I love the food there. I'm from Huntington Beach California. Every time we are in town. I have to stop by for my delicious papaya salad. Fried shrimp with crispy egg noodles on stick. Thai sausage and thai beef noodles soup. I loveeeee services friendly "GiGi and Moug" I love them. Restaurant is so clean. Definitely come back soon.

Came to Colorado to visit our friends for the weekend and we decided to try some Thai food. Stumbled upon this place on Yelp and it didn't disappoint! We got fried tofu to start and it was one of these best fried tofu I've eaten from a Thai restaurant. Tofu was thin and fried to perfection. It had a nice crunch when I took my first bite and I believe it came with a side of sweet chili sauce to dip. I'm a huge fan of boat noodles and the staff suggested I try their special that was just put on the menu with pork's blood. When I took that first sip of soup and bite of noodles, it was the best bowl of boat noodles I ever had. Flavor was spot on and it wasn't too greasy. The beef wasn't overcooked and added some chilis on the table to make each a bite a bit more spicy. I wish I had room to try their desserts. The inside of the restaurant was clean. The servers were very attentive and friendly. Plenty of parking as they share a lot with other businesses. Highly recommend this spot for Thai food in Aurora area and we'll be back when we visit again.

Sampler Platter - 2 each. Chicken satay, egg rolls, and Thai flavor shrimp (the best with crispy noodle wrapped around the shrimp). tomyam soup with chicken, come with rice - soup was average, but the thai jasmine rice was great. pad thai - a bit sweet. thai tea - ok. Staffs were friendly, we had a great time there.

Great customer service. The owner was very friendly. Ordered the chicken satay, which was very tender and the sauce was a great pair. Also ordered a chicken pad Thai and drunken noodle. Both were medium spicy but the drunken noodle was much spicier. Good portion size. I thought the chicken pad Thai had too much sauce and too much vinegar. The texture of the drunken noodle was chewy.

Love Thai Flavor. This is my favorite Thai spot, and after trying many of their dishes I will NEVER get anything else but their chicken wings and their Pad Sew Ew. It is my all-time favorite dish there, and for a good change up getting their spring rolls is also great! Double thumbs up, and YES. COME HERE AND ENJOY!

Firstly the service here is bar none. Such friendly and attentive people here!!! Hubs, mom in law and I stopped for a quick bite during Sunday afternoon errands. I ordered the large Tom Kha soup. It was creamy, sweet, salty deliciousness packed with large slices of chicken and onion. I asked for level hot and did fine with it but mom said too spicy for her. Mom n hubs has some sort of combo noodle plate with Vietnamese flair. I'm sorry I didn't get a pic when they first arrived but everything was fresh and beautiful on the plate. Here's the thing...this is a Thai place so it's different. Kind of a fusion if you will. Mom wasn't crazy about the flavors but hubs liked it and appreciated the different flavors. Afterward, mom n I shared a delicious hot ginger tea. The interior is basic Asian restaurant with fresh sauces, spices and such on each table. I would definitely return if I'm in the area!!

On the outside, this place looks a little run down but the food is pretty good. You see a bunch of awards when you walk in so this was the place to go for Thai food back in the day. I live in Aurora and I never knew it existed. It's located in the plaza right behind the Pacific Ocean Market plaza. The papaya salad was quite good. It was a nice sour salad and a fun way to add in some greens to your meal. If you're ordering the pad Thai, order it with me. I ordered it with veggies and the veggies somehow made it really sweet. Definitely tastes better with either tofu or beef. I would skip on the chai tea. It's pretty average and tastes like a powdered drink. Really sweet.