Thai Basil

Approval Rate: 89%

89%Approval ratio

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    thesaltypepper

    Sun Mar 27 2011

    I just had the lunch green curry dish and my sauce wasn't green and tasted almost like melted coconut icecream but with chili's and basil so it wasn't real great but it also wasn't awful . I have been here before and they were much better before so give them a try .

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    citysearchuser_171bce

    Sun Jun 21 2009

    I never even liked Thai food until somebody *made* me go to Thai Basil. The entrees have the perfect amount of flavor and they will make you...

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    citysearchuser_17c2d8

    Fri Jan 09 2009

    This is one of the nicest places for dinner near the university- it's small and out of the way enough that the college crowd mostly passes i...

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    citysearchuser_11ebaa

    Fri Nov 14 2008

    I was driving by & gave them a try. I will definitely go back. It is a small place by the college with a crisp clean feel. The food was real...

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    michellesquare_d84ec1

    Fri Sep 19 2008

    Thai Basil has been a neighborhood favorite since it opened a couple yrs ago. Small, and cozy, but perfect for a quaint dinner with a friend or even by yourself. Start by ordering a Thai Ice Tea, probably the best in town, it's sweet and velvety refreshment is perfect for AZ summers. Regardless of the heat outside, a must have is the Tom Ka Gai (coconut soup)! A smooth delicate soup that will satify any appetite. Try it with tofu, and a side of jasmine rice for more substance, and it's a meal in itself. The waitstaff is incredible! They are friendly, polite and quick, and after going a few times they begin to know you by name, and even memorize your usual dining fare. A staple for each trip is the Pad See Ew, which you can order with your favorite protein. It's sweet and mildly (or severly) spicy, with thick noodles ribboned with egg and veggies. Don't come to Thai Basil and order Fried Rice, come here for the noodle dishes, and curries (also incredible). Top off your meal w... Read more

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    wegotluckey115_3c8

    Tue Aug 19 2008

    When we first walked in it gave a very good first impression. It was very clean and nicely decorated. Very good service. This was my first time eating Thai food. I love spicy food so this worked out perfectly. It was sooo good and tasty. I would highly recommend this place.

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    citysearchuser_1d7dd5

    Tue Jun 10 2008

    Let me just say that I have never had a better yellow curry, the sauce is so creamy and flavorful, it just melts in your mouth! You better ...

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    citysearchuser_117160

    Sun May 25 2008

    Likes: The mint leaf chicken- which is loaded with basil and chili! It's very spicy, so be warned and order it mild if that isn't your thi...

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    citysearchuser_1ad1ae

    Tue May 13 2008

    A small place but very good food. Even the atmosphere feels like you're in a different place. I was pleased by its cuisine. Be careful wh...

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    azil143165e45

    Sun Nov 18 2007

    The food was alright but definitly lacking. The fried rice wasn't all that great it also was missing something. The food is overpriced and the place is really small.

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    sshakesp10b384

    Thu Mar 15 2007

    Having lived in Thailand for a few years, I love to eat Thai food and cook Thai food. Many Thai restaurants americanize their food, but Thai Basil seemed to do very well, expecially when asked to make it the way they would want to eat it. Charming atmosphere, very Thai, and actual Thai people who are willing to speak Thai to you if you know the language. My parents, wife, and other friends have all loved the food, especially the Spicy Basil Noodle dish.

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    citysearchuser_13c0bb

    Wed Oct 11 2006

    The food and portions are perfect. I have never been dissatisfied with their service either. The place is small and is busy during lunch t...