3 Best Thai Restaurants in Fort Collins, CO

“Cafe De' Bangkok serves traditional Thai food, including exotic regional favorites, whipped up in quiet environments. They welcome you and your family to savor a great combination of Thai recipes. Their mission is to bring you Thai food and the flavor of all cuisines that will make you feel like you are in Thailand. Their chef uses only the freshest and most exquisite ingredients to prepare their meals. Their experienced, fast, and friendly wait staff are happy to make your visit an unforgettable event. You can try their Roasted Duck Red, Shrimp Pineapple, Chicken Yellow, Jungle Curry, and Fried Spring Rolls. For reservations, you can call them to book a table.”

“Bann Thai restaurant strives to provide high-quality authentic Thai traditional and street food in a welcoming environment. The extensive menu offers various seafood, noodles, curries, fried rice, and more. Enjoy their Pad Thai, Pineapple Duck Curry, Khao Soi, and Tom Yum Goong. Taste their Seafood Pad Cha with a choice of scallops, mussels, calamari, shrimp, and tilapia sautéed with garlic, baby corn, bell peppers, carrots, young green peppercorn, galangal, and basil. Kids' menu and vegetarian options are available. They do catering services with various menu options for any event. Delivery and takeout facilities are available.”

“Thai Station serves a wide range of traditional Thai meals in a compact place with artwork-covered red walls and an outdoor patio. They pride themselves on using fresh ingredients and locally grown vegetables in their food. Their experienced chef will cook your dishes according to your choices and preferences. All their recipes are prepared with the utmost attention and care. Savor the Chef Recommended dishes such as Duck Noodle Soup, Yentafo, Raad Nha, Khao Soi, Roasted Duck in Red Curry, Khao Ka Moo, Pad Kana, and Tom Yum Fried Rice. In addition, Thai Station offers catering services for all your parties, events, or gatherings. A full bar and outdoor seating facilities are available at Thai Station.”