Thailicious

Decided on the Pad Thai since that is typically my go to for Thai. I asked for spicy and was given two choices of Thai spicy or American spicy, I chose the Thai spicy. It had very good flavor, but I realize now that Thai spicy was a bit too much for me and I should’ve went with the American spicy. Overall it was very good and I was definitely happy with food and service.

Delicious food, excellent service. Have the duck and have it prepared Thai hot. To die for. Dumplings excellent and Pad Thai with beef was done perfectly. Will definitely be back. Do not skip this place, you will regret it.

Really good place for Thai very reasonable prices. Excellent Service and excellent food. I order the thai noodle soup with chicken not spicy but delicious. My wife order the Pai thai mild and it was not spicy enough but she was warned about it. Already planning next visit.

Food was ok. Nothing to write home about. Nothing too special, but typical. Wait staff was friendly. Had the Nam Sod for the first time and it reminded me of a gingery taco salad with ground beef.

I have to start off by saying, I ordered take out so I cannot attest to the service when dining in.
My boyfriend and I were craving some spicy Thai food at 7:00ish in the evening and realized our usual go to spot would be closing soon. We took to Unilocal and decided to try Thailicious out. I ordered the Bangkok chicken, medium, which ended up having a good kick to it. The Bangkok chicken was crispy and flavorful. It was at the end of the dish that I was a bit put off because the bottom had a very fishy taste to it. When I’m not eating seafood, I definitely don’t want to taste it. It threw me for a loop I wasn’t ready for. But in fairness, minus the fishy bottom, the dish was excellent.
My boyfriend ordered the chicken yellow curry Thai hot. I’m generally not a curry fan but I had a taste of his and it was good. He seemed to like it and ate most of it.
I mean overall the food was good but I won’t be rushing back. I still have my tried and true Thai places in town. Thailicious didn’t beat any of them out, but they still seem to be a pretty solid option.

Small Thai restaurant off 434 with nice décor/​ambiance. If you want to check it out when it’s slow, have dinner around 5/​6pm.
My friend and I went around then and there was maybe one or two other people in the restaurant. We got a booth and were promptly helped. So service was definitely good. My friend ordered the kale salad with chicken, which he noted was good and very filling. I ordered the Pad Woon Sen at hot for the heat option. You have four heat options to choose from. That was probably hot enough. Their Thai hot option probably would have been too much.
And to finish it off, I got their Thai tea to-​go. Easily one of my favorite beverages. Theirs did not disappoint. If you’re a fan of Thai food, as I am, you should check them out!

Gyoza yummy and soy sauce was delicious
Pad Thai, spicy basil chicken had great flavors def would go there again

Let me just start by saying I’m a HUGE fan of authentic Thai food. I came to this place excited and with very high expectations, per the prior reviews.
The place is cozy and «cute». Music is enjoyable. Service is good.
The 2 stars are because of the food. I love spicy food so I ordered basil fried rice with spiciness as hot (being Thai hot the spiciest). My rice was everything but spicy. I asked the waitress for spicy sauce to add some taste to my dish as it was FLAVORLESS. She brought me sriracha and fish oil sauce w some little peppers…
Also I was charged $ 2 extra for adding 3 broccoli florets on my plate… Like seriously?! They should have this as part of their menu because she didn’t mentioned the broccoli will cost me $ 2 when I asked her if she could add broccoli.
I will say though that their mango sticky rice is good.

I went here because of the many positive reviews. I don’t know what resteraunt the other people dined at, but my meal was terrible.
I ordered a simple dish that any Thai place should be able to pull off– Pad Thai noodles with veggies. Thai hot. The meal was flavorless and definitely not hot and spicy. It also had a burnt taste to it.
If you are looking for good Thai food, skip this wrongly named Resteraunt.

From a cursory look at other reviews, the main issue with this restaurant appears to be their service. Luckily for me, I ordered mine as take out, so my interaction with staff was nominal. My food was ready when I arrived 15 minutes after ordering it, and the hostess was friendly and thanked me.
I ordered Pad See-​Ew with Chicken (medium spice) which is my staple Thai meal. I also ordered the Chicken Basil Rolls because so many other Unilocalers suggested them. Now, I’m no wimp when it comes to spicy things but this was the hottest version of medium I have ever gotten. I’m not sure if the chef was just heavy handed that day or what, but I was already breakin’ a sweat after just a couple of bites. The flavor was awesome, and it was a large portion (enough to share).
The Chicken Basil Rolls came as an order of 3. I wanted to like these so so much, but sadly they had very little flavor at all. Had it not been for the dipping sauce (some kind of peanut sauce) they probably wouldn’t have been eaten. I won’t be ordering those again.

