I'm somewhat of a Thai food snob and this is hands down my favorite Thai restaurant in the area. The drunken noodles were cooked to perfection and not overly saucy. The red curry with chicken was too die for!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Connor Tees
Meh, the food overall is subpar. Ordered the Drunken Noodles, Pad Woonsen, and Sweet Pandan Sticky Rice. The sticky rice was alright, both noodle dishes were lackluster.
Food: 2
Annie Johnson
This guy produces some crazy good Thai food out of a ghost kitchen. We were unable to stop eating the Pad Thai and Basil Fried rice. We were planning on leftovers but that's not gonna happen. Will just have to go back tomorrow. ☺️
Food: 5
Service: 5
The Massage Business
? just do it! I ordered pick up and was confused and super skeptical when I got to the location. The BEST Thai I’ve had in Denver.
Food: 5
G_C
Delicious Thai food. We love the Drunken noodles and Pad Thai!We also very much loved the dumplings. Please bring that back on the menu (DoorDash ) we very much miss it.
Food: 5
Mia
I love this food so much. I've not had Thai food like it before. They have the absolute best crab cheese wonton and the sauce to dip is really good. I ordered pad Thai for the second time and both times were consistently amazing.
Food: 5
Gage Odell
Guys I can never find good Thai food. Until now! This place is next level guys. I got medium heat pad Thai and the spice is perfect. It was addictive and had me going in for more. My mom got Panang and she said it was amazing. Check this place out,
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tom Mark
Best pad Thai I’ve ever had! I’ll definitely be back for
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Myles W.
Was looking for some Pad Krapao and was really excited when I saw this restaurant was one of the few in the City that serves Thailands national dish. Nonetheless I was very disappointed. Food tasted very inauthentic and rushed
Arjun V.
Khan Toke is a takeout Thai restaurant located in south Denver. They don't have a typical brick and mortar restaurant, rather they work out of a test kitchen it seems. Order the food online and pick up from a counter, no tables or chairs to use. There are other restaurants working out of this building that you could order from online too.Regarding the food, I thought it was overall good. The tom kha had good flavor and is the perfect dish for a chilly day. There was a good amount of protein and the portion size fair. I was less a fan of the basil fried rice, perhaps just personal preference. Also had an okay portion size and good amount of protein but I thought the flavor profile was a bit lacking.All in all paid about $25 for two dishes.I would return here to get the tom kha and try other dishes. Would be nice to be able to meet the chefs behind this restaurant some day!
My partner and I have ordered from Khan Toke about once every two weeks for nearly a year now, and this is definitively our go-to Thai takeout place in Denver. Their Tom kha is the best, so much so that when they're closed and we want Thai, we wait until Khan Toke opens again. We normally get the drunken noodles or pad see yu, which are always delicious. The crispy chicken is phenomenal, although you probably wouldn't like it if you don't like meat that's very fried. We typically finish with the pandan sticky rice: sweet, chewy, with a wonderful nutty rich flavor reminiscent of taro or coconut. Over the near year that we've been ordering from here, their quality has been mostly consistently good. Our only complaint is that they don't have the crispy chicken always available, and they seem to experiment with the recipe from time to time. There have been times when the sauce or the cuts of meats and fry style were different, or there weren't cashew nuts like before; but even then, the dishes have still been tasty, just different. We recently tried the crispy pork belly (which was new on the menu and tasty albeit a little overfried), and the pad woonsen, which was so good I'll be ordering it again! You'll probably like this dish if you like Singaporean noodles. In the past, we've had their green and red curry, and those have been consistently good as well. Note: Khan Toke is a virtual kitchen so it's takeout only, but they do have a physical location if you want to save a little money and pick-up the food yourself rather than using a service like DoorDash.
Tashara Ector
Good food & decent prices ?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
Justin M.
This is a virtual kitchen, not a local or small business. I do not recommend when you could be supporting a local company rather than a national conglomerate that makes tortas in the same kitchen as Thai. I also had to wait 15 minutes for anyone to bring my food out. This is far from "Authentic Thai" food. Stay away. Look up Eddie Burbank on YT if you want more informationEdit: the food is just average.. not great.
Dave Stonecipher
Never used a ghost kitchen before but they did not disappoint. Chicken egg rolls, drunken noodles w/ pork, and Pad See Yu were all fantastic. Not cheap after the delivery etc but you get a good amount of food for the money. Absolutely going to try out more of their menu in the near future. Important to note I got my noodles medium and it was the perfect amount of heat. Wife got mild and it still had a tiny kick just like she wanted. I imagine their “spicy” is no joke.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Maury Jackson
Incredible food. Amazing curries. Extremely accommodating and friendly staff. 5 stars. Easy decision.Shout-out from tourists from Texas.Everyone knows Texas is the best. Don't deny it. ???
