Mai Thai - Steamboat Springs

Ok! If you are ever in Steamboat Springs on a ski trip or soak trip, you really must try this fabulous Thai restaurant!! They are not kidding with lots of Street food items, but also lots of nice traditional items in their menu. They did a great job with their online menu (the one you scan), I was blown away by how authentic the flavors of Holy Basil stir fry (Pad Kra Pow), Papaya Salad (Som Tum), and their seafood salad!! Oh my God they are so good!! ????????????????????Better than any in Denver. I am now a big fan of this one. That means I 'm going to have to drive 3 hours to eat here! Worth it !!!Take it from me, I grew up in Thailand and the dished I had were super down home Thai flavor!! Staff are super nice, so be nice to them ????????????Come and try this awesome Thai restaurant!!! You won 't be disappointed.???????? Get sticky rice with Papaya salad they go together!!!

Decided to stop in for some noodles today and was blown away. Starting off with the dining room, the atmosphere here is very pleasant and a nice mix between fine dining and casual sit down dining. The restaurant is very clean and well decorated. I had their rice wrap spring roll to start and it was very fresh with hints of mint in the roll that was very refreshing. The peanut sauce that came with it was very creamy and sweet. Ive never had a roll pre cut which made it a little loose but it would make it great to share with friends. For my meal I had the Thai Spicy noodles and was blown away by the flavor. The server asked how spicy I would like it on a scale of 1 to 5, I chose 4, and to my surprise the noodles were actually spicy! I feel like alot of asain places hold back on the spice but this place didn't and it was amazing. The flavors in the noodles were amazing and well balanced. I highly recommend stopping here for some lunch or dinner.

Food was exceptional. Great variety on the menu, including a vegan section. Two people had the fresh rolls, one serving had almost no shrimp in it. Presentation was very nice. Large portions. Service was a bit spotty. Our server was unable to explain the difference between two dishes, but the randomly made choice was delicious. (There were quite a few things on the menu that I had never seen before). The hot appetizer came to the table about 10 minutes before the other two appetizers. One dinner was brought to the table more than 5 minutes before the other two. But overall it was a pleasant experience and reasonably priced. I would definitely go back there again.

Came here on a Sunday night of the President's day weekend. There are many Asian options in the downtown area. Thai tea has more cream than tea. We ordered medium spicy for the crispy chicken dish but came with red pepper flakes over the chicken. Tom Yum soup lacks the tard but the shrimp was fresh. Pad Thai and Drunken noodle were not bad. Green curry is a bit on the sweet side. The green tea ice cream tasted like vanilla with green food coloring definitely not green tea

I?m from MN and it?s difficult to find great Asian tasting food in CO. the last time I went to an Asian restaurant in CO, the food was bland. no flavor at all. so I was skeptical about this place. My friends and i were starving as we head down from Strawberry Hot Spring. we all were craving for Asian food and found this place using Google Map. This is one of the best place we?ve ate at during our trip in CO! I?m a big fan of Asian food, especially papaya salad and it was delicious! perfect spice level, limey, and refreshing! the drunken noodle was spicy and the noodles and vegetables were perfectly cooked! service was great as well! they were polite, quick and super friendly. I would highly recommend this place if you?re in the area.