I've been to many Thai restaurants in the Valley but this place has the best Thai food hands down. Pad Thai, Pad Siew, and Panang curry are to die for. I don't live close to this place so I'm always trying to find a place near me that will match it but I haven't found one yet. If I'm around the area, I'd definitely stop by and get some food. read more

It was nice inside but the food was very disappointing. I've heard a lot about this place and we finally went. I'm an Asian American and none of this tasted like Asian food at all. It genuinely tasted overly sugary. The meat was juicy but not my cup of tea. The pad sie ew was so sweet like we were eating sugary cereal. Cocktails were fine.it was just very off putting and grossed me out to where I couldn't have more than a few bites. Made me super nauseous. The pork was good meat and cooked very tender but it was just so nauseating. I probably won't be going back again. read more

What nobody mentions is how good the homemade chocolate cake is. Best in phoenix. Sometimes when I am in the area if not hungry I will stop by just to get the cake. read more

I was so excited to eat here after watching the food channel and then very disappointed when we came here. Don't get me wrong the staff was friendly and the atmosphere was nice. We chose to eat outside because it was beautiful. We ordered the pork hash and it was delicious. I got a chicken fried rice. I was disappointed in the selection for that and other items. We got the ribs. That was awesome. Mango cheesecake is a cheesecake with mango on top of it. I guess I was expected it to be cooked into it. Overall the food is mediocre nothing to rave about. read more

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The food was ok, service slow even though it wasn't crowded when we first got there - it did however get very busy 30 mins after, around noon. The only thing I really liked about this place was the unsweetened iced green tea. I got the chicken pad Thai which was ok - decent price at $8.95 but if you want a spring roll it's another $1.50, and soup another $1.50. The soup of the day was egg drop soup and it was really gross - bad after taste like dirt, so didn't end up eating it. I know it's a lunch rush but the wait staff wasn't attentive and took the food so long to come out, especially comparing it to other Thai places in the area. I doubt I'll come back. read more

Wild Thaiger - I usually love egg drop soup but this did not taste good - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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I ate here at the suggestion of a friend. This place was featured on Triple D but I'm not sure why. It's not a dive and while the dishes that were on the show are good, the curries and the basil dishes are so much better than their dumplings. Everything was very good and when in Phoenix, this restaurant is now part of my rotation. read more

Probably the best panang curry ive ever had. if you order it as is, off the menu, its got a little kick, but its so rich in consistency and dense with flavor. their pricing is reasonable and the staff is real nice. everything was fresh and sauteed to a crispy texture. would come back 10/10 read more

I had takeout from Wild Thaiger, so I am commenting on the food only. It was absolutely delicious! Fresh, crispy vegetables, heavenly sauces. I will definitely return! read more

Had the Mu Yang and Thai iced coffee. Both were absolutely delicious. The Mu Yang was so unique and fresh. Service was quick and friendly.

Place was highly recommended and after seeing DDD wanted to visit for first time. We're from out of town and wanted to eat at Wild Thaiger. The issue was their lack of customer service; we were waiting for about 20 minutes even before we were even acknowledged. During which now at this point we were told there is a 15 minute wait. During the whole time of the 20 minutes at the hostesses platform, NEVER did any of the staff even say hi or acknowledge us even as they buzzed very quickly to go around us. To me that was rude and just bad customer interaction. The remark about being short staffed was mentioned but that in itself is not an excuse for being rude. I'd have more respect for the staff right off the bat of they'd mention the long wait due to lack of adequate staffing. A simple hi goes a long way. read more

