Where the Wild Things Are, and traditional Thai wood colors and pottery decorate the restaurant. I like the hues, the blues complementing the warm earth tones with dim yellow lighting fixtures. Ok, so the ambiance gets a 5/5. The food? This place is an order first then sit type of joint. I really and no idea what to get. Again the heat probably is restricting my appetite, but I went with a Chicken Penang, a Thai Hibiscus Lemonade and a Chicken Satay Appetizer. NGL, in regards to the chicken Satay, due to its overly dry and lack of moistureness, I think Alot of people will score better at a cheap Chinese buffet serving chicken skewers. 'because there's really no difference, I had one skewer and hesitated finishing the second. Maybe convert to chicken Thigh meat? Something with more fat built into it. The Penang gets a pass, but was nothing on the level of "I have to finish it right now," and probably because of the heat, I enjoyed the Hibiscus tea the most. For anyone that wants to experience really good chicken that maintains its moisture and just somehow ended up in Los Angeles, go check out Gravitea Food Truck in San Gabriel CA. And order their Taiwanese Fried Chicken. They use Chicken Breast by the way, but they're able to retain all the juice and moisture in the chicken. So where was I, loved the tea, ate the Penang, want to skip the Satay. Overall I'm giving this place a 4/5. Overall vibes, sounds, food presentation, and service is above average. Probably need to come at night some time in the future for the bar scene.

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Cool ambiance w lots of Thai license plates and vintage ad posters!
Cool ambiance w lots of Thai license plates and vintage ad posters!
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Pork skewers with sticky rice.

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Lotus of Siam

Lotus of Siam

4.1
(4k reviews)
8.3 mi
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Ever since a trip to Chiang Mai, I've been chasing a bowl of authentic Khao Soi... and Lotus of…read moreSiam absolutely delivered. Damn, this stuff was GOOD. Most places try to make a twist and overdo it, but this warmed the soul. Rich, creamy, packed with flavor, and every bite took me right back to Thailand. If you're in Las Vegas, this place deserves a spot on your must-visit list. The bartender was fantastic, the lychee martini was perfectly balanced, and the whole experience reminded me why Lotus of Siam has the reputation it does. I'll definitely be back every time I'm in town.

Lotus of Siam is a Thai restaurant with multiple locations in Las Vegas, including this one on…read moreFlamingo Road minutes from the Vegas Strip. It's a casual spot, family-owned, and known for introducing Americans to Northern Thai cuisine. The sai oua ($24) was a Northern style sausage with a bit of spice and lots of herbaceousness. The garlic prawns ($36) are a popular dish which were fried but contained both the meat and the shell; it was garlicky, crispy, and had good flavor. The drunken noodles ($21) were on the sweeter side and not spicy at all. The khao soi ($22) was also on the sweeter side and was coconut-y. I typically see braised chicken meat in khao soi but this one came with the same kind of thinly-sliced meat seen in the drunken noodles and other stir fries. For drinks, the espresso martini ($17) was good. The thai tea was a bit watered down and had less sugar than normal, even for someone who likes drinks with less sweetness. Even though it's a huge space, I recommend making reservations ahead of time. It might have a significant importance but I've had better Thai restaurants.

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The Connection Thai sushi

The Connection Thai sushi

4.6
(220 reviews)
3.4 mi
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I had low expectations but this was actually pretty good! I didn't know there was a Thai place in…read morethis plaza by Trader Joe's. I like how they have both sushi and Thai food! I ordered take out. It took a bit of time but it was so good when it was done! I got pad Thai with chicken and tofu. It was pricey like everything else on their menu but it was worth it! Ambiance- I think they are going for like a high end Thai food then just a hit it and go. It's very fancy inside. Nice place for date night.

Looking for some quality Thai food, we stumbled across this place, and decided to give it a try…read more It's located in the parking lot of Trader Joe's on Green Valley, so there is plenty of parking on the other side. The Thai food is authentic and the family that is running it is wonderful and very kind. The crying tiger was very tender and the two sauces that came with it were well seasoned and distinctive. One sauce was more bright and citrus forward while the other sauce has a nice spicy kick and was more savory. It did not find with rice, but I would devour the whole thing with the sauce. The pad Thai with chicken was a great portion and it was not sweet. Thank goodness. The yellow curry with chicken was balanced with spice and seasoning. It came with a bowl of rice. It was excellent. Spice levels rang from 1 to 5 and the 2 was perfect for me. The sushi was decent. They definitely have specials and they make it fresh. It gives an option of someone did not want Thai dishes. It's decorated well inside with traditional decor and was clean inside. The service was excellent. Very efficient and helpful staff. I loved that they offered to bag up our leftovers as I can be clumsy with containers. Pricing was fair. The portions were big enough for seconds and the quality was on point. I would definitely go back to try the other Thai dishes.

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The Connection Thai sushi
Tamarind Prawn
Tamarind Prawn
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Thai Food Kitchen

Thai Food Kitchen

4.3
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3.4 mi
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For Mother's Day, I selected Thai Food Kitchen as it's been on my list for awhile. It's…read moreconveniently located off of Sunset and has ample parking. When we arrived around 5pm there were a few diners and some people waiting for takeout orders. By the time we left, there was not a spare table, it was definitely a popular spot! Our server took a bit to bring our waters and apologized as she was the only one working the front. We said we understood, but overall the service was a bit strained. Perhaps they didn't anticipate a dinner rush on Mother's Day. We ordered the Beef Pepper Steak, dumplings, and the Pad Prik King with chicken. Their spice levels range from 1-10, I opted for an 8, my fiance settled on 7. To my surprise, our entrees arrived first and when we mentioned the dumplings, they said they were coming soon. We dove into our entrees and were not disappointed. Both dishes packed a ton of flavor and the spice levels were enjoyable (didn't blow your palate out). I knew the Pad Prik King was going to be good as soon as they set it down and I could smell the kefir lime. It's probably one of the better versions I have, and that's my go to dish anywhere it's on the menu, so that says a lot. The dumplings arrived about 5 minutes after our entrees so we took a break from those to try the dumplings. They were steaming hot and it was interesting to see that they looked more like siu mai. Nonetheless, they were delicious, packed with umami from the chicken and shrimp mixture. They have a lunch special too, so definitely a spot to check out for lunch or dinner. I know we will definitely be back!

We went to this spot on a whim before going to Ethel M holiday cactus garden. It is a very divey…read morespot, not much glitz and glam but honestly as long as the food is good I don't care. You could tell this place is authentic because of the staff. They were very friendly and made everything to order. All our food was delish, everyone enjoyed the meal. They have additional spice you can add if the food isn't spicy enough. We noticed a lot of people coming in and out with a lot of people getting take out. We loved this hidden gem and would definitely go back.

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The restaurant
Chicken curry
Chicken curry
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