We have some back a few times now and I have to speak to the reliability of the quality of the food…read moreand service- both excellent! We have added a few favorites to the list: the Khoa Soi soup... my god. I would come back alone for this! Soooo delicious. Rich, complex flavors and textures, creamy coconut... it's a dream!! Reminds me of one I had in Maine that I've been chasing in Denver ever since. We also really enjoyed the panang with chicken (you can sub the protein). We ordered the pad see mao (chicken) and it was also absolutely delicious! Coconut shrimp was also delicious. Satay still remains a favorite!

First off, the food was really good…read more Unfortunately, the service was terrible. We were the only people in the restaurant, yet our server repeatedly forgot basic things like drinks, chopsticks, and hot peppers. We had to remind her multiple times throughout the meal. To top it off, there was a 5% "kitchen appreciation fee" added to the bill. Sorry, but paying your employees should not be the customer's responsibility through surprise fees. It's a shame because the food was genuinely very good. But great food can only carry a place so far when the service is this poor. Another one bites the dust.

12/10. Every. Time…read more Authentic Thai spice levels (this is your warning), great menu that offers lots of options. Every time I have the hardest time ordering because everything looks so good. I've had Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, a few of the curries, Tom Yum soup, and maybe a few others and every single one I would 10000% recommend and order again. Iconic. No notes.

I really wanted to love this place, but unfortunately, it didn't quite deliver. The food was…read moreoverall just okay, and our dishes came out only slightly warm. Portions were on the smaller side, especially for the price--we spent around $60 for two entrées and an appetizer, which felt a bit steep for the quality. The restaurant itself is beautifully decorated from the outside, which set high expectations going in. However, the service didn't match. Our server rarely checked on us, even though we were seated right next to the counter. At one point, we also felt a bit rushed. We were repeatedly asked if we were done, despite it not being close to closing time and there being plenty of open tables. We were still eating--literally had one spring roll left--and a staff member tried to take the plate after we had already said we were finishing it. There are definitely a few things that could be improved. Overall, not the best Thai food experience in Denver, unfortunately.

So we stumbled upon this surprisingly yummy little hole in the wall take-out/ eatery with 3 tables…read more& 2 high tops! I've eaten at Aloy's up north years ago and thought it was pretty good but too far of a drive for us. Portions are HUGE and great to share with 2-3 people. The authentic flavors brought me back to Thailand, where their spicy noodle dishes were so spicy delicious. Ambience is ok, tight squeeze, but they probably get great take out business. Service was good too, very simple, scan QR Code to order and pay at table and food gets brought out to you. You should try this little spot!

We had the tastiest dishes here and hope to go back one day. You'll order at the register, be…read moregiven an order tent and they'll bring your order to the table. They offer spicy levels 1-5, with 5 being considered "Thai hot." I had the drunken noodles spicy 1 with tofu and really enjoyed the sweet and savory taste of the sauce. They offer limited indoor seating as well as some outdoor seating. Definitely worth a try if you enjoy Thai food.

The food is amazing and the service is great! I highly recommend Hey Bangkok! The atmosphere…read morereminds me of the last time I was in Thailand! The drunken noodles and the PadThai are my Favorites. They have a great selection of beverages as well Cheers Mike Browne

I forgot to take a photo of my Tom Kha Gai (coconut chicken soup) because once I took a bite I…read morecouldn't put my spoon down. Hey Bangkok! created the perfect blend for this soup. The mix of spice and lime elevated the coconut broth. I like that I was able to choose the spice level. The Tom Kha was served as a soup only which I was able to finish on my own. This could easily be a shareable dish if served with rice or if looking to kick up the comfort-food level a notch. Hey Bangkok! is clean, with plenty of seating, and the employees were kind and friendly. They checked on me several times to ensure I was comfortable and had all I needed to enjoy my meal. I would love to come back to try their other dishes when I'm in the neighborhood.

Small local mom and pop restaurant vibe Thai restaurant in Denver with a great service. Very…read moredelicious thai food. Love their pad thai and all thai curry. Thai iced coffee is my must order drink. We also tried drunken noodle and beef dish. Honestly all dishes I've tried at J's noodle are very delicious.

