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Address: 102 E Midland Ave, Woodland Park, CO 80863
Phone: (719) 900-3395
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Reviews
Gregg of Houston
Food is outstanding. Extremely large portions. Seems a bit high on price but if you split it, it’s a pretty good deal. We did not split due to the recommendation of the waitress. Bad decision.
… moreJerzy Zielinski
Ok, there are not enough stars here to reflect how good the food is.
The flavors are out of this world. Look at the photos and to see what your taste buds are missing.
Look at the carmelization of the onion, garlic and lemongrass in this dish. Those alone pack so much flavor.
This is gourmet flavor at its finest! Check out the raw ginger sliver on top of the dish, it just adds that extra flavor personal touch only a truly gifted chef can offer!!
This dish is just amazing!!!
… moreThe flavors are out of this world. Look at the photos and to see what your taste buds are missing.
Look at the carmelization of the onion, garlic and lemongrass in this dish. Those alone pack so much flavor.
This is gourmet flavor at its finest! Check out the raw ginger sliver on top of the dish, it just adds that extra flavor personal touch only a truly gifted chef can offer!!
This dish is just amazing!!!
A Ames
Three of us went in for dinner and were skeptical, not sure what to order, and finally made up our minds. We waited about 35 min but were patient. When we h hit our food, we were pleasantly surprised. My daughter loved the cashew chicken, and my husband liked the steak satay. I wanted to try the pork belly and although it had a kick to it, it was good. Too much for one meal for me. I do want to say the food was very fresh, made from scratch. It didn’t taste like it had been sitting there all day. We were very happy we finally went to try it! Kudos to the cook and to the man who was waiting on people. Not really a waiter, but he went in to give them a hand.
… moreFelisha Trester
Our server was the nicest lady ever. She had ice water at the table ready to go. We really enjoyed the vibe of the place, and our food was super tasty. The yellow curry is delicious. I ordered the pad Thai (in photo) and if im being honest, there was a hint of fish oil that i don’t personally like but everyone else said theirs didnt taste like it and really enjoyed it. I ordered a Thai tea and it came with a flower. It was so pretty, thoughtful, and delicious. I decided to try out the mango bobba as well. It was hot on the bottom and cold on top. I didn’t mind it at all. We also got a free bobba tea because it was the last one of the night. Definitely recommend it and will definitely come again.
… moreYeng Vang
Best Thai food I’ve had in a VERY VERY LONG TIME. I ordered the Pork Belly stir fry. It was cooked with garlic, ginger, lemon grass, and shallots. It had so much flavor! Don’t be afraid to eat the garlic! It was cooked with all the sauce and was delicious! Thai iced tea was great as well. Definitely the best food in the area!
… moreLisa White
I was excited to see there was a Thai Restaurant in Woodland Park. I came for dinner. I was not happy with it, unfortunately.
My Pad Kee Mao was Not done to my specifications, and she didnt bother to ask me about the level of spiciness; consequently there was none, which was a disappointment (I am from Seattle where authentic Thai means some level of spiciness in this dish and many others). There were very little vegetables, and the meat was scarce too. (I would like to see Pad Kee Mao and more dishes offered with Beef and Tomatoes are usually in this dish and other veggies & more meat pieces).
They took a very long time to take our order or check on us, I had to yell across the room to get any attention. No eye contact or follow-up inquiry by waiter. They had one quite large party and another couple which-is perhaps why they left us neglected. Perhaps understaffed that day (-?)
They have No Soup at all or Green Papaya Salad;
I was Very Disappointed because there were photos online which is Why I came. . (I wanted those, I have Never been to a Thai Restaurant that didnt serve Those and apparently they did last year).
It was expensive (dinner), I did not feel that I got my money’s worth, just $20 for mostly Rice Noodles, Drinks and anything else starts at $7.
I had to ask for hot sauce or condiments or anything, by yelling across the room, it was not generously provided at table or in the dining room (napkins either) and getting any assistance was a real chore.
POSITIVES: the Portions were good, the New facility (which they apparently recently moved across the parking lot to—there was a sign on door at old facility) is large and quite Nice with many tables, & there is a view of Pikes Peak. The people serving were polite.
All of the negatives I experienced are easily Correctable:
-If they provide better service followup, make eye contact, are not stingy & are more generous with ingredients like vegetables and meat, Ask about desired spiciness don’t assume because I am not Asian; & provide condiments freely, —and give what was originally asked for, and last but Not least: include Soups again and Papaya Salad, then I will definitely Come Again.
Maybe the Lunch Menu is better.
