Great authentic food. Fast service…read more Totally recommend! We had the massaman curry, it hit the spot.

Was greeting, server was attentive. She helped to explain dishes and checked in with preferences…read more We got beer, white tuna, Thai basil tofu, panang tofu and fried tofu. All was great. Orders come with rice. We did level 3 spicy.. which was perfect for us. Their spice level does seem to be inline with more authentic Thai places.

Enjoyed a quick bite here. We ate early so we had the place to ourselves when we arrived (people…read morewere starting to trickle in as we left.) Big menu... sushi, teriyaki, noodle bowls, salads, etc etc We had tom kha gai (coconut soup with chicken), salmon teriyaki and red curry. Soup had good flavor, lots of chicken & plenty of veggies. Salmon was tasty with carrots, cabbage & broccoli. Red curry was VERY GOOD! The star of the show tonight. We drained every drop! Seasoned well for us...a touch of heat and very flavorful. Sadly, no room for dessert... I was eying the Sticky Rice. ;) The table next to us ordered lots of sushi as we were leaving & had obviously been here before. :) Would definitely eat here again!

Unbeknownst to me & my crew, we popped into Thai Hut during the dragging of Main Street in the…read moremiddle of the Early Iron Festival, Alamosa's premier car show on 9/2/2023. We didn't get a very peaceful dinner due to the souped-up motors, but it was mostly enjoyable. My significant other and I agree that the sushi place down the street is just a little bit better, but not by much. This place used to exist across the street and further down the road. I verified that with our friendly and efficient host/waiter. Here was our supper of the things I actually tried: Spring rolls ($5.95) - they were okay. My daughter who ordered them wasn't a fan. Crab rangoon - good ($5.95) Egg rolls - really good ($5.95) Mince pork noodle soup - it tasted decent, but I can see why my daughter preferred her pork not minced ($10.95) Top Model roll - very tasty ($15.95) Thai iced tea - way too sweet for me. I didn't even have boba ($3.95). Taro boba tea - not too sweet. The boba was nice & chewy ($5.50). I'd go here again if a friend chose the spot. I'd stick to sushi. No rice noodles for me!

Stopped in here because I was so hungry, and there are not a lot of choices for food between Raton,…read moreNM and Moab, UT. I ordered a spicy dish, there was no spice to it. The taste was good, but the flavor was absent. I did fill up and I am thankful for the meal, but it was not enjoyable because there was just basically no flavor.

One of the things I like is when a restaurant offers and prepares exactly what you want! In my…read morecase, that was steamed vegetables and chicken with a small side of white sauce. Perfectly prepared in 5 minutes! I didn't try anything else there, but thanks for great cooking and service.

Had a lovely sushi dinner here with my husband. Our rolls were flavorful and saki was nice and hot…read more Our server was prompt and attentive. The restaurant was clean and had nice Japanese style decor. It was a little pricey.

I would dock a star for the amount of times we have been here in 2 weeks: wallet is crying. Holy…read moremoly is this good sushi. Every time we feel welcome as locals. Food is delicious and comes out quick. If you picture a general sushi restaurant/ bar, there are TVs and a few bars to sit at. Everything we have ordered has been excellent. Highly recommend the monkey brains, and all the specialty rolls (that we have tried) have been wonderful! A little pricy but worth it for good Colorado sushi.

We were surprised to find a highly rated Japanese restaurant in the small town of Florence…read moreColorado. We went for lunch. My wife ordered something not on the menu (eel and white rice). They were very accommodating and made that for her. I had the shrimp bento box and it was all great.

We stopped by Ito's Saturday afternoon after not being there for a couple months. Well, what a…read moredifference a couple months makes! Prices have been raised and what once was included in a hibachi lunch is now extra. Yeah, so they raised the prices a couple bucks on all entrees BUT now you DO NOT get soup, salad or the yum yum sauce included - it is all ala carte. So that couple bucks extra is for MUCH less. If you want what you once got included you will pay +$2 per entree and then +$3.50 for the salad, +$2.50 for onion soup (the yum yum was extra too, but we didn't get it so now sure on pricing). $8 price increase for the hibachi lunch! OUTRAGEOUS!!! Now that was annoying enough, but the quality was lower too! The light japanese fried rice is now loaded down with onions (not the light leeks that once speckled it). My chicken was tough. The hubby's filet was tender, but something changed with it too because he said it just wasn't the same. The veggie mix was kind of light too and filled with bok choy - which is fine, but I don't want a pile of cabbage as my side. They do not emphasize the changes. They are simply whited out on the menu. It is a great disappointment to a once beloved place. I am sure the once or twice a year my mother comes we might stop in, but it is out of our rotation. Too expensive and not as good as it once was.

