Anchan Thai

Our first time at Anchan, but not our last. Of the 10 or so Thai places we've tried in Boulder County, this is probably our favorite food wise. Pineapple curry, cashew stir fry, fresh rolls, and coconut ice cream dessert were all delicious. Their hot tea is beautiful.I will say that the service when we went for Saturday lunch was really, really slow. A single waitress and hostess was managing the entire front of house (and doing a great job), but it took about an hour from ordering to getting our meal. We came with a hungry tiny human and that made for some interesting moments...I would be curious to visit again during the week and just see if it was an off day. But amazing food, lovely decor, and nice staff make this place 5 stars.

The Pineapple fried rice was better than the drunken noodles, but all delicious. Food came super quick and our server was nice. Cozy place. Typically kinda pricey Thai food after apps and drink.

Sorta stumbled onto this place after our favorite Thai place in Boulder was closed due to a power outage. We were happily surprised - and we truly have found a NEW FAVORITE THAI restaurant!! Channing took great care of us and seemed genuinely proud of where she worked (practically unheard of anymore with restaurant staff anywhere), and she told us all about Annie (the owner) who was in the kitchen preparing everything. Outstanding flavors, from the appetizers, to the main dishes - and all the way through the mango Anchan sticky rice as a shared dessert. Only a block west of Hover Road on the southwest side of Longmont. A must try!!

Another day, another road trip! A family friend has been recommending this spot for a while now - she makes the trek up from mid-Boulder on the regular, and we decided to make the trek down ourselves.The restaurant is in a quasi indoor strip-mall type place, and was a little hard to find. Once we finally found the location, we walked in to a cozy little area with a waterfall and pond at the entrance. We were seated almost immediately and perused through the lunch menu and the regular menu.I ordered the Thai Tea which includes boba and your choice of milk. We started with a 16oz bowl of Tom Kha at a spice level of 3 and enjoyed that it wasn't sugary sweet like so many Thai restaurants we have locally. The Pad See Ew was my main order with chicken and a level 3 spice - this had a KICK! It was perfectly spicy without losing any flavor, and opened my sinuses with the first bite. My dining partner got the Pad Woon Sen with the same spice level and we both sniffled through our meals, washing away the spice with the Thai tea. I was far too full from the soup and lunch portion to get dessert, but I'll be back to try their blue Anchan sticky rice and mango!

Best Thai food in Longmont. The drunken noodles are delicious! Located in an out-of-the-way spot and usually quiet. Works well for takeout too.

As Thai goes in Longmont, there are not a lot of excellent options. Anchan has some hit and miss. I ordered the jungle curry and it was not my favorite. The red curry is excellent! Careful if your heat selection. I chose medium for Pad Thai and I couldn't eat it. And I use Sambal like a fiend! The food is always ready on time for takeout and the restaurant is very clean and decorated nicely. The shopping center is a little obscure, but very nice. There is plenty of parking with a parking lot.

Everything was perfect. Medium heat was perfect. The service was quick and the food was flavorful.

This is locally-owned and delicious. The chef is from northern Thailand and food really shows her love of cooking. I'm so happy that I found this place

Hands down the best Thai food in the Denver area. The restaurant is cute and clean and we had excellent table service. Thank you for a beautiful dinner!

In town for work and was looking for a quick and good meal. After reading reviews I decided to try out Anchan. The food and service was great, very happy and impressed.