Thai Restaurants in Parker

Each dish of homespun fare populating Indochine Cuisine's menu is carefully woven with fresh sauces and zesty seasonings, resulting in a harmonious blend of healthy tastes from Thailand and Vietnam. The restaurant's versatile starters can double as full meals or Burton Gilliam stand-ins—coconut-curry-sauce-marinated shrimp stuffs each deep-fried pastry pillow of the Fire Crackers ($5), and the grilled satay chicken rests comfortably in yellow curry sauce served with peanut sauce and 400-thread count cucumber vinaigrette ($6). Coat your throat with warm signature soups such as the coconut milk-infused Tom Kha ($6–$11) before loading up on one of Indochine Cuisine's tasty entrees. Fueled by basil curry puree, the rice-crusted Chilean sea bass rides on grilled zucchini ($20) rims before racing the fiery Bo Luc Lac's tender whip of wok-tossed steak ($14) through digestive highways.

For a quick curry, Centennial's Wild Basil Thai Restaurant is a great lunch or dinner spot. You won't find any low-fat fare here, though, so leave some room to indulge. Drinks all around! Pair your dinner with a beverage from Wild Basil Thai Restaurant's full bar. Wild Basil Thai Restaurant is a terrific spot for families to gather with its kid-friendly ambience and menu. Your large group can all sit together at Wild Basil Thai Restaurant. No need for a wardrobe change when you hit Wild Basil Thai Restaurant — it's strictly casual. Prefer to dine from the comfort of your own couch? Swing by Wild Basil Thai Restaurant for carry out, or have them come to you with delivery. It's time to gather up the party people. Serve them great food from Wild Basil Thai Restaurant. Score! Wild Basil Thai Restaurant provides free parking to all diners in the lot next door. If cycling is more your speed, you'll find plenty of space to stash your bike outside the restaurant. Typical diners should plan to spend about $30 per person on Wild Basil Thai Restaurant's moderately priced fare. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all served at the restaurant, but the dinner menu is the real standout.

Greenwood Village's Thai Lotus offers a traditional menu of Thai dishes in a relaxed setting. Keep your health in check at Thai Lotus, a local restaurant with endless healthy menu items. You'll find a wonderful selection of drinks from Thai Lotus' full bar to top off your meal. Got kids? No problem at Thai Lotus! The restaurant is a fantastic spot for families to dine together. Impress the diners at your next gathering by calling in Thai Lotus for catering. Thai Lotus will bring your food right to your doorstep if you prefer to make it a night in, or swing by the restaurant yourself to carry out your meal. At Thai Lotus, bikers can lock their bikes safely outside. Delicious food doesn't have to be expensive, as shown by the delicious fare coming out of Thai Lotus' kitchen. Morning, noon, or night, you can head on over to Thai Lotus since they serve breakfast, lunch, and dinner.

For a quick curry, Englewood's Taste of Thailand is a great lunch or dinner spot. Indulge in gluten-free and healthy menu options at Taste of Thailand. Unwind with a glass of wine or cocktail with your meal — Taste of Thailand has a wonderful selection of drinks to accompany your dinner. Taste of Thailand is more than willing to accommodate families, so kids are welcome to tag along. Take it nice and easy at Taste of Thailand, where casual dress is the rule of the day. If time is of the essence, Taste of Thailand's take-out option may be a better fit. Take the comfort of your own home and add great grub from Taste of Thailand to create the perfect night. Street parking is provided for those dining at the restaurant's E Hampden Ave location. Thrifty eaters will also love Taste of Thailand's prices, which are generally below $15. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner are all served at the restaurant, but the dinner menu is the real standout.

Set within a warm, romantic atmosphere that melds modern accouterments with ancient mystique, Thai Basil regales foreign fare finders with a menu of Asian fusion cuisine. Commence exotic eating excursions with a cream-cheese-stuffed crab cheese wonton ($4.95) or lemongrass mussels ($7.95), or dive into a squall of stir-fried shrimp swimming in a spicy sea of tamarind sauce ($11.50 at dinner). The red-curry chicken slathered in peanut sauce ($9.95 at dinner) tantalizes taste buds, and the stir-fried dynamite noodles delight pasta-prone diners and consternates cartoon coyotes with an explosive sauce, diffused with chicken, beef, or tofu ($8.95, $9.95 for shrimp). Veggie-philes can sink their herbivorous teeth into the thai eggplant ($8.50) as they partake in a sudsy potable from the full bar.

Take a trip to Thailanding Cafe in Aurora and make your next meal a good one. Dieters beware — Thailanding Cafe does not offer low-fat cuisine. Thailanding Cafe has a large dining room, making it easy to seat large parties. Casual dining at its best, Thailanding Cafe customers are free to enjoy themselves in jeans and a T-shirt. Feed the gang at your next get-together with catering from Thailanding Cafe as well. Carry-out is also available for those who prefer to enjoy Thailanding Cafe's cooking from the comfort of their own home. For convenience, diners can park in a neighboring lot. Chow down at Thailanding Cafe without blowing your budget — meals here usually cost less than $15. Thailanding Cafe serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, so stop by whenever is most convenient for you.