Thai Lily Cuisine

Stopped in for lunch randomly because I could smell the delicious aroma from down the road (not exaggerating). I am so glad I did, I am not fortunate enough to have a good Thai place where I live so I try to get some whenever possible. Spice level was on point for my Pad See Ew (I love spice but can't handle it like I used to, a 2 out of 5 was perfect for me) and I have only ever had satay with peanut sauce so having some of it with the special cucumber sweet & spicy sauce was a game changer and I loved it! I am very happy I stopped, I may have to come back again before I am sent back home

Really…really…really good chicken pad Thai, best I’ve had in the springs so far (hit about 6 places in the last 9 months). I added two sugar packets to it and mixed it in and it was almost exactly like my favorite Thai spot in San Antonio TX. The spice is on point. The egg fried rice (just ask for it) was 10/10. The Thai iced tea was excellent. The prices are really good.

While I don't like super spicy food, it says something good about a restaurant that offers Thai (Lily) spice. Essentially, if you want food spicy like you'd get it in Thailand, that's the spice level you'd ask for. But warned: if you can't handle real spice, don't get it. You'll both regret it and still have to eat it. The restaurant has a neat cartoon on the wall when you walk in that gives you a visual of what each level of spice will be like. I got mild because that's more my speed, but it still had a little kick to it that was perfect for me. The food was still amazing. I loved the drunken noodles. It's a great restaurant that I'll be visiting again, and you really need to get to as soon as you can!