Small clean, local mom and pop chinese restaurant vibe…read more Also tried eggplant, dan dan noodle, and twice cooked pork.all were very delicious. When eating twice cooked pork, careful with the black peppercorns. Beautiful cautious as it's pretty spicy. We picked ours out. Service is always very quick and efficient.

Great flavor. Quick and friendly service. Clean and tidy small restaurant. I like they have…read moreauthentic, homestyle items in addition to just a few American Chinese style items. I'm ready to try more real Chinese menu items. I recommend all these items shown. I missed a pic of the eggplant with garlic sauce.

We walk by this place on our walks down 16th street all the time and have never gone. Stopped in…read morerandomly. Got spicy chicken ramen and spicy edamame! Really good, spicy!!!!! food came out super quick and has tons of flavor

After a full day of wondering Denver, we wanted something simple and close by as we were walking…read morealong 16th Street. Noodles are a regular fixture when we want a quick fix and our version of fast food. With plenty of seating on this Monday evening, our party of three were seated immediately. Menus and water arrived shortly and we perused the menu. They have a decent selection of ramen, udon, soup noodles, stir-fry noodles, rice bowls, and poke bowls. They also have a few izakaya options perfect for sharing. * Black Tonkotsu $18 - The Little Guy got this and slurped the whole thing up, even the wood ear mushrooms which he usually leaves behind. He actually asked to return the next day because he loved it so much and just loved it. 5/5 * Menya Special $16.50 - I got this one and it was fine. Although I think I was a bit jealous as the Black Tonkotsu looked like it had different kind of noodles. The egg was perfectly cooked. 4/5 * Udon $16.50 - The Little Gal had this as she is a fan of udon any day. She ate pretty much the whole thing herself. Overall, Menya Noodle Bar served its purpose. It's a no-frills kind of place in a prime location.

Lucky Noodles is the best restaurant in Denver -- full stop…read more I've eaten my way around this city and nothing comes close to what Ploy and her team are doing at Lucky Noodles. The story behind this place says it all -- Ploy came from Bangkok and opened Lucky Noodles to share authentic Thai cuisine made with love, using only the freshest hand-picked ingredients. You taste every bit of that passion in every single dish.

Shoutout to the Yelp community because you all absolutely led me in the right direction with Lucky…read moreNoodles! I ordered takeout, and before I even got to the food, the customer service stood out. The woman at the front, who I think may be the owner, was so kind and funny. She even walked my bag out from behind the counter to hand it to me personally and sent me off with so much warmth. Small gesture, but it honestly made the experience memorable. Now the food...wow. The Jalapeño Crab Cheese Wontons were packed with flavor and came with the perfect sweet/spicy dipping sauce. The Pork Roti was unreal and officially a must-order for me moving forward. I kept taking bites trying to figure out what ingredient made it taste THAT good. Then the Khao Soi with fried chicken completely sealed the deal. That curry deserves to be bottled and sold in stores. Go support this business. You can taste the care in both the food and the service.

This is a little hole in the wall spot & it does not disappoint. It's located near the Convention…read moreCenter (maybe a 10-minute walk) & they have vegan options! Yes, options, plural, as in more than one! I had their vegan bao & their spicy vegan Dandan noodles. Both were delicious. Our food took a while to come out because the line to order food was super long, but the food was worth the wait.

Chopstickers is a classic 'hole in the wall' spot located about a block and a half from the…read moreConvention Center. I visited there during a break from a convention I was attending and was glad to find it open. Service was brusque but reasonably fast. I ordered the Pork Water-Fried Bao and the Spicy Ground Pork over rice. Both looked great; but alas, both dishes were unaccountably bland. I'm not a 'five alarm fire is a great flavor' kind of guy but when a dish says 'Spicy Ground Pork', it better have more zip than communion wafers. Average it out, and this place scores a 3 out of 5 on the 'CTJ Scale', as noted below. 5 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Jesus good. Would be OK passing away after finishing a plate here. 4 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Mary good. Would be OK having a nosh here with Mother Mary. 3 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Joseph good. Would be OK having a beer here with Jesus' Dad. 2 out of 5 stars: Come-to-the-Apostles good. Meh. Wouldn't have my last supper here. 1 out of 5 stars: Come-to-Nobody good. I wouldn't have my penultimate supper here, either.

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 were in town for Morgan Wallen and a long weekend, and I would say this was 10/10 for both…read moreambiance and service - but a 12/10 for the dishes. We had a large variety of items throughout the menu and not one disappointed. The Matcha Tiramisu was fabulous. I'm not usually a fan of tiramisu so I am grateful I was convinced.