I have been going to this place all my life, and it is hands down the best Thai place I've ever…read moregone to. the food is fantastic my dad owns one of their custom t shirts. It is a lovley family run bussnnis with great food and amazing service. Whoever writes bad reviews about this place can suck a dih and go back to mcdonalds where the flavor actually fits their unflavord tastbuds. Anyways i totaly recomend going here it is super good! i recomend the pinapple fried rice with either tom yum or tom ka soup, crab cheese wontons, and mango sticky rice for dessert!! love this place 10/10

My sister and I were in the neighborhood and looked on YELP for the best rated Thai restaurant and…read morefound Suvipa. The cafe is small but very welcoming and charming. Many people getting take out which made us think we picked a great place. We were not disappointed! We started with the shrimp and pork appetizers, which are new on the menu. I had the Drunken Noodles, mild, and had enough for two meals. My sister had the egg rolls and loved them. We highly recommend Suvipa!

We were near by and wanted ti grab a quick to go dinner. Found this little place. Very small and…read morecozy spot. The bf was craving pad Thai and i just grabs an appetizer shrimp rolls it was fresh and quick and food nice and hot the pad thai was glass noodles and we got medium spice which was perfect all the nice crunchy veggies that was in the dish definitely recommend. The shrimp rolls came with 4 pieces and 2 dipping sauce one sweet and one light salty sauce.

So glad I went here tonight! It's been on my list for years and I've definitely been missing out…read more The food came out really fast and our waitress was great, she was super friendly with lots of recommendations. Definitely order the Hong Kong French toast, the Mac salad, ants climbing a tree (spicy), and the tom yum tofu! You won't regret getting bunch if plates to share.

Disappointed. 69th birthday dinner on a Saturday evening at 6pm, party of 4. The food was decent to…read moregood but service was spotty, and our server was a little on the rude side. She barely acknowledged the birthday person in our party after I announced it, she awkwardly said oh and kept going with her intro spiel. The crab Rangoon was ok, it had a good filling but the wrapper was a little chewy. The spicy fried chicken appetizer special was dry. They wanted extra $ for mayo sauce, ridiculous. We tried the lamb, it had bits of bone and gristle but it was tasty and a decent amount of spice. The pork ribs were very tender and delicious. The sweet and "sour" chicken was not sour at all, it was a honey sweet sauce with a hint of spice. The birthday girl specifically wanted a good sweet and sour chicken, this is the reason I chose this place, in addition to having gluten free options for the one celiac in our party. Everything comes on plastic dishes. Not sure if the owners are aware of the toxic leaching that occurs when you put hot food into plastic, but I am and try to avoid plastic like the plague. Big turnoff, especially at a pricey full service restaurant. No candle on our mediocre expensive dessert, let alone even a happy birthday, and it was placed in front of the celiac who wasn't partaking. A "fresh baked" ice cream sandwich. I could make this at home for less than we paid and it would be far better. We were kicked out after 90 minutes even though we just spent $200 and were getting ready to leave anyway. There were no parties waiting for tables, so it seemed a little unnecessary. I didn't catch it until after I wrote in the tip, but they snuck in a 10% service fee that I tipped 20% on. Was not a special occasion experience, almost seemed like they were offended we brought gifts to celebrate. I really was hoping to find a good Chinese restaurant in the Denver area that we can frequent, but this is not it. We won't be back.

Lucky Noodles is the best restaurant in Denver -- full stop…read more I've eaten my way around this city and nothing comes close to what Ploy and her team are doing at Lucky Noodles. The story behind this place says it all -- Ploy came from Bangkok and opened Lucky Noodles to share authentic Thai cuisine made with love, using only the freshest hand-picked ingredients. You taste every bit of that passion in every single dish.

Shoutout to the Yelp community because you all absolutely led me in the right direction with Lucky…read moreNoodles! I ordered takeout, and before I even got to the food, the customer service stood out. The woman at the front, who I think may be the owner, was so kind and funny. She even walked my bag out from behind the counter to hand it to me personally and sent me off with so much warmth. Small gesture, but it honestly made the experience memorable. Now the food...wow. The Jalapeño Crab Cheese Wontons were packed with flavor and came with the perfect sweet/spicy dipping sauce. The Pork Roti was unreal and officially a must-order for me moving forward. I kept taking bites trying to figure out what ingredient made it taste THAT good. Then the Khao Soi with fried chicken completely sealed the deal. That curry deserves to be bottled and sold in stores. Go support this business. You can taste the care in both the food and the service.