Thai Basil - Denver

There was only a hostess and a server for lunch and they killed it! The server was super sweet and very skilled at her job. Despite the short staffing, there was no wait to sit, very little wait to order and the food came out crazy fast. The Pho was great! The fish tank is pretty cool too.

Amazing place! Delicious food fanatic customer service! The most amazing owner Hew I believe was her name and she was very friendly, sweet, and fun connecting with her guests in her restaurant. Food was amazing, great environment! Highly Recommend!!

Oh my gosh. This place is amazing. I had the tofu and I can?t wait to go back. Not only is the food amazing, and the employees are nice, but the price is super reasonable. The crab cheese wontons are a must try! For more restaurants and denverrecommendations follow me on @audrey.pulliam on Instagram

As for the Chicken Satay, the chicken was fine and mildly seasoned, which was acceptable. However, the peanut sauce was excessively sweet, and I didn’t care for the diced pineapples served with it, as I don’t think they complement the dish well. The Tom Kha soup had a great flavor! Some restaurants dilute their Tom Kha with too much chicken stock, resulting in a bland dish, but this version was flavorful. Unfortunately, it also lacked heat, despite my request for "Thai hot." As a devoted Thai food enthusiast, it’s incredibly frustrating to constantly emphasize the need for spiciness, yet still encounter restaurants that can’t seem to deliver. I’ve never sent food back, but it’s disappointing when they fail to prepare something that meets my expectations. For reliably spicy Thai food in Denver, I still prefer US Thai and Thai Pot Cafe.

The photo clearly shows the quality of the meat. I ordered the combination fried rice, and the meat looks hardly appetizing at all.