I first tried Aloy at an event in Denver and really liked it. I knew there was a branch location in…read moreBoulder for years but since it is not downtown where I do know many restaurants on Pearl and can get the on my own by bus since I no longer have good vision for driving, I need a car ride for this spot. We tried it this evening and liked it a lot. I see why it is so popular. But do know they do not have identical menu items to the Denver locations. This fact did cause me to be disappointed when one of the items arrived at the table. My husband loved it though, as he is a big fan of cream cheese which I am not. I only eat items like NY cheesecake and on bagels with lox. What I wanted to try was the roasted duck dumpling but got the fried wonton with cream cheese and duck. It had a good sauce as well as a slice of mango and a pinch of pea shoots on the top. I do love baby pea shoots and though not what I envisioned, I did eat my portion. The shrimp spring rolls were some of the best I have had in a while. I had a hot oolong tea and my husband had a Thai tea. We both liked our drinks which were exactly as we expected. We also had a "small" plate of bbq chicken which was hardly a small thing. A large tasty section of chicken on a bed of lettuce with a side of shredded carrot and cabbage with a very nice sauce. It was perfect for my husband but as I am not allowed chicken skin, it was harder to eat but tasty. Such a bigger serving than we expected, we brought enough home for lunch tomorrow. The staff were friendly, helpful yet not intrusive. The setting was perfect for me and for all as the variety of styles allow for accommodating any needs. Pricing was average for Boulder and more than worth it. We will be back and try more items. Often have lunch with a friend who drives and it will be perfect for that this summer.

Took a road trip to Boulder and stopped for lunch at Aloy Thai Cuisine. Aloy has a menu selection…read moreof warm, comforting soups, rich and aromatic curries, vibrant salads, and a wide array of contemporary Thai dishes, all crafted with fresh, quality ingredients. Aloy Thai Cuisine is a great spot in Boulder for flavorful, satisfying Thai food. We arrived during happy hour so ordered the pork egg rolls (3 piece) thin flaky pastry stuffed with ground pork, cabbage, carrots, and woonsen noodle, deep fried with sweet and sour sauce and crab wontons (4 piece) cream cheese and crab meat stuffed in wonton shell served with sweet and sour sauce. The pork egg rolls were crispy on the outside with a generous, tasty filling, perfectly fried and not greasy. The crab wontons were a highlight, light, crunchy, and packed with creamy filling, paired nicely with a sweet dipping sauce. I ordered the BBQ chicken entree that is marinated and grilled and served with spicy tamarind or sweet and sour sauce. It came with so many fresh veggies and I loved the tamarind sauce so much I had to order extra. The BBQ chicken was tender and well-seasoned with a slightly smoky, savory-sweet taste that really stood out. Service was friendly and efficient, and the atmosphere was casual and comfortable, great for a relaxed meal without feeling rushed. If you're in Boulder and craving Thai food done right, Aloy Thai Cuisine is definitely worth checking out. It was a very reasonable price point for the quantity of food.

Probably the best Pad Thai I have ever had. I got the regular Pad Thai with tofu at a medium spice…read morelevel. I also appreciated how friendly, personable, and relaxed the two staff are.

We are from out of town and thought we would give this place a try. The place itself is cute and…read moretotally fits into the college town vibe. You order at the counter and they bring the food to the table. We had the following: Tom Yum soup - 6.5/10 - tasty and tangy, good on a cold day Yellow curry chicken - 7/10 - overall pretty good Pad Thai chicken - 7/10 - noodles were a little undercooked but the flavors were nice Mango sticky rice - 9/10 - this was absolutely delicious, put together the flavors of the sticky rice, mango, and coconut milk. It was a very pleasant surprise At least one of the booths has a friend for you to sit with (a teddy bear). Definitely worth a visit or two or more.

Super service. Owner is great. Food is delicious…read more ..............

It's a small restaurant with a few tables for seating. There was only one server talking orders and…read morebringing out food. It looks like most of their orders are placed to-go so that makes sense. The noodle soup was served hot and very flavorful. Fried tofu was good, not too oily. There's plenty of parking available in the private lot outside the restaurant.

There are very few Thai restaurants in Colorado that can compete with Thai Avenue. Of the few dozen…read moreThai restaurants that I have tried in Colorado, the only one that is even comparable to Thai Avenue is Farmhouse Thai in Lakewood. The flavors here are rich, but they aren't overwhelming. The dishes are also not greasy (an issue you can run into with some Thai restaurants). You can also expect very fast service. If you are in Boulder then this is a must!

Ordered the chicken pad thai, as I always did at this place. Flavor was just okay because it was…read moreunbalanced in being too sweet. The dish was also too wet. The chicken was probably cooked enough, but barely and to the point where it gave me slight pause. I got spicy level 4, and it had a pretty good amount of heat that met my expectations of a 4 out of 5 heat level. The ratio of noodle to chicken to garnishes is good. The food court that it's in doesn't feel clean, but I don't think that's the fault of Thai Avenue. I used to come here 2-3 times a week for a couple years over 10 years ago when I was a college student, and back then it was easily 5 stars. I heard a lot of people say that the place changed and it's not what it used to be, so I went out of my way to go back and try them again. Sadly it's true that they arent what they used to be. Seems to be different cooks. I wonder where the original cooks went because I want to eat at wherever that is.

