Wow! The food here was delicious! We ordered a lot of different items. I have to say it was all…read morewonderful. The fried shrimp was crunchy, the pot stickers were fantastic, the fried rice was perfect, the pad tai noodles were good, the sushi boat was delish and I could go on and on. The service was exceptional. We were seated immediately as we got there close to closing during off season. The wait staff didn't rush us. They were willing to bring out whatever we asked for. This is a quaint little venue. The decor is inviting and what you'd expect for a Thai type restaurant. The prices were fair. I didn't feel that any of the items were exorbitant. All in all, if you're in town, you should give this place a try!!

The Bay Area has spoiled us quite a bit. This place was a 3/5 for me…read more The best dish was pad kee mao (drunken noodles) - they also have sushi available (though we didn't try it). Their dipping sauce for the gyoza was very tasty. The spicy sauce they gave was good, but had some black mark on top of the spoon (didn't look hygienic). We sat in the back and it was beautiful 4/5 for the vibe. The cocktails were written better than they tasted. The servers were very sweet when we got their attention - they took our pics and didn't compliant but they seemed under staffed.

Sushi is always incredibly fresh! Shannon is the best server and always so welcoming! The sushi…read morechefs are amazing!

We treated ourselves with a quick late sushi lunch at this place after an intense 5-hour hike in…read morenearby alpine lakes. My adult daughter recommended this place as she has dined at MFF a few times in the past and truly enjoyed the "quality" of fish they get/use for all the sushi items. I thus needed to see myself. We called ahead to see if we could still get in for the late lunch as this place takes a break between lunch and dinner for about an hour between 3pm and 4pm. The time was close to 2:40pm. They said to come despite it being near the closing time (for lunch at 3pm.) Upon arrival, the place was quite empty except for one table that was finishing up. We pretty much had the whole place to ourselves. We mainly ordered from the sushi menu for 4 nigiris and 1 simple roll. And they are Albacore Tuna, Tuna, Yellowtail and Salmon for nigiris and Yellowtail roll. For some sides, we ordered Mushroom Miso Soup, Age Tofu and Vegetable Tempura. -Mushroom Miso Soup: The mushrooms were shiitake kind. They were dined into very small pieces which I thought was not the typical way to put in miso soups or any other kind. They are simply sliced from the top to the bottom to have the "shape" of them intact. Well, at any rate, however, the soup tasted good although it lacked the "depth " of miso soup I wanted to taste in it. Not bad, however. And it was hot! -Age Tofu: Freshly out of the oil in which the battered tofu pieces were cooked in it. Thin crispy out layer was perfectly crisp. The tofu was hot inside there as we took a bit into it a steam came out. Quite good. -Vegetable Tempura: They also did a great job on the thin batter that coated each vegetable piece. Nice and crispy on the outside; the veggies were perfectly cooked where they weren't mushy at all. -Fishes on the nigiri sushi and the roll: This is what made my daughter impressed when she dined here twice prior to yesterday's visit. And I got to taste it. I immediately saw why she was raving about this place. They were large and fresh. And to produce this quality in this mountain town in Colorado is something I could give them my accolades. Nothing tasted old so no fishiness or sourness; they all smelled clean with the perfect texture. And some of them melted away as we chewed: the absolute indication of fresh fish. Service was basic and yet good enough. Since we were pretty much the only remaining table for the lunch hour after that one table that left earlier, all of our food came out of the kitchen and sushi bar quickly. Ambience was good. Enjoyed sitting at one of the two-person tables that is round and is located on its own away from other tables right by one of the windows and near the sushi bar. The sushi bar had a nice atmosphere as well. Clean indeed. The patio seating is available and quite spacious. I can comfortably recommend this place to someone I know if they are looking for a reliable sushi place in Breckenridge.

Great food! I love soup and sandwiches so this is a favorite for lunch to either eat in or get it…read moreto go!

This place is a hidden gem! We eat here every time we are in town. There are several soups…read moreoffered daily and they are all delicious. The bread is some of the best bread I've ever eaten. This time I tried the chicken salad and it was really good too! A+

We happened upon this restaurant for dinner our first night in Breckenridge and do not regret it!…read moreWe were able to get seated right away on a Friday night and the service was super fast! Our server was also very friendly. The restaurant is clean on the inside and has a nice outdoor area as well. We got a poke bowl, Philly roll and the rainforest roll and all 3 were a 10/10 Poke Bowl - you get to choose two meats, we chose to double up on the salmon and let me say they give a MASSIVE portion of fish. I was very pleased. Rainforest roll- this apparently is their most popular roll and let me say this was probably the best roll I've ever had! It has the perfect balance of flavors and if you love a saucy, flavor bomb roll this is it. Overall, it is a bit on the pricier side for sushi in my opinion but very well worth the dollars. Would definitely come back!

