The service and peking duck were absolutely amazing! We just celebrated my birthday and the manager Nathan made sure it was special. Definitely recommend! read more

We had the best time last week at Ace. Our server recomended the best foods and it flowed to our table seemlessly. I loved the small plates to share as the pork belly boa bun was so good. The brussels and shishitos hit the spot. I was amazed that we could order the Peking Duck right there at the table and the chef came out and put on a show, slicing and dicing and describing the multi day technique to make this delicacy. The salt and pepper chicken was perfect to share. The Cantonese clay pot chicken was a such a great surprise and the crispy beef & Broccoli delivered again as a great share item. Our server was so helpful and she recommended custom drinks, and lead us into ordering just the right amount. Either that or it was so good that I cleaned all the plates. On my way to the bathroom I realized just how cool this place is. They have both an indoor ping pong hall and an outdoor courtyard with swings, and an old VW bus bar for private parties, outside was just so chill with more ping pong tables and fire pits. If you look at the walls you can tell that they designed it with personality and so many chic and interesting components. I will be back soon as I need to try more noodles, and they have free live music. read more

Ace Eat Serve is such a fun spot!! The food is amazing, the service is always awesome, and the staff makes it a great experience every time. I seriously crave the beef and broccoli weekly . The vibe is unmatched and has become our "go to" date night, friends night, and family night! It's always busy for a reason. Love the ping-pong in the back too. Such a cool touch and makes it way more than just a restaurant. My favorite spot in Denver by far! read more

Came to check this spot out for restaurant week this week on the $35 price scale and was quite satisfied. The appetizers were awesome, the crab really came through on the mozzarella stick and the chicken wontons came with this incredible Khao Soi Curry (peanut/curry type sauce) that we ended up keeping and pouring on our clay pot fried rice later on. As for the entrees, we got the Crispy Colorado Striped Bass & the Clay Pot Fried Rice. The clay pot fried rice was mildly seasoned with chopped pork belly, shrimp and a poached egg. IMO the egg was over poached, the rice was still too lightly seasoned and the pork belly didn't come through super well as it was chopped and I was kind of expecting wide slices of pork belly. The redeeming factor was the Khao Soi Curry sauce on the rice and how crispy the sides of the rice was from being cooked in the clay pot. The striped bass and broccolini was super good though and all was perfectly cooked and seasoned. I would get that item next time as opposed to the fried rice. Moving on to dessert, the deconstructed presentation of this cheesecake was nice to see and when everything was paired into one singular bite, the combination of flavors of sweet and savory were perfectly united. They have happy hour everyday from 4-6pm, Martini Tuesdays ($9 each), and Whiskey/Wing Wednesdays ($6 each), definitely will come back here to check out there wings and other food items. Service was super solid, I'd say the ping pong area is a bit tight and on the expensive side ($25 an hour) but would be a great little date option. read more

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What a fun third space! I came here with my friends for the first time recently and it's quickly become one of my new favorite places to hang out. The service here is great, shoutout to our server Nick who was very attentive to our group! By the way, the banana milk latte was amazing! Gotta get here before 3PM to get it though. Overall, a fun place to play ping pong and they have one of those cool photo booths! read more

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Went for happy hour. Best thing we had were the Char Shui Ribs, soo good and tender! The tuna tartare was also really good. Brussel sprouts weren't bad, a little salty. The ramen was the worst thing...did not taste legit and was so salty. read more

Step into Snowed Inn at Ace Eat Serve -- an immersive, heated winter retreat where cozy lodge-inspired decor meets holiday sparkle. Enjoy elevated seasonal cocktails, exclusive Snowed Inn menu items, and a warm, festive atmosphere perfect for date nights, group gatherings, or a cheerful night out. Expect a fully enclosed and heated space that's tailor-made for photos, celebrations, and memorable evenings. Dates & hours: November 21 through January 6 -- open daily during Ace Eat Serve hours. Reservations are now open; secure your spot for the full Snowed Inn experience by calling 303.800.7705. The food and drinks are delicious! I have a few fave Like the TARTARE "SPRING ROLL" which surprised me! Wrapped in perfect crunch and simply delicious tuna tartare! The Shrimp Siumai was amazing! Ace Eat Serve -- 501 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO 80203 Reserve today and make your holiday plans unmistakably cozy. : read more

