Sue of Siam

The food and the service are both exceptional. This will definitely be one of our favorite restaurants and we will expect to return often

Eating here transports me directly back to Northern Thailand. Blink and you might miss the place, and it’s not overly ornate — but wow, the food is authentic and delicious! I absolutely cannot get enough of their food — slowly working our way through the menu every time we go — no disappointments yet. Try the drunken noodles and the panang curry. Both version of egg rolls (fried/​non-​fried) both worthy. I also recommend the papaya salad, the larb, the massaman curry, and sesame chicken. Their motto is, We bring Thailand to your table” and they certainly do!

The sesame chicken is just the best of the best. Just amazing plus the owners are the most lovely and caring people i know. Last year’s I was very sad my family was far away and it was my birthday my husband and I decided to come to the restaurant. She told everyone was my birthday and everyone stand up and sing happy birthday to me. Was a very special moment. It mean the world. When I was leaving she gave me a piece of her banana bread to go for free. No one will do something like that. That is why I come to this restaurant because they don’t just cook amazing. They know when u r not having a good day and they make it better.

Delicious! We were trying to make a movie but hadn’t eaten yet so we decided to call in and order. The man who took our order was so pleasant and put it in early so that it was hot and ready when we arrived. My boyfriend got the pineapple fried rice, which was unique but overall very good, and I got the green curry which was a little on the sweet side but I thought to be delicious! the portions were a little small but all in all it was good Thai and the service was excellent! I’d definitely come again!

Great drunken noodles, great pot stickers (loved the roasted garlic on top), tom kah guy was awesome as was the red curry! Very pleased and very reasonably priced.

Family run business with friendly service. Food was delicious. Thai tea was huge. Yellow curry was the right spice level. Pineapple rice was tasty.

In from San Francisco last night and was craving some Thai food. This place satisfied my expectations and beyond. Super nice and smiling waitress and excellent Thai tea!
Would return!

Great little spot with fantastic Thai food. Spring rolls and peanut sauce… UH-​MAY-​ZING!

The food was good, the service very friendly. Obviously a family run business. I have not yet found a Thai iced tea that was as delicious as the one they serve here.

Interesting place. The place is decorated in very bright colors like a diner which is odd for a Thai restaurant. Their curry doesn’t taste like any curry that I’m used to and I eat Thai curry all the time (but then again, I’m from California). It was cute that the potatoes were in shapes of hearts and stars though. It wasn’t bad but not amazing either.

I went here with a co worker at noon on a week day. There aren’t a ton of tables inside, maybe 10, but it wasn’t packed so we were greeted and sat right away.
We started with egg rolls. They were delivered on their serving dish, with one extra. Kind of strange since appetizers are usually meant to be shared but no big deal, we made it work.
I ordered Drunken Noodles, it was pretty good. It had a lot of chinese kale in it which I realized I wasn’t a fan of (it tastes like fennel/​black licorice). The menu said it came with bean sprouts but it did not. Bummer. The noodles were mostly stuck to one another and cooked in clumps making it a little difficult to eat.
My co worker ordered pad thai, she said it was great but the tofu was hardly cooked and lacked flavor.
The atmosphere is bright and friendly. This place has great reviews so if I’m in the area I’ll give it another shot.

I have been hooked on Thai food for the last few months, and decided to try some place new!
My partner and I went in around 6:00pm and there were no other customers. (The rush actually started around 6:15pm-6:30pm.) We ordered the tofu Pad Thai and tofu Drunken Noodle. They were both on the sweeter side (as we got mild+), but we still enjoyed it. We added some chili powder, which made it a bit better!
The flat noodles in the drunken noodles seemed undercooked. (?) They were very chewy and stuck together in big globs. It also smelled a bit medicinal when we had it, but was still pretty tasty.
The Pad Thai was better than the drunken noodle overall (in my opinion), a bit sweet, but more thoroughly cooked than the drunken noodle. We also added a bit of chili powder to this one and ended up finishing it, and taking the rest of the drunken noodle home.
The space inside isn’t very large — there are around ⁵⁄₆ tables. And, there is one man waiting the tables. He seemed like a kind man! The service was quick and our food was prepared in about 10 minutes.
I may be back to try one of the curries here, if ever I’m in the area!

Good and authentic Thai food cooked simply but a little on the pricey side if you want various proteins in your noodles/​rice.
The both of us ordered take out with 4 items total and 2 Thai iced teas. $ 48 dollars.
The owner was nice enough to refill our drinks while we were waiting for our food.

Truly authentic Thai food in a quaint, charming atmosphere. Service could be improved (they’re incredibly polite, but they get overwhelmed and seem understaffed).

