One Night in Bangkok: Denver's Best Thai Food

The best Pad Thai in town. They also offer a curry made without coconut milk for those of you who are craving Thai, but also on a diet.

This little spot on 17th is relatively new and always delicious.

Big portions and friendly service make this one of my favorite places for Pad See Ew. The decor is great, and so is the food.

An “asian fusion” restaurant in Northfield, this trendy spot is charming enough but the menu is kind of all over the map. The food is good but occasionally the service has left me wishing I had gone elsewhere.

I was taken here by a friend a while back and I was very impressed. Really authentic and delicious food and great service. If you find yourself in this part of town, seek it out.

Great curry and cheap prices have made Tommy’s quite popular but the spartan “fast food” feel of the place leaves something to be desired. It’s like going out for Thai at a Chipotle.

Good fast Thai for lunch. Not a place to take a date, but cheap and yummy.

This place has been voted the Best Thai Food in Denver many times over the past 10 years. The menu is varied and delicious and the place is really charming. The only drawback is that it is way south from downtown, on a quiet street in Englewood out by Swedish Hospital. For a downtowner like myself, it seems like quite a trek.