Chili Thai University Place

This is a very conveniently located Thai restaurant right in the heart of University Place. I always ask for less salt and sugar, and the chef makes the food to suite my palate. My dad, my sister, my wife, my daughter, and I always enjoy our time at Chili Thai UP! It’s the best Thai restaurant around.Vegetarian options: All dishes can be made vegetarian or vegan.Dietary restrictions: Very helpful for dietary restrictions and great vegan optionsParking: Ample parking

This is such a lovely restaurant. We were a group of 6 for dinner after the Tacoma Contra Dance on a Sunday. The restaurant was so nice and quiet. Not many customers at that time. I shared the Jungle Pork and the Green Papaya Salad with a friend. It was a perfect dinner.Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, accessible place. Plenty of space.

The food is always great here. Every request is always followed. The peeps here are very sweet and friendlyVegetarian options: Meat can be replaced w tofu in some dishesParking: Right in front of restaurantKid-friendliness: YesWheelchair accessibility: Yes, have ramp from parking lot and plenty of room inside to maneuver

I will profess my undying love for this chili Thai and their staff, because they ALWAYS serve. Compared to other chili Thai’s, their food is astronomically better, show stopping, and is always so good. The pad Thai ?‍?Their staff too are so very kind. One time I came in literally sobbing (not related to their establishment) and I was treated with so much kindness and consideration that I’ll never forget. 10/10 I’ll praise this place forvever

So, I had a craving for fried spring rolls since I haven't had my Thai cuisine fixs in over a year. I pulled Chili Thai's menu up via their online website and it noted that spring rolls for $4.99. Since I was at the postal office, which is close by, I decided to drive there and put in an order for spring rolls. The server informed me that the spring rolls would be $9.95; however, the only system shows $4.99 and the desktop menu shows $8.95. The server specifically asked if I wanted the fry or the fresh spring rolls, and I told her the fried ones, which I received; however, I was charged $9.95. The server informed me that the prices can change at any time despite what is being reflected on their website. I went ahead and purchased the order; however, the spring rolls were hard, stale and did not have enough vegetable stuffings. I resent the bait and switch and/or pricing discrepancies that restaurants employed to overcompensate for the lack of customer attendance.