So yummy! I got the soup dumplings and the wonton soup. I was worried the dumplings alone would be…read moreenough food but it was super filling. Highly recommend!

I grabbed a quick dinner with my friend. She got empanadas but I was craving Asian cuisine. This…read morespot is quick and has a small menu. I got their cucumber salad ($6.99) and their bao buns ($12.99). I am not from Denver so this may be a standard cost. I enjoyed my cucumber salad - it was the perfect refreshing complimentary dish to my savory bao buns. The bao buns were good! Not my favorite but definitely yummy.

The Panang Curry is fantastic. The rice serving could have been larger for a dinner order but the…read moreflavor was fantastic. Ordered hot. Was spicy without being overpowering. Highly recommend. The Satay was decent. A little on the dry side but definitely not bad. The Gyoza were great. A note on service, they are not the fastest. When they say 25-30 minutes for a takeout order, expect closer to the 30 minute mark. I also was there on a Sunday evening so maybe they were short staffed but there was little touch on the service side. Not bad, just not very rushed which is fine if as long as you go in with that expectation. Long story short, this place has amazing food and you should eat here.

We drove about 30 minutes to try Beau Thai after stopping by the night before and seeing how busy…read moreit was. We made a reservation for 6:45 on Sunday, hoping to enjoy a family dinner, but unfortunately, the experience was disappointing. When we arrived, several tables were still covered with dishes and glassware. Throughout our entire visit, the only employees we saw were one young woman and a man bringing takeout orders to the front. The young woman appeared to be handling nearly everything--seating guests, waiting tables, making drinks, and working behind the bar. We genuinely felt bad for her because she clearly needed help. Our drink order was incomplete, our water was never refilled, and it took about 40 minutes for our food to arrive. Although the dining room wasn't very busy, there was a steady stream of takeout and delivery pickups. At one point, a delivery driver returned because the order he had picked up was incorrect, so it had to be remade. I'm sure that was frustrating for him as well. The other employee seemed focused entirely on bringing takeout orders to the front and repeatedly walked past tables covered with dirty dishes without helping clear them. We ordered the crab rangoons, yellow curry, Thai basil fried rice with chicken, and two orders of pad Thai. The crab rangoons were the highlight of the meal, and the yellow curry was also very good. Unfortunately, the fried rice had almost no flavor, and the pad Thai noodles were mushy and lacked flavor as well. Our bill was also incorrect. By the time we left, it was nearly 8:00 p.m., and the same tables that had been covered with dirty dishes when we arrived were still uncleared. I never enjoy writing a review like this, and I genuinely hope the experience improves. The employee serving us was clearly doing the work of several people and needed more support. Between the long wait, limited service, disappointing food, and billing error, the experience put a damper on our family's evening. We probably won't return, and we're still searching for a great Thai restaurant.

Peking Garden was honestly a bit of a disappointment. My girlfriend and I ordered the chicken with…read moresnow peas, sesame shrimp, wonton soup, crabmeat rangoons, and beef lo mein. Starting with the better items, the sesame shrimp was decent. The breading was a little unusual, but it had good flavor. Still, nothing that really stood out. The crab rangoons were also just okay. They were labeled as crabmeat cheese rangoon's, but after eating a few, it was apparent that there was no crab at all, just cheese, which was pretty disappointing. They were honestly some of the worst I have tried. The wonton soup was not great either. It did not taste like wonton soup I have had before and was also sort of bland. That said, it was still edible. Now for the bigger issues. The chicken with snow peas was extremely bland, like no seasoning was added at all. The chicken itself was watery and tasted very cheap, which made the whole dish pretty unappetizing. The beef lo mein had the same problem. I have never had lo mein this flavorless before. The noodles and beef both lacked any real taste and just did not come together well. The last thing I will say is that it is overpriced for what you get. The portion sizes are solid, but the flavor and quality do not match the price at all. I am not someone who usually criticizes restaurants or even leaves reviews, but this was a major letdown. I just want to help others avoid spending their hard earned money on food that does not live up to expectations.

