Beau Thai

I absolutely love this place. I have been here several times for dine in or take out and the food and service are consistently great. It shows that they are very thoughtful about what they do. It is one of the only Thai places I’ve found that can make my favorite dish I had in Thailand. They recently removed Pad Rad Na from their menu, but were happy to still make it for me when I asked. This place is everything I ever wanted and more. Best Thai food in Colorado.

The BEST Thai food around. We pick up takeout every week. They’re closed on Mondays so we were forced to pick up Thai in denver once and it was just incomparable to the quality of Beau Thai. Perfect spices and flavor. My dad lives out of state and insists on stopping by for the green curry whenever he’s in town. We are fortunate to have such great Thai food in evergreen.

Very good Thai and large portions. We went with masaman curry and yellow curries! The Chicken seems to soak in the flavor the best over the beef. Crazy enough I wish there was just a tiny bit more cream cheese in the wontons but they are good as well. Had to eat here twice while in evergreen staff was very nice as well!

This is the best Thai food in Evergreen. Before it was sort of by default, but now that there’s two Thai places it has to be said that Beau Thai is by *far* the best. From here on out we will only be ordering from here, just like we always have. The portions are generous and the food is reliably delicious.

I was with a party of 3 for dinner around 5pm on a Tuesday. We ordered spring rolls with chicken for an appetizer and for entrees we ordered Pad Thai, Thai Yellow Curry with chicken and another with duck. The spring rolls (pictured) were excellent but were with tofu instead of chicken. The Pad Thai and Thai Yellow Curry with chicken were very tasty. However, the duck was not good. Most of the duck meet was fatty and tasted old. I wouldn’t order the duck again. The service was fast and friendly. Overall, it was a nice meal.

Cute name and the food was OK. It is not really authentic Thai but the fried whole fish was nice and crispy. Like many American Thai restaurants, the food has been modified to accommodate the lighter palate of the population. Things are more sweet, not spicy. The Tom Yum soup was tasty but not really Tom Yum by Thai standards. Its good, worth a stop but not authentic Thai if that is what you are looking for. Absolutely no reason to change anything. Please don't let the, "Not Authentic" disturb you. Most people in the US would not like real Thai food, far to spicy for most peoples palate. Your food was very good, I truly enjoyed it. My comment was only for the very few, far and in-between that may be looking for Spicy Thai food.