At Nine Thai - Centennial, Colorado

Kyle Rogers

I went on a weekday evening with my partner because we were craving Thai food. The parking was easy and the restaurant was cozy. The waitress was very friendly and attentive to the level of our drinks. She also offered her recommendation when we were debating between two dishes.

We ordered the Drunken Noodles with chicken and the Khao Soi with chicken. Both were delicious but the Khao Soi was particularly good. I would recommend getting the Khao Soi if you are in the mood for a curry/noodle dish.

I will definitely be back.

Nouhaila

The waitress were nice and the food was amazing, ordered wings for appetizers and they were well fried and not too overwhelming with sauce which is important. The khao soi was great, needs more sauce + less onions but overall it was delicious. The ginger entree was perfect.

Raghu M

The food at this Thai restaurant is absolutely incredible. We ordered a variety of dishes and each one was delicious. The flavors were perfectly balanced, making for an unforgettable dining experience.

Shehnaz Shaik

Food was alright compared to other thai places in Denver.
Drunken Noodles with shrimp: This was so good. Right on flavor and taste. The shrimp was perfectly done.
Spaghetti Kee Mao: This was okayish, very strong on soy flavor is what I felt. Theres minced chicken and veggies.
Thai Ice Tea: Okayish. Very sweet. If the sweetness were little less the tea flavor would’ve come out. But not bad.
Roti and Ice Cream: Its basically roasted flatbread made with All purpose flour cut in small triangles served with icecream. Something about the flatbread dint feel right may be the oil (Its called Roti in Indian cuisine too). If it were butter roasted it might’ve tasted better but that’s my opinion. However this was the first time I tried it was okayish.
Overall nice flavors, should try other menu items.

Drew

Avoid: Waste of time twice. Visit 1: closed for private event. Nothing posted on Google Maps. Visit2: Total chaos- long wait and no paper menus, just a QR scan. Tiny restaurant, poorly managed and a bad experience multiple times.

B. Marcin

Service was attentive and very nice but the food quality and it’s timing did not hit the mark. The Tom Yum was very good with fresh chicken, vegetables and a light sweet and sour broth. That was the most enjoyable part of our dinner. The pad Thai was overly sweet in flavor and very orange red in color (was there food coloring?). It also arrived about 25 minutes after the salmon dish so we did not eat our entrees together. The salmon volcano had a sweet chili sauce that had the same taste and color as the pad Thai so there were no distinguishing flavors even though these are different dishes. I was truly looking forward to a stellar Thai dinner based on the reviews but it was not too impressive.

Scott Darby

We tried take out from At Nine Thai tonight and weren't disappointed. The noodle dishes were well cooked. Portion sizes were good (you can make two meals from a dish). The extra spicy drunken noodles were delicious. The fresh rolls with peanut sauce were a good size and tasty. The crispy rolls were pretty squishy inside. We won't order those again. Otherwise, this is our new go to Thai restaurant.

Lyfe BJCW

A hidden gem! TLDR: Great food, diverse mention with options for many dietary choices, attentive service, priced well for value, and clean.
Went with my parents and had egg rolls (delish), chicken satay, larb gai and chicken pad thai. The larb dish was the hands down winner but the other dishes were tasty too. We knew it was a solid choice as we watched the pick up and take out order POUR in over 90 min - the door never stopped opening. By the time we left the place was full too, so clearly a neighborhood favorite.

We usually go to a Thai restaurant by Swedish, and it too is great, but we agreed this was better. Enjoy!