Reviews here not looking great. We'll see though. Interior is clean and tidy, would not chase me…read moreaway, although I don't know if it ever fills up. Foods - Wonton Soup: 2/5 hot almost salty water with a mushy wonton in it, not something I'd order without the lunch special - Fried Rice: 2/5 very tasteless needs a lot of seasoning - Egg roll: 3/5 hot and crispy but again no taste, just cabbage inside - Kung Pao Trio: 3.5/5 nice presentation, crispy vegetables. Meat is mushy, but shrimp actually decent. Not really spicy, but a solid salty sauce I suppose. Value: 5/5, impossible to find a $10 lunch option in 2025. Overall: I think I wouldn't take a date here, but for a takeout spot for your lazy weekday lunch, why not. Hits the spot for bad American Chinese food. 3.5 / 5

I wished I had discovered this sooner so it can be my dinner before a show at Red Rocks. Everything…read morewas quite delicious and well done. The presentation is incredible. We loved that everytime we ordered rice, it would come out in a different shape from a flower to Snorlax to a bear. It was a fun what will we get next. The food was delicious. When the curry came out, I was skeptical because the portion was so small but when you eat it with rice, it's a nice combination and you'll get full. The curry is super flavorful. The pad Thai was good but I think I'll opt for the regular pad Thai instead next time. The appetizers were a nice sampler of everything but the chicken satay. We did order the chicken satay and the peanut sauce was so good with it. The larb salad was also super flavorful. The sticky rice mango dessert was also a nice way to end the meal. It's small but the sticky rice was like maybe sweet pea protein or butterfly pea (something that makes it blue). And the Thai iced tea with lime was super refreshing on a summer evening. I liked the decor. Staff is super friendly. From credentials, the chef graduated from a top culinary school in Thailand. We can't wait to come back. It's also only 10 min away from Red Rocks too.

Nestled near Colorado Mills right off of Colfax lies this little Thai gem. I found out about Klom…read moreKlorm from the Crazy Asians Facebook group, touting it was very authentic...so I put it in my calendar and went the next day lol The interior is nicely decorated and seating is arranged so that you have a great view of the open kitchen. I was greeted and seated immediately upon arrival, and was shocked at the breadth of the menu!!! They offer so many dishes!!! I was only able to snap a few photos of the menu, but they have a full menu online. I decided on getting 1 appetizer, 1 main dish, and 1 drink. I ended up ordering the fried tofu, pork Pad Thai, and an Iced Thai tea. Fried Tofu appetizer $10 5/5 They fry the tofu for at least 6 minutes (per the owner and chef) which gives the outside this delicious shell that makes the most mouthwatering crunch sound when you bite into it. You'd almost think it was fried chicken! It's accompanied by a sweet and sour peanut sauce that gives the tofu this combination of flavors and textures in the mouth. It's a very playful and delightful dish. Pad Thai Noodles $17 4.5/5 Very authentic, and it lets the sauce do the talking without being overly overpowering. The tamarind is forward and present, not hidden by overt sweetness. It complements the noodles well, which are a nice medium thickness, which are easy to eat without soaking up too much sauce. A *little* bit pricey for my single-person budget, but it's honestly worth the splurge every once in a while! Iced Thai Tea with milk $6 (I got this on the house when I mentioned this group!!!) 5/5 Delicious! They also offer it with a lime juice base! So make sure to specify which base you want, if they don't ask. Final Words: I'm so so happy to have an amazing Thai place in SW Denver!! The menu is extensive, so I'm going to have fun exploring all of the dishes. I loved chatting with the owners, and it's very evident they know authentic Thai cuisine. I'll definitely be adding this to my work lunch rotation!! Please go support them and keep this place busy and thriving!!! Edit to add: they're closed on Wednesdays!

Absolutely amazing dining experience! Wow!! I'm so impressed! My son recommended eating here after…read morehaving a wonderful meal at their location in Denver. I can say 100% this place is worth the drive from Fort Collins. Amazing service, Garret, Thank you! Food, just outstanding! Everything we ordered was good. Starting with the soup, egg drop and Hot& sour... so good. To the crab wonton, with real crab on the side . The soup dumplings had such flavor!! Highly recommend! Please open in Fort Collins!!! We need a high quality restaurant like Nana's dim sum & Dumplings !!!

We came for the dumpling class on 8/1 and loved it - highly recommend!! Then we stayed for lunch…read moreafter. The food and service are amazing! The restaurant is pretty large, exceptionally clean and quiet enough to have a conversation. We loved our entire experience and cannot wait to come back, so we've already planned our next visit! We ordered the green beans, Szechuan chicken, sweet rice shao mai, xiao long soup dumplings and our dumplings from class (those are pork and scallion). It was all incredible! There are many more dishes on our list to try.

We checked out Ubon Thai during the Fourth of July as they were the only Thai restaurant that was…read moreopen. So thank you Ubon Thai for being open! The location is on the nice, quiet neighborhood of the Highlands on 32nd Street aside a good amount of other businesses. Street parking is easy on 32nd and the perpendicular residential streets. The food is decent. Keep in mind that they don't use the true Thai spice levels here. It goes from 1 to 7. I ordered a 5 which anywhere else would be very spicy but I barely tasted any spice. The Pad Kee Mao was made very well and I thought it was one of the better ones I've had in Denver. The pad Thai was very bland. Spring rolls were very bland with almost no meat inside. The papaya salad was decent but it mostly just papaya and not much of the other ingredients. The service was good. She was very attentive and nice. No complaints there. If you are in the neighborhood and want Thai food but don't like spice then Ubon is a decent choice.

