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Thithi's Restaurant

4.1 (410 reviews)
ModerateThai, French, Vietnamese
Open • 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM
Updated 2 months ago

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Classy
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Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials

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Rosa F.

This place has two parking lots, one in the front and when the back It's a very fancy high-end comfortable Zen a little loud, but very delicious Our server Fabiola did fantastic

Pad see ew chicken
Pearl M.

We went for Mother's Day, and hot to sit in the outdoor pods they have in the parking lot. It was nice to have the pod to ourselves! The staff was super friendly and attentive. Overall the food was okay, not the best Thai, but not the worst. I don't love it when Thai places use American broccoli for their dishes. The food wasn't the most authentic, but it tasted good. It was very very expensive for what it was. We probably won't go back, the cost isn't worth what we got.

Lamb chops and chicken skewers
Jasmine N.

Very good and strong drinks. I believe I got a rum punch or something similar. It was strong Ang delicious. The food was very good, I just didn't like that the snapper had all that sauce and vegetables over it in a sweet sauce. The fish itself was good the land and chicken were delicious, however the plate needed a vegetable with the meal. My cousins love the catfish and fried rice. Definitely worth giving this place a try.

Ashley A.

My mom has raved over the martinis at Thithi's so I had to check it out for myself when I came in town to visit. We went on a Friday night and it was not too busy although the parking lot was full (both sides are on small and tight). Our party of 4 was seated quickly and the table attendants brought us water. Our waiter was very attentive and made sure to note spice levels and the way certain items were prepared which was appreciated. I ordered the peachy tequila martini and it was great. It was filled to the brim and strong so I definitely got my money's worth. For food, we ordered the Vietnamese wings, thai chicken fried rice, beef lover, and garlic chicken. The beef lover was really heavy on the vegetables and I would've liked more meat but it was tasty. I know I will be back for sure.

Crispy Basil Catfish
Melanie L.

My fellow Aquarius friend and I recently dined in at Thithi's Restaurant for a belated birthday celebration, and it was such a great experience from start to finish. For food, everything hit the mark. I ordered the Garlic Peppery Shrimp, which was perfectly seasoned and full of bold flavor, along with the Thai Egg Rolls, crisp and satisfying. My friend had the Crispy Basil Catfish, which was cooked beautifully, and for an appetizer she chose the Crab and Cream Cheese Crispy Rolls. The drinks deserve their own moment. We celebrated with cocktails from their extensive drink menu. My friend enjoyed Sidecars, while I tried the Guava-tini and the Jungle Bird. They were so good that I completely forgot to take pictures--always the sign of a great cocktail! Between the flavorful food, fun drinks, and relaxed celebratory vibe, this was the perfect spot for a birthday dinner (or any special occasion). I'll definitely be back and highly recommend dining in if you're looking for great food and cocktails, as well as personable service. I will be sure to capture some of the wonderful cocktails on my next visit.

Front door. View from parking lot
Lisa R.

I went to a private celebration which was located in one of Thithi's party rooms and it was my first time eating there. The food and drinks were phenomenal! Staff was attentive, efficient and friendly. Some guests requested gluten free and the restaurant definitely had those options. The place is large enough for small parties and very large parties. I had a pomegranate drink (amazing) and appetizers to start (egg rolls and green bean tempura). Dinner: a variety of dishes was served family style. I loved every dish! We could choose from one or each dish with Shrimp, Chicken or Beef. Highly recommended! Excellent food, drinks, vibes and service! Cheers!~

Massaman Chicken Curry
Felicia D.

Generally, I think the food here is overpriced. I've said this before and that still holds true. The location and the taste do not add up to the prices of the dishes. We started with the calamari. It was bland. The batter was not crispy and the slices were too thick and so very chewy. I had the massaman curry. I enjoyed it. It had heat and the sweetness from the pineapples. One thing that really baffled me was how much curry came with the dish in comparison to the small side of rice. I needed more rice. Lastly, we shared a slice of chocolate cake and really enjoyed it. It was definitely decadent so a little goes a long way. My sister had the pad see-ew. I tried it and I've had much better. It was missing something. Similarly, my dad had the sesame chicken. He was expecting a sweet tamarind sauce but it missed the mark for him. He added sweet and sour to it to get the desired result. Overall, I give 3/5.

Kayla N.

Man oh man. I love a good neighborhood hotspot and this one ranks near the top for me. I'm not from Chicago, but this place will be a must visit whenever I'm in town now. I ordered the red curry and my friend ordered the Pad Woon Sen. We also shared some veggie egg rolls. The martini menu was the star of the show. It took me a second to decide but I ended up choosing the green tea martini and the tajin mango martini. The selection is huge! Both were superb! The atmosphere is small and intimate. You can tell locals love it here. Definitely anxious to go back! P

Pomegranate Martini
Money F.

Thi Thi's is such a casual, comfortable spot to hang with your loved ones! Their extensive martini has something for everyone created with any liqueur you enjoy. The bartender is phenomenal. My favorites are the Italicus and Lychee. Their food is good and always comes out of the kitchen hot! I can always count on them for a good drink and fresh food.

Pad Thai
Erin M.

I liked the pad Thai and had a dirty martini was good. They didn't have the right liquor for my friend's cocktail which is odd for a place known for a good martini.

Pad Thai with shrimp and scallops along with Crispy Coconut Fish and rice
Shandalay T.

Once again Thithi's delivers, delicious cuisine, superb beverages to suit any taste, excellent service, along with a comfortable vibe .

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The atmosphere is a 10/10. They literally have a never ending martini menu! The food is so amazing and fresh.

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Great service, and even better food. Portions are huge so you can definitely split. Also gotta try their martinis.

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Really fabulous fusion of Vietnamese, Thai, and French flavors. Good cocktail list too.

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Great service, good food, and oh yes the cocktails are wonderful. I truly enjoyed dining at this restaurant.

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Love Thithi's restaurant! Good food, nice ambiance and colorful cocktails. Would recommend to a friend!

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Incredible drinks great food. Extensive menu of both, good portions, a great date spot in an area that has so few.

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