Sushi restaurant offers a cozy, intimate atmosphere with spacious seating and a clean, inviting interior. Soft 2000s R&B and pop music create a relaxing vibe that complements the comfortable, quiet environment. The space suits both group gatherings and quiet nights out.
Sweetness hits just right in the Thai Iced Tea. It pairs well with other drinks like green tea and complements rolls nicely.
Freshness stands out with high quality fish and large slices in dishes like Hamachi Jalapeño. Sushi pairs well with flavorful options like spicy miso soup and shrimp fried rice.
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The restaurant is BYOB, so bring your own drinks.
There was no parking available at the restaurant.
Prices average about $20 per person for a meal.
Cozy interior with authentic Northeastern Thai style creates a quiet, comfortable atmosphere. Generous portions highlight traditional flavors that appeal to those familiar with Thai cuisine. Limited street parking and modest air conditioning are notable practical details.
Thai iced tea here tastes very good with a rich, creamy flavor. The iced versions consistently deliver a satisfying sweetness and smooth texture.
Seafood dishes feature papaya salad with crab and fermented fish sauce, delivering a spicy and umami punch. Shrimp appears in several forms, including tamarind shrimp and shrimp in a blanket, both noted for strong flavors.
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Parking is limited; consider using side streets to find a spot.
The restaurant allows customers to bring their own alcohol.
The menu features a secret Thai menu with unique dishes.
Colorful Isaan-style decor with woven tablecloths, hanging lanterns, and traditional umbrellas creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere that feels like home. Thai pop music plays softly, enhancing the welcoming, relaxing vibe. The space stands out for its authentic charm and character among Thai eateries.
Rich and creamy with a fresh taste, the Thai tea offers a balanced sweetness that pairs well with spicy dishes. Both the Thai tea and matcha come across as refreshing and not overly sweet.
Fried fish dishes like Pra Sam Rod bring bold spice flavors. The seafood spread includes tender shrimp, squiggly squid, and cured meats served with soft rice noodles.
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Zaab-E-LEE Thai Street Food is BYOB and they do not charge for bringing your own alcohol.
Street parking is quite easy right outside the restaurant.
Many menu items can be made vegan easily, including the curries.
Small, intimate space with authentic Thai street food vibe and upbeat Thai music creates a lively atmosphere. Limited seating suits cozy dining and BYOB policy adds flexibility. Popular spot often requires reservations and fits well for fun date nights.
Thai iced tea offers a perfectly balanced flavor, not too sweet and very refreshing. It stands out as a go-to drink that complements meals well, especially on warm days.
Shrimp dishes stand out with the shrimp roll appetizer and shrimp fried rice both offering strong flavors. The basil seafood with rice delivers authentic Thai street food vibes, balancing spice and freshness well.
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Reservations are recommended due to the restaurant's popularity.
Expect long wait times, especially during peak hours and rainy weather.
Street parking is the only option available.
Small, intimate space decorated with traditional Thai elements and Thai music playing softly. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming, like dining at a friend's house. Offers authentic Thai cuisine with unique menu items not commonly found elsewhere.
Sweet and rich Thai iced tea stands out here. The Strawberry Thai Tea offers a unique twist on the classic flavor.
Boat noodles and raw shrimp stand out here, offering a unique seafood experience. Dishes like Sukhothai Tom Yum Noodles combine fish balls, roasted pork, dried shrimp, and a ramen-style egg, while papaya salad with fermented fish and crabs adds a crunchy, tangy twist.
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They offer super affordable lunch deals from Monday to Friday, with many dishes to choose from plus a drink for $12.
Some items on the menu are unique and not usually available in other Thai restaurants.
The restaurant separates the noodles and soup in the packaging for easy eating anywhere.
Vietnamese restaurant with cozy vibe and cute decor featuring plants and pretty lights. K-pop music plays, creating a cool atmosphere that invites relaxation. Generous portions of authentic dishes like pho and bánh mì attract a diverse crowd, including students with discounts.
