What a delight. I had the Delicious pad see ewe with egg rolls and fried shrimp. the appetizers…read morestayed crunchy all the way home. Fantastic thai option. I will be back!!

I came here with my husband for a date night while on vacation and it was great! I started off with…read morea Lychee-Tini which was delicious and not too sweet. We ordered an appetizer of chicken spring rolls which were full of veggies and the dip with it was delicious. For entrees we got the pumpkin curry with chicken and the drunken noodles with chicken. Both were generous portions and tasted good. Service was good as well- no long waits and the restaurant was very clean.

Aloy is EXCELLENT! I've been coming here for 5 years, they are the best by a long shot. There's a…read morereason why they were featured on food network. The duck wontons are FIRE The staff is very friendly & considerate :)

Aloy Thai has a very suburban vibe to me. Upscale but like the nice place in the strip mall by your…read moreparents' house. Not a bad thing, necessarily. Just a thing. The spring rolls were like an oasis in the desert after walking around the Boulder Art Festival on a very sunny day in July. They were packed with herbs and veggies and the peanut sauce really is exceptional. Perfectly balanced to my taste. I knew I wanted mango sticky rice so I kept the entree light and got a cup of tom yum soup with tofu. This too was packed with an impressive amount of veg and protein. The flavor was nice but it was veeeeery salty so I left most of the broth behind. Finally time for dessert. I would have ordered it anyway but when the server said "the mangos are so perfect today" I was fully locked in. Thankfully, it didn't disappoint. The mango was indeed fresh and perfect. The rice was super sticky but not gummy and was soaked with a perfectly sweet coconut sauce. I like a lot of coconut sauce so I could have done with more but it was very delicious regardless. Would try a different entree next time, but overall really good.

Ordered drunken noodles and khao soi. Both very good. Large portions (dine in). Drunken noodles has…read moreThai basil and a good chili flavor. Owner is very nice. Has a nice aquarium. Busy with college students.

We are from out of town and thought we would give this place a try. The place itself is cute and…read moretotally fits into the college town vibe. You order at the counter and they bring the food to the table. We had the following: Tom Yum soup - 6.5/10 - tasty and tangy, good on a cold day Yellow curry chicken - 7/10 - overall pretty good Pad Thai chicken - 7/10 - noodles were a little undercooked but the flavors were nice Mango sticky rice - 9/10 - this was absolutely delicious, put together the flavors of the sticky rice, mango, and coconut milk. It was a very pleasant surprise At least one of the booths has a friend for you to sit with (a teddy bear). Definitely worth a visit or two or more.

We came here while staying at the Omni nearby. It's definitely a hole in the wall type place, but…read morethey do have tables. We really liked all of our dishes. The cashew chicken was over salted, but otherwise was very good. The drunken noodles and fried rice were solid picks. Pricing is great too.

They food was very tasty and for the most part we enjoyed our meals…read more My wife asked for the least hot seasoning and I guess Zero is not an option, the green curry was beyond my wife's taste and she was dissatisfied as it was Too Spicy. I order the Laab at a heat level 3 and I enjoyed it very much with the exception of the Stick Rice, it was either under cooked or overcooked as it was a solid brick of hard rice that could not be broken up in the juices of the Laab nor the curry... Flavors were fine, but execution was poor. 3.3 starz...

There are very few Thai restaurants in Colorado that can compete with Thai Avenue. Of the few dozen…read moreThai restaurants that I have tried in Colorado, the only one that is even comparable to Thai Avenue is Farmhouse Thai in Lakewood. The flavors here are rich, but they aren't overwhelming. The dishes are also not greasy (an issue you can run into with some Thai restaurants). You can also expect very fast service. If you are in Boulder then this is a must!

Ordered the chicken pad thai, as I always did at this place. Flavor was just okay because it was…read moreunbalanced in being too sweet. The dish was also too wet. The chicken was probably cooked enough, but barely and to the point where it gave me slight pause. I got spicy level 4, and it had a pretty good amount of heat that met my expectations of a 4 out of 5 heat level. The ratio of noodle to chicken to garnishes is good. The food court that it's in doesn't feel clean, but I don't think that's the fault of Thai Avenue. I used to come here 2-3 times a week for a couple years over 10 years ago when I was a college student, and back then it was easily 5 stars. I heard a lot of people say that the place changed and it's not what it used to be, so I went out of my way to go back and try them again. Sadly it's true that they arent what they used to be. Seems to be different cooks. I wonder where the original cooks went because I want to eat at wherever that is.

