Yum Yum Thai

I’ve been here twice. I found a pubic hair in my food. Not just a curly hair, but a true pubic hair. They are also extremely racist if you’re not Asian. This place is a joke. Everyone with Ive spoken too about this restraint has either complained about one thing or another. The worst is the chubby/​skinny fat guy that thinks he’s cool, but really is just a huge turd. Also the lady at the front desk is a ragging bi*ch.

Will not be returning to this dump. The food was mediocre at best. The service was absolutely terrible and the bathrooms were disgusting. This place doesn’t belong in Naperville.

Food was good, but it took them 40 minutes for them to make a Thai Chicken salad. The place was not even packed at 2 :30 pm…40 minutes is too long to make 1 order of ground chicken salad… not to mention overpriced.

Obsessed with Yum Yum Thai! Owner always recognizes us, food is consistently out of this world. Can’t ask for more! Thai crazy noodles are my favorite thing ever, I’ve gotten so many friends addicted to them as well! Highly recommended! 5 stars! Yum!!!

Meh, not so yum yum. Serviceable but nowhere near a «quality» Thai restaurant. The crab rangoons were good but everything else was meh. Service was friendly and the ambiance was fine, but probably won’t be back.

Yum Yum Thai in Naperville has good food. But every time we came here we had to wait for ever to get our order even they are not busy.

We have eaten here a number of times and enjoyed every dish we’ve tried. The yellow curry is flavorful. We also have enjoyed the wide rice noodle dishes.

A nice little family run thai restaurant. Dishes are well prepared and have good flavor. The pad Thai is a family favorite. Nice ambiance. Good for sit down or carry out. Great value.

Worst Thai I have ever eaten, fried rice were half cooked with no vegetables at all. Rice in fried rice were literally raw and it hardly had any vegetables in it. Ambience of the restaurant is okay but that doesn’t make up for the bad food.

We visited from Colorado and my sister got take out from here. It was incredible. The tom kha soup was (not exaggerating) dreamy. The tofu and sauce was amazing, as was the curry. We had Thai here in Colorado tonight and, sadly, all I could think about was how incredible the food was there in Naperville.

Like typical Thai-​food restaurants, the price is high and the portion size is skimpy. The lunch special comes with a salad (if that’s what you call a few pieces of lettuce), soup and an appetizer. The eggroll was one cut in half. A previous reviewer commented that they were cheap — that appears to be correct.
Regarding the food: The presentation was great but the taste was sub-​par. The basil beef had about two leaves of basil and no flavor, even though I ordered it «spicy». I love authentic Thai basil dishes, but there was no basil taste in this dish at all.
I still prefer Somsri in Winfield or Montri Thai in Warrenville.

After watching the guy behind the bar get combative about a togo order for another person who was waiting 2 hours for his food and had 3 different servers walk by us with no comment about the wait time, we have up and left. Instead of apologizing to the guests, the staff member just said «I don’t know what to tell you, the kitchen is busy and alow tonight» which I found horribly rude.

Been coming here for a while the food is always great the owner is always there which it gives it a personal touch. They take great pride in there food from the taste to presentation. I had the crazy chicken last time was delicious! I recommend this place to everyone for Thai in Naperville.

Service wasn’t bad, however the food was horrible. I ordered their popular chicken breast dish Khad Thai. It looked nothing like the picture. A couple pieces was nothing but overburnt breading. The chicken itself seemed like it’s been sitting there for quite sometime. It was hard and dry. I asked for a different dish and she (owner) stated that’s how they make it. She never came back again to wait our table after the incident. I won’t be coming back.

This is my favorite Thai restaurant in the suburbs so far! The noodle dishes are all excellent. The cucumber salad is really good too. I recommend you get your noodle dishes minus the cabbage as I don’t like that in mine at all. The other thing worth mentioning was the duck choice to mix with the noodles wasn’t good — fatty skin and dry meat where the shrimp choice was excellent. The ambiance here is really nice too !

I think this is a solid place to get Thai. I’ve been here many times with family and friends and never had a bad meal.
Sometimes they take a long time to make the food but the quality is good, comparable to good places in Chicago.
Not sure if it’s me but I feel like the lady who runs this place hates bringing me refills on soda.

Best Thai in the area! Portions are generous and service is good.
For best taste I recommend to go during the week, seems to be that chefs are different impacting flavored.

This place is great; actually some of the best Thai I’ve ever had. The restaurant is small and cozy. The happy noodles is a rice noodle in black bean sauce. It’s spicy and delicious. Finished off with sticky rice with puddling and sticky rice with mango. We’ve been there twice now and will definitely make it part of our routine!

My boyfriend and I had dinner here tonight. The place was very cute and it smelled delicious. We were seated right away and we loved the variety of things on the menu. I ordered the beef pad thai and my boyfriend had the seafood combo. My pad thai was very good, and my bf said his dish was good also. The portions were generous and the food was very flavorful. I would recommend this for local thai food. My only complaints are that it was too cold in there, I ate with my jacket on, and after our food was served the waitress never checked up on us. We had to flag her down to get refills on our drinks.
We are definitely going back and next time I will try the thai iced tea, it looked amazing.

Went there for 1^st time today. This review is based on one lunch experience.
I was starving when I got to the restaurant; I was seated very quickly.
I think it was 3pm when I arrived; upon asking the waitress if there were any lunch specials, she looked at her watch & said, «Sorry, they ended.» Boo.
Dinner menu & prices it was. Prices were reasonable… I was just salty at myself for missing my lunch special window (and because I was so hungry I could gnaw someone’s arm off).
I ordered the basil fried rice with tofu (choices were beef, chicken or tofu while octopus & shrimp were extra). On the menu, it had a red chili pepper next to it, which meant some heat would be added to the dish (yes!)…unfortunately, the heat stayed in the kitchen. I guess I should’ve told the waitress I wanted a spicy platter of basil fried rice (never assume anything in life… even if there’s a red chili pepper next to it).
I also got myself a bottle of Chang beer, which was a Taiwanese lager (don’t judge my need to quench my thirst for beer at 3pm on a sunshiny, hot Wednesday). The beer came with a frosty mug for $ 4.50; not bad… pretty effervescent & not a bad taste. Would I get another? Probably not. Ever.
The waitress was nice and attentive (no one else was there, so that could be why). She refilled my water and asked how everything tasted.
The taste! How could I forget to write about the taste!?!
The tofu basil fried rice was 5 stars for sure. It was a giant plate (could’ve fed 2) of veggies, rice and tofu galore. Hey that rhymes! Maybe poetry is in my near future… but, I digress. That shall happen… nevermore.
I think I drank too much wine before this review.
All in all, Yum Yum Thai was a quaint, clean, delicious place to satiate my hunger pains. I will go there again when I’m in the area.