Thai tea here is rich and flavorful. It pairs well with dishes like beef brisket pho and grilled steak banh mi.
Shrimp spring rolls come with halved shrimp, soft cold noodles, and shredded lettuce. They vary in flavor, sometimes yummy and other times quite bland.
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DePaul students get a discount.
The restaurant is handicap accessible.
The portions of the dishes are generous.
Small restaurant filled with live plants and bamboo dividers creates a peaceful, inviting atmosphere. Lighting is warm and the space feels clean and well cared for. Energy is calm yet lively, offering a cozy setting reminiscent of a home-cooked meal.
Strong and flavorful Thai iced tea stands out with its creamy and refreshing taste. The Dirty Thai iced tea blends Thai tea and coffee for a unique twist.
Shrimp features in the Pad Thai appetizer and the tom kha soup, though the soup has only two shrimp pieces. The fish cake appetizer offers an interesting and delicious seafood option.
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The restaurant offers lunch specials under $15, including a free soup.
There is a 3% surcharge for credit card payments.
The restaurant allows customization of spice levels for dishes.
Cozy space with modern decor and a chic vibe creates a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The restaurant operates as a BYOB, allowing guests to bring their own beverages. It blends Thai-Western fusion elements, standing out among typical Thai dining options.
Thai iced tea offers a sweet, creamy flavor that pairs well with desserts like coconut ice cream and mango sticky rice.
Seafood Rangoon stands out with fresh shrimp and scallops instead of imitation crab. Fish cakes and Sea Bass with house ginger sauce add to the generous seafood selection.
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Thai O'Clock is a BYOB restaurant, so bring your own drinks.
The food comes out hot in less than 10 minutes.
Expect a variety of unique dishes not commonly found at other Thai restaurants.
Small restaurant with hand-painted art, dozens of plants, and a fish tank creates a cozy, vintage vibe. Atmosphere feels like a friendly, homey ramen shop with limited seating and quiet energy. Decor and setup focus attention on food in a warm, inviting space.
Strong, sweet flavor defines the Thai iced tea here. It pairs well with savory dishes and comes in a sweet iced version that stands out.
Shrimp tempura stands out with a 4.5 rating and appears in dishes like yakisoba noodles and udon. Fried tofu also features alongside shrimp tempura in some noodle dishes.
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Mura Mura Ramen is open late until 11pm.
Reservations are not accepted; expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant is small and best suited for small groups.
Small sushi restaurant with limited seating and a clean, simple decor featuring paper umbrellas on the walls. Atmosphere feels cozy but cramped, with a mix of quiet dining and loud music that can feel like a disco. Offers fresh sushi at great prices in a relaxed setting.
Thai iced tea stands out for its amazing flavor and consistent quality. It pairs well with desserts like mochi and remains a favorite drink choice.
Fish tastes incredibly fresh, like it was caught minutes ago, with vibrant flavors and perfectly seasoned rice. Signature rolls mix tempura shrimp, spicy tuna, and crispy plantain chips, showing an inventive spirit.
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Gorilla Sushi offers affordable sushi with a variety of traditional and fusion rolls.
Dine-in and carry-out options are available for convenience.
Parking can be an issue, so plan accordingly.
Cozy interior with wooden detailing and Japanese street food classics creates a warm, inviting atmosphere. Calm, tasteful vibe features relaxed music and subtle decor, making it ideal for casual dining. Offers affordable prices with unique dishes like spicy tuna onigiri and Dragon Prime roll.
Thai iced tea arrives after the food and sometimes requires a reminder to the staff. It pairs with dishes like spicy basil spaghetti and gyoza.
Fresh fish stands out across dishes like the Tokyo don and Pink Ranger roll. The signature Onigiri offers customizable seafood fillings, and the shrimp tempura appetizer is solid with attention to presentation.
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The lunch special costs $10 and includes an appetizer, drink, and main dish.
