Udom Thai

I came back here after a few years and I was impressed. The server was nice and explained the level of heat.When I asked for less cooking oil in the dish he said they don't make oily food. And sure it wasn't , I got a glass noodles dish with egg and vegetables, yummy and the right spices. I'll go back.

I'm still dreaming about their beef salad! It's probably the best grilled beef salad I've had at a Thai place and I've had a lot. When the server warns you that their spice levels are hotter than any other Thai restaurants, believe them! I love spicy food, and I asked for a medium. Their medium is easily a hot level. So dial it back a notch if you want to actually taste and enjoy your food. I wasn't a believer and now I would order one heat level down!!! I think it would be easier for them to just not make their dishes so spicy rather than warn every single customer who comes in that their food is extremely spicy. We enjoyed everything. Their pad Thai was a bit on the sweet side, which I don't like, but my daughter enjoyed it. The service was great. It took a while to get our food, but our server was friendly and funny. The place was empty for lunch. We were the only ones there, which felt odd. Our server said that dinner service is usually packed. They could improve on a few details, like a clean bathroom, and wiping the menus, but we enjoyed our meals and will be back.

One of my neighborhood favorites! Excellent curry and noodle dishes...but I'd rate them on the strength of their wildly addictive North-Eastern pork sausage appetizers alone. Never found them at any other Thai restaurant; they're powerfully spicy, kinda sour and tangy, and even if you don't account for the dopamine hit from the fiery chilis, an amazing mix of flavors I cannot recommend enough, at least to folks who like heat and strong tastes. (And if you don't, there's plenty of less...incendiary meal options that are well worth your hard-earned cash.)

The food was a home run, fresh, served in traditional dishes. They bring the heat so even a medium heat = Thai hot at most places. The only criticism was the service. It took almost an hour for us to get our food. But will go back, delicious.

Cute little gem inside of a strip mall. There were only two servers working the entire restaurant, so service was a bit slow, however we weren't in any rush so this didn't affect us at all, and the server that we had was very pleasant. There were only two of us diners, but I ordered several dishes to expose my friend to some of the favorite things my ex-boyfriend from Thailand used to make me. We started with the papaya salad, but we got it Lao Style, with crab paste in it. The papaya salad was good, I've never seen pieces of papaya that large before, but it did make it easier to eat. We also got the Thai Beef Jerky appetizer, which was crunchy on the outside but moist and tenderly chewy on the inside. The sauce for the jerky was amazing. I originally wanted to get the snapper, but they were out, so I got the Ka Pra Moo Krob Kai Dao (crispy pork belly and ground pork with thai basil). The crispy pork belly in this dish is very traditional to true Thai dishes that aren't in other Thai restaurant menus. These dishes were good, but I like my Thai food Thai hot. I asked the waiter to make the Papaya Salad and my pork dish Thai hot and he said that nobody ever orders Thai hot because it's so hot and said he would bring them out medium with the extra chili on the side for me to increase the spice level myself. I ended up adding quite a bit of chili to the dishes to make them to the spice level that I wanted (Thai Hot). I even explained that I dated a guy from Issan, Thailand for 3 years and that I'm accustomed to spice because they're very close to the Lao border and that I had eaten Thai hot from this restaurant before and that I could handle it. The only thing I would have liked better is if he would have trusted my assessment of my ability to handle true Thai hot. But moving on, my friend ordered the drunken noodle plate with chicken. This dish I didn't care for that much it seemed a little bit bland compared to everything else on the table. However, he very much enjoyed it. Overall the service was good, most of the food was very good. Definitely one of the better true Thai restaurants I've had in the Denver Metro Area.

The food is fantastic and hopefully they learn how to run a restaurant. When I placed the order online it said 6:50, which seemed long (1 hr) and when I arrived I was told they hadn't even started the order and it would be another 30 minutes.When I got home I discovered that they had shorted me on an entre and an appetizer.There are other good Thai food restaurants in the area that also have good service - my recommendation is go there.

I don't know why it took so long for me to try this place. Super friendly owner took my order. We had 5 different dishes and all were delicious! The one item I didn't like was the chicken egg roll. The cost is a bit high but the food was very authentic.

This is a neighborhood favorite for Thai. Delicious food and comfortable atmosphere. Service was attentive.

Absolutely delicious food and wonderful service. We ordered the wontons as an appetizer and each got a curry (yellow and pineapple). We finished off with the sticky mango rice. Everything was delicious! And the gentleman who took our order was very kind and attentive. I will say that they appear to close the kitchen around 7:30 so make sure to arrive well before that.

We loved our meal here. We have the eggplant stir fry and added shrimp and it was gorgeous, delicious and healthy. I can't wait to go back. Note: they have limited hours due to difficulties finding help so check hours and help me support this wonderful husband wife team . It would be a shame to lose this delicious THSi option right here I. centennial. I'll defiantly be back as I'm still thinking about our meal.