Chili Club Thai House - Calgary

This is one of the only Asian restaurants with good service, and they have great food.

The food is fantastic, the service is prompt, and the atmosphere is welcoming. I’ll definitely be returning!

I really enjoyed my experience at the Chili Club Thai House. The restaurant is a bit small, so I recommend making a reservation ahead of time. We visited as a group of seven, and we all ordered different dishes, which turned out to be excellent. However, we did find that the spice scale seemed somewhat optimistic. The menu indicates spiciness with 0, 1, 2, or 3 peppers, but nothing was as spicy as we had hoped. Despite that, I still give it a high rating and plan to return, but next time I'll choose more 2's and 3's on the spice scale. The combination of the service, presentation, and flavor truly elevated our experience.

This restaurant is a delightful option whenever I’m in the mood for delicious Thai food. I’m quite intrigued by the mention of a place called the White Elephant in the comments—has anyone tried it, or was that just someone promoting their own restaurant?

Pretty good, but definitely not White Elephant. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated and very cosy, and service throughout the evening was attentive and friendly and very helpful and accommodating when we had questions about dietary restrictions for someone in our party). To start we tried the Poh Pai Tod $8.00 for 4 spring rolls). Nicely crisp and with a well seasoned filling, these were really good. For our main dishes we had the Musamun Beef Curry $18), Kaeng Kheir Wan Gau Tua $16), Phad Bai Ka Prao Nua $16), and Pad Thai Jay $14). The Musaman had really nice pieces of piece, but was not as flavourful and didn't have as many peanuts) as I was hoping. The Kaeng Kheir Wan Gau Tua was a pretty average green curry and didn't have a ton of depth of flavour, but again the chicken was really tender. The Phad Bai Ka Prao Nua was filled with an assortment of mushrooms, and the whole dish was covered in a tasty sauce rich with umami. The Pad Thai was almost cloyingly sweet and just really wasn't very exciting. The coconut rice was decidedly uncoconut-y, which was disappointing. Decently prepared food, but the next time I'm in the mood for Thai I'll definitely be heading elsewhere.