Very fun place. I lived in Thailand for two years all around the country. While the food isn't the…read moremost authentic according to my own experience, it is very close. Regardless of authenticity, everything I ate was delicious. Service was awesome and the vibe was fun. I definitely would come back again. My only complaint is the parking is very limited and difficult to access with a big vehicle.

Not as authentic as I had hoped but still hits the spot when I'm craving some Thai takeout during…read morethe week. The mango sticky rice is actually amazing. I tend to get the Tom Yum soup when I am sick. Food always comes out pretty quick!

I have visited Daughter Thai a few times when I am in the neighborhood and the group I am with are…read moreall feeling like getting some of that unique Thai spicy. There has been a recent boom in Thai restaurants all over Denver and I am here for it! The restaurant does a really good job of cultivating a spot ideal to grab some Thai food while also having a business lunch. It is clear that the wait staff was trained to handle those kinds of customers very well. It is also just loud enough in there to not be awkward in between conversation but quiet enough to easily hear the person across from you. Just for that, I don't hesitate to bring my customers here. With that said, their lunch special is at a very reasonable price and the portions are such that you won't be falling asleep at your desk after lunch. The dinner prices are, in my opinion, very inflated. The food itself is pretty good. The appetizers leave a lot to be desired but the entrees are good and close enough to being authentic. I'm a big fan of their true Thai spice levels. If you haven't had Thai food or are unaware of the Thai spice levels, please start with mild or ask the wait staff to explain. I will be visiting more in the future for my business lunches!

I have only gone to Daughter Thai Kitchen one previous time. On that occasion, I ordered duck roti…read more It was a very meaty leg and thigh, and I was quite pleased with both the wonderful taste and portion size. So pleased in fact that I often got a craving and today I finally got the chance to satisfy that craving. Unfortunately, when my order arrived, I could tell at first glance that the duck portion was anemic. It looked dried out and shriveled up and pathetically small. In retrospect, I should've told the server it was not acceptable, but my general tendency is to not make a big issue about it and carry on. However, not only was the portion compromise, but also the taste. On top of the food deficiency, I sat at the bar, and when I sat down and looked down the bar, half of the chairs had rips, tears, and or duct tape, and this made me wonder what deficiencies or issues might exist in the kitchen, given the neglect of those items. I was extremely disappointed, my craving for what I had experienced previously is it delicious meal was unfulfilled, and my general tendency in these situations is not go back to such an establishment and risk disappointment again. After all, we all know the phrase fool me once shame on you fool me twice shame on me. I like to see businesses in general and especially restaurant succeed, and I hope the owners will take these comments into account so they don't join the growing list of restaurants that are closing in Denver. Listening to customers is an excellent business strategy. I would consider my first meal here of five star experience but regrettably this one has charitably been given to stars. Cook should know when they have an item that even a casual glance is subpar not to serve it. Cooking skill is one thing. Judgment and discernment are also important skills. If you wouldn't serve it to your best friend or close relative, don't serve it to a customer.

Incredible food with top-notch flavor and high-quality ingredients. The location is lovely and the…read moreambience is wonderful. We ordered takeout while staying at a nearby hotel, and the owner thoughtfully provided extra plates with a sincere smile--an appreciated and memorable touch. We ordered the Pad Basil Stir-Fry, Pad Khing (extra chicken), and Pineapple Fried Rice (extra chicken)--all were outstanding. I wish I could have added photos. My wife, our two kids (ages 9 and 11), and I all absolutely loved the food. Highly recommend.

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.

I ordered the Pad Thai with chicken and Panang Curry with beef, and both were nothing short of…read morespectacular. The Panang was rich, creamy, and deeply flavorful--perfectly spiced with a velvety coconut base, tender beef, and vibrant bell peppers. The Pad Thai? Absolute gold: tangy-sweet, loaded with fresh bean sprouts, scallions, crushed peanuts, and juicy chicken that popped with every bite. Both dishes came in generous portions--plenty to satisfy without feeling overwhelmed--and the quality shines through in every ingredient. The staff is friendly and attentive, adding a warm touch to the experience. Fresh, flavorful food + great service = a 5-star winner every time.

Simple menu. Food was fresh. Counter Service was friendly and a nice wine pour at a reasonable priceread more

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.