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I had a reservation and came here with a group of 7. I made the reservation here because I was expecting a fun vibe, not necessarily because of the food. However, the food was surprisingly delicious! I was so pleased that there was an entire vegetarian section (as well as an entire gluten free section) of the menu. The portions were large and delicious. I had a tofu dish and salad, and I was very full by the end of it. After dinner, we played ping pong in the back of the restaurant. It was so fun! read more

Ace Eat Serve - Ping pong - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Sorry, this review is from my visit in 2015 and was an unpublished draft. Asian food that has a resemblance of Asian food but of entirely the wrong taste. Would not recommend this restaurant and I would not be returning. read more

Ace Eat Serve is such a fun spot, and going for their Lunar New Year celebration made it extra special. The patio was beautifully decorated and created a festive, welcoming vibe right when you walked in. The food is playful, creative, and full of flavor and I really appreciated how many gluten-free options were available. Everything felt thoughtfully done and easy to enjoy, even with dietary needs. A big standout for us was the mocktail menu. The options were fun, well-crafted, and made the experience feel celebratory without needing alcohol. Overall, Ace Eat Serve nails the combination of atmosphere, unique food, and inclusive options. It's the kind of place that feels lively and memorable while still being comfortable and approachable. We'll absolutely be back. read more

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The food here was so wonderful! Cocktails were delicious and cold and the wait staff was super friendly. Definitely a place work checking out! read more

Ace Eat Serve - Blueberry Yuzu Cheesecake - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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Very friendly staff. The happy hour menu was very good. I had the wings and the stir fried rice with shrimp. HUGE portion for the HH price. read more

What a cool place to go to! Asian restaurant/bar with ping pong! Had a great time coming. Food was solid! Definitely come during happy hour because you get to try a variety of food and drink options at an affordable price point. Servers were friendly and accommodating. Really enjoyed the soju. Slightly sweet and fruity, it can definitely become a dangerous drink because it goes down very smooth and pairs well with the fried chicken and shishito peppers. Overall, awesome place that I would come back to :) read more

Ace Eat Serve - Fried Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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An odd concept - asian fusion restaurant in the front and ping pong game room in the back. But, who cares when the food is amazing! We brought from friends from out of town to Ace Eat Serve. It has been on our "try" list for a while. Clearly we didn't know what we were missing. We got a lot of dishes to split but the highlights that we would go back for were: Hot n cold dessert Tiger Wings Chili Pickled Cucumbers Pork Belly Bao Waygu tataki Our waitress was incredible. She definitely made our experience. We were a group of 4 and it was all our first time dining a Ace Eat Serve. When we ordered our dishes she came out with the chili pickled cucumbers and told us it was on here since this was a popular item we didn't order and she felt like we had to try them. She knew what she was talking about. She did the same thing with dessert. The Hot N Cold was our favorite dessert and was the one she brought out on the house. We all want to go back and try the other chicken wing options. The Tiger Wingers were just the right balance of sweet and spicy (and I can't handle a lot of spice). read more

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This place has a lot to be desired! Food wise, this place SLAPS! Amazing food and really talented crew in the kitchen. Service is TERRIBLE. Not just one or two times, but consistently, which is beyond frustrating. I am trying to support local and give them my money, but nothing is worse than great food and terrible service. Takeout would be the option. read more

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We've been here a couple of times, and both visits have been great! We always end up seated at the bar, which honestly is a great way to dine here. The bartenders do a great job of handling drinks and food orders. We've had the Pork Belly "Banh Mi" Bao, Shrimp Shu Mai, Tuna Tartare "Spring Roll," kaarage chicken, and the khao soi noodles. Every single bite was delicious, and the chicken and the noodles are a substantial portion. Don't forget to top things off with the house-made chili sauce. They also always have fun, seasonal drinks, which have never been a disappointment. When they do their Christmas pop-up, I highly recommend popping in. We haven't yet played ping pong, but it's always a lively scene in the space where they have the tables. read more

Worst paid meal I've had in a long time- Poor quality, small quantity, overpriced. Ordered a tofu broccoli stirfry with rice. Tofu was overcooked, broccoli was too and virtually all stems, rice was tasteless. $85 for this, two beers, dinner, ping-pong? Way overpriced, underserved. IMHO.... read more

