Ros Siam

I absolutely loved this place. The restaurant is set inside the cutest little house, which makes the whole experience feel cozy and authentic. The food was incredible — honestly some of the best Thai food I’ve had in Denver, and it reminded me so much of the street food in Thailand. We ordered the tempura shrimp, tom yum soup, pad thai, green curry fried rice, and two Thai teas. Every single dish was packed with flavor and perfectly balanced. All the flavors were spot on. Our server was also so sweet and welcoming, which made the meal even better. I’d definitely recommend stopping by — this is a true gem.

Quiet night for a Saturday but all the more convenient for us. This hidden gem of a restaurant serves amazing Green Curry Fried Rice. That's the reason we went here and all our expectations were met. Delicious food and great spice levels where they don't just add chili paste to make it hotter. We got their max level 5 spice and it was definitely kicking. I wouldn't recommend it for everybody but if you ever wanted proper Thai spiced food, this is the spot for it. We asked for the fried rice to be wet which I know sounds weird but it tastes amazing as they fry it with more curry sauce than just dry paste. Try it this way, you'll probably like it! The Tom Kha soup was very good as well and so was the Cream Cheese Wontons. 100% repeat restaurant for us.

Cozy little restaurant with a friendly staff and delicious food. The pad kee mao or drunken noodles is absolutely delicious. Definitely recommend grabbing an iced Thai tea as well. Cannot wait to go back and try more dishes! Now for my standard comments. This location is clean and well kept. Indoor seating is comfortable.

I don’t often give a 5* review, but the dishes we had were absolutely the closest to the real Thai taste I’ve ever had outside of Thailand. Also the atmosphere is quite unique for a Thai restaurant in the US, that are often located in a strip mall setting. Ros is nice to sit too, in an old Victorian house. We’ll sure be back!