Love this restaurant! Everything I've had here has always been great, flavorful and good portion sizes.

Our newest go-to for Thai takeout! I especially love that they offer curbside service for online orders. Our favorites are their Pad Thai, Pad See Ew and Pineapple Fried Rice. Can't quite speak for dining indoors as we've only ordered takeout.

Love the khao soi It can be made vegan by substituting the egg noodles for rice noodles. Staff is very knowledgeable on dietary restrictions

Yelp for the win, again! I was craving pad Thai and we were out running holiday errands, so a yelp search led us to this little shop in a strip mall. Clean, bright, and we were welcomed shortly after walking in. We each opted for pad Thai - chicken and a level 4 spice for him, tofu and a level 3 spice for me. The spice was just right for me - seemed pretty mild at the beginning and building as I ate. I did have to mix everything up and add the lime that was provided to get the flavor I was looking for but this hit the spot for my craving! We'll likely return when we're in the neighborhood again!

This is for To Go. We ordered one entree and the wait time was showing as 30 minutes. We arrived and were told that they were not yet on our order as they were understaffed. We waited an additional 30 minutes until we received our food. I ordered a pad see ew with beef, spice level 3 and it was delicious!! I'll probably order a spice level 2 next time, 3 was great but I had to take breaks a couple of times as it was getting pretty spicy. Super tasty and will be coming again!

This review is for their takeout. Love this spot, it's our go to place for when we're craving some comforting Thai food. The khao soy here is excellent - they really bring out the flavor of the broth. I usually get it with shrimp and they can pack in the heat if you ask. It's so good, my mouth is watering as I write this review(!!) Some other favorites are the drunken noodles, green curry and spicy udon(a new favorite). Wish they delivered to our area though, they aren't on Uber eats or DoorDash either.

We got curbside take out today. First time and will definitely be back, likely in person next time. Was feeling lazy this evening and with lots to do, take out seemed like a great option. We usually do udom Thai but I had heard great things about this place so decided to switch it up. We got level 2 spice cup of Tom Yum, level 3 spice on double beef drunken noodles and spicy basil fried rice. Everything was fantastic. They were even right on time with our food when we pulled up. The Tom yum with tofu was so great and our toddler said not spicy! Happy we found another go to Thai spot nearby.

Super friendly service along with an inviting atmosphere. Felt like I was entering someone's home and nearly took off my shoes at the front door! The food was tasty and temperature hot. We ordered tom kha soup and drunken noodles. For dessert we ordered the last mango sticky rice and that was wonderful as well. This place gets high marks for everything mentioned at the beginning. Service with a smile, super flavorful food and small bits and pieces to remind me I need to make it to Thailand to see friends!

Came here for dinner tonight. Not very busy on a weekday and the service was good. Server was really nice, the inside is alright. Food was really good for Colorado Thai food. Good taste and good food. Will be coming back!

This place is pretty legit being Laotian myself so I can vouch for this place. Located inside a plaza closing at 9pm just like their name. The staff was very friendly and we were pretty much last call since they were about to close but we didn't feel rushed 1 bit. I noticed they got a lot of takeout customers. Their spice level is straight to the point between 1-5 so don't take it lightly. We are Lao so we got between 3-5 and they were pretty spicy which we love. They also have an additional spice rack with chili oil, dried peppers, garlic pepper, and soy/fish sauce peppers. We ordered the fried shrimp appetizer, crab fried rice, tom yum noodle soup, beef drunken noodles, sticky rice, and chicken laap. We originally all wanted to try their boat noodles but they said they didn't have it at that time; bummer. My husband loved the fried shrimp appetizer which was lightly battered but really crispy paired with sweet and sour sauce. The crab fried rice was average to me I wish we ordered pineapple instead. I liked the flavor of the tom yum soup a lot but it didn't go well with the pho noodles. Their sticky rice was very mushy. The laap was kind of off it was very warm and lacked the typical laap flavor. Their drunken noodles were really good we all like that. Overall we enjoyed the service, the food, and the atmosphere. Everything can't be perfect but we enjoyed trying our cultural foods in different states.