Went here Jan 2025 to experience the Cozy Cabin for the holidays they had set up. Was able to get a table for our party of seven for some happy hour pricing. We got a variety of drinks - love love love their Gold Rush cocktails, esp for $6! On happy hour, we got the karaage (pretty bland and dry, the sauce was a savior) and the pickled cucumbers. We also got orders of the tiger and lucky dragon wings - the tiger wings are honestly one of my favorite wings I've had. For entrees, this is where it became lackluster. We got shrimp fried rice and lo mein - the fried rice was pretty unflavorful. The lo mein was tasty but the beef was a little over. Honestly, I would come back for happy hour and just be content eating the wings and drinking the $6 whiskey of the day cocktails! read more

A perfect brunch spot! Three words: espresso martini tower. In addition, the music was fun and lively, the staff was friendly and provided great recommendations, and the food was an unconventional yet fun twist on your typical brunch. The pork potstickers were cooked well but the ginger dipping sauce accentuated the flavors! The katsu biscuit is a hearty portion, so come hungry! read more

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This review is *only* for the Peking duck experience - which I would highly recommend! Very reminiscent of our time in Beijing. Note that you have to pre-order and pay ahead and they are only offer a few, on select days. We went on a Sunday at 4pm and it was very quiet in the dining area. A few folx at the bar and some in the ping pong room. I can see this being a great hangout spot, especially in the warmer months with that great outdoor space. Our server was lovely - friendly, attentive and always looking out for us. Before getting our duck we ordered a Thai Iced Tea and a booze free version of their Peppermint Chalet. Quite tasty. We also started off with their edamame and kimchi - both of which hit the spot. The duck was carved table side and had all the expected fix-ins. Great flavor, portions I was happy with and fairly priced. My only recommendation would be to have the skin be a bit crispier. We opted for the next day ramen kit which was unique, clever and good value. I would absolutely do this experience again. I could see it being very fun with a larger group. Zero Proof Review: I'm on a quest to check out all the zero proof, mocktail and n/a beverages that Denver and beyond has to offer. I was pleasantly surprised with all the options Ace Eat Serve had on their menu, including booze free versions of their seasonal cocktails. We had the Thai Iced Tea (well spiced), a Peppermint Chalet (hit the spot; loved the candy rim) and a pineapple-jalapeno soda (perfect balance). A spot I could come to with folx for a happy hour and not feel limited. I would love to see a n/a beer or bubbly added to the mix! read more

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Ace continues to knock it out, consistently. Whether for work happy hour, weekend night out, or drag brunch, we love Ace anytime of the week. Food menu is Asian fusion. Our friend group go-to everytime is the Tiger Wings. Savory, saucy delicious chicken wings for the table. My new fav from this visit is the clay pot chicken. The rice on the side of the clay pots is crispy and soooo yummy. Their cucumber salad is very good- on par with Din Tai Fung. Thanks Ace!!! Love ya! read more

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Obsessed with the spot! I dream about the Lucky Dragon Wings. On our last visit, we decided to try out their brunch. Having only visited for a late night bite previously, I am happy to report that their menu hits just as hard during the early afternoon. I will say, this spot is NOT dog-friendly. It's not explicit and being in Denver having a patio typically affords dog lovers the opportunity to bring their furry friend, but they realllllyyyy don't prefer you to bring animals so be mindful when planning your next visit. Looking forward to my next trip and hoping to get a spot on the ping pong tables! read more

Ace Eat Serve - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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This place is genius! I love that they have ping-pong and beer pong! The food is really good. I highly recommend the entrées. The wings were OK. They were a good size. I do not recommend the tuna tartare spring rolls. They really need a sauce in my opinion. The bao buns were very nicely executed. But if I were to do it again, I would pass on the grilled shrimp. I just don't think they were worth it. Of everything I ate, I would highly recommend the Seabass over everything. Our cocktails were a huge hit. We ordered several and I can't say that anyone stood out above the rest and everything was divinely executed. But what really stood out above everything else was the service. While we were there, it started to rain. And the staff jumped into action. There is a beautiful deck outside with lots of seating. Back of house in front of house pulled together to ensure that everybody found a place inside or at least undercover. All outside seating and food service was turned around and under a minute. And it was done with a smile. I was super impressed with how seamlessly this happened. Of course, our orders were taken and turned around with care as well. I will absolutely be back. I recommend going on a weekday night when it's not as crowded. Check out the menu ahead of time and see if you could go on a day when they offer the Peking duck. This is a true gem!!! read more

