The broth is delicious if you're sick the dining experience is OK usually pretty quietread more

Noodles had been burnt. No sauce. No flavor at all. Really disappointed, I ordered two regular…read moreJapanese pan noodles. Don't recommend

This place has a great atmosphere, and really nice views of the mountains. Nice spot for a date…read more I've read a lot of reviews complaining about the Ramen, but I thought it was rather tasty, and the portion was quite large. We had Poke for an app and it was also good. Left with a full belly. This place is typically a ghost town. Maybe because it's located within the campus of a hotel, and people don't see it from the main strip in Snowmass Village.

I came here to get dinner when I was skiing in Snowmass. I wanted some Asian food and the Western…read moresuggested the restaurant. They serve ramen and rice dishes. I ordered a ramen dish, sriracha honey wings, and mushroom dumplings. The food was mediocre. The sriracha wings were not spicy at all. The ramen tasted like the maruchan ramen packages, which is not very tasty. My broth was bland and tasteless. Definitely not even close to the best ramen I've had.

Saw this food truck on the way back from Telluride as we passed dozens of fast food places looking…read morefor anything but. The "Thai" flag waving in the wind was like a sign from the heavens. No need for junk burgers or chicken- relieved, we pulled in quickly. Glad we did. Met Nathan and his wife, the owners/cooks were super personable and helpful. Had the thai rice and the most amazing pot stickers I've ever tasted. The prices were also super reasonable. If I wasn't so far from home, I'd have ordered another meal to have for lunch tomorrow. Bravo, and thanks for the excellent lunch!

TL:DR 99 Thai Food RECOMMENDED! Delicious, fresh affordable asian food under $8 a plate is worth…read moreyour time and $. Since 99 Thai Food is a mobile food trailer usually around only for lunch, it's taken me awhile to finally track it down in Montrose. Currently making appearances Mo-Tu-We on the east side of Townsend Ave. near Subway or Mine Shaft Car Wash. (See their facebook page for updates) I ordered the Chicken Pad Thai and it was delicious. You can modify the spiciness level when you order, Mild, Regular, or Extra. I went with the regular and there was plenty of zing. I ordered mild for the kids and that was just as tasty with as much punch. Service is very friendly and they got my order out in less than 15 mins. (Be sure to budget that time if you are rushing out on your lunch break) Since Montrose has very few options for quick affordable asian food, I'd say this is one of your best bets. I plan to return to try some of their other entrees, but if you want to play it safe, go with the pad thai!

Good food and friendly people , good prices and good location, there is great diversity of foodread more

I went back to Grub Thai to give it another go; I never like leaving with a bad taste in my mouth -…read moreliterally. In honesty, I'm giving it one more star simply because eating there, the service was the additional star. The pad see ew is adequate, with enough seasoning to remind you of the classic dish, though it doesn't quite stand out. There is no spice to the dish; the chili crisp upon request was more salty tha spicy. The wonton soup and wonton noodle soup are comforting choices--especially on a cold day--but the flavors could use a bit more depth. It really tasted a little lack luster; more on the sweet side. They also offer boba drinks, though these appear to be powder-based rather than freshly brewed. There are several fried rice options to choose from, which adds some variety to the menu. Seating is limited, so it's better suited for takeout or a quick meal. Overall, a serviceable spot that satisfies a Thai food craving when in a pinch, but not one that feels especially memorable.

My friends and I decided to eat lunch at Crested Butte before we decided to go for a hike & explore…read morethe area. We landed on Thai Chili 78. When we first entered, it was quite empty. There was literally no wait to go in. Later, some groups started coming in. In general, the owner was very friendly and seemed glad that we stopped by. It was sort of chilly outside, so I decided to opt for a MASSAMAN CURRY. It was delicious! Upon first sip, the curry tasted authentic like the other Thai spots around NY, so I was impressed. It was a solid dish. It had a decent amount of chicken, potatoes (which were chunky & had crinkled patterns on them - quite unique texture). Paired with the rice, I was quite full & very satisfied. The portions are excellent! The price is fair. I would recommend this Thai spot as a pretty authentic tasting spot!

If you're coming off the mountain after a heavy session and need to refuel without the usual lodge…read morenonsense, Thai Chili 78 is a solid play. I hit this spot on a Friday evening, and the space is actually legit--plenty of room to move around so you aren't cramped up while you're trying to wind down from the day. I started with the chicken Tom Kha, which was exactly what I needed to cut through the cold. For the main, the beef Pad See Ew held its own. The flavors were balanced and the beef was cooked right. I've had my fair share of Thai food across different cities, so while I wouldn't call this the absolute greatest of all time, it's definitely high-quality for a mountain town. It's good food, a relaxed atmosphere, and a much better move than whatever quick-service options are at the base. If you want a meal that actually matches the energy of a good day on the slopes, check them out. It's a smooth, reliable four stars.

This is a feast spot for Chinese food in CB! We shared the general tso chicken which was plenty for…read more2. We also had a cup of tom ka soup which was good! The service was very quick and the quality tasted great. Would definitely come back

This used to be one of my favorite spots in town, which makes this review a tough one to write…read more Since the ownership changed, the quality has noticeably gone downhill. It feels like the focus has shifted more toward profit than maintaining the level of food they used to be known for. The difference is pretty obvious. Unfortunately, my last experience was the tipping point--I got sick after eating there, which makes it hard to justify going back. If you're looking for better quality food and more attentive service, I'd recommend checking out other spots in town, like the Hideout.

Definitely good food and great service. Sushi is excellent and regular Asian dishes are cooked to…read moreperfection. Kind of a sports bar atmosphere, but very comfortable.

The food is good enough to keep bringing me back despite the horrible selection on the television…read more(true crime and political news?!?). Service is okay unless they're busy. Then you'll have a loooooooong wait to order and a looooong wait for food, and accuracy in your order will be compromised. The large tables will always be their priority. So try Koi Ramen on a slow day, with a small partsit where you can't see the televisions, and enjoy a lovely Asian-inspired meal in a cute setting.

This was such a great place to have dinner. The owner is so kind and the food is delicious. We had…read morea variety of items and everything was flavorful and well cooked. Hiro is definitely going to be a regular dining option for us.

Hiro, STAT! This is…read moremy go-to for local and fresh sushi! My fave is the Dynamite Roll (shrimp tempura, cream cheese topped with jalapeno, sriracha, masago, spicy mayo and eel sauce)...seriously...it's DYN-A-MITE!!!! Always get the edamame...reg or spicy (prefer the spicy but both are good!). Recently ordered the chicken fried rice and it was so delicious! The wine makes us happy because they provide a generous pour for your money unlike many other local restaurants. Bottom line, the food is fresh and incredible...service is always impeccable! But the real 5+ stars about Hiro is all about the owners and staff. They are professional and kind (with a lovely touch of humor) and ALWAYS make you feel like you're an extension of their family. Sometimes hero's don't always wear capes, because the real Hiro's here lie within the strong bond and passion this family has for their restaurant. You know how much I love to support local businesses and this is no exception...Howard and his wife Dewi offer a unique and quintessential restaurant that is much needed in our community. Highly recommend so be sure to Check them out!