Excellent service with very friendly staff in a spotlessly clean environment. The food was…read moreoutstanding, with bold and well-balanced flavours and spices. We particularly enjoyed the chicken pad Thai and the spring rolls both were absolutely delicious!!

Chili Thai is my faaaav Thai place in Ottawa. Their food is always so fresh and flavourful plus…read moreLola and the team are always very kind! You can tell that the team cooks and serves with so much love and passion for what they do. I'm a believer that this helps make the food taste even better ;) From the outside, Chili Thai can be easily missed since it's in a little strip off of St. Joseph with other businesses packed together. There isn't room to really sit and eat there, but there is room to stand to pick up your order. Parking is a bit tight and limited since it's shared with the other businesses, so be patient because this place is definitely worth the wait. Even walking by, you can smell the aromas coming out of this gem and they can make anyone drool! I ordered the Pad Thai with Shrimp ($16.95) at a medium spiciness level. It was really tasty but a little too hot for my liking. It was my first time trying medium instead of mild though with this dish, so now I know to go with mild like I usually do. I also got an order of Fresh Spring Rolls with Shrimp and Peanut Sauce ($9.95). The order comes with two rolls. They were also delicious and I absolutely love their peanut sauce. Chili Thai is on the pricier side for Thai take out, but to me it's worth it because you can tell that everything is high quality and the dishes are of good size. I definitely recommend checking them out next time you're in Orleans!

Price 3/5 $40+ for 4 appetizers…read more Food 1/5 chicken was yesterday cold and poorly reheated. Rolls were broken and with 1 (I will spell it for you Karl) ONE shrimp cut in two for the whole roll. Service 4/5 take out by phone Location 4/5 free parking. Will I be back? No.

We ordered online and had our food delivered. Prices were very high for small portions but I have…read morenever eaten at the restaurant so I'm not sure what it's like when you dine-in. Everything we tried was very tasty, I would order again if not for the price.

What I had was amazing and will be going again soon. I am planning a get together there.read more

Maybe once a year, we get takeout from T'Basil. Every time, we wonder why we don't eat this more…read moreoften. It's easily one of the best tasting foods east of Bank Street. We've eaten in their private room once for my birthday, but we prefer our own home. Every item is so flavourful and of excellent quality. The service is efficient, pleasant. Come on, discover it, it's amazing food! Try something unknown.

Always consistently good Vietnamese food. Phò is great and options for the kids including fried…read morebanana desserts. Service is always fast even during busy lunchtimes. Overall location, lots of parking, friendly staff, and can tailor meals if asked. IMHO best Vietnamese restaurant in Orleans.

Been here a few times before. Workers are very nice and easy to talk to. Pho is pretty good as well…read more and I would know cause I absolutely love pho. We also order chicken wings but they were very small and not really worth the money. Honestly I do think its a nice little restaurant, so check it out. Heads up they don't tap at this location.

I ordered the Thai Dinner for 4 for my parents and I. Overall, the food was ok, but I wasn't too…read moreimpressed. I would rank it on par with food court Thai food, like Thai Express in terms of taste, but the prices were higher than at food courts. This location is takeout and delivery only. Absolutely no place to sit and eat. Their full service restaurant is on St. Joseph. The Thai Dinner for 4 consisted of 8 spring rolls, 10 gyoza, chicken pad thai, chicken coconut curry, basil beef, 2 steamed rice, and fortune cookies, for $66.95, plus tax. When you pick up and your order exceeds $50 before taxes you get your choice of California rolls, fried rice or potstickers for free. I chose the California rolls. The spring rolls were hot and crispy and had a very strong five spice aroma to it. They were vegetarian with cabbage, carrots, onions, bean sprouts, and vermicelli noodles. These were actually better than typical food court spring rolls. The gyoza were very good. They were crispy on the outside and filled with pork and cabbage. The chicken pad thai was really bland and plain. It was mostly noodles, with a few slices of chicken. There were minimal vegetables, only a few slices of celery, onions and some beans sprouts. The menu said it contained carrots, but I didn't see or taste any. I was disappointed with this dish :( The chicken coconut curry had more flavour, but had way too many onions in my opinion. It also had broccoli, zucchini, celery, carrots, and mushrooms. It was a tiny bit spicy. The basil beef also had too many onions in my opinion. It had the exact same vegetables as the curry dish. The sauce was a bit spicier than the curry. The rice was good, not too mushy nor too dry. The free California rolls were ok. The avocado and cucumbers tasted fresh. They tasted better than grocery store sushi like at Loblaws, but not as good as fast food sushi like Sushi Shop or Sushi Go, at least that is my opinion. I called in my order and was told it would take an hour. Their estimate was accurate, as they were just finishing up my order when I arrived an hour later. Service was courteous. The restaurant is in the Millennium Plaza at Trim and Innes. It's right next to Yalla Yalla, and in the same plaza as Sobeys and CIBC Bank. Lots of free parking.

