Daughter Thai Kitchen & Bar

This place is amazing. Every. Single. Time. Not a bad dish on the menu and nothing but the highest praises for Daughter Thai. This time around we tried and loved the duck wontons - I believe it was a new or special menu item but maybe it was just new and special to us. Either way it was killer...just like everything else on the menu. Best Thai in town.

Came here on Friday and was surprised we just had a short ~5 minute wait to get a table for 3. This menu is not all-encompassing - they don't have the basic 'pick a curry base, pick a protein' kind of thing. This place is definitely a pricier, upscale Thai spot.We opted not to get any drinks or appetizers, and each of just got one entree. My husband got the Khao Soi Kai which he enjoyed and my friend and I both got an order of the Chicken Pad See Moa (flat noodles with chicken, eggs, and veggies). We both agreed the flavors were great - a little sweet, spicy, and basil-y. Service was fast and we got several water refills. Didn't interact too much with the waitress. Overall I enjoyed the meal but the prices are steep - some of the dishes were $30+ (versus other thai places where those would be $15-20). So be prepared for a good, but pricier meal.

This is a pretty solid Thai restaurant! The menu has some classics as well as some non-traditional dishes. The ambiance was upscale casual and pleasant. The service was attentive and pretty goodFood was surprisingly good, tasted authentic.But going to take a star off because of the prices. You can very well find other places that have the same flavors, same dishes for a better price. I personally can't justify spending around $25+ for one dish, especially when I eat Thai food as often as I do.Would go back if I was in the area.

Had a quick dinner at Daughter Thai this weekend and overall, it was a solid experience! We got seated right away and the food came out fast, which was great. The pineapple fried rice was a bit on the dry side, but the flavors were still good. The real standouts were the khao soi and pumpkin curry - both packed with great spice and seasoning, super tasty. Definitely recommend those dishes if you're into bold, spicy flavors. We'd go back!

If you're seeking a delightful culinary escape in the heart of Denver, try Daughter Thai Kitchen. Nestled in the vibrant and bustling downtown, this upscale yet comfortably casual Thai restaurant offers a mouthwatering selection of authentic dishes. The moment you step inside, you'll be greeted by an inviting atmosphere that strikes a perfect balance between chic and relaxed. The decor features elegant accents combined with soft lighting, making it an ideal spot for a romantic date night. You can easily stroll in wearing your favorite casual outfit, but be prepared to enjoy an experience that feels a bit special. I would recommend making a reservation if you want to ensure yourself a table here. Each dish is thoughtfully crafted using high-quality ingredients. Start your meal with a delicious appetizer like the gyoza (please see pictures of the adorable basket it came in). For my main course I tried the Pumpkin curry tofu and it was the best curry I have ever tried. I was worried the pumpkin would be too sweet but it was absolutely amazing. The creamy coconut sauce was addictive, and the assortment of vegetables were perfectly cooked. I loved that it wasn't the typical veggies you find in curry dishes (there was acorn squash and it was surprisingly good). Daughter Thai Kitchen left me wanting more and this has been added to my "go-to" restaurants for Denver. I'll be back on my next trip to Colorado!

Honestly, this review is just for the service. Our server forgot to mention that they're doing last call - and we specifically made a reservation to celebrate an occasion. So the fact that we weren't even asked if we wanted dessert or anything else before kitchen closes is just ridiculous to me! I actually like this place but this experience was just disappointing.

Panang curry : 5/5Pad Thai : 5/5Pad see MOa : 5/5Service: 5/5Decor: 5/5Thai ice tea :5/5 This place didn't disappoint and was one of the best restaurants I've tried at Denver! Must try if you love Thai food :)

Came here for a casual birthday dinner with my boyfriend. It has been on our list for a while. We walked right in on a Sunday, late afternoon and were seated immediately. We were sharing a few items because family style seemed like the way to go. Random people would bring out food and drinks which was nice to see as we never ran out of water or were looking for someone when we needed something. We ordered as a starter the coconut shrimp, and Chicken Satay/ Shrimp Pad Se Ew as our main with a side of white rice and peanut sauce. The food was really delicious. We enjoyed everything that we ordered. It was the perfect amount for two people and we had a small to go box with leftovers, enough for a small snack later. However, those three items cost over $100. I did take off one start because the prices were a bit much, all around $5-$10 overpriced for fairly small portions. I know it's rare to find good Thai in Colorado but $30 for Pad Se Ew is outrageous. $16 with maybe $5 more for protein is still above average. Honestly the food was good, but the prices would keep me from being a regular and coming back. Either lower the prices by $2-10 or make the portion sizes bigger. Overall, 3.5/5 stars

Pretty high end luxurious thai restaurant vibe. Very delicious food. We tried heavenly roll, phla larb salad, khao soi, moo krob rang nam, tiger smile. All fokd we got was very delicious. Service was okay. Highly recommended this restaurant.

The service is decent, but the food isn't impressive and definitely not worth the price.Overall, it's not the great value for the money; won't be coming back.