We had a large order on a busy weekend night, and the ETA was 45 minutes. Understandable given how…read morebusy they were. I arrived at the store after 50 minutes to give a little time cushion, but it turned out they hadn't even started on our group's order. The total cost was over $250 for five meals. That's pretty pricey, but if the food was good, we wouldn't have minded. It was not. Many of the ingredients did not taste fresh and the overall flavor was pretty bland. Their customer service was actually phenomenal. The hostess was very apologetic, but it really wasn't her fault. It truly wasn't even the fault of the kitchen staff. They were drowning in there. I don't know if they need more staff, but it's likely they do. I know for sure that they need more training for efficiency and to revise their recipes and ingredient quality. If they were that behind on a busy night, it is easy to assume that they are also too busy to be checking their ingredients for freshness. But this can all be fixed. They obviously care a lot about what they're doing. They just need to get organized and work on the quality and efficiency to make their lives a LOT easier.

We stopped in for lunch as I was craving some good Asian food. The location is convenient, and…read morethere was plenty of parking at lunchtime. When you enter there isn't much space for more than a few people to wait as they are a wait to be seated place. It did take several minutes for anyone to emerge from the back to seat us. After we were sat, we were promptly greeted and given our drinks. We also ordered potstickers at the server's suggestion. We ordered off the lunch menu which had a great selection and also included an egg roll and either a salad or hot our sour soup. We decided to do the Garlic Chicken with Wild Mushrooms and Red Hot Beef both with jasmine rice. Fried rice is also an included choice or you can choose to up charge for lo mein or egg drop soup. As other reviews have said, you will need to pack your patience here on the wait for food. It took 15 minutes for the soup and salad to arrive, 30 minutes for our potstickers, and 45 minutes for the main. There were only two other tables when we arrived, and they had already ordered. Four more came in a little while later, but they received their entrees within five minutes of ours arriving. Definitely be patient as everything we had was worth the wait! The potstickers are made on demand and are so good! The hot and sour soup and salad were also very delicious! The star was really the Garlic Chicken with Wild Mushrooms. It was so full of flavor. The Red Hot Beef was also very good. We will certainly be back as we want to come for a dinner experience, but we might make it an early dinner instead of during the dinner rush. Come enjoy the excellent food and relax into the experience.

This is literally the best sushi in town I've tried them all I am a sushi connoisseur have been for…read morethe last 20 years and this makes me feel right at home every single piece is done with love and I can't think these people enough for their nice customer service always going out of their way to make sure you're satisfied. Family-owned and operated and that's what makes it a special place.

I went in because of the good reviews. I don't know who they're paying. But they sure as hell…read moredidn't earn the reviews. The sushi was mediocre. The miso soup was terrible. And the girl at the front counter was unintelligible.

Me and my family had an amazing meal yesterday, first timers in a Korean Barbecue restaurant but…read moreEmma our server guide us and provide great service. Everyone should try the surf to turf beef cut, my kid was so happy whit the miso noodle soup, we loved the sushi and every bite. Food is outstanding and the place and ambiance are great, definitely our new favorite in Grand Junction.

We loved it! We had Korean barbecue and it was great. First timers here but all the staff were…read morewelcoming, helpful and instructive. Great variety of meats, seafood, vegetables. All fresh and great quality. It's clean, comfortable and fun! Casual enough for every day or fun for a special occasion or adventurous second or third date. We will be back and will try the hot pot.

We order the duck was very yummy and juicy,chef cut the duck on our table that was incredible we…read morewill go back again

we just went there tonight for the first time...We don't get out much! it was excellent! I'm from…read moreNew Jersey outside of Manhattan , so a bit of a snob about my Chinese. My husband ordered Kung Poa chicken, I went with chicken lo mein and Moo Shoo Pork... all really good and tasted like the Chinese I love getting in New Jersey or Silicon Valley! we will be back for sure!

Stopped by Arches Thai while we were in Moab for the Easter Jeep Safari with Lindsey & Kenny--and…read moreyeah... really glad we did. The food tasted just as good as it looked--awesome presentation. Everything we had was fresh, packed with flavor, and hit that perfect Thai spice level. One of those places where you're already planning your next order before you even leave. If you're cruising through Moab and want a break from burgers and BBQ, this spot is absolutely worth the stop.