Seriously...seriously....seriously...as good as it gets!…read more Sushi was super fresh and hella tasty! Ordered the California roll and avocado roll. The California roll had mayo inside the roll which made it more melt in your mouth goodness. Avocado roll was buttery and delicious! Rice was perfectly seasoned and super fresh! They weren't stingy with the avocado in the rolls either! Also ordered hot and sour soup, almond guy ding, crispy beef (for the hubby), spring roll (which thankfully DID NOT taste like deep fryer oil...it was AH-MAZING!) , egg rolls and a won ton soup. Everything came nicely packed, and the delivery was pretty quick, especially when they noted to us that they were super busy and delivery might take a bit longer. Seriously, with this restaurant having such a diverse and yummy menu, I am not even going to waste my time ordering from other asian restaurants anymore when this place seriously hits the spot every time.

Finally we found some decent Chinese food...once eat in / once take out…read more Food arrived at table steaming hot! Downside of eating in is that the ventilation is not that great so you will leave with clothes smelly a bit greasy. Take out was on time and hot. Interesting t hat our General Tsao was packaged with sauce separate so we could add at home and the breaded chicken would not get soggy. We will do take out here more often.

The food is fresh and excellent. The service is terrific and personabl. We love spending time here…read moreand enjoying great food and customer service.

This is my absolute favourite Thai restaurant in Ontario. I keep trying out other Thai-specific…read moreplaces, and I've yet to find one that matches up with Thum's Kitchen. Once upon a time, this restaurant used to be a very small kiosk located alongside a rural road in the small village of Moose Creek. It was very popular as a take-out sort of venue, and the menu was far more limited back then. Eventually, the family expanded and moved their business out to the city of Cornwall, taking over a large Bavarian-style building that has housed a litany of restaurants that never seemed to stick around for very long. Not so for Thum's, however. This place is a cornerstone in Cornwall. It's very popular and if you plan on going on the weekends and evenings later on in the week, I suggest you call in and make a reservation just in case. The hours are a little strange, and there's been a few times I've driven down there on a whim only to find out it was closed (I'm one of those lazy persons who doesn't bother to learn businesses' hours of operations. I know, I know!) This place is authentic. The decor is extensive with a lot of unique pieces from Thailand. Not your typical travel posters and framed prints. There are huge carved wood sculptures, 3D reliefs on the walls, etc. The tablecloths are culturally-inspired, the silverware is unique enough that I've had to restrain myself from pocketing an elephant-ended fork on more than one occasion. Lastly, the music is good, and the clothing worn by the servers is traditional Thai, as well. It's an entire production, to say the least, and it's lovely. The menu is probably the most extensive I've witnessed as well. It's also peppered with little anecdotes and factoids about Thailand, including country facts, food and eating customs, and do's and don'ts of etiquette. The food itself is amazing, I've sampled and had several of their dishes over the years, but I am going to personally confess that I ended up going for my own personal sweet, sweet addiction- red curry. They make a mean Gang Dang. In fact, I haven't even found this specific dish anywhere else, nor have I had a dish with bamboo shoots in Ontario that wasn't from a can *except* at Thum's Kitchen. They use fresh, and it's an entirely different creature all together. Buttery yet crisp at the same time. Oh yeah, baby. Bathrooms are downstairs and are suitable and serviceable enough. The only downside I can find about this place is that it doesn't seem to be wheelchair accessible. I may have missed a side or alternate entrance, though, so don't take my word for it on that-- call first and see because I may be wrong on that note.

This place is decorated with Thai accessories and old wooden furniture from the previous business I…read moreguess. The staff, mostly women are dressed in what I presume is traditional wear. It seems that it is family run. They have a broad thai menu. I stay away from curries so I prefer stir fries. I enjoyed a pork and veggie dish. I scared them by asking low spice level. It was nice but needed more heat. I added spicy oil to get more flavour. I enjoyed my lunch.