Tuptim Thai Cuisine

Ordered the Red Curry with duck, and it was about average in comparison to the several other Thai restaurants I have been to. I would give this place 4 or 5 stars for the location and relaxed and yet authentic feel, but the prices were rather high ($ 22 with tax).

Here is a list why I gave a 1
1 of our orders were suppose to be without onions. When we got it of course it had a bunch of onions. We ordered 2 orders to go. And the waitress completely messed both up. She gave us extra and food and charges us for it!!! After being charged you are suppose to give the change back! But the waitress kept it without asking if she could keep the change. Our receipts were hand written not even printed… It was on a small square piece of paper!!! And the place smelled like a Wet Dirty Mop. The waitress was very rude not friendly (not even a fake smile)
This is a place that we will not be visiting again !

Quite expensive. Had take out from here a couple times, never overly impressed.

Horrible experience! Food was mediocre, the service was horrible, and they charge a mandatory 18% gratuity! We were a party of five and, quite frankly, our service was so poor that 18% was way too generous. And the waitress /​hostess figured one of my colleagues bill wrong. Then she argued with her. What happened to ‘the customer is always right?’ I do not recommend this place, nor will I ever eat there again.

Excellent authentic Thai cuisine. Romantic atmosphere. Great service, as everyone is friendly and polite. Very reasonably priced. We’ve been coming here for many years, always consistently excellent. They even have a separate vegetarian menu. Everything we’ve ordered is delicious, and they always ask if you’d like it mild, medium or spicy, and it’s prepared as you request it.

Came here with a group and got chicken pad Thai once and pad see ew another time. This place is definitely more aesthetic than the other Thai restaurants in the area, with nicer seating and plates that make it fit for a special occasion. As other reviewers have mentioned, they put the food in the middle of the table but when I went with friends, we just mostly got food from our own dishes with some sharing.

I do not like Thai food in general but this was excellent. I got the Just Noodles special and my wife got the Pad See Ew. The special came with three kind of noodles of vary styles and heat and was excellent. My wife’s dish was better than mine together. We got the spring roll to start and it came out piping hot, delicious, and with a tasty sauce.
The service was very pleasant and helpful. Food came out quickly as well.
The décor is entirely wood-​paneled. A little dark but pleasant.
I would highly recommend coming to this local institution.

I bought the beef basil, it was very greasy. I got sick for two days. I will not be going back. Service was not bad but neither was it great. Overall its a nice place, just not for everyone

A friend recommended this place. It’s ok. That’s about all I would say about it. I love Thai and I will not go back

Stopped in for takeout. Ordered two salads and two chicken entrees — total $ 65 bucks. When I got home, found that the portions were ridiculously small; the duck in the salad was old and dried, inedible; and the flavor throughout was meh. Not worth the money or the time — at least not for take out. I should have gone with my gut since there were literally only two tables with diners even though it was 7pm.

The place is really nice — not overly priced (4 entrees, 2 apps, 2 desserts for $ 60). The service was one of the best we have seen in asian places! We had 3 kids with us and they were very accommodating. The only thing was that their portions are smaller than some other Thai places, but that’s not really a knock — it’s enough for an adult. We’ll be back.

I ordered lard nar it was alright but my wife order this seafood chrispy noodle and it was very salty. They exchanged it for us and gave us something new, they seemed to just add water. And now it had no taste, throw some garlic in there or something. Everything seems to be sauce from a bottle. It was over priced. I rather go to thai chef.

Thai is one of my favorite cuisines so I’m very critical of Thai restaurants. Tuptim did not disappoint. I came here on a Wednesday night for dinner with a friend. I had the Shrimp Pad Thai (my favorite dish). The dish was flavorful and had just enough spiciness. I appreciate the fact that our server asked what level of spiciness I preferred as well as if I had any nut allergies. The portions was enough for dinner that night and lunch the next day. I also ordered the Thai Iced Tea which was perfect. This will definitely be my «go-​to» Thai place in the area.