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I feel like Ace Eat Serve is a great space for the vibes and for the presentation! There are ping pong tables in the back, which makes for a fun dinner + entertainment space, especially for a special occasion or event. The taste of the food on the other hand feels average to me. I got the khao soi, which I enjoyed, but had pickled mustard greens that were waaaay too strong in flavor for me. I really wanted to like them and usually enjoy pickled things but I ended up having to avoid them by the end of my meal. I enjoyed the sichuan lamb dumplings and my sake! I think this is a fun spot and it's definitely on the pricier side. The service was good and I have no complaints there. read more

Ace Eat Serve - Khao Soi Ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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I've been to Ace Eat Serve a couple times now and it's a decent place with nice whiskey and Asian tapas. A nice attraction with pingpong tables in the large back room complimented with one of my favorite photo-booths in Denver. Love photo-booths and always use one if it's in a place, and this one has really good lighting. The drinks are what really go here for. My partner loves a good old fashioned. He finds these whiskeys pretty decent. The cocktails can be hit-or-miss. One of the ones on my most recent visit, the Smoke Signal, was a standout. Perfectly sweet and refreshing and not too smoky for a mezcal drink. Their food is okay. It's a little pricey and not worth it, in my opinion. Though the Claypot Chicken is one of the only dishes I really liked. Savory and nicely seasoned. If you're looking for a cute place with nice drinks, this place would fit that. They also have fun events throughout the week. Sometimes there's drag shows and other times DJ's. It's nice to sit out on the patio and enjoy drink. It's a spot that we occasionally go to when we want to have a drink or two. read more

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Ace Eat Serve is amazing! The staff is super friendly and hospitable, the food is incredible and the food and drink specials are always interesting and worthwhile. It's a really nice energy in the space and the music is always on point as well. read more

*CELIAC / GLUTEN FREE REVIEW sheesh I did not get glutened here but man did I eat enough to make myself sick! my friend and I came for a happy hour and had a great time. the staff is knowledgeable about celiac, with a dedicated GF menu, and while they do not have a dedicated fryer, on the separate gluten free menu, fried GF items are marked with ** to indicate that while GF, they are not celiac safe. All of their soy sauce is GF and house made - they come to the table in Kirkland soy sauce containers, that state contains wheat, but the staff assured me they just reuse old containers with the GF soy sauce. we got the crisp chili pickled cucumbers, kimchi, and hot + sour soup to start. the kimchi was nothing special, but I loved the cucumbers and soup. for the main meal, we got the Cantonese clay pot chicken and the spicy pork ramen. I would've liked both more with more spice, but still very good! we had the frozen passionfruit margaritas and they were DELICIOUS! Wish we could have tried some of the GF dessert options but man we were soooo full we couldn't even try a bite! read more

Ace Eat Serve is an Asian fusion restaurant in the uptown neighborhood. It offers indoor, bar, and patio dining and spacious area for ping pong (for a $/hr charge). I was pleased with the happy hour menu- actually affordable prices. We ordered the tiger wings and potstickers. The potstickers were average but the unique tangy ginger mustard sauce made them better. The tiger wings had great crispy coating and flavor, but they were slightly over cooked as the meat was somewhat dry. Unfortunately we had some gooey fried bits included with our wings. I believe it was just floating bits of batter or something from the fryer soaked in the wing sauce, but it was off putting nonetheless. We also ordered cocktails off the happy hour menu as it offered frozen cocktail options for $5! The margarita was great, and the Rising Sun was good but not as good. The Rising Sun is basically an orange creamsicle/push pop slushy drink. I was mostly disappointed with the entrees we ordered. We ordered the beef lo mein ($24) and the beef and broccoli ($22). Both entrees were disappointing especially for the price. I think the biggest complaint is they were both pretty bland and flavorless. We were able to somewhat enhance flavor with chili oil. The beef in the beef and broccoli was generally tender. However, the meat's appearance was not appetizing and was sliced in too large of pieces to eat easily with chop sticks. I don't know if it was a one-off but would rate the lo mein at Panda Express better.The lo mein also was off putting because of the color and texture of the noodles, and the dish was watery. For atmosphere, I felt like it was inconsistent, and there was a disconnect with the food prices (regular menu) and the dining setting. Simply put, if I am paying $20+ for entrees, I don't want to be eating off of cheap plastic plates and have grungy dirty concrete floor. I dined on the covered patio so perhaps that is why the conditions were more rough, but it felt more like a dive bar atmosphere with fine dining prices. It seemed like Ace Eat Serve hadn't picked a single lane to go down to be consistent on interior design, dining ware, aesthetics, general atmosphere, etc. The restaurant charges a 4% back of house tax/fee. This is a personal pet peeve of mine, but it's just emphasizes the fact this place is overpriced in my opinion. Seems like if you charge customers $20+ for marginal entrees, you can pay your employees with that? Despite my other areas of disappointment, service on this visit was solid. The server was Nicholas S. I believe he said he was new but he was very personable, responsive, and friendly. read more