I’m a novice when it comes to Thai food, having only eaten at a handful of Thai restaurants in the past. I came here without any expectation and a willingness to try something new. I was not at all disappointed. The menu is simple and uncluttered and dish descriptions were detailed. I settled on the chicken basil rolls as an appetizer which were flaky, fresh, and delicious. The sauce they came with for dipping was equally impressive. As a main course, I chose the chicken Pad Thai which I had never had before. I was pleasantly surprised by its well blended flavors and generous portion. Desert was the fried banana with vanilla ice cream and it was the deliciously perfect way to end a great meal. The ambiance is very nice and servers were fast and attentive. I will definitely be back again.

I have not been in awhile due to work. Man I missed coming here. I have seen a few negative reviews and was shocked. I have 17 or 18 check-​ins and I have yet to have been served anything but great food. I love the Thai Basil Duck. It is really excellent. The fried dumplings are awesome. Everyone has their own opinion but I love this food. I would recommend this place to anyone.

We decided to try this place on a total whim and we were very glad we did! The interior was nicely done and welcoming. We decided to split the veggie gyoza and veggie pad Thai to test out how they handled some of our classic favorites. Both came out very quickly, were hot and freshly made, and were delicious! The pad Thai was definitely enough for two to split. One thing we found strange was there was no cilantro on the pad Thai but we didn’t really miss it.
Only reason I can’t give it four stars is that we found it annoying that there was a $ 1 «up-​charge» to substitute the meat option for an extra egg in the pad Thai. Other than that, can’t think of one thing I would change.
Excellent Thai place in our area and will definitely be in our new rotation.

We heard good reviews from local friends and decided to give it a try. It was outstanding! We’ve already discussed a return visit. Service was quick and prices were reasonable.
Loved, loved, loved the food.

I just recently moved to Orlando and I’m on a mission to find the best Thai restaurants in my neighborhood. Spicy curry dishes our my boyfriends and I favorite dish but unfortunately Thailicious didn’t make the cut.
We ordered the summer rolls… Usually called fresh roll or healthy rolls at other places. They were good but I have definitely had better. They we’re also a decent portion since I know at some places they can be served quite small.
I ordered the green curry with chicken Thai hot. The taste of the curry was OK but that’s about it. I don’t know why this happens but the curry looked somewhat greasy and thin rather than thick and creamy. Also it definitely was very mild for Thai hot. I could’ve definitely handled it a lot spicier (that’s the whole point of Thai hot!)
Service was ok, they weren’t too friendly and as my boyfriend and I were discussing desserts to order, the waitress just passes and drops off the check. I guess it was meant to be because we ended up going to an amazing ice cream parlour instead.

So happy we found this place! Literally, we’ve been looking for a good Thai restaurant in the Orlando area for almost 20 years now with little luck. I can say we just found the BEST THAI RESTAURANT IN CENTRAL FLORIDA!
Don’t let the outside or cheesy name deter you. Once you get inside, you’ll be pleasantly surprised at how nice it is. Hard to believe this was a hot dog place haha. Service was very friendly and the food was very tasty.
We ordered the usual stuff to test their acumen… basil chicken, beef salad, tom yum and tom kha gai soups. We also got the Panang curry and the basil chicken rolls that everyone on Unilocal were raving about.
The basil chicken rolls were tasty, but a bit oily… solid, not great — B. Tom yum and tom kha soups were good. We like it a bit stronger, so we asked for the prilk nam pla (fish sauce with chilis) and some lime which made then soups very good — A. The basil chicken (krapow) was one of the best we’ve had. Very garlicky, vegetables cooked perfectly (still crunchy) and the sweet soy sauce had a great «dragon’s breath» fire wok taste to it and wasn’t runny — A+!
The beef salad did not disappoint as the beef had a good char on it. Most places end up using crappy cuts and just boil or steam the beef (yuck). The dressing was tasty with lime, fish sauce and chilis. I did wish they included mint and lime leaves here, but it was good to have it tasting fresh like it should — B+!
The Panang curry was delicious as well. We got the tofu and I do like thicker curries and this place does it right. I never understood soupy curries. The broccoli were slightly overcooked, but the rest of the veggies were spot on. Overall, very tasty and did include lime leaves — A!
Overall, this is the best Thai place we’ve been to in all of Central Florida… and we’ve been to pretty much all of them, Thai Delight, Thai Purple Orchid, Napasorn, Royal, Siam Garden, Sea Thai, Thai House, Thai Island, Thai Thani, Thai Singha, etc. If you have taste buds, go now!