And: Perhaps you will have a better experience than I did.
I eventually got hot sauce and added lime which made it better. It had about a 3rd of the veggies I was used to in this dish (& I had asked for extra veggies and didnt get them) – and they used lots of stems of greens which was strange to me also.
My husband thought it was pretty good.
I am still glad that they are here and hope they will Succeed, and make these improvements.
All the Best.
… moreMy Pad Kee Mao was Not done to my specifications, and she didnt bother to ask me about the level of spiciness; consequently there was none, which was a disappointment (I am from Seattle where authentic Thai means some level of spiciness in this dish and many others). There were very little vegetables, and the meat was scarce too. (I would like to see Pad Kee Mao and more dishes offered with Beef and Tomatoes are usually in this dish and other veggies & more meat pieces).
They took a very long time to take our order or check on us, I had to yell across the room to get any attention. No eye contact or follow-up inquiry by waiter. They had one quite large party and another couple which-is perhaps why they left us neglected. Perhaps understaffed that day (-?)
They have No Soup at all or Green Papaya Salad;
I was Very Disappointed because there were photos online which is Why I came. . (I wanted those, I have Never been to a Thai Restaurant that didnt serve Those and apparently they did last year).
It was expensive (dinner), I did not feel that I got my money’s worth, just $20 for mostly Rice Noodles, Drinks and anything else starts at $7.
I had to ask for hot sauce or condiments or anything, by yelling across the room, it was not generously provided at table or in the dining room (napkins either) and getting any assistance was a real chore.
POSITIVES: the Portions were good, the New facility (which they apparently recently moved across the parking lot to—there was a sign on door at old facility) is large and quite Nice with many tables, & there is a view of Pikes Peak. The people serving were polite.
All of the negatives I experienced are easily Correctable:
-If they provide better service followup, make eye contact, are not stingy & are more generous with ingredients like vegetables and meat, Ask about desired spiciness don’t assume because I am not Asian; & provide condiments freely, —and give what was originally asked for, and last but Not least: include Soups again and Papaya Salad, then I will definitely Come Again.
Maybe the Lunch Menu is better.
And: Perhaps you will have a better experience than I did.
I eventually got hot sauce and added lime which made it better. It had about a 3rd of the veggies I was used to in this dish (& I had asked for extra veggies and didnt get them) – and they used lots of stems of greens which was strange to me also.
My husband thought it was pretty good.
I am still glad that they are here and hope they will Succeed, and make these improvements.
All the Best.
Cindia Hua
It’s great to see a thai food place in this town! I ordered hellfire pork belly to-go. I wanted it thai hot to see how spicy the place can go but they accidentally gave me mild sadly. The flavor was still strong and delicious and pork belly is crispy (although often too dry). The server who gave me my food was very friendly.
If I’m in town ever again I will give them another try!
… moreIf I’m in town ever again I will give them another try!
Shane Klein
Great new addition to Woodland Park. Service was phenomenal, and menu was diverse and tasty. Love that the spice levels are actually hot if you ask for hot. Drunken noodles and red curry were a favorite.
The interior looks nice and clean, and the price ~$15 per meal is good as the portions are good
… moreThe interior looks nice and clean, and the price ~$15 per meal is good as the portions are good
D H
I am impressed by this gem of restaurant. I never would’ve thought I’d come to Woodland Park and get a great bowl of pad thai and my mom had a stir fry pork belly which was fantastic. I had to suck my pride because they gave me “white boy” spicy and it was too hot for me. The flavor was amazing but whatever pepper they use, just hits me different. I’ve been able to hit the million+ Scoville ghost peppers but this got me. I was sweating through my meal but the sweet and sour tamarind notes were delicious. Come up for a nice drive to the mountains and give it a try.
I will say we almost didn’t eat here. The store arrangement is confusing. We went to the door next to the sign, farthest from the main road but it was locked and looked like no one there. The billiards hall was in the middle and some gentlemen outside said the restaurant doors were on the storefront closest to main street. Really weird set up so be warned.
… moreI will say we almost didn’t eat here. The store arrangement is confusing. We went to the door next to the sign, farthest from the main road but it was locked and looked like no one there. The billiards hall was in the middle and some gentlemen outside said the restaurant doors were on the storefront closest to main street. Really weird set up so be warned.
Sierra Judice
Omg. This is some of the best Thai I have had. My boyfriend and I love Thai food and we eat it all the time. I definitely recommend the green curry and Pad See Ew spicy for both dishes. You won’t be disappointed. And it the fact it is in a small town. We came back twice and the waitress remembered us.
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