We went here with friends & ate family style so we could all try the different dishes. We ordered multiple appetizers. The chicken satay was good. I tried the Daughter Smile drink, which was delicious. My husband liked it too & ended up ordering one as well. We all thought that the Pineapple Fried Rice was the best dish that we tried. Then for dessert, we tried the Chocolate Cake and the Thai Affogato. Both were delicious, but since I love chocolate, I would have to say that the cake was better. There was a 5% "kitchen appreciation" fee added to our check.
We've eaten at Daughter Thai Kitchen & Bar a couple of times and have enjoyed the food a lot. Service is always pleasant and efficient. However, some of the dishes at this restaurant are pricey. The Volcanic Beef which we ordered was $31 and the Panang Curry $25, as well they automatically apply a 5% Kitchen appreciation fee to the bill. For our family of four to dine at Daughter Thai - 4 dishes and 2 alcoholic drinks it was approximately $130 before our tip to the server. I definitely recommend giving Daughter Thai Kitchen & Bar a go but simply beware that some dishes are expensive, however, the presentation is lovely and the food is tasty!
From the moment you walk into the establishment it elevates your mood. The decor here is fantastic, went during summer evening so the lighting was just right. The host I've met were very inviting and friendly.So let me tell you about the food now.. to give it to you straight... It's fantastic! Absolutely love everything we had. My favorite dish is the Pineapple fried rice. Perfect blend of sweet and savory. This time around I also go thr Khao Soi Kai and the Tofu Pumpkin Curry w/ Jasmine rice.Now I'm not the biggest fan of Tofu, but hot diggity dog the chef here knows what their doing! Super flavorful with the curry and the pumpkin cooked and sliced to perfection.I do have to give them a little knock on the Khao Soi Kai. The flavor was present, it looked delicious, but I wasn't too sure how to eat it as a family style share dish?. Other than that it was good. Another knock is I wasn't the biggest fan of the chicken that came with it.
Sanitation is very important, they didn't have paper towels in the womens bathroom. They had toilet paper instead. Ugh. They brought us dirty forks. The beer was brought out in a can, I had to ask for a glass. We asked to sit in a booth and they told us that they only had the one by the bathrooms and that all others were reserved. No one used them when we were there...... Not sure if it was the manager ( a gut with a funky haircut) that seated us there..... it wasn't the worst or the best. Food was OK. But the service needs improvement. There is lots of other places to eat in that area.
Daughter Thai was amazing. Drinks, food, dessert and vibe were all exceeding expectations and our waiter Ivan was so freaking nice and accommodating. Our group was celebrating 3 birthdays and the staff got us some free desserts and sang happy birthday (WITH A GONG)! Outstanding in all areas, we will definitely be back in the future. Thank you so much!
While visiting Denver on business, I met my nephew and fiance for dinner at Daughter on their recommendation. Atmosphere was fine, but service was great! Attentive, but not annoying servers were available when wanted. The food was delicious with tastes not common to American palates. I enjoyed the whole experience.
We wish we had more days left in our visit to Denver so we could return to Daughter Thai Kitchen! We loved EVERYTHING: Gyoza, Pad Thai, Pumpkin Curry, Moo Karan Rang-Nam, Pineapple Fried Rice… So fresh, excellent flavors, great portions and beautiful presentation. And excellent service - thank you Evan for your helpful suggestions and attention to detail!
Daughter Thai Kitchen and Bar is by far the best Thai food we have ever had. Every dish is fresh, delicious with amazing flavors. Couldn’t recommend this place more.
Really, really delicious food! Evan, our waiter, guided us to a variety of wonder menu selections and cocktails. The ribs and sea bass alone are worth a trip to Denver! :)
It’s our last meal in Denver. And we were the first group of customers that day. Cute decorations in the restaurant and staff is friendly. The Thai ribs is a must-try, a perfect balance of sweet, sour, and salty. The portions of food are larger than we expected. A bit pricy for Thai, but we had a great time.