Location: Elmhurst
Top Restaurants in Elmhurst
Illinois, United States Food Guide: 3 Thai food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Elmhurst
Find out what Thai restaurants to try in Elmhurst. Elmhurst is a city mostly in DuPage County and overlapping into Cook County in the U.S. state of Illinois, and a western suburb of Chicago. As of the 2010 census, the city had a total population of 44,121, which was estimated to have increased to 45,171 by July 2012.
Things to do in Elmhurst
1. Wok 'n Fire
Overall Ratings
4 based on 48 reviews
Reviewed By Suza223
I have dined here a few times - decided my sister & niece needed to experience it.We started with the Chicken Lettuce Wraps and Sushi Sampler - the loved the starters. The tuna and salmon on the sampler melted in your mouth - the wraps were fresh and crisp.I had my standard - Pad Thai with tofu. I will someday try another entree - maybe My sister had the Korean bbq - she loved it, especially the kimchi fried rice - the steak melted in her mouth.My niece had the Lar Nar with steak - thoroughly enjoyed her entree. We sampled each other's - and agreed it was delicious.We will be back again
2. Bambu Thai Cuisine
Overall Ratings
3 based on 10 reviews
Reviewed By R C
I stopped for a lunch of Pad Thai on a Friday. Can't say anything bad about my experience. Service, cleanliness, decor, portion size, price, and food were all fine. Just nothing stood out as "wow". The Pad Thai was decent, with ground peanuts and cabbage helpfully on the side and a wedge of lime on top. Flavor was OK. Putting average for a rating is a shame because it's a little better than that, and I would not object to eating here again. On the other hand, I would try luck my luck and see if there's better Thai around here. If not, I'd come back.
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3. Nathan's Noodles
Overall Ratings
3 based on 21 reviews
Reviewed By EquestrianTraveler4
Went to Nathan's Noodles after someone told us it was really good Thai! I should have whipped out my iPad and logged in to Tripadvisor first. I ordered the Pad See Ew chicken, my friends the market price fish, and garlic noodles. The garlic noodles were ok, she was really hungry and it disappeared quickly. My noodles were burnt and really hard o. The ends like they had cooked them once already and then warmed them again. The ends were curled and burnt. The chicken was ok but I wasn't feeling like it was fresh. My other friend de died to splurge and get the fish snapper dinner, it was $20 of mostly barely edible WHOLE fish. He had to traverse among the bones and skin to get to the meat but the outside of it was honestly as hard as a rock. I wasn't sure if the glaze was supposed to be like that or whether again it was rewarded. He got some good pieces of white meat but not much. The avocado on the plate looked good, thinly sliced. But you can get great Thai why settle for ok?