I remember eating here when it was the hot dog place and, wow, has the interior changed! The inside is so dark and elegant now, it’s hard to believe it was a hot dog joint! We started off with a krab rangoon appetizer. The six rangoon were brought out quickly with a side of sweet dipping sauce. They were overflowing with krab filling but a little greasy in the bottom and could have benefited from a little more drip time before being plated. The filling was delicious and ample so it was easy to overlook the grease.
I ordered my litmus for any thai place, the pad thai with chicken. This basic dish is my go-​to and usually a safe bet. Thailicious didn’t disappoint. First came a side salad with a lovely sweet dressing. I wasn’t expecting a salad too so it was a nice surprise. Next the pad thai came out piping hot with tons of noodles. The flavor was a little weak (not enough peanut sauce) so I asked for a side. Our server, who was obviously rushed, brought instead a side of crushed peanuts. It didn’t help the noodles which were on the dry side. There was so much food though that I took half home, not bad for a lunch portion!
Food was served quickly which is nice if your on a lunch crunch. Service, however, FELT rushed. Our server was visibly exasperated and had a slightly annoying habit of calling my husband and I «kids». Maybe ok in a casual BBQ joint but this place looks to be aiming for upscale in a small space so he should probably drop the «kids» bit. Overall it was a nice experience.

I have nothing bad to say about this place. All the food was delicious, the staff was very attentive, and the ambience was pleasant. I got the ginger chicken dish, which tasted very fresh and fragrant. I recommend getting the fried banana dessert.

First time at this place. I’ve driven by a lot of times and today I wanted to try the food.
Let me just say that this is the first time I review as I am eating that’s how disappointed I am.
I’ll start by the service. I must have been unlucky cause it sucked. The waitress didn’t even let me look at the menu and seemed to be in a hurry to get my order. #1 rule is to never rush a customer. needless to say that irritated me quite a bit.
The food: where to start. I ordered the chicken pad Thai because I liked it when I had it at this other place so I figured it was a safe choice. Let me just say that I was hoping that food would make it for the lackluster service and it didn’t.
First of all, the waitress got my order wrong and brought me something that tasted like sweet noodles. It wasn’t bad BUT that was not what I ordered. When I tried to explain to her that it wasn’t what I ordered she said OK and walked off. really?
I probably won’t be back and i have to say this was a HUGE disappointment to me.

It takes a lot for me to say something is my favorite, but Thailicious is my favorite THAI restaurant in Florida! (*.*)
I’ve sampled MANY MANY Thai restaurants in my travels and Unilocal adventures, and I’ve never been to Thailand, but I can assure you, you will love the food here! Everything here is made super fresh and seasoned to perfection! The flat noodle dishes are all house-​made noodles. The food that I’ve tried have been all delicious! I can’t pick a favorite. The curries are flavorful, fragrant, and the right consistency (I hate watery, soupy curries). All the wok-​fried dishes: pad se ew, drunk fried noodles, fried rice, etc had the right char aka dirty pan seasoning that I LOVE! What sets this place apart is that it is all very authentic, but somehow presents/​plates it in a modern and beautiful way.
What really surprised me was the CHICKEN BASIL ROLLS. I’ve never had that at a Thai restaurant before! It is the best appetizer. I think it’s rice paper that’s been stuffed with chicken, basil, and other deliciousness and lightly fried and lightly sprinkled with crack! It is also paired with the most delicious peanut sauce I’ve ever had. Definitely more flavorful and fortified than other Thai places I’ve been to. Try the duck as well with panang curry or pineapple curry! Fried super crisp and perfect with the curry!
It’s a fairly small restaurant and definitely a mom and pop shop. It is beautifully decorated and has a relaxing/​dim vibe to it with limited outside seating. The food is so good, but does not break the bank. They have $ 8 lunch specials as well and only wish that I worked near them so i can eat here more often!
I will continue to come back here and can’t wait to try more of the dishes!