Liang's Thai Food — Restaurant in Broomfield

Liang's Thai Food in Broomfield, CO, is an absolute culinary treasure that I can't help but rave about. My recent dining experience at this restaurant left me thoroughly impressed, and here's why:

First and foremost, Liang's Thai Food offers a delightful journey through the flavors of Thailand. The menu is a masterpiece of Thai cuisine, offering an array of dishes that cater to various tastes and spice preferences. From the moment I took my first bite, I was transported to the streets of Thailand, savoring the authentic and bold flavors that make Thai food so beloved.

The quality of the food at Liang's Thai Food is outstanding. Each dish is expertly crafted, using fresh and high-quality ingredients that shine through in every bite. Whether you're a fan of traditional Pad Thai, aromatic green curry, or adventurous with dishes like pineapple fried rice, you're in for a treat. The balance of flavors, from sweet to spicy, is impeccable, and it's evident that the chef takes great pride in their culinary artistry.

The restaurant's ambiance is cozy and inviting, making it a perfect spot for a romantic dinner, a family gathering, or a meal with friends. The friendly and attentive staff adds to the welcoming atmosphere, ensuring that you have a memorable dining experience.

What impressed me most was the restaurant's dedication to accommodating dietary preferences and allergies. They are willing to customize dishes to suit individual needs, making it a go-to place for anyone with specific dietary requirements.

Liang's Thai Food also offers convenient takeout and delivery options, allowing you to enjoy their mouthwatering dishes in the comfort of your own home.

In conclusion, Liang's Thai Food in Broomfield, CO, is a culinary gem that delivers an authentic Thai dining experience like no other. With its exceptional food quality, friendly service, and commitment to accommodating diverse preferences, it's a must-visit destination for anyone who appreciates the rich and vibrant flavors of Thailand. I'm already looking forward to my next visit to Liang's Thai Food for another...

How this has a 4.8 is a poor reflection on the culturally ignorant Americans that venture to eat here and don't know any better, as evidenced by the weird religious people next to us reciting Bible verses during their meal. This is more like Chinese-American fast food. There is nothing authentic about this place, and the spice levels reflected that. If they tried to do this in Chicago or LA they would be closed in a week. This is not Thai food, and we will not be coming back.

-Analysis- out of 5 points each

Cleanliness: 2 - someone else's hair on the table when we arrived. I highly doubt they would pass a surprise health inspection.

Service: 4 - attentive and professional, food came out quick.

Food Quality & Freshness: 1 - bottom-tier quality ingredients hidden in heaps of vegetable oil. I think I feed my dog better food than what was served. Rice was old, wet, and mushy. Vegetables were old and dry.

Flavors: 1 - like most cheap asian fusion places pretending to do Thai, this place was blasting their dishes with oyster sauce, soy sauce, and lots of sugar to hide the low quality of the food and absence of cooking knowledge in the kitchen.

Plating: 3 - nothing special, nothing wrong.

Portion Size: 4 - good size

Price: 3 - very overpriced for the quality of what was received

Atmosphere: 0 - looks like someone's dirty closet from the 80s.

Location: 3 - decent but a little ghetto. Great parking nearby.

Total: 21/45 Score: F 46.6

If you want to try actual Thai food for comparison, go to US Thai near sloans lake or go downtown to Daughter Thai. You'll see that it's not even in the same playing field as...

I’ve been a long time customer at Jay’s Liang Thai Food cart on 16th street. I remember the first time I went there in 2012 and my mind being blown by how delicious the food was. I’m happy to report that the brick and mortar location in Broomfield is just as good!

I just came back from Thailand not too long ago and it’s been a great blessing but also a curse; I had a lot of amazing Thai food but now everything I’ve tried here just obviously doesn’t compare. Out of all the Thai places in Colorado, Liang’s comes closest to the real deal. The Thai Basil always hits the spot with such rich flavors and papaya salad is the same. Make sure to keep in mind that the Thai spice levels are true here (if you aren’t good at handling spice, definitely don’t go above a 3 on the 1-5 scale).

The service here was great as well. Our server was very attentive and made sure our water cups were never empty. Food came out at a reasonable time given how fresh everything tasted.

The restaurant is a bit on the smaller side and it can get loud with all the conversation going on but the food will make you forget your surroundings.

I am about to head there now to get my...