The Yelp reviews were spot on...this restaurant has really good Thai food. When you walk in there's…read morea wall picture of local street food in Thailand. I went there with a Thai friend and she said it was authentic. There was a good amount of people and but only one waitress and she was able to keep up. Her name was Aom and she was efficient. We ordered the chicken pad see ew, papaya salad and chicken panang curry. All of it was delicious! I also ordered a Thai ice coffee and it came in a tall glass so it was a good amount. Finally re-ordered the mango sticky rice for dessert and it was the perfect ending to a very delicious meal. Prices were very reasonable. Too bad this place is far from me, otherwise I would visit more often

Ordered through DoorDash and delivery was prompt. I had ordered a couple years ago and was not…read moreimpressed, but based on the good reviews decided to try again. Chicken Pad Thai - I indicated a spice level of 2 (out of 9) and it was so spicy it was barely edible. The chicken was also dry. The noodles were also dry. No peanuts to mix in. Bean sprouts and green onions and carrots were almost none existent. Chicken satay - just above ok (like 6/10) Spring rolls - bland & greasy Cheese wontons - not crispy and also greasy. For $60 worth of mediocre food, I don't recommend this place.

We went with a 4/6 spice level and it was good - flavorful without being overwhelming. If you enjoy…read morespice or have an Indian palate for heat, you could comfortably push it to a 5. Drinks The Thai iced tea was refreshing. Vegetarian Options They do have vegan and vegetarian options on the menu. Service & Ambience Ambience was okay - nothing special, but the place had a solid amount of footfall even close to closing time, which says something about the food. Price: Reasonably priced for the Aurora/Denver metro area - fair value for the portions, not a steal but not overpriced either

I highly recommend Pearl of Siam! The food was delicious and you are in complete control of the…read morespice level you want or don't want. I love that about most Thai restaurants. The service was prompt, polite and very attentive. The dining room was clean and comfortable. We tried the beef fried rice, green curry, shrimp egg rolls, chicken satay with the best peanut sauce I have ever had! The prices were very affordable, parking is plentiful in the lot in front, noise level was medium with no trouble hearing my dining companion. I will be returning for Pad Thai next!

This is the best authentic Thai food I've had so far. If you're looking for real Thai flavors, this…read moreis definitely the spot. The Thai iced tea was refreshing as always. We ordered the Pad Thai with beef at mild plus heat, just enough spice to give it a nice kick without being overpowering. The sauce was rich and very flavorful. The Bangkok fried rice was also delicious, the rice had slightly crispy edges that added great texture. The restaurant is very clean, the staff are friendly, and the service was excellent. Highly recommend checking this place out if you're craving authentic Thai food.

We loved eating here. We just moved to central Denver from Albuquerque and have been on an Asian…read morekick since moving, as my husband never found a place he liked in Albuquerque. Denver has a great Asian food scene, and Aung's is among the best. I had Pad Thai and my husband had chicken fried rice. We both asked for mid spice levels and they aren't joking around! I think we may ask for a lower level next time but the flavor and quality of the dishes was absolutely on point. Ambiance was basic, but clean and comfortable. Great place to get a quick bite or for takeout. We will be back!

Solid Thai place near Park Meadows that serves lunch specials! That concept went away with a lot of…read moreplaces after covid so I was happy to try them out on the cheap. Service was quick, price was on point and Medium actually brought some heat, beware if you usually get medium and you're expecting tame! The lunch special was enough for two meals and the flavor intensified the next day. Would definitely come here again!

I've driven by this place many times and finally had a chance to try it. The day was cold and warm…read moreThai food sounded perfect. The place has a very traditional Thai vibe/decor. They weren't busy, sat immediately and the server greeted me as well as helped with highlighting popular menu items. I ordered N.2. Pad See Ew with Chicken (no carrots)--my meal/ sauces were a bit salty for my liking.

This place is really good- I have been struggling to find a decent Thai delivery place near me and…read morefinally found one. It tastes authentic and has lots of flavour. I also appreciate that they don't use those black plastic containers because they're linked to stomach cancer... Loved the pad Thai- tasted very authentic and flavorful

I got pad thai - Thai spicy with chicken and tofu, plus green onions and cabbage. This was better…read morethan most I've had around Denver - flavorful. It was closer to "hot" than "Thai Spicy". They had a level above Thai Spicy (I don't think I've ever seen that before) - perhaps that's closer to true Thai Spicy (based on my experience). I ordered the cream cheese wontons - there were OK, but overcooked to the point of almost being burnt. I ordered mango sticky rice. The sticky rice with coconut sauce was good. The mango.... not so good - very under-ripe. They told me this was their "last mango" and last order until they got more. They should have told me they couldn't make it... Giving 4 stars for now because the Pad Thai was decent. I'll go back and try more and will update this review later.

Had a great lunch at Chang Noi Thai Cuisine in Parker - the food has awesome flavor. I went Hot…read morerather than Thai Thai or even Double Thai Hot :O You can alway supplement the heat, but once added, it's tough to take it out. Service was fast & friendly during noontime. It is nice & relaxed inside. Prices were kinda high, but on par with their peers plus the portions were *very* generous. Recommended if you're in the area - crossroads of Lincoln & S Twenty-Mile Road

Came for dinner to introduce the place to someone. Server was friendly and we ordered fried…read morepotstickers to start. He chose a noodles stir fry dish. I selected the panang curry with the salmon. Came with a side of rice. The medium spice level was just nice for me. He ordered the hot and it was a lot for him. They were a little busy so they didn't check on us enough as he wanted more water and we finally had to flag someone down. But tasty food and chill vibe.

