NaRai Siam Cuisine

Audrey Alonzo

NaRai Siam Cuisine is a hidden gem in the Cheyenne Mountain resort area of Colorado Springs near highway 115. They open at 4:30 for their dinner service. We were greeted and seated right away by friendly staff. It starts getting busy around 5:30/6pm. They have ample spacious seating. We ordered the chicken spring rolls, which are served slightly warm. We asked for the peanut sauce to dip these delicious appetizers in. Three come in an order for $8. My friend ordered the sesame chicken, which was so delicious and flavorful. They served lightly breaded white meat chicken with plenty of stir fry vegetables. It was incredible. I ordered the garlic beef with noodles. We both had the medium heat for our Thai dishes; I would try hot next time, as the medium was more on the mild side. You can also ask for a side of crisp chili oil to add heat. The food came out hot and fast. Our server was attentive and checked on us regularly ; she topped off our waters several times too throughout our meal service. I enjoyed this dining experience. They had great background music playing that had a house music vibe to it. I’ll definitely be back to dine at NaRai Siam again!!

A Abena

I came and ate here alone for an early dinner during a weekday. The food is fresh/flavorful, portions are generous, and the presentation is very good. The service was warm, playful, yet professional. They do need better wine glasses, but that’s kind of minor- can’t wait to try more menu options, as I will be back.

Carl Carnein

My wife and I met friends at NaRai for dinner in May, 2025. There was plenty of free parking, and our table was ready when we arrived. The waiter was friendly, personable, and helpful without being obtrusive. I ordered a red curry, hot but not "Thai hot", and it was, for me, spot on--just the right amount of spice. My wife ordered a noodle dish, asking for mild. It, also, was just about perfect. The food was delicious and there was plenty of it. We had leftovers to take with us. The waiter took care of putting them in containers. The cost of eating really good food here was not much more than eating at some place like Village Inn or IHop--our meals cost about $18 apiece, and we had hot tea and ice cream besides the main course. The restaurant is relatively quiet (we are all a bit hard of hearing, so this is important to us) and comfortable. We like NaRai and will definitely go back.

Tara Crews

This place is amazing. The apps are hit and miss but the entrees ALWAYS deliver! I usually opt for any of the lobster or seafood dishes but this time they had a 5 spice beef noodle soup that I was scared to try but so glad that I did. The broth was savory and the meat so tender, if it swayed me from the lobster you know it’s good! Finally, the drinks are amazing and amazingly priced! You definitely get quality food for great prices and the service is always friendly and quick. I’d come here again every time!

The Advocate

Real nice place, the menu had variety and the food itself tasted quite nice, expect to pay around $18 per person. Besides that, the restaurant itself was well decorated and maintained so that's another big plus. I'd definitely recommend this if you're in the neighborhood and have an itch for Asian cuisine.