I hosted an event here for 90 of my friends and I cannot say enough positive things about the…read morespace, the planning (Maren Nelson is an absolute gem, and I wish I could clone her), the food, the service, and the attention to detail. Everything was perfect, thanks to Maren and her team. They made me look good, and they made everything seem effortless. Not only would I return, but I have encouraged all of my local friends to host events here; and I'm looking for an excuse to return!

We were there to celebrate, so we split our order across two of the eight stalls: pineapple fried…read morerice with chicken from Chiang Mai (the Thai stall) and Chicken Shawarma from Amira (Middle Eastern). Both were genuinely well-executed -- the fried rice had real char and sweetness instead of tasting like a steam-table version, and the shawarma was juicy with a good sear on the edges, not the dry, overcooked version you get at a lot of fast-casual spots. Rosetta runs all eight concepts under one kitchen team rather than independent vendors, and it shows in how consistent everything tastes across stalls. We were at the main-floor bar downstairs, not the rooftop one, and the bartenders there were the highlight of the night. Attentive, fast, and clearly used to reading a group that's celebrating something. This is the spot for a group with different cravings who still wants to sit together -- one person wants noodles, another wants shawarma, nobody has to compromise. It's not a quiet date-night pick; it's communal, and built for exactly the kind of night we had. We'll be back, and next time we're ordering that fried rice again.

The food was good. Had the thai beef with basil, the char-siu pork and the chicken classic entrees…read more . All came with rice and cucumber salads. This is all take-out since there is no dining in. By far, the hit was the char-siu pork. Very tender snd full of flavor. Its what ill order next time I return. The chicken was abit dry even though it was thigh meat.

What a delight! This place was exactly what we needed and we didn't even know it!…read more Im a huge fan of eggplant and this was off the charts good! Served up super hot and fresh off the stove to my fork! The sauce was a perfect amount of sweet and heat. If you don't like spice, I don't think this one would be for you. The lumpia were delicious. Flaky and crispy outside with a delicious pork and veggie filling. The side sauces were also unique and paired well. The mustard based sauce was a new one for me! Paired really well with the pork. The sweet and sour type was also delicious. The cucumber salad was crunchy, fresh, and just the right amount of tang. I could have had a whole bowl of just this! It is street food style so no formal table seating. If the weather is nice, I recommend hanging outside on the benches under a tree. Also eat location to grab and go as well. Highly recommend if you are in the area and craving some amazing Asian eats!

Came here based on recommendations from locals. Its pretty legit. The food we ordered was delicious…read moreand plentiful. We got 2 curries and a soup. Be sure to read the spice warnings! This is true thai spiciness and thank goodness we only went up to medium. We also got thai teas that were authentic and fresh brewed. There's plenty of seating both inside and out. Parking is tough if it's really busy. And service was great. Food came out decently fast. Would definitely recommend trying.

Great Thai food! The drunken noodle was so delicious. I did wish slightly bigger portions. Got the…read morePanang curry was also really good too!

This place is awesome. I've had a few dishes and they are all top notch. My favorite being the…read morekimchi fried rice and it's fantastic. Limited seating so I usually order Togo but I would recommend for any Thai lovers period.

Absolutely go here We ordered online and food was ready in 15 minutes. We got the Thai Fried Rice…read morewith level 3 (medium) spice and tofu (this is what I will be ordering every time), and the drunken noodle with level 3 (medium) spice and tofu. Drunken noodle was also good but the Thai Fried Rice was next level. The tofu was lightly fried and had great flavor. There's a table inside for waiting on food and quite a few patio tables outside, but more of a to-go place. We're only in town for a week and a half but will likely be back.

It is absolutely ridiculous how often I am thinking about their spicy peanut sauce since last week…read more One of the best Doordash meals I have had, EVER! Everything from the Pad Thai (spicy) to the appetizers was spot on. Will absolutely order again... probably tonight.

Came here on a Saturday evening for early dinner (around 5pm). It was pretty empty but started to…read morefill up. There is a bar area and a big TV. Servers were very friendly. What we swallowed: *THAI EGG ROLLS: These were tasty. *FRIED TOFU *POTSTICKERS *TOM KHA: Very good. We really liked the fresh veggies in the soup. *DRUNKEN NOODLE; There was something about this dish we couldn't place our fingers on that tasted off. *THREE TASTE CHICKEN: Crunchy, breaded chicken with sauce and steamed broccoli. *RED CURRY BEEF: We didn't realize there was eggplant in this dish. *DEEP FRIED FISH IN GINGER SAUCE: So I ordered this dish specifically because it said 'deep fried' but it did not come out that way. May a quick sear but not deep fried. *MANGO STICKY RICE: This was really good. We would come here for this alone. Our favorite was the tom kha and the mango sticky rice. The other dishes were OK. Still on the search for a thicker curry...