I don't write reviews of everywhere I dine. Many deserve raves, some deserve boos. It's because I'm getting older and kind of out of time and lazier. But I enjoyed tonight's meal, even though I didn't do my usual overkill of ordering too many items to pack up a ton of things to take home for a few days of extra meals. My guest and I were going to the symphony so it wasn't practical. What we did order was delicious, though the ingredients selected were a guaranteed home run. Despite that, I have dined at restaurants that have managed to screw up crab meat, shrimp, and pork. Not here! I wanted a nice cold beer but it's available everywhere so instead I ordered Thai iced tea, something I love, and know will cut the heat that my wimpy tongue is not good at handling even in the mild stage and it was refreshing and perfect. For appetizers we started with the Dragon Eggz, a pork, shrimp, and crab dumpling, which I will say in future I will order steamed instead of fried, because in succumbing to the allure of crispiness, because the tops are open I feel I deprived myself of some of the delicateness of the filling. We also ordered the Crab Island, which are fried wonton skins that are used as a cup to hold a crab salad with avocado and are just delightful. For entrees I deliberately ordered the Mu Yang, because I fill up easy, and it incorporated pork skewers that were served with two sides I wanted to try- green papaya salad, and sticky coconut rice. The papaya salad is on a heat level of mild, made of papaya cut on a mandoline tossed in a chili tamarind dressing with grape tomato. The pork was juicy and tender. I did need my tea to cut the heat of the green chili tamarind dressing, but I reiterate that I am a lightweight on heat. My guest had the Pineapple Prawns, a total 5 of which were easily U-15 shrimp expertly prepared in the lightest dusting of panko and artfully arranged on the rectangular platter with pineapple, tomato, and broccoli in a tangy sauce and a side of jasmine rice. He raved about it. We really enjoyed our dinner and there was no room for dessert. When we return that will have to be taken into consideration by a longer duration on a non-symphony evening, or a night out on the patio with cocktails and appetizers on a very comfy sectional sofa under the ambient lighting and patio heaters in the coming months. read more

The Wild Thaiger is so bomb! Must try the Pork skewer that comes with the coconut rice. It was legit one of the best things I've ever had. For appetizers I had the chicken roll up ( wrong name ) But it was a pan fried chicken egg roll almost. Anyway so so so good. For main entrees I recommend the fat rice noodles. We tried two kinds and both were amazing. read more

This place is so worth the stars, the drive, the good word from triple D's...whatever excuse you need to make to get here DO IT! We enjoyed outdoor seating on the patio with the heaters and intimate lighting when we stopped in. We were serviced right away and found the service to continue at a high end all the way through. I had the red curry chicken dish, I forget what the purple crisps were but in any case they were delicious, the portion was so much that I got two meals out of it. The curry was fantastic with just a slight kick and packed with flavor. YUM read more

Wild Thaiger - Red curry chicken - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Cocktails, apps and food were solid. Ordered peanut sauce chicken with veggies. Very tasty. Service was fast and efficient. We will be back.

Just finished an excellent meal here with my daughter. It was a very short walk from our hotel. Had the Dragon Eggz, steamed, the yellow curry and the Mu Yang. Restaurant was clean and well staffed. Immediate seating. Good Lao dark beer etc. I would go back. read more

Although I was aware of the ratings beforehand, this place was recommended by staff members at the hotel we were staying at-- as well as Triple D. So what the heck, we gave it a shot. There was two other parties in the restaurant when we arrived for lunch on a Saturday, and by the time we ordered another 4 parties had arrived. Right off the bat our waitress seemed impatient and not very friendly, which isn't a good start to anyone's experience. I didn't see anyone else on the floor so she must've been the only one waiting on the tables. We started off with some veggie and chicken rolls-- which were nothing memorable. My dish was the pad Thai which again, nothing that id recommend or come back for. It lacked in flavor, and had some sort of dry pepper flakes on it which I've never had before whenever ordering this familiar dish. The other two dishes that were ordered at my table were decent in flavor but nothing special. At least the ice tea was pleasant! I've come to assume the hype is all from Triple D, otherwise... I just don't get it? read more

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Looked small and parking is in the back. Friendly staff and amazing food. Mi Dang was great, everyone loved what they had.

The dragon balls come in 6. They were very flavorful , I recommend 1/2 crispy and 1/2 steamed. ( I did not find them spicy even with the jalapeño on them. ) The chicken satay was very good also service was quick and friendly. read more

I'm a big Thai food fan and I've enjoyed the restaurant and it's gracious owner and staff for almost 2 decades now but I only recently realized just how brilliant and complex the menu is. I've always enjoyed their special rib dinner but finally caught on to how well complemented the vegetables and sticky rice with green chili sauce are. Mixing all of these delicious flavors together instead of just going at the ribs took me to new flavor heights. Bravo. read more

Had a great meal. Ordered the Candy Chicken (Orange Chicken). Very good. Recommend. To any Thai fan. We will be back.

