Thai Chili

Although the service of Thai Chili is not immediately the smiles I grew to love on my trips to Thailand, the food however is outstanding and authentic. Rarely when I emphasize that I like my food "Thai hot", do they amp the heat to barely spicy. A few polite chosen words in Thai went far in obtaining the real deal. Smiles emerged and the service was swift and pleasant. Their curries were soft and silky with the right balance between hot, spicy, sweet and sour and the blend was more than the sum of its parts. Their duck is crispy, their noodles sublime - not too sweet, and with just the right balance of acid and sugar. Yum. I'll be back...and with greater numbers.

We've always been treated well at Thai Chilli. The food is delicious & the waitstaff attentive. My favorite dishes are the butternut squash curry, Pad Thai, & fresh summer roll. The "crazy noodles" are also good.

Wonderful! Our favorite in MA. I am particularly fond of the yellow curry sauce and my wife loves the Thai tea.

This place had really good food and large portions. They need a website with a menu though.

The food here is very good. The staff is friendly, but the dining room lacks refinement (e.g. aged & dirty menus) and doesn't provide much if any privacy. Everything I've had here has been excellent, so if you're going for the food, this is the place. They might do a better takeout business if their menu was online.

Rude does not begin to describe the service at this nondescript place. I was scolded, blown off and generally made to feel like vermin. The food is mediocre, and certainly not enough above Siam Village down the street to ever patronize this place again

Thai Chili has the most authentic Thai food I have had this side of Bangkok. Try the Crispy Duck for a special treat. The tom yum is spiced perfectly. They cook everything to order and will accommodate special requests.

Tiny, friendly diningroom with fabulous food in generous portions. My favorite is Thai green curry. Fiery, but still edible with a flavor that perks up my palet and satisfies my cravings. At lunch, diners who show up early are treated to a cup of chicken soup with a lemony, gingery tang and a snarl of thin noodles. Yum!