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Green Leaf Thai Cuisine

4.0 (207 reviews)
ModerateThai, Pan Asian
Open • 11:00 am - 3:00 pm, 4:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago
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B29. Tom Yum Koong (Shrimp) (GF)
Briana L.

Really enjoyed our group meal at Green Leaf Thai! The server had fantastic recommendations for all parts of the menu! For appetizers, absolutely get the tigers cry. It's some of the most well marinated, tender pieces of beef! The Tom Yum soup with shrimp is enough to share with five people. For entrées, the peanut sauce was the surprise favorite. The crispy lard nar noodles were super crispy with a savory gravy. Wish the panang beef curry had more beef, but amazing curry sauce. Mango with sticky rice was well done staple. Will definitely be back!

Jada C.

When we went to Lincoln Park, Joseph suggested dining on Thai food. I agreed. I always loved dining on Thai food as tends to be my food of choice. I ordered the vegetarian Pad Kee Mao with not so much spice. Joseph ordered the chicken pad see ew with fried noodles. He said it tasted good. On my part, I liked eating it. The flavor tasted perfect. However, the server ended up being a bit curt with me when I asked if the vegetarian Pad Kee Mao did come with tofu. The server said abruptly (and a bit rudely), "No. No. it's either chicken, beef or tofu." She pointed at the menu. I said fine. The interaction made me think, she wanted to get out of there and did not want to be there anymore. While looking around the restaurant, I saw one other female customer sitting at Green Leaf Thai Cuisine. The ambience featured music by Alisha Keys, and Jay-Z and other contemporary music artists. The restaurant looks well kept.

They're cheap with the rice.
Aesha E.

This is the replacement of sorts for Opart Thai up here, though I think they just changed their name because the neighborhood rumor was that they had been having some ongoing issues. It is definitely *related* to Opart because their menu is the same and I asked when I was at the West Town location and was told it was their sister restaurant. Food is good, which is why it's kind of a bummer that I wasn't totally happy with my experience here. They arrived ten minutes later than the time they'd said they'd be here, which was already 70 minutes after I placed my order. The place is a mile away so it's not like they were driving across city; pretty disappointing. We ordered from here for Father's Day at the father's request, which was the second time ordering from this restaurant. They were earlier than their 60 minute suggested time so that was to the good. However, apparently when you add rice they replace instead of add--I added a large rice on the side because the dishes we were ordering are pretty hot and the rice helps to cut down on the heat. But imagine my surprise when JUST the rice I added was included, and not the two small rice that has in the past come with the order automatically, when I've not ordered additional rice. So instead of two small boxes of rice and the large one I ordered in addition, there was just one large rice for two entrees. Oh, and they didn't fill it to the top, as you'll see in the photo. If you're going to charge $2.50 for rice--and cut out the rice that comes as a standard accompaniment!--you need to fill the box to the top.

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Off of several recommendations, I threw my friend a bachelor party here. We had a buffet set up with Pad Se Eew, Fried Enoki Mushrooms, Green Curry, Tiger Cry, Beef Jerky, Basil Pork, Isan Sausage Balls. And topped it off with Mango Sticky Rice. All 100% recommended. All of the guys literally had great things to say about the food and were even asking for the recipes. A big chunk of us are Thai so we've definitely had a lot to compare to. Can't say enough about the service, and about the owner/Manager Deer. He was very attentive to us and made sure we had everything that we needed. He also took the time on a busy Friday night to hang out with us for a bit. I live out in the Northwest Suburbs of Chicago but this place is well worth the drive and I'll definitely be coming back.

Eric W.

I love Thai food! Green leaf is one of my local go tos for takeout and we decided to try dine in and we were really pleased with the experience. Very solid entree dishes especially pad see ew (with crispy noodles). And peanut lovers dish! Their tiger cry and Tom yum soup make great appetizers. Would recommend you get a reservation , as we walked in and they were able to accommodate. Very busy on Friday nights. Cool atmosphere for hanging out with people or just grabbing a quick dinner. #thai #asian

Joe C.

