Sook Jai Thai Cuisine

Bryan Butas

For a small mountain resort this place is great. I see some the other complainers reviews and just don’t get it. Great food, very flavorful, and it came quick. I’m sure in the ski season it will be slower because there is more of a demand- especially for a place that only has a handful of restaurants!! Enjoy!!

Spencer Worthington

Family ordered a variety of dishes. The clear broth shrimp soup was spicy. The pineapple fried rice was pleasant. But dang the coconut milk soup was one of the best soups I’ve had in my entire life. I drained the bowl and wished I had another! It was that good.

ADRIANA PAEZ

I was happy when I found this Thai place in Brian Head but was disappointed with the food. First the drunken noodles are very spicy. Spice level #7 on a scale of 1-10. Normally Thai restaurants will adjust the spice level but not this place. When I asked why, the guy just said there is no way to change the spice level. When I got to the hotel the noodles were too spicy to eat. The curry pineapple fried rice was meh. The Panaeng curry had good taste and can adjust the spice level. That is what is weird, on some dishes the restaurant is able to adjust the spice level but NOT on the drunken noodles. The tarot fries were tasty with the sauce. Order at your own risk.

Rick H.

My wife and I went here after a day of hiking at Cedar Breaks. The service was a little slow but there wasn't many people working and we were not in a hurry so that was not an issue. My wife ordered her bowl with rice and I got a spicy one with noodles. They were both very delicious and you could tell that the food was fresh. Fresh food always takes a bit longer so I don't mind waiting. The staff was very friendly and the place was clean. For a resort town I was amazed at the price of the place, I was expecting to spend about double what we did. it is a smaller place so there is not a lot of seats available, but it is well worth the wait.