Summary: Service is great, and the food is awesome! It's a little hard to find, but it's worth the…read moredrive. Details: This is a literal mom & pop spot. It's run by a married couple, one is from Thailand. They said it was the grand opening and they were offering a cup of rice soup and two wontons. The first thing is the rice soup. I almost cried because it was the exact same taste as I had for breakfast pretty often when I was in Bangkok. When a cup of soup brings up happy memories- I don't think that can be done all the time. Secondly, the decor. It's got Thai artwork on the walls, which adds to the feel of being based on Thai culture, as opposed to a Chinese restaurant that happens to serve Thai curries and a couple noodle dishes if you don't feel like sesame chicken or similar. I tried the Pad Thai since it is a good basis of comparison among Thai restaurants in the USA. It's the best I have found in Colorado. The distinction is that they used tamarind in the sauce, and a tiny bit of fish sauce. This is the right way to go. I don't get that flavor elsewhere but I haven't tried every Thai place in the Denver area. Finally, I spoke with the guy who is one half of the ownership structure, and we shared some stories about trotting around in Thailand. I did not meet the other owner as she was very busy in the kitchen. I walked away thinking that this is my new spot when I am driving by or in the neighborhood.

In one week I eat here twice and noticed some interesting issues. I have with this Thai…read morerestaurant.. I ordered the Pad See Ew both times because nothing else on the menu has truly caught my eye. The first time I ordered, I asked for a level three in spice, level one is the lowest and level five is the hottest. I like spice so level three wasn't spicy. It came in a flat compostable to go box. There was a napkin and a fork. There are no condiments or chopsticks. There looked to be no visible dark soy sauce, and that is a main ingredient when it comes to Pad See Ew. There was barely any broccoli. I devoured the food anyway because it satisfied my hunger for lunch. My coworker was heading in that direction and picked it up for me. The second time that I ordered from the café, I got it delivered. It took much longer than I thought, even though I'm three blocks away from the restaurant. It's clear they use a third-party delivery service. This time around I ordered a level four in spice because I wanted an extra. This time around, I ordered a level four in spice. When I finally receive my food, it looked exactly the same and tasted exactly the same as the first time I ordered. It came in a different to-go box. There was a napkin, a fork, and chopsticks unlike the last time I ordered four days prior. There was barely any visible soy sauce on the dish. The spice level did not change. There were barely any pieces of broccoli again. I bought a bottle of soy sauce for the break room in the office so I can have ready just in case. The dish is $17.95 currently on the website (August 2026). After taxes, fees and tip I ended up spending $30 to have my food delivered three blocks. Unless someone is offering to buy me lunch like my Manager did the first time I ordered. I'm not getting food from here again.

We decided to try a new place for pho since we tend to go to the same places over and over. We had…read moreheard that this place was great so we swung in on a snowy night and the place was fairly busy. The staff was quick though to check on us and make sure we had everything and to refill out waters. The spring rolls were delicious and wrapped nice and tight. I hate when you start to bite in to them and they fall apart. The phone was good. I would say maybe the meat to be sliced a little thinner but over good flavor. I would come back again especially if we are in the area and have a need for some yummy pho.

I walked into Pho Lee, and the restaurant immediately felt familiar. Referencing my previous Yelp…read morereviews, I realized I came here 4 years ago! Wild. The service here is SO fast. I got the Pho 11P with iced coffee. There wasn't as much meat in the bowl as I was hoping but everything else was fine. I'm sure I'll cross paths with Pho Lee again by pure coincidence in the future.

pros: -HK style french toast was SO GOOD ‍‍…read more-the food was served very quickly -yummy lamb cumin cons: -none

Excellent variety of Asian foods. I had the lunch special, which was large enough for a second meal…read moreof leftovers. Cashew chicken was excellent as was the hot & sour soup and the cream cheese wonton were great! Service was fast. It gets crowded and was a little loud.

Fantastic food, and the kindest most attentive staff. The owner himself has helped me use chop…read moresticks every single time I have eaten here. Additionally, he has brought every person in the restaurant random treats during two of my visits. Very kind, authentic people who are happy to serve you.

I ordered the spicy beef. It was literally immersed, swimming, in grease. My guess is that they…read moreuse, as do so many restaurants, cheap, unhealthful seed oil. So it's, for me, inedible. I liked the people, the place, the menu, the location, but honestly I paid $30 for leftovers that I can't eat. It's a shame. I've never before seen anything this greasy. The owner came out to my car after I exited and asked why I didn't like it. While I respect that, he explained that what appeared as grease was instead, sauce, and that it was flash fried. The problem is that neither the sauce nor grease had taste or spice. When I placed several pieces of beef on a napkin, they saturated the napkin with oil. Maybe it's an oily sauce? They were generous with the beef. The beef quality was pretty good, and the vegetables were unique enough to merit praise. If it were me, I would ramp up the taste quotient in either the marinade or sauce, eliminate 90% of the oil, as it's unnecessary, and add spice. This could be a healthy dish if they used avocado oil, way less oil, and reduced the salt.