Aloy Thai Eatery - Capitol Hill - Denver, Colorado

Jen Jiang

Compared to my beloved Aloy Thai in Boulder, Aloy Thai Eatery has a more casual setting and a smaller menu. You can place your order at the counter or through your phone, which makes it convenient.

Despite the simpler vibe, the quality of the food remains just as excellent, and I actually think the portions are larger, with prices that are more affordable!

The Drunken Noodle is phenomenal—a must-try!

They offer a spice level rating from 1 to 5 stars. I love spicy food, so I chose 4 stars, though it came with a small extra charge for 4 stars +. Next time, I’ll probably stick with 3 stars, which seems like the perfect heat level.

The restaurant is located in a lovely neighborhood with relaxing outdoor seating, perfect for a laid-back meal.

Reinelle Abrazado

I ordered the drunken noodles, medium spicy and it was delicious! I love spicy food, but that level seemed a little hotter than medium. I liked it, but just wanted to give a disclaimer for people who are sensitive to spicy food. We sat outside and it was perfect weather. You can order at your table using a QR code, and it gives you the option to pay individually or as a group - super convenient! Great spot, would definitely make this my go-to local thai food spot since it’s practically walking distance from me.

Miguel Aguilar

First time here. Small quaint counter order style establishment. Very clean, lots of options. We got the papaya salad, really good. We also got the Khao soi and it was really good. They do use chicken thigh and it’s bone in. Nice outside seating, inside felt like a food court. Would go bk. Not near my house.

Techsnow Logic

Green curry, pad Thai, coconut curry with the noodles, it was all delicious. Super generous with portions as well, my wife and I took it home and had it again for dinner. Service was fast as well. We went during the winter season (supposedly it's great during the summer when you can eat outside) so we ate indoors and it was still great. Pretty small little hidden gem in the middle of the city, it's down a less busy road but the parking wasn't too hard to find because there was tons of side parking on the left of the building, we didn't mind the one minute walk.

Lydia Stern

Yum! We ordered a bunch of things off the menu and each dish was so flavorful and perfectly spiced. Pineapple fried rice, Panang, and Khao especially delicious! Boba tea was great too.

Luis Ramirez

I recently visited Aloy Thai Eatery in Capitol Hill, Denver, and it was an experience worth sharing. Nestled in the heart of the city, Aloy offers a fast-casual dining experience that doesn’t compromise on taste or quality.
The ambiance strikes a perfect balance between modern and traditional, with subtle Thai decorations that add to the charm without being overwhelming. The service was prompt and courteous, making us feel welcomed from the moment we stepped in.
We started with the fresh spring rolls, which were a symphony of textures and flavors, followed by the Pad See Eew. The noodles were bouncy and soft, and the sweet soy sauce base was savory perfection. The cocktails, made with fresh lime and agave sweetness, were the perfect accompaniment to our meal.
The prices were reasonable, especially considering the quality and portion sizes. It’s a place that offers great value for money, and the overall experience left us planning our next visit.
In conclusion, Aloy Thai Eatery is a gem that serves up some of the best Thai cuisine in Denver. Whether you’re a local or just passing through, it’s a must-visit for any Thai food enthusiast.

Alice

This place is amazing! We came to visit from Idaho. I want to say definitely 10/10! If you like Thai food I definitely recommend coming here.

Cheeseman Ghoul

customer service was awesome. I ordered over the phone and I didn’t have to wait long. Everything was packaged well.
I really loved the mango sticky rice. I didn’t open anything until I got home, and when I opened it up, I thought the curry with a little bit off, and in my opinion as a cook, the curry is broken, it should be creamy and analogous.
A little bit disappointing for the price point, but I’m feeling under the weather and I’m gonna eat it anyways. edit: i tried it
and it tastes pretty good and just didn’t actually bother me all that much. medium is the default spice and I figured it might be too spicy, but I actually would say it’s not very spicy at all, very flavorful , next time I will go up a level.
Maybe it’s not fully broken? I’ve only made curry a few times and it didn’t turn out like this, but it’s not too offensive - just really oily. I’m bumping my review up to four stars instead of three now because it does taste good. It wasn’t THAT ruined.
I have to mention that really liked the rice that they used!
this was my first time in- the restaurant was cute, and it’s close so I’ll definitely give it another try in the future. based on the reviews, I think this was a fluke.