New item on the menu– noodle sampler– awesome! LOVED the pad kee mao. I would marry it if I could

Awesome thai food… thai ice tea was a little too sweet but everything else was perfect…
Pad ke mao and massuman curry were awesome!

I think I found my Thai place on Bloomfield Ave!
Why?
1. DECOR. It’s the most authentically decorated Thai restaurant on the street. Others may dispute and say that others are going for a «modern feel», but in comparison the other Thai places on the street, Tuptim is far more successfully executed. The table clothes, the bamboo room divider, the wooden walls, the metal artwork — it’s all thumbs up to me.
2. The food is SERVED family style. What I disliked about one particular place down the road (Spice II) was that everything was served as an entrée per individual. Asian food is always served family style, no if and or buts. Tuptim did right in my book with our food placed right in the middle with serving utensils.
3. The VALUE cannot be beat at Tuptim. Two entrees, a soda, and a dessert all under $ 50 including tax is great in my book! One entrée was the DEEP FRIED WHOLE FLOUNDER (head and tail on) and it was only $ 21! Other places usually charge you $ 23 — $ 28 or label it as «Market Price» on the menu. Nosiree here. And their dessert portion? HUGE. We ended up sharing Fried Banana w/​Ice Cream; the banana pieces were wrapped up with egg roll wrappers all fancy, the scoop of coconut ice cream, which by the way was our choice (we had 4 or 5 flavors to choose from), was a decent size, and topped off with whipped cream. Perfect ratio of fried goodness to creamy ice cream. I would totally eat it again.
4. The 90’s boy band Pandora playlist! O-​Town, Britney Spears, Backstreet Boys, NSYNC… uhh, what’s not to love? I was grooving in my seat like I was reliving my tween years!
What would honestly bump them up to 5.0 stars?
1. Thai Iced Tea flavored Ice Cream
2. A little more chicken in the Red Curry entrée
3. Maybe a different whole fish priced at MP? Flounder is not really meaty.

Have been to this restaurant a handful of times and the food and service never disappoint. The place is intimate with pretty décor. A nice quiet place for a date or for a small group of friends to enjoy a meal. I love that they have a vegetarian menu in addition to their regular menu. I often order their pad thai noodles with tofu and it is always tasty. They have many seafood dishes as well and good soups and appetizers. Favorite thing: Their sweet Thai iced coffee! And you can customize how spicy you would like your dish. Pleasant place for lunch or dinner and I hear they now have a buffet during the week.

Where do I begin. Great food and impeccable service. Myself and my girlfriend were in a Thai food mood and wanted to try a new place. We have tried Imocha in Woodland Park and that place was good also but this place was on par, maybe even better.
We tried the appetizer sampler and that was just the start of a food adventure. Springs rolls were crunchy and not to hot. The curry puffs had a nice balance of spice plus the vegetable dumplings and chicken satay were both tasty and all paired with sauces that complimented their flavors.
For entrée we got Mussanum Curry with chicken and the three noodle taster.
The curry was perfect with heaping portions of chicken and potatoes.
The three noodle taster is great because you get to try a little bit of everything. It includes pad Thai, a flat noodle dish and vermicelli noodle soup. They get their noodles fresh and you can really taste it in every noodle dish.
To finish off the meal we tried fried bananas and they custard. They custard again had a nice slice but the texture was different a bit cake like, not bad but just something different. The fried bananas were the best and had the chef’s own spin on it
All in all great food and the presentations were done well. Would definitely come back!!!

A solid choice but nothing to write home about (sorry Mom!)
Got my usual suspects of entrée/​app choices and everything was fine but lacked that real flavor to put it over the top.
Nothing bad to say though, worth it if you’re in the mood for Thai.
BYOB like most places in town.

SO incredibly good!
We get take out at least 1x a week. Very authentic Thai with healthy portions.
Even the Thai coffee is yum!