Tuk Tuk Thai Grill DTC - Thai restaurant in Denver - 8000 E Quincy Ave, USA

Very good option for Thai style curry in a clean and casual setting. It may not be the best in Denver, but it’s always consistent and fast. I only wish they would make the Chicken Satay an appetizer option, instead of an entree, as it always pairs nicely with a bowl of curry.

I visited Denver and really wanted to have authentic Thai food, so I searched on Google and picked Tuk Tuk. I ordered spicy ground chicken stir fry and basil. For me, they put too many vegetables, but it was understandable because this dish in the US is always served with a lot of vegetables. But the thing is they didn’t have Prik Nam Pla, which is Thai sauce containing fish sauce. This was disappointing since every Thai restaurant I have visited so far serves this. Thai tea was so good.

We enjoyed our meal at Tuk Tuk! Their Tom Kha soup and red curry were delicious & they offer beer, as well. We ordered Sapporo since it’s a great light Japanese lager we love. Decent prices, centrally located to the DTC area and the staff is very helpful!

Delicious food, got my toes curling… you can tell by the empty plate and my half eaten food. Definitely recommend

First time in and we loved it! The staff was friendly and the food was fresh and delicious. My husband had the basil chicken and I had the chicken with mixed veggies. We totally enjoyed both dishes. I also tried the egg roll, it was light and fresh. We will be visiting again soon!

One of my favorite places to eat Thai food, every dish I’ve had here has exceeded my expectations. If you like it spicy get the hot!! Otherwise settle for the mild. You receive good portions for the prices and they are always on top of it with the order times, food is always ready by the time I arrive and it’s steaming hot. The Thai tea and the pad Thai noodles are my favorite. I always have a hard time and I can never decide between the pad Thai or the drunken noodles. Total mouth drool. Highly recommend if you are in the DTC area.

I had their Pad Thai, Tom Yum soup, and Drunken Noodles. Everything was super good. Personally thought the Tomyum was a little too sour but still very good. If I had to pick between the drunken noodles and Pad Thai, I would 100% say the Pad Thai is better. A lot of flavor!

Wow, I can’t believe I’ve never reviewed this place. I’ve been going to this restaurant for close to 20 years so when I say they’re consistent, I mean it. I personally cannot speak to the entire menu, but I can tell you the sesame chicken is unreal! They fry it tempura style… I do also enjoy the Thai spring roles… yummy! Prices are reasonable but the quality is high and portions fair.