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Date night with the hubby. We got the Peking duck and it was perfect. Flavor, crispy skin, chef carving tables side was all amazing. Great cocktail selections with great service and a great fun and energetic vibe! read more

Disappointed at this place and their strange Asian fusion menu. Although recommended by our Airbnb host, I saw the reviews here and was reluctant to try it. Should have listened to that instinct. Server Zeke was very outgoing when greeting us but not very effective at actually providing service to our table. He disappeared for very long periods of time and was not looking our way when he was visible. I had to flag down other servers for our needs. It was not a busy night, we go at 4pm for Happy Hour, so what's the excuse? Server knew we were there specifically to order happy hour drinks and snacks, but stuck me with the bill for a non-happy hour $14 hot sake because he failed to clarify my drink order when there was only cold sake offered on the happy hour menu (it doesn't say cold or hot). Frankly, for $5 I would have much preferred the cold sake and could have asked them to heat it up in the microwave like many places. But he didn't ask! Padding the bill or just careless? Who knows. We started with edamame, standard steamed salted preparation, $6. Then we tried the shrimp wontons (short on shrimp and flavor, with an odd sweet sauce). Finally the sweet salty sticky tiger wings and a side of rice. Wings were good, a 4 piece portion of good sized wings. The entree choices were limited and had a lot of wheat noodles which doesn't work for me. But the priority here is clearly the drinks and the ping pong tables, and not the service or the food. I was so unhappy with my whole experience, I took no pictures and we left still hungry having spent $45 on one drink and three tiny plates. Sorry, won't be back next time we are in Denver. read more

Ace Eat Serve - Crab wontons - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I was brought here for my birthday/valentines dinner. There was a special Lunar New Year x Valentines pop up. We didn't dine in this area because it was super chilly out, but we did get to walk around and see all the beautiful decorations. I agree with other folx, in not being too sure about why this place has such poor reviews. We got: the seafood soup dumplings, pork bao, the steak, and the dragon wings. Everything was pretty yummy. My favorite things were the seafood soup dumplings (special for the popup) and the steak. There was a miso/soybean-esque dip that came with the steak that was delicious. It reminded me of Korean ssamjang/KBBQ dipping sauce. Wouldn't recommend dessert though...we got the thai tea carrot cake and the cake was fine. Wish the frosting was a cream cheese flavor and the ice cream it came with was icey/completely frozen. Service was kind, quick, and attentive. Apart from dessert, the only downside is that this place is a bit more pricey, but not terribly expensive. If you're looking for Asian inspired dishes, this may be the place for you. read more

So good! Great food and service, definitely try the dumplings. Went on new years, we both enjoyed the experience.

Amazing food. Incredible people. Best restaurant in Denver imo. An absolute gem. Would definitely recommend the bao buns, any of their dumplings, and of course the cocktails read more

Not a huge menu but everything looks pretty good I got the beef and broccoli more broccoli than beef but it is flavorful and filling read more

Ace Eat Serve - Crispy Beef & Broccoli - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I have to say that this is one of my favorite restaurants in the city. The flavor combinations at Ace are right up my alley. If you're into Asian fusions this is the spot! The Thai Me Up is a perfectly balanced, refreshing cocktail. I absolutely LOVE all of the Bao Bun options, especially the pork. However, if you're able to book ahead, do yourself a favor and check out the Peking duck experience. This is what truly sets Ace apart for me. The duck is meticulously prepared and carved at your table. It's served with pickled veggies, sauces and these amazing little mu shu crepes. Shout out to chef Stew for taking the time to explain and demonstrate optimal duck consumption techniques lol. This has been a regular visit for me for years and will continue to be. read more

