9Thai Restaurant

Stopped by to grab lunch - got drunken noodles and a Thai tea! Drunken noodles (3/5) - honestly for Denver this might be a 4/5, but comparing it to other drunken noodles I've had I would say that they taste good for what they are, but they are the incorrect flavor for drunken noodles. They're overly sweet and lack the umami and wok hei flavor for pad kee Mao. I also ordered it hot, and it was not spicy compared to Thai hot. I feel like what I got for hot is a mild or medium level spice. I got it with tofu and typically it's with the deep fried tofu, this tasted more like normal tofu pan fried. They were generous with the tofu pieces which I appreciated.Portions are good and prices are good! Noodles were a good consistency and although it was not a traditional drunken noodle flavor, the flavors were well developed.The Thai iced tea was good but could be a bit richer as it tasted watered down.

The food here was okay. Not terrible, but I have had better Thai food. The drunken noodles were not great. It lacked flavor. The larb chicken was good, but I wish it was served with lettuce and not small quartered pieces of cabbage. The papaya salad had too many chunky tomatoes and not enough papaya. The bathroom was a little weird - very small and not very clean. The service was good. We were the only ones there so if we needed anything, our server was ready to attend to us.

Tried out this Thai place for takeout on a lazy Sunday and enjoyed the food! We got the street pad Thai, crab cheese wontons, and khao soi which I'd never had before. Everything was tasty and hot even after waiting for delivery.Also, when they say spicy they do mean it. Most places in Denver don't, so just be aware! We loved the spice. Will definitely be getting takeout from here again!

I've been here twice and really enjoyed it both times. I ordered the drunken noodles the first time and the street pad Thai the second time. The drunken noodles were good but the pad Thai was out of this world! So great I can't wait to go back. I love the ambiance and the service is quick. Definitely recommend!

Fantastic, reasonably priced, and always quick Thai food. They have solid pad Thai and a really kind staff. This has become one of our go to neighborhood spots.

This is my go to spot for Tom kha soup and pad see ew. Always love coming here because the service is good and the food is consistently great. I also love feeling like I am supporting a local spot, will always be back for more!

Everything from the presentation, the service, the atmosphere, to the complex flavors...all incredible. One of the best Khao Soi dishes we've had in Denver! We will definitely be back!

I ordered to-go from this place. Even though it's on a busy street - I was able to pull up pretty close and park along the street. I walked in and also got a soda from the cooler fridge behind the counter. The place is pretty small so I imagine they mostly do takeout. I ordered the Pad Thai (just plain) and was asked about heat level. My fiancé said he told them "low." He got the Basil Fried rice with the highest heat level. The food was ready when they told us (15 minutes). They guy who helped me was very nice and talkative. He let me know I was the first customer of the day. We got a ton of food for the one dish. My fiancé really enjoyed his fried rice - he at the whole thing. My pad thai was just okay. It was a little more dry than expected and it was way more spicier than expected. I can handle spice but I don't like when it turns my mouth numb and the taste takes over everything else. The price for the two dishes also seemed high seeing as though we didn't get protein in either.

Stopped in for lunch. Pad Se Ew. Delicious. Everything super fresh. Spice level perfect. Ambiance pleasant and clean. Very much enjoyed.

I really like the moo tom yum! I've only had it to go so I bet it's even better in person. The papaya salad was watered down the first time I got it but enjoyable the second time. However considering it is a green papaya salad, I feel like it comes with so much more of everything else (carrots, green beans, carrots, tomatoes) than the actual green papaya.