This restaurant gets a 5 star rating for service, atmosphere, and the food is absolutely the best…read morefood. Portions are large and delicious! If you are local or visiting you will love this restaurant

Solid spot! I had an hour to spare before heading to the airport while in Denver so a friend and I…read moremet here for a quick bite. The space is nice and spacious, and our server was very kind and attentive. One of the standout dishes was the chili garlic edamame. The spicy sauce was addicting, and the edamame was cooked perfectly. The other dishes I had were less memorable but still enjoyable. We shared the sesame chicken and pad thai. Both were solid and came in huge portions. She ended up having a bunch left over to share with friends. Decent experience overall and would definitely come back to explore more of the menu!

Fantastic experience at Cholon Sloan's Lake! The food was excellent, especially the dumplings and…read morethe spaghetti all'assassina -- both were absolutely delicious and stood out as highlights of the meal. But what really made the experience special was the service from Brittany (I believe that was her name). She mentioned that she was newer, but you never would have known it. She was incredibly friendly, attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely enthusiastic about making sure we had a great experience. Great food paired with genuinely exceptional service. I'll definitely be back!

We had high hopes for Cholon! We had heard about their French onion soup dumplings ever since we…read moremoved to Denver. Unfortunately, our experience was lackluster. I will start by saying that our server was helpful and attentive! So this is nothing against our service. The consistency of the food is where there were problems. The Not-So-Good Food Unfortunately, the French onion soup dumplings were undercooked. We could tell they would have been good if they were allowed the time to cook through. Additionally, the soft shell crab Bao buns were very salty and tasted a bit off. The Good Food We enjoyed the General Cho's soup dumplings and the sticks of wagyu beef were also good. Nothing to write home about, but nice to try. We were there on a Tuesday, so all day happy hour applied. We took advantage of the happy hour, but noticed that it wasn't much of a deal. For instance, they charge $7 instead of $16 for their dumplings, but they don't state that it's a half portion. Most happy hour items are like this, a half portion that equates to the same price per unit or $1 cheaper per unit compared to the regular menu. It felt a bit misleading and frustrating when you add the inconsistent food quality. I suspect this was a recent change, because many reviews have mentioned the excellent happy hour deals.

Overall, good for a quick poke bowl. Four stars is accurate for the overall rating…read more The place was clean and bright. Counter service was good. Nice outdoor area to eat. Food looked great. Tastes good, but was disappointed in the asparagus tempura (hard and chewy like it had been sitting too long) and was surprised to see the salmon shredded instead of chunks. Shrimp tempura was better.

Looked up a poke spot near the area we were in and this popped up. So we checked it out. Yup! It…read morewas delicious. I got the Hawaiian poke crunch and it did have a lot of rice compared to the rest but the mixture was really good. My son liked it too and he is pretty picky so that's a good thing. They have an interesting menu. You can create a burrito or bowl. The mixtures are not just fish proteins but meat ones as well. Katsu bowl! The service was really great too. They welcomed up, answered a couple questions we had and then the wait for our actual food was quick. Check them out.

Lunch special is amazing! 2 rolls for $13.25! Sushi was good too! Got the Alaska roll and…read moreCalifornia .

I used to really like this place. The waiter was very rushed, rude and annoyed with his job. There…read morewas only one other table so his frustration/annoyance was odd. The food has also decreased in quality. Very sad that it has declined to this point of not returning.

Omg!!! The food here was amazing! One of the best meals I have had in a while! Everything was so…read moreflavorful and perfectly cooked! My favorite was the French toast, crunchy on the outside and warm, soft, and savory on the inside. It was also good I usually don't like anything with coconut and this has it in there. Never would've guessed that's what I was eating because of the way they incorporated all of the other ingredients! Me and my friends ate the ants on a tree, the Korean chicken, sweet and sour chicken, the potatoes, French toast, and the Korean corn dog. We shared everything and all were very full by the end. It was a great atmosphere to have a delicious dinner with friends!