Love the decoration here with Thai street foods vibe made me feel like I went back home in Bangkok…read more I enjoy all vintage posters & hip wood ceiling. Our server pay attention to details & gave very prompt service. My boyfriend eat Thai hot & he compliment that they actually cook Thai hot for his pad krapow & he absolutely enjoy his dish. I ordered chicken & rice and I think it is very good portion for $ & very tasty as well. I deducted one star because I wishes they have more seasonal menu rotation, so I can try something new when I come visit here. The menu is pretty limited in my view. I want Pork congee or Khao khuk kapi in the rotation menu. Our go to spot when we visited Denver Botanical garden :)

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.

We detoured here after seeing that Happy Cafe was closed. The customer service was absolutely…read moregreat. The lady was very attentive to our table's needs and had exchanges of pleasantries. The food, however, was lacking. Their Chicken Satay was very good, though. My sister and I shared a cup of Tom Yum to try and the flavor was just sour and nothing else. I couldn't taste the lemongrass or any other flavors. We got the Pad Se Ew, a favorite, but all we could taste was the smokiness---none of the vegetables nor the meat. My sister and I also shared yellow curry. The curry base was delicious, but the meat (beef) was overcooked and tough. All I could taste from the papaya salad was the fish sauce. Their mango sticky rice was good but I don't think we will be coming back.

Good food and good service. Space was a little cramped but ultimately this is a good place to get a…read moremeal

Disappointing... got yellow curry which was super watery, the potatoes weren't cooked all the way,…read moreand there wasn't much flavor just very spicy at a medium. Also got pad Thai and crab cheese wontons which were both unsatisfying. I'm saddened by this experience and let down by the decent reviews.

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.

it was popping it reminded me of street food asia / rowland heights plaza establishments hahaha…read more we ordered the zhang noodles, tom yum noodles, char siu pork, karage, and soju -- and some dishes came with free rice and pickled cucumbers!!

I'll be back asap!!…read more Feeling lucky to have gotten to try Lucky Noodles during Mile High Asian Food Week. Chef Ploy has some secrets up her sleeve! Her top secret weapon (off Ploy's secret menu of course) is the Pineapple Express, an incredibly crispy and delicately fried chicken dish served with jasmine rice. The dining area is small but has a communal sense to it that immediately makes you feel comfortable. Service is fast and dialed in. You truly can't ask for more! This is a great spot to catch up with a friend or make a new one. Not too crowded, but there is a constant stream of, what seem to be, regular customers who have been frequenting this spot in a ritualistic way. I aim to join them after this first visit!

Food: Hangover Wonton Soup was very good, especially the wontons. Roti just ok for me but others…read moreliked it. Shrimp pad thai unusually good. Khao soi with fried chicken was very nice. Mango sticky rice dessert was wonderful. Thai iced tea, milk tea, mocktail all delicious. Service: a bit slow but only one server who was also the owner. Ambiance: Tiny room with about 6 tables. Cool dog wall art on outside of building. We paid $8 for parking lot adjacent to the restaurant. Cost: Expensive at $48/person including tip and parking fee. Overall: 4.5 stars, worth a visit.

Delicious, soupy, flavorful, and toppings packed Pad Thai!…read more We all know Pad Thai is on a restaurant's menu as a litmus test for the quality available. I'm happy to report that Mon Thai withstood the test! Not only are the prices fair, but also the portions. I ordered the beef pad Thai for pickup, and was incredibly pleased. The beef wasn't terribly dry like I usually expect, the noodles are perfectly marinated in that sweet sauce, and the vegetables are PACKED to the brim. Really the only issue with this order is that the container is SO FULL that you need to scoop a portion out into a separate bowl instead of just diving right in. The interior seemed casual and quaint, it being a workday afternoon there wasn't many other patrons, so I imagine dining in would be a delight! I'll have to try this spot again :)

It's hard to find Thai places that have nom tok boat noodle soup or kha soy curry noodle soup so…read morewhen I saw this place had both, I had to go! I ordered the nom tok noodle soup and the portion was huge! I had a lot to take home. It was so tasty and comforting, I loved it. I will be back with my partner to try their other soups and entrees.