We just found our new favorite Thai place. Food is great, service is fast and friendly, atmosphere is warm and inviting. Been twice and had the corn fritters both times. Had the Panang Curry and Pad Thai. Took me back to my days in Bangkok. read more

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Best panang curry and spicy noodles! The service was great; we came 30 minutes before closing time and they were very accommodating. read more

Wild Thaiger - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

Ordered the veggie rolls, veggie tofu pad thai and the coconut banana dessert. Food was made to order and tasted really good. Service was phenomenal. I would highly recommend this to anyone looking for healthy tasty meal. read more

Wild Thaiger - Veggie tofu pad Thai - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

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The food in my opinion is just okay. If you are looking for Thai food that's catered to the American palette then this place is for you. I been spoiled by traditional Thai food growing up in Los Angeles and going to Thailand 3 times.The portions are tiny and the flavor was just okay for the price. In my opinion, it's overpriced. If you are looking for authentic flavorful Thai food in the valley. Check out Reign of Thai in North Phoenix! read more

Food was bland and the service was mediocre. Waitress didn't listen to our requests.

Authentic and delicious whole in the wall. Easy to miss if you do not know where it is. The food here is fantastic and portions are decent. This is one of my partners and is favorite casual date night places in downtown Phoenix. The only down size is that it has limited seating so the wait for a table can be long depending on your party size and time you show. The outdoor seating is great when the weather cools down. A fun fact is that this restaurant was featured on Diners drive ins and dives hosted by Guy Fieri and they have his spray painted autograph framed on the wall. read more

Been wanting to try this place for awhile ever since I saw it on diner,drive in and dives.. they have couple of ur usual menu items u will find in any other Thai restaurants like pad Thai, different types of curry and etc.. my friend and I ordered the "dragon eggs" which are dumplings u can either have it steamed or crispy or half and half.. and the chicken egg rolls .. then I ordered the spicy boat dish which was pretty good.. never seen it anywhere else and my friend ordered a chicken dish.. we both enjoyed our meals.. this place is small, I suggest coming early before any lunch or dinner rush because it does get crowded pretty fast.. they have their own private parking lot in the back.. read more

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Tried several things over a few trips, enjoyed everything we tried. Service was great and food was fabulous

This is a stellar Thai spot in Phoenix. Although it can be pricey for groups, there is something for everyone. I love the different takes on the traditional dishes that chef brings to the next level; with the added flavor in the papaya salad & classic pad Thai. Curry is always a little on the spicy side for the non spicy eaters in our house, so the Hot octopus (hot dog for kids) is a favorite of ours! read more

Always the best service good....don't miss mango cheese cake favorite pad cha seafood....

The staff and the food is absolutely amazing. They are bending over backward to keep you safe as you enjoy an amazing meal and try to seem normal in this crazy times. Just a great night out. And the organic coffee by Cult is great. read more

Wild Thaiger - The organic coffee and the chicken egg rolls. - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

The service is amazing! I had one of their specialty drinks from their drinks from their menu (watermelon mojito) and it was so good...worth every penny! Moving on to the food. For my appetizer, I got the crispy chicken rolls. It came with a choice of 2 Sauces: hot or mild. I didn't try the hot sauce because I am not able to really have too much spicy food. . The mild which I'm assuming was a sweet-and-sour sauce, was so good that I started dipping my prawns in it. For my entree which was off of the dinner menu, I chose to get the pineapple prawns. The prawns were pretty large (I as they are supposed to be). It came with a sauce that contains broccoli, potatoes, tomatoes, onions, pineapple, and was a little spicy. Even though the menu doesn't say that this is a spicy dish if you don't like spicy food then this is probably not for you. I am a wimp when it comes to spicy food so this was pretty spicy for me. I don't know how the dinner is plated because I got the meals to go. So fortunately they put the sauce on the side so it was and on Everything. The prawns meal came with rice. The rice is traditional Thai rice which is really good. As far as the overall appearance of the restaurant I do like the atmosphere. The cleanliness of the restaurant is decent considering the fact that it is a mature establishment. I really enjoyed the food at this place. The food is amazing and I am not over exaggerating!!! read more

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Friendly service! Loved it the food was delicious & when they mean Thai spicy it is definitely Thai spicy. read more

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Food is terrible here. The only thing I can say is that they have great fresh rolls & the food presentation is nice but that is it!! Lacks flavor and not worth the price. read more

Best thai food in town possibly... like many before me have said the spice is just right, the temple if fire lives up to its name and I love it. 24k while not worth it's weight in gold (seen those gold prices ?) definitely is my favorite dish on the menu The one at minus is simply because the service has been spotty at best and I had one item which I thankfully forgot about which wasn't anything at all. In fact I didn't want to go back till thai Rama had that can plow in and we were at a loss. I'm most definitely glad I did go back and having said that I will keep going back . Oh and btw that mango cheese cake is the truth. That is legit and I wonder how I went through life not hiking to mix up my fav 2 things mangoes and cheese ! Perhaps if they fix up their service I will up it to five stars until then it's a 4.5 place read more