Delicious, friendly, and efficient! There was a decent crowd but you wouldn't know it based on the…read moreservice. The patio areas are lovely, we ate in the back, but there are also spots in front. We were taken care of right away and the food was very hot and fresh. I loved the red curry, just the right amount of spices to leave my lips tingly. The pad Thai was also fantastic and a decent amount of spice for my heat-loving hubby at a 2/5. (I honestly think this place could/should give lessons in efficiency; so impressive.)

I really enjoyed Thai Bella. Food, service & ambiance were excellent. The egg rolls were not bad,…read morebut they tasted more like Chinese egg rolls than the Thai egg rolls I'm used to. Otherwise, no complaints. Everything was still very delicious. Crispy Egg Roll 3.5/5 Pork Dumpling Soup 4/5 Khao-Soi 5/5 Mango Sticky Rice 5/5 Thai Iced Tea 5/5

Okay overall. We ordered…read morepad thai 3/5 pot stickers 4/5 veggie soup 3/5 panag curry 2/5 mango sticky rice 4.5/5 over priced, but service was nice

What a wonderful surprise! Small funky terrific place for dinner in a tourist town. My husband…read moresays his salad was one of the best he's ever had. Don't miss this delightful place when visiting national parks near Moab

Comfort food. Beef and chix pho hit the spot after a long day of kayaking and hiking…read more 5/5 for Moab, this place serves solid pho and friendly staff and fast service. Highly recommend

Pig & Duck is my guilty pleasure, "fancy dinner" night that I don't make for myself. Noodles are…read morewell done in delicate broth, with the most beautiful enoki mushrooms ‍ , black cod is perfect every time. Excellent cocktails a brief menu that is superbly thought out. Knowledgeable staff, vibe is hip. Do yourself a favor, visit this hot spot in this adorably tiny mountain town.

Pig and Duck is hands down the best Asian restaurant in the area (including all the fancy places in…read moreAspen). We had the Pig and Duck platter, which requires a reservation 48 hours in advance. It was out of this world. The pork belly melts in your mouth and the duck is super juicy. The platter was $120 and it can feed 4-5 people, which actually makes is a pretty great deal. We are lucky to have such a restaurant in our area.

We were there for the first time over Thanksgiving break. 4 adults who all ordered different…read morethings. OMG this food is the worst food I have ever paid for!!! Tempura oily, cold and weird. Sushi was fishy big time and very strange. Pan fried noodles were half burnt and the soup was ok. Horrible food.

The kedai roll is so yummy and the restaurant is pretty cool inside and the service was greatread more

If you happen to skip this "I don't even know what they are trying to be" restaurant during your…read morenext getaway trip to Glenwood Springs, you are not missing out. It looks creative in a way that they combine two different cuisines and cultures (Vietnamese and Japanese to say it exact) and yet what they came up with is nothing but a tourist trap place that lacks authenticity. It's on the second floor of a building. The restaurant is clean and spacious with ample tables and chairs. Since we were there well outside of the busy lunch hour, we got the employees' undue attention. And they were quite welcoming and friendly. The food? Meh. Everything we got lacked the true authenticity. -Lunch Nigiri: The four nigiris simply didn't look fresh. Fortunately however, they didn't taste bad. And yet the overall quality was mediocre at best. This combo plate came with a salad and a soup (called Japanese soup). The salad was the worst out of all where it looked and tasted old and stale. And the soup? It wasn't a miso soup. It's a clear broth soup. But my question was, "What's Japanese about it anyway?" -Agedashi tofu: They really need to work on the "presentation" more. This skimpy looking dish simply didn't look good. It surprisingly didn't taste bad but it failed to impress us. Another mediocre dish. -Thai tea with boba: My daughter didn't care for it at all. I took a sip of it. It tasted a bit too bitter where the tea appeared to have been over-brewed. Yikes! The three stars might be a bit too much of an inflated assessment. And yet I appreciated the friendliness of the employees so 1 additional star is the manifestation of my sincere gratitude to them.