Thai St Cafe - Centennial

Clean and nice ambiance the service was excellent 5 stars. Pork ribs very tasty 4 starsPad see ew 5 stars perfectly cookedDrunken noodle 5 star fantastic flavorOrange chicken 4 stars crunchy great flavorSoft shell crab 5 stars excellent dish. Egg rolls 4 stars. The usual but good. I highly recommend this restaurant It's 4.5 stars but Il give it the 5 stars.

This was my first time eating here at Thai St Cafe in Centennial. I have had the Sammie Davis Jr location saved in my "places to eat" list but never made it out there. Since we were running errands near by, we decided to give them a try, and I am so glad that we did! Food:Fried Tofu (appetizer): perfectly crispy and not greasy. Pad Thai with Tofu: noodles were cooked to perfection and the flavor was spot on! Panang Curry with Chicken: flavor was perfect, chicken was delicious, and the veggies were cooked perfectly (not over done). Roti (dessert): deliciously warm and tasted so good dipped in the condensed milk.Fried Banana (dessert): reminiscent of the Filipino dessert, turn, the fried bananas were delicious on their own and even better dipped in the honey Drink:Thai iced Coffee: OMG! Thee best! And the serving size is bigger than most places. Absolutely delicious!Service: The husband and wife team were so welcoming, warm and personable. They were attentive and cleared the table every time we finished a dish. They brought us boxes when we were don't eating. All without us having to seek them out and ask. Ambiance:Warm and chill vibes. Music playing was at the perfect volume. Even has a little intimate feel with how the lighting is and how the booths are set up. This is definitely a place we would come back to on our own and with family and friends!

2nd time dining here.Got to the restaurant about 12:00 on Friday, completely empty... Uh oh, normally not a good sign at lunchtime in a popular area, but what the heck? had a good meal before.The cashier was also the server and busser.We ordered the papaya salad, (Thai style), fresh spring rolls with pork. For mains, I ordered the wonton noodle soup (probably more Chinese than this). My dining partner ordered the Pho Tai ,beef and noodle soup (more vietnamese than Thai).The spring rolls came out first.two plump rice paper rolls stuffed with noodles, purple cabbage etc. Very tasty when dipped in the peanut sauce.Next came the papaya salad. The heat was as we asked, crunchy veg's served with lettuce leaves to wrap. Pretty tasty.Mains ....Larfe bowl of noodles, wontons with some greenery. The broth was nothing special, but the wontons and noodles were good. My dining partner got the Pho Tai, meat was plentiful but well done. Standard plate of bean sprouts, basil and lime and peppers accompanied. Again the noodles and meat were good, but the broth was pretty bland. I guess we could have asked for hoisin, siracha etc, but it would have been nice if on the table.Not a five star, what would have thrown it over?Military discount, lunch specials, seasonings on the table.Worth a third trip? Sure but maybe if we had more of the traditional Thai dishes, I'd give a different kind of review.

Food was exceptional and the server MuMu was very sweet . She even packaged up my leftovers so I wouldn't make a mess. The interior is well lit and welcoming and has a very calming ambiance . It's a hidden gem in the middle of a busy shopping center . I will definitely be back .

Went in on a Sunday night and got seated at one of their booths. Ordered their fried calamari for an appetizer and it was served in time and deliciously crispy with a great sauce. Ambiance is nice with Thai videos playing in the background and our waters being constantly refilled. I ordered the pad Thai with fried tofu for my entree. It was a large portion well worth the price and very flavorful. I would order it again! One, if not my favorite, pad Thai in Vegas ! I would return again.

I drove by the place a few times and decided to take my friends here. It's very big and clean inside. We were taken to our table right away . i ordered a Thai beef salad and my friend got steak . My salad was rather salty and the beef was too rough . My friend said his steak was okay I was expecting a little more authenticity from this place but I think it's more on the fusion side . Our waiter was very attentive. We don't have any complaints.

Thai St Cafe is in the spot where Secret of Siam Was in Centennial. The menu is exactly the same. I don't know if the ownership is the same or not or more importantly if the cooks are the same. Today I tried the eggplant with chicken. It looked the same as last time here but did differ some in taste and heat (less flavors and less heat and a little more oil) but was still tasty and ok.My husband tried the drunken noodles with chicken. His was ok but his chicken was on the dry side.Server seemed nice.Overall an A-OK

Food is amazing! Wonderful flavors and plenty to get full off of and not feel fat. Customer service is great too! Quickly eat us and food came out just as quickly. As for the ambience it was perfect very cozy and still felt open. Music wasn't too loud just the right level to hold a conversation with. We will definitely be returning over and over again and again! Thank you for a wonderful lunch

I love coming here for 2 things: crab rangoon and panang curry with shrimp and tofu. The service is always good here. The restaurant is clean and not noisy. Lots of free parking outside. They have so many choices to choose from on the menu. I have to bring my friends here so I don't end up ordering the same thing all the time lol

We visited on Saturday for lunch with a party of 4 adults and one child and it was a nice experience. We were seated right away at a comfortable table and the waitress took our drink orders. The inside is clean and spacious with large party tables available. This used to be Secret of Siam and the interior has not changed.We ordered several appetizers and starters; Beef Jerky, Dumplings, Fried Spinach, Shrimp Tempura, Crab Rangoon, and Po Tak Soup. Everything was fresh, hot, and tasty. The Po Tak was a bit light on the seafood, however.For entrees we went with Ribs, Red Snapper, Duck Curry, and Fried Rice. The entrees were delicious. The "Thai Hot" Curry spice level was a little weak. The service was outstanding, the waitress was friendly, prompt, and professional. She even took the time to help box up the leftovers. Overall, a nice place for Thai food.