Went looking for a new experience with the kids and found Ace Eat Serve. Great space with plenty of room, a great bar selection, and a fun outdoor space. We sat indoors due to a party reserving the entire outdoor area and had a ping pong table with our high top. It's $25 an hour for the ping pong table but we wanted the full experience. Orders from the happy hour menu which is 3-6 during the weekend and had the Hot Oaxaca and Whiskey of the Day for the adults. Drinks were ok. For food, we got three kids ramens (which were basically the size of an adult ramen), a spicy ramen, edamame, pot stickers, tiger wings, and crisp chili picked cucumbers. Ramen was ok. I've had better spicy ramen. Wings were good and satisfying with plenty of meat on the bone. Overall, ambience is very fun and food is ok. We'd come back for the fun! read more

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Loved this place! Definitely a great date night spot or for dinner and drinks with friends! The restaurant is decorated so well creating the perfect upbeat atmosphere with an Asian flair. Walked in on a Saturday night around 5:30pm with no reservation, waited about 15 mins for a table on the covered patio. Server was attentive and food came quickly. We tried the Khao Soi, which is my boyfriend's favorite meal. He enjoyed it. I tried the lucky dragon wings and enjoyed the flavor, although I felt it was missing a spice or kick to make them amazing. Dessert options looked good and drinks did too. You can play ping pong here, as they have a whole section in the restaurant for it, but we opted to skip this as it looked like there was a wait for the tables. Will definitely be back for drinks, dinner, and ping pong! read more

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I had no idea Ace Eat Serve specialized in Asian cuisine! I planned a triple date here on a weekday evening, eating dinner in the restaurant area first, then taking advantage of the 2 hours of pong time that came with our reservation. Happy Hour prices are amazing. I wasn't impressed with any of the fried food (most of the menu) but full-sized ramen for $11 is a steal. Worth coming for that. I got the Spicy Pork Ramen, while my partner ordered the Khao Soi. The cocktails were tasty (sooo many options!) all of which we enjoyed while taking turns on the ping pong table. The tables were spaced out plenty, and I loved exploring the Lucky Cat Lounge when I wasn't playing. I also found it amusing that all the messed-up balls were crammed into the walls. Great vibes and obviously perfect for personal and corporate parties. Parking wasn't bad. Service is great. Definitely coming back at some point. read more

Ace Eat Serve - Spicy Pork Ramen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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We have held our fundraising event there for the past 3 years. They are very accommodating, the food is great and everyone enjoys the ping pong! read more

We visited Ace Eat Serve during Pride, so it was understandably packed. While it took a bit for our order to come out, the wait wasn't unreasonable considering how busy it was. We'd planned on brunch but were disappointed to find only the happy hour menu available because of the event. We came in a large group of nine. My husband and I ordered a few dishes: Tiger Wings - tasty, with a nice balance of sweet and spicy. Tuna Tartare Spring Roll - my favorite of the meal; delicious flavors and crispy texture. Karaage with Lucky Sauce - solid choice; the sauce is a must! Chili Crisp Pickle Cucumbers - more pickled than I expected, but I ended up loving them despite not usually being a pickle fan. Char Siu Ribs - unfortunately, these arrived cold inside. Though they replaced them when we asked, the second portion was smaller, and overall the dish was just okay. I wouldn't order it again. Turon - crispy and tasty, with banana and caramel pairing nicely. Negroni - my husband's drink, a bit on the sweeter side, which made it one of the better Negronis I've had. I usually don't like Negronis, but this version suited my taste more than most. The biggest letdown was at the end of the meal. They wouldn't split our check by items, which was frustrating, especially for a large group. I'm not sure if this was because it was Pride weekend and they were slammed, but it definitely put a damper on the experience. Overall: The food was good, especially the tuna tartare spring roll and tiger wings. But between the limited menu, cold ribs, and the hassle with the check, it wasn't quite the seamless outing we'd hoped for. They also charged us a BOH fee (4%) alongside the 20% for a big group. I wouldn't come again with a large group but perhaps just the two of us. read more