I've been to Rosetta Hall several times now, but I still remember how surprised I was the first…read moretime I walked in. I was expecting a typical food hall and instead it felt much more elevated and thoughtfully designed than that. The way the coffee shop and bar sort of flow together makes the whole space feel really social without being chaotic, and the rooftop patio honestly makes it feel bigger than you'd expect from the outside. At the time, it felt surprisingly modern for Boulder in a really good way. It's also one of the best places to take visitors because everyone can find something they actually want and the quality across the different vendors is consistently solid. Huge bonus that there's a parking garage directly across the street too because parking in Boulder can otherwise become its own adventure.

Fun vibe and pretty nice people. You go and pick up the food on your own and water is self served…read moretoo. Food is mid at best. The tonkatsu ramen was one of the worst ramen I've ever had. The egg was the most foul bite, very chemically and I immediately gagged. Honestly hurt my appetite for the night. The roast beef sandwich was okay, needed more sauce/flavor and the bbq seasoned fries were a bit too salty for me. Good texture and fry on it though. Drinks are extremely expensive and not that good. Maybe during happy hour it's more reasonable. We sat on the roof and it was nice.

What a delight! This place was exactly what we needed and we didn't even know it!…read more Im a huge fan of eggplant and this was off the charts good! Served up super hot and fresh off the stove to my fork! The sauce was a perfect amount of sweet and heat. If you don't like spice, I don't think this one would be for you. The lumpia were delicious. Flaky and crispy outside with a delicious pork and veggie filling. The side sauces were also unique and paired well. The mustard based sauce was a new one for me! Paired really well with the pork. The sweet and sour type was also delicious. The cucumber salad was crunchy, fresh, and just the right amount of tang. I could have had a whole bowl of just this! It is street food style so no formal table seating. If the weather is nice, I recommend hanging outside on the benches under a tree. Also eat location to grab and go as well. Highly recommend if you are in the area and craving some amazing Asian eats!

Have been twice, the food is a bit pricey but I love the pan Asian style. Everything has been good,…read morethe pork and veggie egg rolls especially. The Korean fried chicken was also good. Excited to try more. The down side is hill parking and no where to sit

Came here based on recommendations from locals. Its pretty legit. The food we ordered was delicious…read moreand plentiful. We got 2 curries and a soup. Be sure to read the spice warnings! This is true thai spiciness and thank goodness we only went up to medium. We also got thai teas that were authentic and fresh brewed. There's plenty of seating both inside and out. Parking is tough if it's really busy. And service was great. Food came out decently fast. Would definitely recommend trying.

Great Thai food! The drunken noodle was so delicious. I did wish slightly bigger portions. Got the…read morePanang curry was also really good too!

Great Thai food to go. Smalll place no dine in seating. Great sevice and good flavorful food…read more Highly reccommend!. Fast service.

I ordered Panang with chicken and no spice. It was extremely spicy so much that my lips burnt. I…read moreshould have complained, but I didn't.My husband had fried rice with chicken and liked it. The service was fine

Came here on a Saturday evening for early dinner (around 5pm). It was pretty empty but started to…read morefill up. There is a bar area and a big TV. Servers were very friendly. What we swallowed: *THAI EGG ROLLS: These were tasty. *FRIED TOFU *POTSTICKERS *TOM KHA: Very good. We really liked the fresh veggies in the soup. *DRUNKEN NOODLE; There was something about this dish we couldn't place our fingers on that tasted off. *THREE TASTE CHICKEN: Crunchy, breaded chicken with sauce and steamed broccoli. *RED CURRY BEEF: We didn't realize there was eggplant in this dish. *DEEP FRIED FISH IN GINGER SAUCE: So I ordered this dish specifically because it said 'deep fried' but it did not come out that way. May a quick sear but not deep fried. *MANGO STICKY RICE: This was really good. We would come here for this alone. Our favorite was the tom kha and the mango sticky rice. The other dishes were OK. Still on the search for a thicker curry...

We enjoy ordering and taking home. It is nice that you have several options on type of meat you…read morewould like. We usually order same, a soup and a curry and at times, we order dessert of mango and sticky rice. Most of time the dessert is pretty good, but there are times when the mango is sour and it really turns mee off to ordering it. We pay so much extra for dessert, we would like sweet mangoes and if they don't have it, they should say, instead of giving us sour mangoes. I have never eaten there, I can't even say, I picked up orders there. It's mostly my husband. I have ordered online and it's very specific, which is nice if you're picky eater. We usually order there pretty often and soup, with curry always meets expectations. It's just the dessert.

I wish their tom yum was delicious. I came on a cold rainy day all by myself with only hope to warm…read moreup with my favorite Thai food. I was hoping they had lunch special so I can take tom yum cup with pad Thai but they didn't have that option so I went with the soup and it was not it. It was too sour and I had a feeling that I'm eating something with vinegar.

Okay, 5th time here after a very disappointing visit to my former No.1 Thai place, Mountain Thai in…read moreBroomfield. It broke my heart that their food quality had declined after a half dozen stellar visits this year. Ordered Drunken Noodles with Chicken, medium and they were perfect, al dente, not greasy and flavored with right spice level. Didn't have to add anything to it at home and was very happy with it. This is my new No.1 Thai for the Boulder area in 2025