We used to come here a lot when we used to live on this side of town. A lot has changed and it’s their pineapple fried rice recipe. I don’t know why they changed it for. It WAS the best pineapple fried rice I have ever had. Ever. But they completely changed it. It’s now extra bland and literally no bold taste to it like before (even all my friends who I’ve introduced this place to, have all agreed on bad recipe changes).
I recently went there to give it another try but it was another disappointment. It’s not worth the drive anymore. Change it back– I should have a riot just for this. That’s how amazing it used to be.

This place is amazing! ONE OF THE BEST THAI PLACES IN DENVER!
Background: It’s a family owned and ran business that serves authentic Thai food. The out side of the restaurant is not an eye pleaser, and when you walk into the restaurant you continue to question if you made the right decision, and if this if the place that Unilocal has given good reviews! The inside is very small with 5 tables. Not ideal for any group larger than 4 people. I have come here many times, and dined in as well as take out.
Dining in experience: the owner (presumably the husband) is very nice and welcoming, along with the chef (presumably the wife). The husband runs the front of the restaurant and the wife runs the back. Upon sitting, the husband brought waters and had the up most courteous and refreshing customer service. During my meal, he checked up on our table with the perfect frequency, and offered any and all condiments for the food. The wife even checked on us towards the end, which is nice to actually meet the person who cooked your food.
The food: my favorite dish is the pad Thai (shrimp and beef) extra spicy. For me, it has the perfect burn for my taste buds, yet a very slight and sweet undertone for my taste. The serving is generous, and the never skimp on the meats, like some restaurants do. I also enjoy the Thai fried rice (shrimp and beef) extra spicy. The rice is perfectly soft, and not hard or crunchy. It has a dry seasoning to it, which I really enjoy compared to the more oily/​wet fried rice that I have experienced at other places. Portions are still generous and meat content is perfect. I also enjoy the basil fried rice (shrimp and beef) extra spicy, for the exact same reasons I have mentioned above.
The pros: this restaurant is consistent with taste, flavor, and portions. The ambience is very casual, and I suppose, gives an authentic Thai feeling. The owners are very humble and sweet, and give off a «come eat at grandma’s house» type feeling.
The cons: I haven’t found any.

I have been craving pad thai for a very long time, and it seems the days when I’m really itching for it, it’s a Sunday or Monday when my favorite take-​out place is closed. I’ve heard good things about Sue of Siam, so I decided to give it a shot… I was disappointed.
The chicken was so dry that it was difficult to chew and swallow without drinking i down with water… almost like eating jerky, except not nearly as good. The pad thai noodles were so dry they were all stuck together so i couldn’t even eat it with chopsticks… I had to cut the noodles apart with the side of my fork!
The only good things I have to say about this place is that the service was very quick, and the girl working the register was very friendly.
I will definitely have to suck it up and wait til Tuesday when my go-​to thai place is open again.

Truly a hole-​in-​the-​wall little restaurant. I’ve only been here for lunch, but both times the restaurant has been pretty busy. There are only five tables and the owner (I presume) waits on all these tables, so service can be slow. The food itself is great, though I thought the pad thai was a little too sweet. The curry and fried rices are delicious. The owner and staff are very friendly, and it’s very clear from the restaurant décor that they want you to feel welcome and cozy.

Really cute place hole-​in the wall. Nothing fancy, but really clean.
Good sized portions, good prices, super sweet owners.
It’s really difficult to find even passable Thai in the Denver area. Really happy to find a fresh and delicious gem.

Friday May 30^th 2014. Came here with my friend who is visiting from TX. We came in for a very very late Lunch. Time was about 14:00hrs. The cut off time of Lunch at this tiny establishment is at 14:30hrs. Thankfully we managed to «squeeze» and get that Lunch hour pricing. The service is prompt and efficient. We ordered the following items from the Menu :
* Egg Roll ($ 2.50)
* Fish Cake ($ 5.95)
* Chicken Green Curry ($ 7.95)
* Shrimp Pad See Eew ($ 8.95)
The order came out at the timely manner. The Egg Roll and Fish Cake came out piping hot. The Dipping Sauce from the Fish Cake is indeed intriduging and full of Flavor. It also comes with Fried Basil Thai Leaves. My friend like what we ordered.
As for Lunch portion, personally its a little to skimpy for my liking. I specifically requested my Pad See Eew, THAI HOT but it came out NOT as SPICY I was hoping for. *SIGH* Yes its greasy goodness. The amount of Shrimp is doable though I don’t mind paying more for Lunch and BIGGER Portion… Oh Well.
As for the Chicken Green Curry, yes it Green Curry with Slices of Chicken with Green Beans and tonnes of Bamboo Shoots. Its doable for my taste bud, but it DOES NOT Wow me as much. *DOUBLE SIGH*
All in all it was OK, nothing stellar nothing fancy… I may return just for the fish cake though. Perhaps its already after Lunch hours, we were the ONLY Patrons dining in there.
Sue Of Siam by Thai Thai
106 Del Mar Circle
Aurora, CO 80 011
Tel: (720)-949−1980
Tel: (720)-648−5954
@117/2014