Thai Smile

Good restaurant that's well established. The food is as good as I remeber it. Good portions, flavor and reasonably priced. Satay chicken comes in 4 pieces with traditional peanut sauce along with cucumber side. We also had Pad Thai, Green curry, and Pad Siew.You can always ask for the ground chilli, chilli sauce and fish sauce w Thai chili if you're on the adventures side and like things spicy. Cheers!

my partner and I have been looking for a very good thai spot seeming the one we used to go to closed it's doors. Then we came across Thai Smile. Walking in the atmosphere is chill, Food was very good from the crab Rangoon and the egg rolls down to the main entrees which were chicken pad Thai & catfish garlic. We asked for medium spicy and that's what we got. Every bite was delicious. We recommend you try out Thai Smile for yourself if you are looking for a good place to eat. We left content and full. 🤙🤙

Found this little gem tucked along/off Harlem Ave (Palos Heights,Il). It’s BYOB.The food was good quality, fresh, moderately sized portions, & lunch for two was about $50. Here are a couple pics of the inside dining area, crab rangoon, spring rolls. Forgot to take pics before we dived in. Still, I’d recommend this spot for a local Thai lunch. It’s kind of dark inside, and the outside doesn’t have much curb appeal, but for lunch, it was just fine.

I was a little worried due to recent poor reviews, but we decided to see for ourselves. Ordered a red curry dish and pad thai. Everything was nicely cooked, fresh ingredients. Just wish it would've been spicier. Better restaurants usually ask how spicy you want it. We did ask for some chili sauce to ramp up to the spice level I prefer. Nice Thai decor, free parking. Not bad overall.

I ordered the drunken noodles. I had a ton of noodles no meat no gravy lots of broccoli. It was just awful. It didn’t even taste like Thai food. Thai dish had a bad taste to it. The dish was dry as a bone. Eat here at your own risk.