Thailicious

Thai food and hipster-​ish coffee at the same time. Quite the interesting combination.
Parking is available along Hastings and Nanaimo outside of rush hour. Otherwise there are the side streets.
The inside is more like a takeout place, with the refrigerated racks of pop and desserts. They probably cater a lot to the local lunchtime crowd. Staff seem to be mostly Thai. Special mention goes to whoever drew those Thai deity figures on the chalkboard wall. So pretty to look at.
The menu contains many typical thai dishes, such as noodles and curry. Pricing is in line with the competition, which is unfortunately not the cheapest.
Basil spicy noodles with pork — very nice. Sweet with a bit of heat. They do ask for the spiciness level, and it’s tuned to North American palates. Quite delicious, but the portion was a bit small for $ 11. I could probably eat 2 of these. Maybe 3.
Thai chicken satay — nice snack, with the peanut and vinegar (with onions) sauces. Pricing is pretty steep, at $ 9 for 4 finger-​sized skewers.
Red curry noodle again, very nice mix of flavours.
I didn’t try the coffee, but my buddy (coffee connoisseur) had one and he said it was pretty good.
It’s hard to find a good Thai place in town, but I think we have a winner here. With that said, I would be here a lot more often if their pricing was a few bucks lower.

Food’s delicious. Too bad they’re rude on the phone.

This place is very fresh and delicious! My personally favourite were their Tom Yum soup, basil spicy noodles with pork and their curries! I definitely crave this place

Formerly known as Sweet Tooth, new ownership came underway earlier this year. Minimal seating, famous for epic thai takeout, and also doubles as a café (with matcha!). I look forward to seeing the kind family that runs Thailicious and receiving their top notch customer service with each visit.
Favourites are tom yum (hot and sour) soup, green curry, spicy basil noodles, and mango coconut rice (when mangoes are in season). This is where I go if I miss my family’s cooking– we have Laotian heritage which is not far off in cuisine. Their sauces are more on the sweet and spicy side and not too fishy. They are not afraid of lemongrass which is also a bonafide ingredient for delicious thai. The most spicy level of spice here is actually a high degree of spice with nice heatwaves. This very factor along with the way lemongrass is worked in does not make me doubt the authenticity of their dishes.

They brang out the wrong food and the chef came out and snatched the plates away and then yelled at us whilst we were started to eat. Disgustingly RUDE service! The food was bland and took too long to come out.
Would never recommend this place.

I was craving Thai a few days ago, and this place popped into my mind. I’ve seen it around but I haven’t actually gone in yet! So, completely starving, I decided to give it a try.
I ordered the Pad Thai with Chicken; apparently, it is cheaper if you get it as a lunch special but I got there a bit too late for that. Still, I didn’t really want anything else on the menu. The restaurant itself is small and has minimal décor; there is a place where you can get your own water and a display up front featuring baked goods and ice cream.
The food came fairly fast as I was the only one in the restaurant at the time. Presentation was great, though because the peanuts were on the side mixing was a bit of a hassle. Also, the lettuce might have looked good on the plate but… Didn’t taste too good because it was just really, a hunk of raw lettuce.
I also ordered ⁴⁄₅ spicy but it was barely so. Kind of pointed out that the general customer who went here was probably that of a foreign audience. Thai food is usually much spicier, so I was slightly disappointed. Nevertheless, the portions were ok and the sauce tasted nicely aromatic.
I will probably come back for the lunch special. 3.75÷5 rounded.

Team Fam came here for dinner and I had a good taste of the following:
Shrimp Pad Thai (~$ 13)
Yellow Curry with Chicken (~$ 13)
They didn’t list the prices for these items on the menu when we went so I had to guesstimate these prices from my credit card statement. Anyway, the Shrimp Pad Thai came with a total of 4 pieces of shrimp. Splitting this with my mom meant I wish there were more pieces. The noodles were chewy and the sauce full of fish flavour, and overall met the standard for average pad thai in Vancouver. Just those 4 pieces of shrimp was pretty depressing. The presentation was good for a café dish and there were nuts a-​plenty on top, so make sure you ask for those on the side if you prefer to mix them in yourself.
The Yellow Curry (we chose chicken as our meat) was soupy and drizzled nicely over some rice (~$ 2, not included). The curry also came with bamboo shoots which doesn’t happen very often and the chicken was quite tender. Overall I was surprised that a café that serves Thai food and croissants on the same menu would be this good, so kudos to them. I did notice that the lunch menu charges less for the same dinner menu items but I’ll need to confirm that the sizes are similar. These items were quite delicious, but not mind-​blowing amazing. For the neighbourhood though it might be the best that you’ll get.

I am basing my review on buying one item here multiple times.
Whenever I am in the area I always order a Vegan Cinnamon Bun. Delicious and at a great price!

This place is SOOO yummy. I’ve only ever gotten take out but it’s my go to. Really well balanced dishes, nothing saccharine sweet or overpowering spice without the benefit of the thai aromatics. They also have amazing crab specials from time to time which is a big deal around our house :)
I’ve used them for a work lunch of about 25 people. They gave me a confirmation call they were on the way, came in, set up everything, clearly labelled, meals for special diets were packed individually. A couple people asked me for the contact info because it was so good! Delivery and set up can be a bit nerve wracking in the workplace and their attention to detail was greatly appreciated.

