We were near by and wanted ti grab a quick to go dinner. Found this little place. Very small and…read morecozy spot. The bf was craving pad Thai and i just grabs an appetizer shrimp rolls it was fresh and quick and food nice and hot the pad thai was glass noodles and we got medium spice which was perfect all the nice crunchy veggies that was in the dish definitely recommend. The shrimp rolls came with 4 pieces and 2 dipping sauce one sweet and one light salty sauce.

I've been having Thai food all over town and this is a spot near me I had not tried yet. I got…read moremassamam curry with vegetables and drunken noodles. Flavors were ok but the noodles were all broken up into little pieces and mushy. Not my favorite. The curry was packed full of veggies but the sauce was a bit thin. Service was ok, our sever was also the cook and everything else and seemed overwhelmed. Might have just been an off day!

This food is so good that I could inhale it forever and ever. Beware that seating is sparse that…read moreyou need to time it well to dine in. Staff were super friendly! Thai Tea Pan Seared Dumpling Panang Curry Pork Pad See Yew Custard and Mango Sticky Rice

I've been going here for over twenty years. I typically go once a month (sometimes more) even…read morethough it's a 35-40 minute drive from my house (in SE Aurora). I've tried well over half the menu and have *loved* almost everything. I love the Thai Fried Rice, Garlic Ginger, Country Pad Thai, Prik Pow Noodles, Three Flavor Fish, Spicy Fried Rice, Chicken Satay, Pad Se Eyw Noodles, Garlic Pepper, Fried Chili Paste, Peanut Sauce, Pad Prik Khing, and Pad Garlic.

Karma, you are a lighthouse in my stormy sea. I love…read moreshowing all my friends karma from their laid back atmosphere to the stunning drinks and delicious food. Never disappointing and I'm always bringing leftovers on purpose cuz I wanna eat it later too. Blessings on all ur crops

Karma Asian was the setting for another first date. I seem to have a lot of those lately, which…read moremeans I am becoming unintentionally qualified to judge restaurants not only by the food, but by the mood. Can you talk here? Does the decor help? Does the service make things easy? Do you suddenly regret needing the restroom halfway through the conversation? That's where Karma gets complicated. It's right on Broadway, in the middle of everything, and it clearly has a loyal following. The room is dark, funky, and full of objects, screens, carved wood, fish tanks, statues, gongs, and a general kitschy style. There is a version of that I usually like. Older restaurants can have character. A little weirdness can be charming. But dated and cared for is one thing. Dated and not especially clean is another. The service was genuinely friendly, and that deserves credit. Everything came out quickly and hot, which is always a big plus. The food itself was fine. The edamame was predictable and perfectly acceptable. The gyoza were not especially exciting and were rather bland, though apparently not bland enough to stop me from eating more than my share because, well, carbs. The pad Thai with tofu was decent, a little sweet, and a curious color. Not offensive. Not memorable. The bigger issue was the condition of the space. Some of the photos show it better than I can describe it. The vents were giving off some serious ick, and a few areas felt like they had not been updated, cleaned, or loved in a while. I do not need every restaurant to be shiny and new. I usually prefer places with a little history. But cleanliness matters. A lot. And then there are the bathrooms. To get there, you pass through a doorway with beads, which feels like it should lead you towards your destination. Instead, you enter what may or may not be a storage closet, and it is quite dark, there are chairs stacked everywhere, and suddenly you are on a questionable journey. You zig. You zag. Eventually, you find the toilet area, and the sink is shared outside the two bathrooms, which adds another little layer of "what is happening here?" It was not quite portable-toilet-in-a-Denver-public-park bad, but it was close enough that I thought about the comparison, and that is not where you want your mind to go. So yes, Karma has personality. Yes, the staff was kind. Yes, the food arrived hot and fast. And yes, plenty of people clearly love this place. For me, though, cleanliness is a big deal. A restaurant can be dated and still feel taken care of. Sadly, that was not my first impression here. Friendly service helped. The food was okay. But the overall condition of the physical space made it hard for me to imagine coming back. As for the first date? Stay tuned...

This is the best food I had ever had. They get the food up so fast even though they make it…read moreimmediately.