I'm somewhat of a Thai food snob and this is hands down my favorite Thai restaurant in the area. The drunken noodles were cooked to perfection and not overly saucy. The red curry with chicken was too die for!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Meh, the food overall is subpar. Ordered the Drunken Noodles, Pad Woonsen, and Sweet Pandan Sticky Rice. The sticky rice was alright, both noodle dishes were lackluster.
Food: 2
This guy produces some crazy good Thai food out of a ghost kitchen. We were unable to stop eating the Pad Thai and Basil Fried rice. We were planning on leftovers but that's not gonna happen. Will just have to go back tomorrow. ☺️
Food: 5
Service: 5
? just do it! I ordered pick up and was confused and super skeptical when I got to the location. The BEST Thai I’ve had in Denver.
Food: 5
Delicious Thai food. We love the Drunken noodles and Pad Thai!We also very much loved the dumplings. Please bring that back on the menu (DoorDash ) we very much miss it.
Food: 5
I love this food so much. I've not had Thai food like it before. They have the absolute best crab cheese wonton and the sauce to dip is really good. I ordered pad Thai for the second time and both times were consistently amazing.
Food: 5
Guys I can never find good Thai food. Until now! This place is next level guys. I got medium heat pad Thai and the spice is perfect. It was addictive and had me going in for more. My mom got Panang and she said it was amazing. Check this place out,
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best pad Thai I’ve ever had! I’ll definitely be back for
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Was looking for some Pad Krapao and was really excited when I saw this restaurant was one of the few in the City that serves Thailands national dish. Nonetheless I was very disappointed. Food tasted very inauthentic and rushed
Khan Toke is a takeout Thai restaurant located in south Denver. They don't have a typical brick and mortar restaurant, rather they work out of a test kitchen it seems. Order the food online and pick up from a counter, no tables or chairs to use. There are other restaurants working out of this building that you could order from online too.Regarding the food, I thought it was overall good. The tom kha had good flavor and is the perfect dish for a chilly day. There was a good amount of protein and the portion size fair. I was less a fan of the basil fried rice, perhaps just personal preference. Also had an okay portion size and good amount of protein but I thought the flavor profile was a bit lacking.All in all paid about $25 for two dishes.I would return here to get the tom kha and try other dishes. Would be nice to be able to meet the chefs behind this restaurant some day!
Restaurantji Recommends
My partner and I have ordered from Khan Toke about once every two weeks for nearly a year now, and this is definitively our go-to Thai takeout place in Denver. Their Tom kha is the best, so much so that when they're closed and we want Thai, we wait until Khan Toke opens again. We normally get the drunken noodles or pad see yu, which are always delicious. The crispy chicken is phenomenal, although you probably wouldn't like it if you don't like meat that's very fried. We typically finish with the pandan sticky rice: sweet, chewy, with a wonderful nutty rich flavor reminiscent of taro or coconut. Over the near year that we've been ordering from here, their quality has been mostly consistently good. Our only complaint is that they don't have the crispy chicken always available, and they seem to experiment with the recipe from time to time. There have been times when the sauce or the cuts of meats and fry style were different, or there weren't cashew nuts like before; but even then, the dishes have still been tasty, just different. We recently tried the crispy pork belly (which was new on the menu and tasty albeit a little overfried), and the pad woonsen, which was so good I'll be ordering it again! You'll probably like this dish if you like Singaporean noodles. In the past, we've had their green and red curry, and those have been consistently good as well. Note: Khan Toke is a virtual kitchen so it's takeout only, but they do have a physical location if you want to save a little money and pick-up the food yourself rather than using a service like DoorDash.
Good food & decent prices ?
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 5
Service: 3
This is a virtual kitchen, not a local or small business. I do not recommend when you could be supporting a local company rather than a national conglomerate that makes tortas in the same kitchen as Thai. I also had to wait 15 minutes for anyone to bring my food out. This is far from "Authentic Thai" food. Stay away. Look up Eddie Burbank on YT if you want more informationEdit: the food is just average.. not great.
Never used a ghost kitchen before but they did not disappoint. Chicken egg rolls, drunken noodles w/ pork, and Pad See Yu were all fantastic. Not cheap after the delivery etc but you get a good amount of food for the money. Absolutely going to try out more of their menu in the near future. Important to note I got my noodles medium and it was the perfect amount of heat. Wife got mild and it still had a tiny kick just like she wanted. I imagine their “spicy” is no joke.
Food: 5
Service: 5
Incredible food. Amazing curries. Extremely accommodating and friendly staff. 5 stars. Easy decision.Shout-out from tourists from Texas.Everyone knows Texas is the best. Don't deny it. ???
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5