We went separate days for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Amazing food and service! Give it a try and…read morewon't be upset.

Great quick spot to stop. Burrito and coffee as you drive up the mountain makes a great breakfast…read more Unique vibe She's a fun person with personality Bucket list small mountain town stop

My husband and I just moved here to Alamosa. I was on the hunt for great sushi. I definitely found…read moreit! I was so good I ended up eating there Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday for lunch. The miso soup is delicious as is the lobster Rangoon, fresh roll and the sushi. The staff are very friendly, the food is high quality and reasonably priced. This is going to be my new go to spot for sushi . I can't wait to try some of the other dishes too.

This is a late review. In mid-July, my husband and I ate at the Tempura House (although that is not…read moreits name...there was no name on the outside). During covid, our table was a good 6 feet (or more) away from the other table in the enclosed patio area. We both ordered the shrimp tempura bento. My husband is NOT a sashimi/sushi eater, but he really enjoyed this dish. I love sashimi/sushi and can have it morning, noon and night. The sashimi slices were huge and fish was good! We will definitely eat here the next time we are in Alamosa.

Small, Intimate Setting…read more Perfect setting for a date or small group. Delicious food, and the wine is good, too. The Chicken Panang Curry is wonderful. The Eel Sushi is as well!

We were created nicely and promptly seated. Everyone was very polite. Drinks were kept filled and…read moreentrees and apps came out in the right order! All of our food, the Pad Thai with Chicken, Tuna Poke Bowl, and Red Curry (not pictured) was delicious. Side condiments of super spicy chili flakes (yay!) some sort of mild sambal and siracha was served on the side. Would frequent this restaurant if we lived here!

This is the only place to go for fine dining and an incredible dinner experience…read more Service-spot on. We didn't have to wait for anything! If you needed it they were on it. Couldn't ask for better. Ambiance- quiet, friendly, calm, perfect for a quiet night out and good conversation. Food- the best I've had in this town and we've been coming through here for 15 years.

We always visit Alley House Grille when we're in Pagosa Springs. The food is always fantastic and…read morethe atmosphere has such a great vibe, especially in the bar area with the fireplace and outdoor seating. Bartenders JB and Luis make some of the best cocktails too. Definitely one of our favorite spots in town!

Siam has the best sushi in the valley. Their California rolls are smaller than other places but the…read moreprice and quality both make up the difference. Their shrimp tempura is top tier. The staff is wonderful, and their paintings and music they play make an enjoyable meal excellent.

Siam Cuisine shows up as Tempura House on receipts…read more The cowboy and I were seated right away when we walked in on 6/17/2023 at around 2PM. I like this place because there is a full bar. Where we sat, there were steps down and you can watch all the cars drive by on a one-way street. The decor was tasteful. The men's and women's restrooms were actually part of a shared area of the building which has a couple more businesses and another restroom, but they were a short walk away. There were times when it was super quiet and awkward with the nerd group who sat near us because the music stopped playing for about 10 minutes. What was the cowboy talking about? Roping older bulls that were fighting between fences in the mountains. Lol. Hope they enjoyed that discussion. Moving onto the food... Here is what we ordered: + Pineapple Sake Tinis ($9 each) - good alternative to just straight sake + Soft shell crab app ($10.95) - these were deep fried which the cowboy never had before. He liked them a lot. I thought they were okay. + Super Spider Man Roll ($14.95) - I tried a couple of pieces, but it was mainly for my significant other. Here's what it entailed: "Softshell crab tempura, asparagus, lettuce, masago, mayo, cream cheese, surimi, topped with eel sauce." + Beauty's Rainbow Roll ($13.95) - I chose this one and I'm glad I did. This was their description: "Surimi, cream cheese, avocado, topped with tuna, salmon, hamachi, fish egg, sesame seed." + Masago sashimi ($6) - just tried this sashimi style because I had never had it and didn't want rice to mask its natural flavor. It was alright. With soy sauce and wasabi it was better. Would probably not order it again, though, unless it was paired with something else... not sure what. There is another sushi place down the street. I'll be trying it next time to see how it compares to Siam. Otherwise, I would definitely suggest this place for a change of place whilst in Alamosa, CO. :) RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4