It's very clean here and service is efficient. Food comes out quickly. So if you are hungry you…read moredon't have to wait forever. I recommend getting some form of fried noodle dish with the handmade noodles. I got it with pork because it was the most price efficient protein at $14.99. Shrimp was $16.99 and beef was $17.99. The noodles are fire! Another must get is the pan-friend pork buns. These are just incredible. I don't think they have a vegetarian or alternative protein option. The fried squid legs are also really good and better than fried calamari at most places. I like the sauce it came with too. The scallion pancakes were also surprisingly good. Much better than the trader joe version. It comes with like a Thai chili duck sauce which i don't care for with this dish. I wish they had a sliced meat to pair it with. I only didn't like the steamed shrimp dumplings. They stuck to the paper and tore when removing. They just didn't hold together well. But the flavor was good. Overall an excellent experience.

Love Jade Cafe! The food is always amazing and packed with flavor. Everything I've had has been…read morefresh, delicious, and you can tell they really care about what they serve. The owners are great too. I respect that they stand by their beliefs and stay true to who they are. I'm happy to support a local business like that. Great food, great people, and I'll definitely keep coming back!

Jade is the best place for quick, consistent and delicious Chinese food…read more I've been now about 5 times. Each time the fiod has been fresh, tasty and quickly prepared. Phu is very friendly as is all the staff. My family will continue to patronize this establishment for a great, affordable meal!

4.5 out of 5 stars. We shall round up to 5…read more Parking may be limited. The interior may be on the verge of a hole in the wall restaurant. The service was very ordinary. However... the food was very hot. There was a sense of pride felt from the cooks in the kitchen. We enjoyed crab cheese wontons for an appetizer. The teriyaki chicken with veggies for one meal. And the spicy chicken curry for the other meal. The food portions were wonderful. Enough to take home a healthy amount for a second round. Our server packaged our meals when we were done. We will definitely be back for more in the future. It was not packed with people inside. It's probably a hidden gem to many in the area.

Far from home and after 12 hour shift, I was craving a comforting bowl of pho. Unfortunately, this…read morewas a huge disappointment. For reference, the photo is their beef pho. When I first saw the broth, I thought, "Maybe they just make it differently in other states." I tried to keep an open mind, but it just wasn't good. The broth lacked flavor, the noodles were hard. I'm not sure if I would even call it a bowl of pho. I would have been better off buying packaged pho noodle cups which probably would have had a better flavor and softer noodle texture than what I was served.

Excellent dumplings. We tried the soup dumplings, the shumai and the spicy chicken dumplings and…read morethey were all delicious. Lovely people, busy little space. I'll return often.

Not the warmest service. We went at 6p on a Saturday and it was dead. They don't take orders at…read moretable n youre expected to go up to order pay ahead and tip ahead of getting food. It was awkward at best. Soup dumpling. A grading. Thicker skin but very juicy and flavorful. Duck noodle soup. A. Broth was light. Meat was tender. Wonton was good. Price. Reasonable. 3 main entrees for less than $45. In thìs economy Thats a good deal.

I've been coming here for thirty years. My entire life. And it was the best Chinese food I've ever…read morehad. We loved it. But they changed ownership, which in turn changed recipes. The food isn't BAD now, it just lost what made imperial dragon stand out amongst every Chinese place. The sesame chicken tastes like dollar scoop, And chow main has way to much salt and has a weird taste. The egg rolls taste store bought and the saddest one, is the egg drop soup. It tastes like corn. All together it tastes like very cheap Chinese food. It feels like breaking up with a long time friend, but unfortunately we will not be coming back.

Hidden gem in a strip mall off of Sheridan Ave. I went on a Saturday afternoon and the place wasn't…read moretoo busy. I was greeted and seated right away, and given a lunch menu with a glass of water. I'd initially heard of this place when I had first moved to Denver and hadn't purchased a car yet, so was using Doordash a lot. I remember commenting on DD that the portions were huge and, well, they still are! One order of pork fried rice basically made two meals for me, forcing me to request a to-go box for leftovers. The lunch version comes with your choice of soup, some fried wonton wrappers with duck sauce, and an egg roll. The decor gives a cozy feel with traditional Chinese style designs. The couple who, I assume run the place, were extremely kind and even let me practice my horrible Chinese a little bit! TLDR: cozy little place, nothing fancy but good comfort food supporting a kind family