Thai Kitchen

Great food, great service! We loved the fresh food with amazing spices. I’d eat here again soon.

We reached in late afternoon and had a hearty lunch! We are vegetarians and found quite a bit of options. We ordered veg fried rice, steamed momos and veg noodles and they were delicious and really yummy! I took out one star as the service was slow, which I will say was due to not enough number of people helping/​working in kitchen. They have an extensive menu with lots of details, which was added bonusr. They even have paneer options. All and all, a MUST place to eat in for vegetarians folks visiting Rockies.

My wife and I recently visited and thoroughly enjoyed the experience… the service and food were both excellent. Though I’ve had better larb (we all have our favorites), this was delicious also. My wife had the Chicken Saag, and it too was delish! Recommended for sure!

My husband enjoyed the Pad Thai he ordered and I enjoyed my Vegetable Curry. My daughter wanted to eat my curry rather than the spring rolls we ordered for her. There was a little tarnish to the service, but overall it was a good experience and we’ll most likely try this restaurant again.

Well, we may be spoiled, but this place absolutely is completely lost in the art of Thai. Maybe it’s the Indian influence, but the Indian spice rack does not belong in Thai food. Too many cross overs in the kitchen maybe. The pad that was greasy, tasted of black pepper and licorice. Garam masala probably! The fried rice went uneaten, and when we said something, they said well that’s what it is. The cashew chicken had yummy cashews. Not a good recommendation from the lodge staff, or they just have not been exposed to good Thai! Sorry, not a winner!

Good food is hard to come by in the Estes Park area, but this is an exception. Great food and friendly service. It’s not the BEST Thai I’ve had, but in the context of EP, this is a great find! Visit them and you won’t be disappointed!

Absolutely fantastic. The chicken momo was juicy, the dragon’s tear zesty, and the saag rich. We also had the special, a crispy fish fillet with firm texture and great taste, with a pleasant mix of summer vegetables and pineapple.

Best restaurant in Estes in my opinion. Friendly service, amazing food and a very large selection of foods from different countries.

This small plain looking place has great ambiance and deliciously prepared food. I had an Indian curry which was perfectly seasoned. They also have a wide variety of Thai food and Tibetan delights such as momo’s. A food is cooked to your specifics .It is reasonably priced and well worth the visit.
And don’t forget the dessert and beverages.

Delicious masaman curry. Service was a tiny bit slow even with us being the only people in the restaurant. Waiter was, however, very helpful and interesting. Would be great for takeout; while we were here there were many takeout orders, even at 4 in the afternoon. A nice, subtle but flavorful little Shop that would be easy to overlook.

Although it is not on the main street in Estes Park, Thai Kitchen is worth a visit. It is about 0.7 of a mile southeast of the Estes Park Visitor Center.
The service was fantastic and the food was delicious. As an example of their service… my mom (73 years young) and I walked there from the visitors center. It was a warm afternoon and the walking was slightly uphill. Upon arrival, my mom was exhausted. She asked if there was a shuttle bus or other type of transportation from the restaurant back to the visitors center. The server replied there wasn’t, but he graciously offered to drive us. Cool stuff!

not quite thai food. i ordered what we usually order when we go eat thai food. i ordered their chicken curry but it tasted more like indian chicken curry. i mean i love indian curry but i was really craving for chicken curry. this one didnt have the coconut milk and has some spice quite different. their pad thai was pale and watery. its supposed to be dry and kinda brownish? their fried rice has a burnt taste to it. and from the very first time, they made a mistake takin one of our orders but insisted it was what we ordered. im here on vacation so i was looking to eat some thai food their are other few i need to try, but im not gonna come back here. im used to thai restaurant with thai people as cook and servers (family owned) this one i didnt see no thai at all.

Fresh ingredients. Loved the chicken tiki masala. Will definitely go back for more.

we love and know good thai food and service… our first time here, & it was a bad first impression. noticed a group of 5 people next to our table, each person got their dish 5 minutes apart by the time the first person finished eating, the last person got their dish! When we placed our order, we specified that we wanted the soup served with the fried rice but they got that wrong and brought out the soup first… we waited 5 minutes and still no fried rice! so we finally tell the waiter that we waiting for the fried rice, he took the soup back and just said they would warm it up and serve it together. my wife got her dish first then mine 5 minutes later, my wife apologized while eating while I was waiting. reluctantly I have to admit the food was somewhat decent edible but again the service spoiled the appetite by the time I was ready to drink my ice water all the ice had melted and the cup was sweaty which made the table real wet. With all sincerity they tried their best but didn’t know what they were doing. so thats the reason for the 1 star… we wont be back!

Amazing food, the curry is great and the service couldn’t be better! Try the special samosas. Really nice people, friendly and helpful.

Great red curry– good eastern beer selection. Very quiet place. Love the food, but not the quickest if you are in a hurry.

Love the small dining room and the owners are very friendly and efficient… the food? Always excellent! Try the duck curries… we usually end up here two or three times every June, when we are vending at the woolmarket.
Prices are great for the Estes Park scene — if you like a saner pace than the downtown tourist hotspots, this is a great local eatery, without the pretentiousness or price tag most others cater to.

This is a fun little find right along the side of Highway 7 (otherwise known as South Saint Vrain Avenue in Estes Park). They have a little bar and a good selection of beers, including beers brewed in Thailand, so most anyone can likely find something to quench the raging flames from spicy Thai food.
That’s right! They have spicy Thai food here! And Indian, and Nepalese, and a bit of other associated ethnic food types. But obviously, I was in a Thai restaurant, so I had the Thai food. Ordered it as spicy as it could be, and regretted nothing.
I had duck in a sauce I cannot recall the name of, but since I couldn’t pronounce said sauce when I ordered it either, that’s really quite moot. They have a wonderful selection of noodle, rice, and curry dishes, and there’s probably something on their menu for just about anyone.
The beer was good, though maybe I’m just a sucker for drinking geographically-​appropriate brews with ethnic cuisine. I have Peroni with Italian food, Tsingtao when I’m eating Chinese food, and Asahi alongside Japanese food. So having a beer from Thailand with my Thai food seemed appropriate. Was it the best beer I’d ever had? No. I’m still looking for the best beer I ever had. But was it a great beer to compliment the spicy duck dish that was served with a smile by the server who was kind enough to stay a bit late so I could get a bite after work? Yes. Will I be back to have another unpronounceable dish alongside another Thai beer? Yes.

Service was so slow that we started to miss home!
Food was not worth the wait either. Not coming back.

Nice to find a place with good vegetarian options way out here. The potions are generous. My ten year old says «their food was great and the music was great.»