This is one of my most often returned to restaurant in the Lohi area. Amazing food, great happy…read morehour, and delicious drinks. The vibe here is of a japanese izakaya, though not a super traditional one, with sake bombs and everything. That said, the food is definitely on the pricier side, though extremely delicious. My typical go to is on of the salad. Now salads typically are not standout at most restaurants, but the ones at Kawa Ni just hits different. Both the red cabbage and pear salad and the brocolli salad are delicious and the portion is massive, easily enough for a table of 4 to share. For apps and shareable entrees, you can't go wrong here. The build your own tuna temaki hand rolls can easily be shared and the tuna is so fresh and well seasoned. The szechuan dumplings are delicious, as is the curry onigiri and the bao bun. The Dan Dan noodle, kimchi Carbonara, and their tonkotsu ramen are also amazing, and, with the exception of the tonkotsu ramen, can easily be shared. I would highly recommend other seasonal dishes as well, such as the coconut swordfish or chicken katsu parm. However, one of my absolute favorite dish here is the ochazuke. It's basically grilled fish over rice in a warm green tea dashi. It's so comforting, especially on a cold night, and a dish that I return to time and time again. Overall, Kawa Ni is an amazing japanese restaurant. Come for the food and just make sure you get a sake bomb and ask for the gong when you do.

This place has been on my list for a while now but I was hesitant to try and I'm not sure why…read morebecause it is delicious and truly feels like a dish made by your relatives and the food just feels like home. First, the interior isn't too crazy but feels authentic. Service is friendly and food comes out quick. On the night we were there, they played Cantonese music so it felt like home. The food was quite delicious. We ordered a variety of dishes from pig intestines to beef noodle soup to clay pot rice. The food was all very tasty - can't complain. Our surprise favorite was the fried milk. I can't explain but it's just so good and a great dessert if you don't like cold dessert. The boba drinks were all so delicious. All three that I tried weren't too sweet but just right.

Solid place for a late night meal! First time here and ordered a variety of things from the tea…read moreboiled egg, crispy pork intestine, and tried two soups. Egg was good but just needed to add salt or soy. Crispy pork intestine had a shattering crunch texture and melty fat. It was great with the sweet chili or soy. Pickled broth was pretty tasty, good amount of veggies and beef. Also added some chili oil Lamb added good flavor to the broth and it was also a pretty solid creamy bone broth. Service was excellent, water stayed refilled, clean, and check out was quick.

Cravings absolutely satisfied…read more We were in CO for the Rocky Mountain Siberian Husky Club specialty and I cannot go anywhere without having some sort of Asian food. That evening, I was craving pho. Pho 92 came recommended and I was immediately drawn to the clear broth in the photos while researching Yelp for Vietnamese food. It was a Thursday evening when we arrived at Pho 92, and the restaurant was packed. It was loud, with staff bustling about and patrons enjoying their meals. The aroma of the pho broth was just as I had hoped for a busy restaurant. We waited approximately 10 min for a table. The staff were pretty efficient and looked to have a good system going for bussing tables. Hailing from CA, I am no stranger to good pho, and this place hit the spot. I'm so glad I decided to get the regular instead of the large, because wow those portion sizes were indeed huge. My husband made the "mistake" of ordering the combination vermicelli bowl, and it came packed with tender proteins and crispy egg rolls. That just meant for some delicious leftovers (that actually reheated perfectly). The pho broth was as clear as I had imagined from looking at other patrons' photos. It still had a good depth of flavor, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. It had been a long travel day for us, so I didn't want oily soup. (Sometimes I do enjoy rich, oilier pho broth, but not that night.) The pho came with a plethora of herbs, which I of course used all of. Be warned that their chili oil is very spicy, which I accidentally put too much of without first trying (oops). I generally don't go to the same spot twice during a trip, as I enjoy trying out different local businesses, but Pho 92 would have been a spot I'd return to again if we had had the time and if I had wanted pho again. Their menu is huge, so there are plenty of dishes to choose from to satisfy your cravings, whatever those might be for any given day. We will definitely be back the next time we visit CO!

I came here years ago in 2024 and I've dreamed about their crab fried rice since. It was literally…read morethe best I have ever had. This place had gone down hill considerably. The atmosphere was very cramped now, with tables on top of each other. The wait was about 30 minutes on a Sunday evening, and everyone seemed very overwhelmed. Our waiter was lost in the sauce and came by a total of twice - once to take drinks, and once to take our order. We had to flag him down to pay our bill. They no longer have the crab fried rice, but do have an imitation crab one. The photos from today look so different from before. It was damn near inedible and was actually gross. Our bill was over 100 bucks and it was so upsetting because the food was not worth it. The atmosphere is so chaotic and unfortunate. Definitely a miss.