My granddaughter and I ate at Sushi Thai a few days ago. The restaurant is very cute, the service…read morewas really friendly and we loved the food! I had the chicken drunken noodles and she had one of the sushi bento boxes. She ate every delicious bite. Mine was delicious too but the serving was huge so I couldn't finish it. We recommend it highly.

Sashimi tasted very fresh. Yellow fin being our favorite. Pork goyza and tom kah soup also very…read moregood. Service was very prompt and pleasant. And great little location for a nice relaxing dinner.

We visited the owners restaurant at a different location in Salida. We are visitors so we stop…read morewhen we get to Salida. We loved this place, the food and the atmosphere. The restaurant was moved because a larger kitchen needed however we didn't know where. Now we found it. It's much larger and menu looks expanded. Nicky decorated and cozy. We were greeted by Trevor who sat us and waited on us as well. He was always available for any questions we had or service needed. We got a couple beers and ordered. I had shrimp pho and my wife had chicken pho. The taste was incredible ( I also enjoy a good pho ) and portions just right per size. We were attended to make sure our needs were met. Pawnee ( spelling ?? ) greeted us and thanked us for stopping in. She is the owner. She made us feel welcomed and special customer. Another couple of customers came in while we dined. We seen them get something from a cooler; so I asked what it was. Sticky rice with blueberries. I asked for one ( I've had sticky rice in Thailand before ) Trevor treated me to a serving. It was just like I remembered. Definitely will be back to dine again. If you're in Salida make it a point to stop in.

Came with a big group and it definitely accommodated about 20-25 people. Plenty of parking and…read moreit's across from a Hampton Inn. Easy access for us!! It may look small from the outside, but it's quite the restaurant inside. It's spacious and there's even a stage....maybe for kid's performances or karaoke night. I was really looking forward to Asian food, so my expectations were high. Since it was such a large group and ONLY 1 waitress, orders got lost and mixed up, and the wait was long! I was hungry, but also understand that one waitress helping us would take a while. Unfortunately, some were not as patience and had a little 'tude, so I apologize for them. I had the beef pho, since it was a cold night. There were tons of different orders, but my pho was okay. It was kind of warm broth instead of hot and who puts carrots in pho???? That was weird to me. We weren't offered all the right herbs and mints that usually goes with it, but assuming it's in a small town they don't have access to them? It wasn't the best pho I've ever had, nor was it the worst. Just not authentic. Also, it's combination of Southeast cuisine - a little bit of Vietnamese, a little Thai, a little Chinese, and from what I remember only ONE dish that was Cambodian. Everybody on our end of the table was not happy with their food. Some of the ladies weren't happy with their Thai Tea and sent it back. I didn't try it, but the owner came out and questioned it. mmmmm.....I wouldn't questioned why a customer didn't like it just because you made it. You should asked why didn't you like it and how can I improve. Overall, it wasn't a great experience and bellies didn't go home happy. Oh, the food took so long to come out some left. It was disappointing.

Great service, nice ambiance. My complaint is with the $14 house salad, it came with one of those…read moreplastic cups of ranch instead of ginger dressing, what Asian fusion restaurant's house salad doesn't come with ginger dressing? Seems like an outrageous price for a lackluster salad. Sushi was good nigiri great.

My partner & I stopped by Osake for dinner while visited Salida. Great attentive service from our…read morewaitress, fresh, tasty & well present sushi roll. I recommended their sushi roll :) They also have Thai foods on their menu. Atmosphere is contemporary Asian fusion with clean bathroom & many art decor for sales. We will go back to eat at Osake if we visited Salida again.

Doesn't look like much but the food is awesome. Best I have had since I moved to the area…read more Spiciness is just right, portions are decent and I love the sticky rice option! Guy running the place is friendly, helpful, and professional.

Family run Thai place in Cañon City. Portions are huge, prices are very reasonable, service is very…read morefriendly & helpful. There's just such a sweet vibe here! Plenty of vegan options. Food came out quick & hot. Would definitely come back here the next time I'm in town! I had the black pepper tofu & a samosa. Both were delish - I had my leftovers for breakfast!

Hubby and I were staying overnight in Salida a few weeks back. We went to Amicas and were not…read moredisappointed. We enjoyed one of their wood fired pizza. Plenty of toppings, right amount of sauce and perfect crunch on the crust. We also shared a bowl of potato soup, soup of the day. Which came out pipping hot. Very clean and friendly staff. We always enjoy when we go to Salida. We own a salsa business, Lynda Sue's Salsa. We left a couple of jars for the staff to try. You can find our salsa at the LaGree's in Pueblo, Poncha Springs and Buena Vista. lsksalsa@gmail.com

A very flavorful pizza out in the sticks…read more The Salsiccia is a standout favorite, and the Rex's Amber pairs with it perfectly. Service was quick, attentive, and on point. The ingredients tasted fresh, and the addition of mushrooms really elevated the dish. It's also easy to find, right in the downtown area.

Amazing and friendly service! The food was delicious! My wife had pad Thai with chicken. I had Khao…read moreSoi with shrimp. We enjoyed the black sticky rice with coconut for dessert. The restaurant is immaculate! We plan to return in three weeks when we get back to Crested Butte.

My friends and I decided to eat lunch at Crested Butte before we decided to go for a hike & explore…read morethe area. We landed on Thai Chili 78. When we first entered, it was quite empty. There was literally no wait to go in. Later, some groups started coming in. In general, the owner was very friendly and seemed glad that we stopped by. It was sort of chilly outside, so I decided to opt for a MASSAMAN CURRY. It was delicious! Upon first sip, the curry tasted authentic like the other Thai spots around NY, so I was impressed. It was a solid dish. It had a decent amount of chicken, potatoes (which were chunky & had crinkled patterns on them - quite unique texture). Paired with the rice, I was quite full & very satisfied. The portions are excellent! The price is fair. I would recommend this Thai spot as a pretty authentic tasting spot!

Good food and friendly people , good prices and good location, there is great diversity of foodread more

I went back to Grub Thai to give it another go; I never like leaving with a bad taste in my mouth -…read moreliterally. In honesty, I'm giving it one more star simply because eating there, the service was the additional star. The pad see ew is adequate, with enough seasoning to remind you of the classic dish, though it doesn't quite stand out. There is no spice to the dish; the chili crisp upon request was more salty tha spicy. The wonton soup and wonton noodle soup are comforting choices--especially on a cold day--but the flavors could use a bit more depth. It really tasted a little lack luster; more on the sweet side. They also offer boba drinks, though these appear to be powder-based rather than freshly brewed. There are several fried rice options to choose from, which adds some variety to the menu. Seating is limited, so it's better suited for takeout or a quick meal. Overall, a serviceable spot that satisfies a Thai food craving when in a pinch, but not one that feels especially memorable.