Chada Thai

I went to Chada this past Saturday for dinner it was about 530 pm and there was only one other table, 2 top that was finished eating. We walked in and wasn’t greeted, I asked for a table for 2 and they said sit where you like. We sat down and it was freezing inside. They left the back door completely open ( 20 degrees outside?) we went to close the door but they were bringing produce in. It took ten minutes I timed them. All this time they didn’t send a server to the table to greet us. After ten minutes they brought ice water ‍♀️. 5 minutes later after 15 mins total we walked out. And went to spice house Indian restaurant few blocks away. Maybe the food is great who knows, but if the dining room in dead at 530, on Saturday night, and ice cold with no customer service how can stay find out. And with $17.00 pad Se ew I’m expecting good service,a warm room and server. Too many other great options in town to deal with that.

We've been coming here for ten years. Excellent, flavorful food. The dumplings, curry puffs, and Pad Kee Mao are stand outs. The Pad Thai and curries are very good as well. The owner is Thai and is really friendly (and very hard working!). My favorite Thai restaurant in Denver.

Drove all the way to Denver at my favorite spot…I meet a prejudice white male. You lost a favorite customer. Boy you’re energy is one you need to deal with!

My Fiancé and I recently came in to try this place as we were waiting for an event near by. Right off the back the place was unsettling and rather quiet. Not even having a waitress to wait on us we had to get up for everything we needed. The food was rather plan, my meal was basically warmed up chicken skewers drowned in peanut sauce. The oil coating my plate was ridiculous, I would not recommend this place.

This place is one block from our house so it's really hard to not order here. However the portions are so small for what the price is. So buyer beware they have recently just downsized their rice containers! We got the takeout out of the bag and we're shocked at the new container which is almost comedy skit-worthy. We called to ask about it and the polite person on the phone guaranteed us that there's actually more rice in the smaller container than there was in the older larger container! Not sure how that's the case. See my pics and judge for yourself if you think the stir fried vegetables with this rice is really a $16.80 pre-tax meal!!!! My five year old is in tears over the decision, but we're not going to be ordering from here again. It's just too much money for 2/3 of a portion!

I can’t speak for take out but we have enjoyed dining at Chada Thai for a few years specifically because of the portion size and the love the chef has for crafting traditional Thai dishes. Truly one of the most passionate chefs I have met in Denver. Can’t recommend dining-in at Chada enough.

I read other reviews prior to ordering. I agree with others: the portions are small for the price and they barely add protein. I asked for tofu hoping for a better outcome. There was literally 3 pieces of tofu in the entire meal. Yes, I counted. I also ordered the crab cheese wontons. They were good but came with enough sauce for barely two wontons (none had spilled). Overall, the food was pretty good, but I would never order from there again. Not worth the cost.

Delicious!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Chada Thai, and it was an exceptional experience. From the moment I stepped inside, I was welcomed with a warm ambiance and friendly staff. The menu at Chada Thai offered a tantalizing selection of Thai dishes, all expertly prepared and true to their origins. I started with the Thom Yum soup, which was a perfect balance of sweet, sour, and spicy, setting the tone for an incredible meal. The Pad See Ew was a highlight, with its delicious combination of savory noodles, tender chicken, and crunchy broccoli, leaving me craving more. I sampled my partner’s Green Curry, a fragrant and flavorful delight, and the Pineapple Fried Rice, a perfect blend of sweet and savory. Each dish was presented with exquisite attention to detail, making the dining experience even more memorable. The service at Chada Thai was impeccable, with a knowledgeable and hospitable staff that enhanced the overall experience. The restaurant's decor and soothing background music transported me to the heart of Thailand, creating a comfortable and inviting atmosphere. In summary, Chada Thai is a hidden gem that brings the authentic flavors of Thailand to Denver. Whether you're a seasoned Thai food lover or new to the cuisine, this restaurant is a must-visit. I'm eagerly looking forward to my next visit to savor more of their delectable dishes. Don't miss the opportunity to dine at Chada Thai - it's a culinary adventure you'll cherish!