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We got chicken pad Thai as a tester dish for this place and while the flavors were incredible, it was REALLY dry. Granted we got take-out, so that may have had something to do with it, but just a bit more sauce would have made a world of difference. I also asked for one with peanuts on the side (it's a texture thing for my husband); the lady taking my order kind of snickered, which I thought was odd, but she repeated it back to me accurately so I didn't think much of it. Lo and behold, they both had peanuts on them. Not a huge deal, just weird and annoying. The dragon eggs were delicious, though. read more

A-OK is a good way to describe this place. I havent had anything mind blowing but it's a good thai place if youre in the neighborhood. I don't think that it was TV worthy, but maybe I just didnt get the right dish. Try it out and see if it fits your taste. The interior is cute and a nice date night spot or a night out with the girls. read more

Very good thai food! They were quick and it tasted amazing. Beautiful setting inside the restaurant as well! This is a great thai food place in phoenix and I would recommend. service was quick enough for me to get my food and eat on an hour lunch break. read more

Having just moved apartments and being too lazy to take my dishes out of a box which was stacked under 6 more boxes (hey, I'm tired), I decided to head out for the the late afternoon/evening to explore the 'hood and end with a good bite to eat. Sure, I moved less than a mile from where I used to live, but anyway... After running around doing a bunch of stuff, I thought about grabbing some Thai food. I've driven by Wild Thaiger a number of times but hadn't eaten there yet. So, today was the day. Given that I was dining solo tonight, I brought a book to read. I went in and the place was packed. I told the hostess I'd rather sit outside on the patio since it was more quiet. So I sat around and waited for a while as I was listening to, well, Arabic pop music wafting through the speakers (don't get me wrong, I like Arabic music a lot, but at a Thai restaurant?). 5 minutes later the hostess came back out with my water. But it was10 minutes after that which my server finally showed up. Strike number one. I ordered the Wild Wrap (spicy diced chicken that you eat by rolling it up in cabbage leaves) and the Holy Basil Chicken. About 15 minutes later the appetizer came. The server then promptly left without giving me any napkin or other utensils. Strike two. I walked back inside and flagged down a different waitress to ask for napkins. She looked at me funny. I told her, "Hey, the other guy didn't give me any napkins, what can you do?" So I ate the Wild Wrap. Not so great. I've had much better elsewhere (namely San Francisco). Still edible, but I wasn't really enjoying it. 10 minutes later the waiter came with the holy basil chicken. "You don't have any utensils?" "No, you didn't give me any." "Oh." So instead of the paper napkin the other waitress gave me, I finally get a cloth napkin with a fork and knife. I'm now sitting hoping the dish is going to be worth all this waiting and extraneous trouble. It wasn't. The sauce was alright, I guess, but the chicken pieces were dry and I'd give the whole dish just 3 stars. Throughout this entire time no one came outside once to check on how I was doing or to refill my water. I was beginning to get bad flashbacks to my Autumn Court experience. Strike three. Wild Thaiger was out. 5 minutes after I finished the waitress came out to refill my water (um, I'm done) and told me she'd go get my check. No "Would you like dessert?" because apparently single guys with books don't eat dessert. The waiter comes out 5 minutes later with the bill and gives a super friendly thank you. Uh, thanks for being nice and all now, but this is the first time I've seen you since you put the plate on my table. I don't know if because I brought a book with me that these people summed up that "he must be a lousy tipper so we don't need to pay much attention to him." WRONG. I'm a great tipper if and when I get good service. For whichever reason I was ignored, though, my tip's going to reflect that. As is my Yelp review. SUMMARY: Food was ok. Not all too special. I've had better Thai food with a lot more choices on the menu at other restaurants in the Phoenix metro. Regardless of the food, the service wasn't a winner. Maybe I should wear an Armani suit next time around. read more

Wild Thaiger - Thai Near Me - Phoenix, Arizona

I went to Wild Thaiger several years ago and loved it. After seeing it featured on Diners, Drive-ins and Dives I decided to go back. What a disappointment. The dragon eggs were hard and unexceptional. The pad Thai was dry and tasted like it had been made earlier in the day and then heated up in the microwave. The ginger fish was dry and fishy tasting. The best part of the meal was the ginger Manhattan cocktail. A really sad experience. read more