I don't think this place knows what it wants to be. Had high hopes coming in, but left pretty…read moredissappointed. The la zi ji was fine, I enjoyed the spice but the cumin was overpowering. Not just a little, it added an almost acrid flavor. The chicken was cooked fine. We ordered the cha siu and tom yum Noodles. The cha siu was fine, but, definitely overcooked, the lack of sauce just made it just a cooked piece of pork, rather than what is truly "cha siu" I truly had a gripe with the $24 tom yum noodles. Immediately as I arrived I knew what this was - this is mama noodles, $0.25 cent mama noodles packets but made with spaghetti - and completely salty and inedible at that. Truly, the profit margin on this dish must be astronomical. // I just checked, they were going to charge me $28 dollars - I asked to sub out shrimp since I was allergic, and TWO pieces of tofu was an additional $24+4 - insane? We had the eggplant as a replacement, it was fine. My server attempted to explain away the tom yum noodles as being too "green onion forward" - lady, I literally make mama noodles at home everyday. Don't sell me a fake story. It's an okay restaurant, slightly higher prices due to its renown. But it's clear the owners are not Chinese, Thai or Korean. At this point in my life, I don't like leaving a bad review, but mid food layered with mild deceit leaves a bad taste.

Bottomless mimosas were amazing!! Highly recommend the Yuzu flavor. Chicken & waffles roujiamo was…read more and so were the pork xiao long Bao dumplings and Kobe beef dumplings Also shoutout to our Sir Joon and Justin for making our brunch so much fun!!

We were just at the Tennyson Street Fair walking in 90+ heat and needed a place to cool down and…read moreget our appetite. Luckily Bao Brewhouse opened their second location on Tennyson St and we were able to get a table. You start by ordering at the counter and then a staff will seat you. From there, there's a QR code at the table for you to order more items if you'd like. We ordered the wings, char Siu Bao, pork soup dumpling, short rib bao and chicken lemongrass dumplings (which I totally forgot to snap a pic of). The food came continuously fresh out of the kitchen. We were so full we didn't think we can eat more, but we loved the Char Siu so much we ordered seconds via QR code. Very delicious food. Fresh and quality ingredients. Great place for sharing and small bites.

We've gotten take out from here several times and it's always been good. Prices are great and good…read moreportion sizes! We like that it's Asian fusion, so my husband can get ramen but I can have the Pad Thai or drunken noodles if that's what I'm craving. Good for group ordering since everyone can choose something to their taste. The sampler also gives a good selection of appetizers to share and the sauces are all yummy! One day we'll dine in and I can update on that experience.

I was really impressed with 303 ramen! We started with the duck cheese wontons and the taco buns!…read more The Duck Cheese wontons were my favorite! For a meal, my fiancé ordered the spicy beef ramen and I made my own with the 303broth, ramen noodles and steak. I'm very plane with my ramen and got everything else on the side but the broth was AMAZING. My fiancé said the spicy beef ramen wasn't too spicy and was pretty good but he liked my broth better :)

I see a lot of bad reviews for interesting and I've been coming here for the past 2 years and I've…read morehad lots of great experiences. I always order Pad Thai, Sesame Chicken, Vietnamese Egg Rolle, Fried Dumplings, and cashew chicken. My fiancé likes their egg foo young too. They are always nice whether we order pick up or dine in and overall the food is great. They are Asian fusion so I think some of the bad reviews are thinking it's going to be normal Chinese. Really they have a slightly different flavor profile.

I have lived in the neighborhood for the past 35 years and when it was Totts it was on point weekly…read moreand never had bad food. Then changed names and the food was horrible. I went in last night as it seems the sign had changed. Went to pickup my food and spoke the the man behind the counter and he said it was still same owner as Totts so I was excited to get home and eat. Food was fresh and hot along with a good size portion, but meat was flavored less and super salty but tender. Lol there was no juice or sauce in the dish at all along with no flavor on the veggies which I had ordered snow peas, Typically it still has some other Asian style of addition like bokchoy and water chestnuts. Nada even a carrot. Bland sauce less yuck!!! Egg drop was lacking flavor as well. Yes egg and some corn thick with little flavor. A package from the store has better flavor. Totally bummed

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

We tried vegetarian pho and noodles. They had nice…read morevegetarian broth as well. Friendly and prompt service!

This pho is sooooooo good and the service is great they are super nice and quick with getting what…read moreyou need.