Thaichili 98 Thai Street Food

My husband and I tried this place recently and it was great in every aspect! It was easy to find, the atmosphere was nice and the service was really good. We split the Tom Kha Soup and it was excellent. My husband got the Panang curry with chicken and enjoyed it, especially with spicy chili oil at the table. I got the Khao Soi with noodles and shrimp—it was delicious! The portions were big so we got to enjoy left overs the next day. Everything at Thai Chili 98 was great, I would definitely come back.

Food was tasty and the restaurant looks nice with a refreshed decor. It’s nice to go somewhere where you can hear the people at your table speak. Had the fried chicken wings which were nicely cooked, the papaya salad was fresh & there are 3 options to add spice to your order at the table. The drunken noodles and khao soi were very tasty. The food was quick to come out with no time between the appetizers and main meal and it felt a bit rushed to order. Overall very nice evening with great Thai food.

What a pleasant and delicious surprise this place turned out to be! Fresh vegetables, flavorful broth, beautiful presentation and excellent service. Had the Red Curry Duck...delicious and just the right heat level for me.(I chose medium heat) My friend had Pad Thai..also delicious.

Went with my husband and our 9 month old son and it reminded us of all the amazing Thai places in a bigger city. They really know how to cook their food and there were so many things I could feed my child with out it being fried. I will definitely be coming back and I recommend the drunken noodles and Thai fried rice! We of course got it extra spicy and loved it! Also my waitress was super nice and loved talking with my son, I can’t wait to come back.

This is the stuff 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Pineapple fried rice 10/10 Tom Ka/ Tom Yum 10/10 Pad Thai, would not recommend Mango sticky rice 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Duck has good sauce but meh duck meat; passable. Favorite Thai place in town 🙆🏻‍♀️👍🏼

This is a very good and traditional Thai restaurant. You can't go wrong here. The chicken wings, sticky rice, and hot papaya salad are my classic go-to dishes. Wash it all down with some fresh Thai tea, and it's a wrap! Pay a visit, and enjoy. Update: The business has undergone a name change and a new look on the outside as a result. The food is still amazing and highly recommended.

We were feeling a little adventurous and I had been thinking about going here for a while... This is our first experience with Thai food. The Good: Notable portion size. Flavorful authentic taste. Food came quickly... always a good thing. Free parking. The Bad: Prices are a little high (for us) offset by portion size. Overtones of seafood in our non-seafood meals (I personally can't do seafood). Menu is confusing. Prices are not clearly marked for Fried Rice dishes... IDK. Anyhow service was ok I guess, just forgot a couple things, didn't check on us too much, hard to get a "your welcome".. and it was a tag team effort. They are helpful and friendly though so don't take it the wrong way.. maybe just custom. Also note: They may close early so don't show up at 830pm and expect to be seated. Even on a Friday night at dinner rush hour it was slow. Overall: I would recommend. Try it. Go for the adventure. Just enjoy it for what it is.

We ordered 2 dishes. The drunken noodle ramen style is very good (36/50). The Khao Soi is fine, average (30/50). It’s not my style and I prefer rice dishes. The vegetable spring rolls for $8.99 had two smaller rolls cut into two. Definitely not worth it (25/50). There is a complimentary vegetable soup that is solid 37/50 star. Thai green tea: good, kind of floral (33/50). Overall, meh. But considering I’m in Western Colorado, I rounded up to a 4 star. If I was in Houston or Cali, I’d wouldn’t be as generous. Overall, I support local. Nice staff.