Aung's Bangkok Cafe

This is one of my all time favorite Thai restaurants, and in tradition of delicious restaurants it's hidden innocuously in a strip mall. I've eaten a bunch of dishes here and it is solid every single time, no misses!! Good portions too. My faves: ginger stir fry with chicken (I like to also make a fried rice with leftovers which is BOMB)Khua noodles (simple, tasty)Pad prik king (spicy!)Mango sticky rice (when in season this is drool worthy)Crab cheese wontons (more flavorful than others I've had)I used to live nearby and this was my fave for take out. Now it's a treat and worth a trek down to Englewood!

4.5 Stars. We ordered Pad Prik Khiug, Red Curry with Chicken and Pineapple Fried Rice. On the surface this establishment appears pricey. However, the portion sizes are above average, so you end up with two or three servings per entree. The food is delicious, and the spice heat level was just right for a mild rating. Take away service was very fast and efficient.Only negative is parking. You made need to park on a side street.Very good price/value relationship.

The food was very good and fresh and made to order.. the service was just as good very knowledgeable.. not much ambiance but still very good Thai food!!!

This lovely little café has phenomenal Thai food. The menu is extensive so deciding which to order was very difficult for us. Let's start with the vegetable egg rolls, which were the best I've ever had. The crispy outer was a nice surprise and I wanted about 10 more. Let's just make this simple. Every dish was delicious. We took home at least half of every dish because the servings are immense. I added a picture of the bill because it is very reasonably priced. There is also a full bar and parking is in the lot or on the street. For those who like to watch sports there was also a television on but the conversation was still very easy among diners. And all around wonderful meal and I highly recommend it.

I say 3.5 for the food, red curry was good but not very good. My friend said his green curry with chicken was ok.Portions are large.

Food here is very authentic, so of you like it spicy, this is your place! The staff are helpful too. Parking is the biggest challenge.

Among the top 2 Thai restaurants that I have tried in Denver.A mom and pop joint in Englewood with food made by people who are clearly passionate about cooking.Some of my favoritesThe Papaya salad - fantastic! Fresh grated papaya perfectly seasoned without the fish sauce being too overpowering. Crunchy peanuts contrasted the soft papayaCashew Chicken - the chicken was done perfectly with great proportions of carrots, cashews and bellpeppers. Leftovers tasted great re-heated the next day as wellPineapple curry - what a flavorful experience. The spices, heat, and coconut combined with explosive bites of pineapple was out of this world. We ordered mild, and it definitely left our mouths tingling. A definite must-get.Overall - minimally (but perfect) decorated restaurant with service that was not particularly fast or overly welcoming, but the food is definitely worth going back. My last lunch there took about 40 minutes to get food out after ordering so maybe not the best place if your are limited for time

Came on a Friday night around 8 PM and boy was the place busy. Luckily got a table for two without having to wait. There's a small parking lot in the front and you'd be lucky to get a spot, if not, there's parking on the streets. Staff was friendly although they were running around like crazy. Papaya salad- if you love fish sauce like me, you'll like this salad 5/5Pad Thai- wish it was less sweet and came with a lime, but they were out 4/5Garlic pepper pork- nice charred flavor to it 5/5Green curry - we might just be more of yellow curry kind of people. I enjoyed the bamboo and eggplants in it 4/5 Mild + spicy level was good for me. I find eating 10 hot Cheetos in a row spicy

Visiting the Denver area , my friend and I Ventured into Englewood to visit a Mid Century home neighborhood , Arapahoe Acres .. as we passed by Aung's Bangkok Cafe we decided we'd stop by after touring the neighborhood. Boy ,am I happy We did....It's a cute little place, nice and clean.I was happy to patronize this family owned restaurant, as I'm all for independently owned businesses. I began by ordering Thai iced tea . A great refreshing warm weather drink. My friend and I decided to share everything, the best way to taste more than a single entree. We began with Spring Rolls, I most often begin with them. These rice paper wraps filled with rice vermicelli , mint, cucumber, bean sprout, carrot and lettuce served with peanut sauce were a good beginning, light and healthy.We ordered two dishes which came with an abundance of rice on the side to soak in the beautiful sauce of the Red Curry . Eggplant is so good in Thai cuisine, something I rarely cook properly at home. The choice of protein was between: Chicken, Pork, Beef of Tofu. We chose Pork. The sauce was delicious, this coconut red curry was probably one of the best I've had anywhere. The dish included purple eggplant, zucchini, bamboo shoots and Thai basil, bell pepper was also an ingredient that we asked to leave out.Our second dish was Basil chicken, stir fried with onion, mushrooms and the Thai basil in house mixed soy sauce , The chicken was ground which we both really liked. In fact my friend was devouring it. This was a lovely meal to share with my best friend.I was impressed by how quickly the food came out and the service was good, as our water glasses were always filled. I have to say that I will return next visit to Denver. It was so Delicious! An awesome meal.

I've been trying to find a decent Thai place in the Denver area and after reading the reviews here I was really excited to try this place but was so disappointed. I'll give both the good and bad of this experience. Pros: 1. Ordered to go and it was ready for pick up within 15 minutes and they were friendly. 2. After calling to complain about the lack of flavor in the drunken noodles they offered a refund or a coupon which I thought was very good customer service. I took the refund because I do not want to go back there to eat. 3. We got two rice boxes with our meal which is very generous and unheard of with Thai places and at no extra cost and without asking. Cons: 1. The drunken noodle had literally no flavor. It was bland in every way. 2. The red curry was all spice and no flavor as well and the beef tasted funky. Overall if the food isn't good I won't go back to a place but the customer service and service in general was great so cudos for that.