What a lovely experience. We were greeted right when we walked in. Water came to our table shortly…read moreafter. We then had the chance to look over the menu. I ordered the miso salmon entree and my husband had the lobster ramen entree. I was looking at two different different and the waitress recommended the "papaya lady" to pair well with it. She was spot on! The salmon was moist, not fishy at all, with caramelized grill marks. The lobster was tender, and plenty meat in the tail. The broth was delicious to just sip on, and went great with the noodles.

Didn't think I'd be knocked off my socks with sushi in summit county, but alas, Wasabi was…read morefantastic! We came on Saturday night in the middle of ski season; I was honestly shocked we didn't have to wait for a table. They mentioned they also take reservations- so good to know for next time! Service was fantastic; our server answered questions, made suggestions, and was very attentive. Our food was great- we got the Plate #2 to share, the Ninja (which, if you're wondering, means there's a pork eggroll inside the sushi roll), and the house roll. Everything was delicious- even the plain ol California roll. Thanks!

Feb 9, 2023 Came in…read morefor 630p reservation. The waitress was clueless, first off. We ordered fried pork dumplings (they had no vegetables in them) the steamed crab dumpling had no veggies. the egg roll was ok, they gave us this weird pinkish red jelly like stuff with it; it was ok but I don't know what it was. We ordered a special order sushi roll-snow crab and shrimp tempura no veggies- it took 30 minutes to get because the waitress wrote it down wrong. the miso soup was too salty and didn't taste like it was dashi stock nor did it have any green veggies in it. the California rolls tasted like grocery store kind we get back in Texas. (did I fail to mention that) And last but not least, the chicken teriyaki, we ordered 3...BIG MISTAKE. the chicken was rubbery (and THATS never a good sign) the sauce was sweet-like but not with honey or brown sugar. After 3 bites it was over. I don't know where this dude gets his chicken or he just doesn't know how to cook it. In Texas we have MANY Asian restaurants and WE KNOW the goodness that is the FLAVORS involved in cooking this kind of food. It's all about the flavor, the freshness. This place is a far cry from traditional Japanese food. And, I don't know if it's just Colorado NOT KNOWING great Japanese flavors and ingredients or just the people visiting Colorado DON'T KNOW but, to have anything above 2 stars for this eatery is ridiculous. (no RR inside for customers) DO NOT RECOMMEND IT

The food was authentic Vietnamese Love the canh chua, most…read morerestaurants does not make it it sour enough for me and it was on point. If I'm ever back in Denver, I would definitely go back

I hate giving a bad review but not fair to others if not being honest…read more Couple good things: place was clean, convenient location and wait staff was good. Food, on the other hand...not so much. My wife and I split a pork/shrimp spring roll. Would say mediocre but perhaps others would like. Not the worst we have had but way down on its of best. The Hoisin sauce was in large bottles and it came out clumpy and not fresh. Perhaps use small bottles and change often would help. We both order Pho Tai (Vietnamese soup with rare beef). My wife added vegetables. One good thing, the serving was huge. Bad things; broth was not hot nor clear, which was worst we have had. They use the larger noodles rather than the thinner noodles normally found in Pho. Guess wouldn't have been a deal breaker if the broth, which is most important, was good. Sorry but would not recommend this place, at least for Pho.

Perfect quick, tasty lunch spot in Leadville before you get back on your mountain adventure. Stand…read moreis an order up, then they deliver food to you. I appreciate that there's both indoor and outdoor seating- of course you want to take in the mountains (!!!)- but if the weather is a bit harsh, there's ample indoor seating and a full bar. Both Cuban sandwiches we go were fully devoured. I personally appreciate that they didn't use mustard like typical Cuban sandwiches; but you can personalize it up front when ordering.

The lady that owns this place is completely unhinged. Screaming profanities at patrons amongst…read morechildren. Looking through the other reviews here and on other sites, seems to be consistent. After my most recent experience, I will go out of my way whenever possible to recommended ANYWHERE else but here. There are so many other local restaurants that deserve your business. Avoid this one at all costs.

Ambiance: historic environment with a mid century update. Classy and approachable. The adjacent bar…read morelooks wonderful. Service: sweet and attentive servers Food: excellent breakfast with house made English muffins that knocked our socks off.

My friend and I were driving through Leadville when we spontaneously had a craving for lunch; we…read moredecided on Mineral. Upon walking in, we were immediately greeted and seated. Despite the restaurant being half full, the service was quite brisk. Our server came by and promptly took our orders. I had the customizable omelette. Overall, the omelette was just okay. It was a standard diner style omelette, albeit a bit too over-salted. The pizza, however, was absolutely delicious. The crust was thin and perfectly cooked, with the top surface having a nice crisp. They also gave us the perfect amount of cheese and a hearty amount of meat toppings. Additionally, the dining room is absolutely gorgeous. The building has some significant Leadville history behind it, and they even have original photos on display. Overall, I would definitely recommend Mineral if you're in the area.