“Stopped here after a full ski day craving some Thai food. I’ve had my fairs share of Thai food and this was sooooo good! The star of the show was the Khao Soi soup. I am not kidding when I say my boyfriend and I DEVOURED it and still talk about it to this day. I highly recommend getting the Khao Soi if you want a delicious coconut curry based soup. The fried chicken in it was so good too!I tried something new along with this soup, the Pad Suki. I was a big fan of this as well! Had a great spice and flavor. My boyfriend got the drunken noodles and really enjoyed them, I liked them as well.The drinks were great too! I will be back. 10/10 would recommend.“
“Very small and charming Indonesian restaurant - they also serve Thai and Indian/Nepalese food, as all Asian restaurants in Steamboat seem to be somewhat pan-Asian. The Indonesian food we ordered was authentic, well-spiced and delicious, but the food felt quite expensive for what it was ($30 for laksa, $24 for nasi goreng). Without any drinks, dinner for 3 came out to $120+ including tax and tip.“
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“What a great little restaurant! I was craving Phad Thai and this was the only place in town with some on the menu so we decided to check it out! We came around 1pm on a Thursday. Got seated immediately. Got our orders immediately. My oldest got chicken fried rice and said it was phenomenal. He also got some sort of tea that he said was “soooo good”. I got the scallop phad thai and some crab cheese wontons and it was all amazing. My husband got the spicy sushi combo and said it was good too. Every dish was got taste great, looked great, and was delivered to our table super fast! Great experience!“
“Great Thai place find high up in the winter slopes of Steamboat Springs! Quite authentic with friendly Thai service staff. My family went there for dinner - the beef noodle soup and coconut ice-cream were clear stand-outs, while the tom yum soup and chicken wings were decent as well. An affordable option amongst generally high-priced restaurants in the vicinity.“