Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Comment Archives: Locations: Restaurants: Thai
Re: “Thai Satay”
Discovered this place 60 days ago, have eaten here 19 times since then! The best authentic dishes, along with some familiar favorites, quality is outsatnding! People are the happiest ,most warm I have ever met, very genuine. A must go to place, say hi to Leah, she always has a smile. I rate this a 10!
Mr. Al
Posted by
mueshue
on 03/01/2012 at 9:46 PM
Re: “Bhan Thai - Academy”
Great fast food Thai.... we visit regularly for a quick lunch.
Posted by
Douglas Raskin
on 08/20/2011 at 3:52 PM
Re: “Lanna Thai”
High prices, small portions, bad service.
1. A bowl of soup costs $12.95! I can get a small steak at Outback with sides for the price of broth and a little chicken mixed in here.
2. Another entree item (noodles & beef costing over $10) filled up just over a third of the standard take-out styrofoam box--that is about half the amount I would expect from an entree.
3. I called in the order, had to repeat myself four or five times over the differences from the old menu to a new menu; when I got home one of the items was the wrong thing (a difference between the menus) and the manager refused to fix it.
Find a better Thai restaurant for your hard-earned dollars, this place isn't worth it.
Posted by
SkiSkateHikeRun
on 05/24/2011 at 7:52 PM
Re: “Lanna Thai”
Best Thai food in Colorado - Since living in Thailand, I have been unable to find authentic Thai prepared properly... Lanna Thai does it right!!!
Posted by
AGJeeves
on 11/19/2010 at 2:35 PM
Re: “Bhan Thai - Centennial”
I went to Bhan Thai for lunch, ordered shrimp and chicken pad thai and went to sit and wait. It took FOREVER. I got my food before my iced thai tea (that I had to remind the cashier about) and it smelled like friskes cat food. I was immediately put off, but tried it anyway, and was very disappointed. I only ate a few bites and my stomach was upset for the rest of the day. The shrimp was dry and wasnt deveined. I will NEVER go back there.
Posted by
Jesyka
on 11/12/2010 at 8:19 AM
Re: “NaRai Thai Restaurant”
This place is spot on every time! The staff is attentive, the service is quick, the place is clean and lovely! The food is divine and anything ordered with tofu will be made vegetarian!!! The best Thai food in Colorado Springs!
Posted by
Deirdre deProspero
on 10/31/2010 at 9:05 PM
Re: “Wild Ginger”
I must have been there on an off day since everyone raves about the food. Friendly service, decent prices, but just average food. Looking forward to trying it after the move.
Posted by
lexy yum yum
on 07/27/2010 at 8:21 AM
Re: “Lanna Thai”
We lived in Okinawa and visited Thailand while there. We also ate Thai food frequently cooked by a woman from Thailand who catered. This Thai restaurant is the closest to the real thing in town! The best we've found yet. When you order it Thai hot be prepared---it will be hot! We love this place!
Posted by
funincolorado
on 07/10/2010 at 2:06 PM
Re: “Bhan Thai - Centennial”
The people working at the restaurant and ESPECIALLY the wonderful food have changed our mind. At first my wife and I weren't sure about the restaurant solely because we rarely eat at those places in a strip-mall. We've since recommended the restaurant to 4 other couples and we know at least one of them have already enjoyed the food. What a great experience. We'll definitely go back AND we will take friends with us next time. Thank you
Posted by
nareit
on 06/13/2010 at 7:35 PM
Re: “Bhan Thai - Centennial”
Holy spicy Lord!.. was I looking for a delicious meal on my first night in Colorado Springs, and am I glad I had you CO yelpers to guide me in the right direction!
I loved this place. The service was friendly, the dining environment was clean and comfortable (despite the lack of patrons), and the FOOD WAS DELICIOUS. I asked for a recommendation of something related to my staple, and the cashier suggested DRUNKEN NOODLES!
I am love-drunk over these drunken noodles. I could drink me some drunken noodles right now! drunken drunk nood noodles! I want to get drunk right now off some drunken noodles.
Seriously: they're spicy; chock full of vegetables; steaming hot; fresh delicious, perfectly cooked noodles; and delicious saucy meat! In a single word, amazing!
The place appears to be very take-out friendly, and they have a weird ice cream service setup inside. Almost like a little business inside this business.
If you're in Colorado Springs, and you're looking for Thai food, check out this place.
Posted by
nareit
on 06/13/2010 at 7:33 PM
Re: “Lanna Thai”
I don't know a whole lot about Thai food, but I really like the Pad Thai at Lanna Thai, and I make it a point to eat there or get take-out when I'm on the North side of town.
Very clean and very good service.
Maybe I'll branch out and try some other menu items, but the Pad Thai is just so good!
Posted by
ChuckO
on 01/04/2010 at 10:43 AM
Re: “Lanna Thai”
Has to be the best Thai food I have had since travelling to Thailand in 2005. The freshest ingredients and spices make for the best meal I have had in a while. I highly recommend to anyone in search of "real" thai food.
Posted by
Edward Alberts
on 12/01/2009 at 11:12 AM
Re: “NaRai Thai Restaurant”
Best Thai restaurant I've run across west of the Mississippi. The Pad Thai is wonderful. Everything is fresh and good. Wait staff is excellent. Great vegetarian offerings.
Posted by
Babalonia
on 07/23/2009 at 11:11 AM
Re: “NaRai Thai Restaurant”
This is my favorite Thai restaurant. I am a wimp when it comes to spicy food; however my husband likes his food much hot. They are always very accommodating when preparing the dishes, so that I can leave with a full and happy stomach and my taste buds still intact, leaving my husband can sweat it out with his dish of choice. We eat here often and bring out of town guests as there is something for everyone, including special plates for children.
Posted by
RC
on 07/16/2009 at 9:45 PM
Re: “Taste of Thai Spice”
This is authentic, excellent, freshly prepared Thai food rivaling that found even in Thailand. Mild preparation or spicy, its your choice. This restaurant has been around for years and remains the best in Colorado Springs. For the faint of heart, their yakatori disches are great, too
Posted by
djrmddmd
on 07/14/2009 at 7:08 PM
Re: “Arharn Thai”
And voila. This is some of the best Thai I have had. Very fresh and the prices are right. There are a lot of healthy options on the menu and some different/fun dishes. They serve Pad Thai Ho Kai (not something you see on a lot of American Thai menus) which is popular in Thailand and excellent at Arharn Thai. Excellent green curry and tofu. Very friendly service and chic decor. This place is a beacon of hope amongst all of the fast food chain grease pits along the Powers corridor. I think this is better than Bhan Thai, and much cleaner/fresher too.
Posted by
reed7970
on 05/19/2009 at 7:16 PM
Re: “NaRai Thai Restaurant”
I only ate there once but what I had was very good. I was impressed with the atmosphere and staff. Next time I go I may change my rating to five stars.
Posted by
Wingnut
on 04/09/2009 at 5:58 PM
Re: “Arharn Thai”
I have not had a bad experience here yet and I've been here about a dozen times. Quick service, and very reasonable prices and large amounts of food. The crab rangoon is delicious, and I love their sweet and sour sauce. Noodle and curry dishes great, but i feel they spice down to what you ask. Last time I asked for thai hot and it didn't seem super crazy hot and spicy.