Stopped by for a casual dinner around 5:15 and were seated immediately! It is a small spot but…read moredecor is simple and the space is clean. We started with the Fried Spring Rolls as an appetizer which were nice but nothing out of the ordinary. I ordered the Pad See Ewe with tofu medium spice level. The spice level was perfect for what I was looking for and the portions were great but the dish itself I felt was a little bland and lacking a depth of flavor that I was hoping for. Overall the service was wonderful and the prices aren't bad for the portion sizes - I would come back to give some other dishes a try!

I was in the area and the name caught my eye, it took me a few seconds to realize it's supposed to…read moresay New Panda. There wasn't any indication that it was open so I checked my maps app and it says that they're open -- I think an "open" lighted sign would help draw more customers. Actually, they had an open sign, it just wasn't on for some reason. I walked in and regretted it for a few minutes when I realized I was the only customer there. The waiter was so professional and friendly, I brag to feel at ease. Don't let the outside fool you, the inside is very clean with plenty of seating. They have some Vietnamese and Thai dishes but heard the owners speaking Cantonese so I decided go with Chinese. The crispy duck caught my eye, so I ordered a bowl of steamed rice to go with it. The server brought out a generous serving of duck on a fragrant bed of wok tossed onions and scallions. My expectations for this place weren't high, but I was pleasantly surprised when I bit into the first piece. I'm so glad I ordered the duck. The five-spice and rice wine flavor went perfectly with the wok tossed scallions and onions, it was the perfect level of saltiness. I walked in worried and stumbled out happy. I'll be back soon.

Half of the sesame chicken we ordered was rancid and tasted kind of fishy. Was playing Russian…read moreroulette with every bite and all 3 of us got food poisoning despite ordering different things. The overcrowded fish tank with the floating dead fish in it should have been enough of a red flag to leave. Lo mein was just wheat spaghetti noodles covered in oil? No vegetables, no flavor, not good. We all left 75% of our food on the table when we left because we already started feeling queasy as we were sitting there. Also it was dead silent and deserted, please like play some music or something, felt like we had to whisper the whole time.

When you think about eating in a mall, you think of going to the food court and grab anything that…read morewould satisfy your hungry. DON'T! Not here at Colorado Mills. Just a few steps down from the main food court and away from the loud noises and conversations, you can eat in peace and have a nice conversation with your friends. Mark Sushi, the name of the restaurant was named after the owner's young son, offers great options including fried dumplings, tempura, bento boxes, chicken bowls, and a large selection of sushi and sashimi. I ordered the mango avocado salad, which was filled with delicious and thinly slices of mango and avocado. This salad was very fresh! It contained fresh seaweed and leafy greens. Sesame seeds were added to the top of the salad. For $7, I don't think you can get a better salad than this one. My main entrée was the salmon bento box. The rice that was underneath these 5 pieces of salmon was very good. Along with the rice was the sauce, which gave the dish some great savory flavor, this part of the bento was delicious. My favorite? They were the pieces from the California rolls. As I ate these pieces, I loved the crunchiness from the cucumber, and the crab meat and the fresh avocado gave these 5 pieces a nice taste for my tastebuds. Oh? What about the broccoli tempura? Cooked to perfection. These florets were cooked in oil, but they were not oily. Not at all. The place is small. Perhaps no more than 25-30 diners, but the owner and his 2 staff members were very nice. He checked on us often, making sure our group is doing okay. If you are at Colorado Mills Mall and want to eat something other than some so-so food at the food court, walk toward Dick's Sporting Goods , which is Gate #5. There, you'll find a hidden gem you didn't even know. You will thank me.

We found Mark Sushi through Yelp's high reviews in Colorado Mills. Arrived on a Monday night around…read more6pm and only saw one other family seated. Two friendly guys greeted us and they let us pick any table to sit. The wall of pictures with XL photos were awesome to preview the rolls which were mostly marked with 10 pieces so I had a feeling the portions would be generous. Not that it stopped us from ordering too much though! Okay, normally I would never consider mall sushi, just saying. But you might find me coming back here. Super convenient. Fresh huge pieces. Great sushi place to bring my hungry kids! Clean and festive decor, loved the colorful umbrellas. We met the owner Ko Ko who said they've been open for about 2 years. Very friendly and courteous. We parked right in front of Dick's and walked into entrance 5. Mark Sushi is right there. Give it a try!