Tuk Tuk Thai Bistro

We often go there as a family for special occasions. We ate there for my birthday dinner two weeks ago… the food was great as always!

Amazing! Had the Mongolian beef (Thai spicy), egg rolls, and sushi. This is a place you got to try. Very friendly, and you can order togo. Modern spin on Thai food.

I’ve been eating here since 2007! I think they closed for a while, but they are back and the hostess is the same gal as always!
Food is tasty, it comes out quickly and hot!
They don’t have the panko fried japanese eggplant anymore — that was amazing — but other than that the menu is decent and has everything i want!
The only bummer is that the facility is aging and not aging well. You can see sheet rock and holes in the wall.
Other than that, i love this place and hope they continue to exist!

Food: decent. Service: STINKS! My party was one of only two parties on this particular day at lunch. There was only one cook and one wait person. It didn’t take a long time to order, but then my food sat for so long on the ready counter I was afraid it would be cold by the time I got it. Thankfully it wasn’t, which is why this review is two stars. I had the spicy basil chicken fried rice. The worst thing was: I ordered a diet soda with the meal, and the server didn’t bring it until I was almost finished! I told him, too late forget it. The poor service will keep me from returning.

This is one of my favorite places to eat. Found them through a groupon deal. Atmosphere wad relaxing, staff was charming, and the food, of course, was delicious!
I had the pad thai, my hubby had some lamb curry dish, and our daughter had sushi. A fantastic menu for all.

I love this restaurant! It’s my favorite in the Westminster area. Great service, the staff are always very friendly and the food is A-​Mazing! I loved every dish I have tried, but the Pad See Eaw is probably my favorite. I usually go there during the week and I’ve never had to wait for a table.

I thought it was very good. We were running late for a movie. The service was quick and efficient. The prices were reasonable for the portions and quality. The egg roll wasn’t greasy and the pad Thai was authentic.

Below average Thai food. Wouldn’t recommend to anyone. There was nothing good to write about. Maybe if they change their chef, might do some good for their brand.

Food is good… If it ever comes to your table. It takes FOREVER. It takes long to be seated, acknowledge or even served water on a hot day. We beat the waitstaff to the restaurant — the dude came right behind us through the door. This place needs better management. And paper towels in the bathroom when they open their door for the day.

My favorite place to go for sushi or thai food. They have everything in that region of the world and bringing it back to us.
All food is cooked right, healthy and when I order comes in. Not hot lamps here.
Love the Hot & Sour Soup served Thursday-​Sunday can feed two easily 10 dollars. (It’s not a menu item)
I have really good lomain, crazy noodles, pad thai.
The best is the sushi, very good quality and great portions.
This place is great, with friendly staff.

Never had a bad meal here. My favorite is their Massaman Curry. They’ve got great sushi too. The atmosphere is nice and service has always been great. They used to do a free drink with a movie ticket. I’d love if they offered that again.

Don’t really no what to say. I usually love Thai food especially anything with coconut milk in it so I got the panang curry beef and the Tom kha chicken. But they both seem slightly bland to me.

I love thai food and this place justifies why Thai food is a must when it comes to me.
The thai spring rolls, beef lo mein and the drunken noodles with shrimp and my meal was good. I would never ask for more.
The service was also quick, I kinda like how they treat my orders. Love this thai place.