The first time I went in and asked whether the curries were vegan they asked if I was allergic. What the hell should it matter? It is either vegan or not, no matter the reason for questioning. They said it was vegan so I’ve been there a couple of times since, though never felt great afterwards and had bathroom incidents the following mornings. Last time I visited, they said they double checked the curry paste and it had fish sauce in! If they weren’t 100% sure the first time they should have checked! Who knows what else was in there. What if I was deathly allergic to fish? They would have had a law suit on their hands.

Meh, this place is alright. I had the chicken pad Thai and it was pretty bland… Nothing special. My boyfriend had the green beef curry, the sauce was good except the beef were tough. It was a bit overpriced considering the quality wasn’t that good.

I’m really happy with this great Thai restaurant. We have gotten take-​out from here a couple times and have dined in once. The food is great, the place is clean and the staff are friendly. For the record, I have been to Thailand seven times so it’s nice when a place gets the flavours right. I really like the large chalkboard menu on the wall. I think its simple but a nice touch. They also do baked goods, use cute take-​out containers and have a self-​serve water station — this is handy if you like it spicy! Speaking of spice, they have a 1 – 5 spice rating. I go with three, four if I’m feeling like a maniac. Ha ha. FYI: There is plenty of a street parking as well as few spots in the back. Try it out. You won’t be disappointed!

I have ordered both pickup and delivery and never been disappointed. Thai Basil Noodles are awesome, food tends to be on the spicy side no matter how you order it, but I like it that way!

This used to be Sweet Tooth Café, and don’t let that name fool ya; while mostly a coffee/​dessert place, they still offered Thai food but under a different owner.
I’ll give them that much for making a spiffier purple awning… but the rest looks the same, kinda cheaped out considering buying a new place, spending another thousand would’ve made a big difference to attract (new) customers.
Ordered the green curry chicken, kinda watered down.
Date worthy, no way.
Just can’t believe along this busy stretch of Sunrise, that there isn’t a much better alternatives like in DT.

First off let me say I had great experiences here in the past, my food was delicious, delivery was slow but no different to any other restaurant in Vancouver. I strongly suspect that this restaurant has changed ownership or management recently.
I called tonight after a few months away and was treated very poorly! The person I spoke to was extremely rude, took other orders during the time I was on the phone and ultimately denied my order as I did not meet the $ 30 minimum,
This is a rule I could understand if I hadn’t ordered from them without incident in the past and not coming close to the supposed minimum. Additionally, on their website I checked again and I am in their Zone 1 delivery area and they do not state any minimum charge. So why tonight?
Save your time energy and money. It’s not worth it. If you feel like being treated like garbage tonight, by all means give them a call!
Have a look at the dates on other reviews, I’m sure my experience now (terrible!) compared to a few months ago (great!) is not unique.

It seems this business recently changed hands… we went to pick up our order and found their kitchen at a new location. The staff there were completely disorganized, the place was a mess… while they were looking for our order we got a call from the delivery driver that he was at our building… he went & did his other drop offs & met us at our place. We ordered prawn pad thai, spring rolls and beef currie… the spring rolls were disgusting, saturated with oil and soggy… though amazingly still hot… the pad thai was way overcooked, understirred as the sauce was not evenly mixed in and also very greasy… the beef currie was reportedly the same as before.
It will be a cold day in hell before we order from here again.

I was actually really disappointed considering how great the reviews on Unilocal have been. I had the coconut soup and green curry, the coconut soup is usually called tom kha and I never believed that you could mess up tom kha until I had this soup. Maybe that’s why they call it coconut soup because they couldn’t get it right so they added the same ingredients and called it something else.
I asked for both the soup and the curry to be spicy, neither were even close to being spicy or have any spices in them (so it seemed). Compared to other Thai restaurants in Vancouver, this was the least worthwhile or worth trying again. It tastes like being Thai wasn’t enough so it’s trying to be white.

My new go to delivery service of Thai food!
Pad Thai — Very good here.
Spring rolls — These are awesome you’ll want more.
Spicy calamari — It was good but I found it to be really greasy.
Red Curry — Excellent, don’t forget to order rice as it doesn’t come with it.
Easy to order online, fast and friendly delivery service, about 45mins to an hour was my experience.

Considering I had a bad 1^st experience, I’ve ordered from here several time since. Each time the service and food has improved, and they are now my Go to place for Thai delivery

Generally I find ordering takeout a disappointing experience. I always have high hopes for delicious food fast when ordering, but get bland, lukewarm, unattractive food upon arrival, usually well past the estimated delivery time. I am happy to report that Thailicious is an exception.
At 6pm on a Friday night I placed an order for (1) Spring rolls, (2) spicy crab fried rice, (3) spicy basil noodles, and (4) red chicken curry. Less than 45 minutes later I had piping hot food delivered at my doorstep with a smile. As others have noted, the spring rolls are excellent — crunchy with a lot of filling. The crab fried rice and basil noodles (which I requested to be «hot» on the spice scale), were pleasently spicy and I would have no hesitation ordering again. The red chicken curry was a little lacking in substance (could have used some more chicken and veggies), but the flavour was spot on.
Prices were a little higher than some of the other delivery spots but the quality was better and, overall, the portion sizes were generous — 2 of us managed to squeeze 2 dinners and 2 lunches out of this order, which came in at $ 43 after tax and tip (though we used a coupon for $ 8 off with
). This is definitely the best delivery experience I’ve had in Vancouver and I will be ordering again soon!