Happy hour offers $5 beers, making it a great time to visit.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Restaurant blends Japanese sakura flowers with Thai Esan vibes in a beautifully decorated space. Atmosphere feels cozy and welcoming despite somewhat bright lighting. Guests enjoy a unique Thai-Japanese fusion experience with authentic flavors.
Sweet and refreshing, the Thai iced tea stands out with its classic flavor. It pairs well with mango sticky rice for a balanced treat.
Fresh seafood features in dishes like the hamachi roll with generous fish meat and hamachi nigiri. The hot pot set includes seafood alongside vegetables and beef, all enhanced by a flavorful egg yolk marinade.
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Happy hour runs from 3-6pm with special pricing on select items.
Lunch specials include sushi for $18, available on weekdays.
The restaurant does not serve alcohol, focusing on food only.
Sandwich shop with a charming flamingo theme and tropical, playful design creates a cute and upbeat vibe. Music videos and a DJ add lively energy while seating is tight but clean and inviting. Known for an exceptional chicken sandwich and unique menu items, it offers more than just bubble tea.
Thai iced tea offers a perfect level of sweetness. Brown sugar boba adds a rich flavor and delicately tender texture, though boba is not always available.
Fish sandwich stands out with many seafood sandwich options available. The shrimp katsu does not impress much.
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Reservations are recommended for special events due to limited seating.
Parking is available on the street, but it can be busy during peak hours.
Combo meals are priced around $12, offering good value for a quick bite.
Small cafeteria-style spot offers upstairs booths with a decent street view and a calm, casual atmosphere. Seating is clean and well-arranged, making it suitable for quick bites or casual stops. The vibe stays relaxed without much noise or crowd.
Thai milk tea tastes rich and smooth. The Thai Tea boba offers a fun twist, with drinks rated around 7 out of 10 for flavor.
Shrimp dishes include spring rolls with a tasty, balanced fish sauce and a fried rice that blends flavors well without being greasy. The shrimp rolls vary in quality but generally lean toward good.
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Pre-order online if you're short on time for dining in.
The food is ready quickly, usually within 7 minutes during busy hours.
They only offer one size for bubble tea at $20.
Small Asian restaurant with a black and gold interior and minimalist decor creates a quiet, intimate vibe. Plants and candles add to the calm, relaxing atmosphere suitable for both date and family nights.
Served in a huge size, Thai tea comes without ice by request. It pairs well with various appetizers like crab rangoons and spicy shrimp sushi rolls.
Spicy sushi rolls like spicy tuna, scallop, and shrimp tempura stand out on the menu. Crab rangoons and shumai add variety, while miso soup is a common starter. A noticeable fish smell is present upon entering.
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The restaurant is BYOB, providing ice buckets and glasses for wine.
The lunch special offers a variety of options priced at $19.95.
Expect generous portion sizes with all menu items.
Takeout-only Thai spot with generous portions and reasonable prices offers a clean setting and good packaging. The atmosphere is casual and geared toward quick service, with some inconsistency in food quality. Popular items include appetizers like egg rolls and chicken satay skewers and authentic rice dishes.
Sweetness varies in the Thai Iced Tea, sometimes balanced and refreshing, other times overly sweet. It pairs well with dishes like crab Rangoon.
Curry Singapore and shrimp fried rice come highly recommended and often reordered. The coconut shrimp costs nearly 9 dollars but offers only three pieces and has a rubbery, chewy texture.
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The restaurant is takeout only, so plan accordingly.
Calling ahead before picking up your food is recommended.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Small space filled with plants near windows creates a cozy, homey vibe. Atmosphere stays calm and quiet, suitable for relaxed meals. Food offers affordable, flavorful Thai dishes with fresh ingredients.
Thai Tea offers a good flavor and comes in both hot and iced versions. The iced teas are notably yummy and pair well with various dishes.
Fresh fish stands out here, not frozen like in many spots. Dishes include chili baby clams, shrimp fried rice, and shrimp with lobster sauce.
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The dinner special includes three appetizers and a main course for $14.
I could order through Grubhub, and it was almost always delivered faster than the estimated time.
I was told to order online using a QR code for dining in.