Went there 10÷8÷2014 — posted this under the wrong Tuk Tuk (Denver). This is meant for the Westminster location.
BUG (not fly) in my water then another BUG (not fly) cooked into my food. Disgusting. Worst part here is that they did not even apologize and did not even seem like they treating it seriously. Not even a fake sorry. I am not going there again.
The background. I have been there before and I thought it was an okay place. Not so good but also not bad. It’s okay. So when my friend invited me there (his go to place) I agreed to go with another coworker friend. When we got there, we got served water. Soon after my friend pointed out that there was a bug in my glass of water. We waited for the waiter to come by to get it changed out. It happens, you know. So the waiter came and got our orders. Without saying anything (and inconspicuously) he picked up the glass and was gonna walk away with it. I saw him and pointed out the bug. He said he was on his way to replace it. Okay. That’s fine. You acted like there was nothing wrong and I caught you. The important part is you were trying to replace it.
Friend #1 ordered curry. He says it was good. It’s his go to place so I know he liked it. Friend #2 and I ordered Pad See Eaw. She had it medium hot and I ordered it extra scorching hot. The bug aside, I thought the dish was okay. It had flavor and definitely not laced with sugar like many Thai places who cater primarily to non-​Asians. It’s just that it was not as spicy as envisioned it/​wanted it to be when I ordered it extra hot/​scorching hot. The downside to doing that was that there a whole bunch of chili seeds on my plate without the accompanying heat. There was also a lot more meat (big chunks of chicken) and not enough noodles, which I think is supposed to be the star of this dish. The big chunks of chicken were not really flavorful so I had to dip in the spring roll sauce to give it some flavor.
So I finished ²⁄₃ of the plate and was getting ready to finish the rest of it. Then there it was — ANOTHER BUG. This time obviously and unmistakably part of the dish itself. This one definitely got cooked with the rest of the food. I may not have ingested the bug but I am sure I ingested it’s internal juices as well as some of its easily broken off body parts like legs and whatever else. Nasty. I had to spit out my food. The only thing is all the rest of the food is already in my stomach and I can’t spit that out. Nasty. I called the waiter and all he said was «Would you like me to get you another one?» WHAT? Not even a sorry? And you are asking me if I want another one? No. I do not want another unsanitarily prepared dish. It literally left a nasty taste in my mouth. Worst part is, I couldn’t even wash it off with water — coz mine had a bug earlier… who knows if those bugs are just hanging out where they have the glasses and the water. I couldn’t even bring myself to drink water.
So, did a manager come to talk to us? No. No manager and we waited a long time to get our check. My friends had to pay for their (potentially tainted — remember my friend had the exact same thing as I did except medium hot) food. The waiter (same guy) did not even say anything and was even smirking a little. That was badly handled.
Think about it statistically. The chances that the same customer would have a bug and his water and then subsequently served a dish with a bug cooked into it is slim at a place that observes the proper sanitary practices. The probability increases significantly when sanitary practices are not observed. When there is one bug you can be sure there are lots of others. Those 2 bugs are what made it to the table. How about the kitchen?

Pineapple shrimp fried rice is the bomb! Loaded with lots of shrimp, pineapples, raisins, whole cashews, garnished with peanuts and cucumbers. Intense flavor… Try it in «Thai hot» garaunteed to satisfy the most intense craving for spice. Sushi is mediocre. Came out looking funky and not so fresh. Pad thai is also delicious :)

One of the worst restaurants I have EVER been to. I am only giving a one star because the waiters there were polite.
First of, the location that this restaurant is in is completely dead. Zero energy all around. When you walk into the door it seems as if the health department hasn’t gone to inspect it in years.
I’m here just driving through and I was very hungry. Thai food never disappointed me so I chose to go inside. One of the worst decisions of my life.

I’m not a big fan of this type if food but went with co– workers who frequent this place. I must say the service was outstanding. The food was okay, very heavy in sodium — I puffed up like a blowfish after eating here and needed a gallon of water to feel better.
Crab Rangoons were great, other items order were good.

Great tasting, fresh food and fantastic quick service. We had the opposite experience of the negative reviews on here.

Decent Thai eatery in the shopping mall near the Butterfly Pavilion. The lunch menu is served until 4pm, and each dish is priced reasonably around $ 8. The Thai iced tea is good as well. The food tasted better than my expectation, but everything seem to have too much sauce and was overly sweet.
For the food, the egg rolls that accompany some of the dishes are good. We ordered off the lunch menu the beef lo mean, pad thai, crazy noodles, pad see ew, and drunken noodles. Overall, the food is alright though they taste a bit too sweet. I wouldn’t go out of my way to come here for Thai food, but if you are in the area, you can give this place a try.

Seriously… Best Thai food in the area. And we have had A LOT of Thai food. The environment is small, a modern twist, and almost always dead. Not sure why though, it seems like it’s a hidden gem.
The drunken noodles and the pad Thai are amazing. Big veggies and large helpings. Huge flavor! And the price is not bad either. Don’t come here looking for amazing service, but stick around for the food.
Haven’t tried the sushi, but would like to give it a shot.