Aloy Thai Cuisine

Name: Aloy Thai Cuisine
Address: 2720 Canyon Blvd, Boulder, Colorado, USA
Telephone: +13034402903
Price range: $$
Rating: 4.9

2920 votes

#41 of 693 restaurants in Boulder

Open now 11AM - 9PM

Updated 2 months ago

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Come here for some rest after a long walk around Dairy Arts Center. Immerse yourself in outstanding Thai and Vegetarian cuisines at this place. You can always enjoy nicely cooked green curry, drunken noodles and basil fried rice - a special offer of this restaurant. In accordance with the visitors' opinions, waiters offer good mango sticky rice, mango dessert and cheesecakes here. Aloy Thai Cuisine serves delicious craft beer, wine or bitter. Based on the guests' opinions, waiters serve great thai iced tea, ice tea or bubble tea.

The nice staff reflects the style and character of this place. Enjoyable service is something clients agree upon here. This spot offers you fair prices for delicious meals. The terrific decor and cozy atmosphere let guests feel relaxed here. Google users awarded this restaurant 4.4.

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Saadman Islam 4 months ago on Google

2/5 Stars My wife and I were genuinely excited to try Aloy Thai Cuisine while visiting Boulder. The restaurant has received notable recognition in the past, including being featured by Guy Fieri, so our expectations were high. Unfortunately, while the food was decent, our experience was overshadowed by a very concerning pricing issue. For lunch, I ordered the Chef’s Noodle, which is clearly listed on the menu as $15. The menu also clearly states that shrimp is a $3 add-on and salmon is a $4 add-on. Before ordering, our server specifically confirmed that shrimp would be an additional $3 and salmon would be an additional $4. I agreed and placed my order. When the bill arrived, I noticed I had been charged $8 for the salmon instead of the advertised $4. I politely brought this to the server’s attention. After speaking with management/the chef, she returned and explained that because I had also added shrimp, the salmon was being charged as an additional entrée protein for $8. That explanation made absolutely no sense given both the menu and the conversation we had before ordering. The menu clearly states salmon is a $4 add-on, not $8 if another protein is added. I pointed this out and requested that they honor the pricing printed on their own menu. To their credit, they eventually removed the extra $4 charge, but only after some hesitation. Had I not carefully reviewed my receipt, I would have been overcharged. What shocked me most wasn’t the amount itself—it was the inconsistency between the menu pricing, what the server told us, and what ultimately appeared on the bill. That’s something customers should never have to deal with. As for the food: • The Chef’s Noodle with shrimp and salmon was flavorful and enjoyable. • The Khao Soi was rich and comforting and was probably the best dish we ordered. • The Mango Sticky Rice was disappointing. The mango itself was fine, but the coconut cream tasted unusual and lacked the flavor and texture I’ve come to expect from this classic Thai dessert at many other Thai restaurants. Overall, the entrées were good, but the billing dispute left a bad taste in our mouths. We came in excited because of the restaurant’s reputation and past recognition, but left wondering whether the restaurant has been able to maintain the standards that originally made it famous. My advice to fellow visitors and tourists: carefully review your bill before paying. There are several excellent Thai restaurants in Boulder, and based on this experience, I would recommend exploring other options first. (Photos attached showing the menu pricing, the original receipt with the incorrect charge, the corrected receipt, and the dishes we ordered. Price per person: $30–40 Food: 4 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4 Recommended dishes: D Khao Soi, D Drunken Noodle

Response from the owner 3 months ago

Thank you for your detailed feedback. We're glad you enjoyed the Chef’s Noodle and Khao Soi, but we're sorry for the confusion regarding the pricing and the frustration it caused. We appreciate you bringing this to our attention and will review the menu and ordering process with our team to ensure pricing is communicated clearly and consistently. Thank you for visiting, and we hope to have the opportunity to provide a better experience in the future.

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