We came here just randomly strolling Lincoln park. It's a pretty nice spot as per the interior. Lots of wood and Thai art. They linked up three lots to make a big space. I got pad see iew with chicken and I opted for crispy fried noodles. She had veggie pad kee Mao. Everything thing was pretty tasty. I've been honestly craving crispy noodles so it was a good that's offered for half of their noodle dishes. Service was ok-ish, like an air of impatience. Not really cordial but getting the job done. I think it was late on a Sunday before a holiday and was pretty empty and looked like staff just wanted to get out. But I liked it and the food was really tasty. I'd try again on a regular night.

Right:   H89. Jungle Curry (GF) Left: I97. Catfish Prik Chu-chi (GF)
Emily B.

We got to go, and the food was fine. Crab Rangoon has a strong celery flavor, and the pad tide does not have enough brightness of flavor for us. We had our own limes thankfully. It was ready when we got there though.

Winnie C.

Located in downtown Lincolnwood. Parking can be tricky as many neighborhoods are permit only. This restaurant is right off the Western stop on the brown line. The interior decor was traditional Thai and the restaurant was not well lit. Service was attentive and quick. Food was subpar and came in small portion. We tried their seafood soup which was mostly water and imitation crab. The squash curry, one of their signature dishes, was creamy. However, the squash was kinda hard. We also ordered their whole chicken, also their signature dish, it tasted like rotisserie chicken at any grocery store... I really wanted to like the restaurant as they seemed to want to promote authentic Thai cuisine... Needs to pay attention to the quality and freshness of their food .

January 2022
Allison T.

I was so saddened when Thai Opart closed down but when I saw Green Leaf opened up, we gave it a try. We tried several times takeout during the pandemic. I have never dined in. I was a bit disappointed about the menu prices because although Apps like DoorDash are easy to order, I gave them a phone call to place order and found that the price is the same as the App. Customer service is very nice. Fair warning: their food in general is on the SWEET side. I don't mind my food sweet, so it's ok for me. Pro tip: if your order is more than $50, mention free crab Rangoon when calling. Here's what we ordered: +3 moo ping (a10) $8.99 each my kids absolutely love it. Each order comes with 6 (I think?) sticks. Each of my kid can eat the whole order so hence 3 orders. It's like the pork skewer street food in Thailand. +1 sticky rice $3 a must order to accompany moo ping +1 vegetable pad see ew (d47) $10.59 +1 pad kra praow (g77) $10.99 +1 tofu pad thai (d44) $10.59 +1 tofu Penang curry (h82) $12.59 +1 side thin rice noodle $3 +Free crab Rangoon +Thai Iced Tea $3.99 Will definitely order takeout again.

A9. Tofu Satay
Ali B.

Delicious Thai food! Thai is one of my favorite meals to get out, green leaf was amazing. It was walking distance from where my sister and I had taken a yoga class. My sister got for tofu satay and I got the khao soy with vegetables instead of protein. The khao soy was creamy and spicy , the veggies were soft and delicious. I had some of the cucumbers that came with my sisters tofu too and they were good. My sister loved the khao soy too. Definitely reasonable prices too for a large portion. Really glad we came here.

Wonton soup, beef broccoli, pad see eww
Samara L V.

Disgusting, don't waste your time. The food tastes grosss. The beef is practically white and doesn't taste like beef either. DIGUSTING!!!!!!!

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There are no poor choices here. Green Leaf has been consistent and delicious (and fast service) for years. Still a fav' of mine!

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11 months ago

Delicious Thai food. I love spice and medium was on the far end of what I would do. Probably go for the mild then add spice on my own.

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food is good but portions on entrees are much smaller than normal considering what you're paying

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Food is always fantastic, take-out or dine-in. I could eat the yellow curry every day. And always kind and friendly service!

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