One thing I really appreciate about ZOMO is that they offer kids' size portions. As a smaller…read moreadult, I love having the option to order a more reasonable portion size, or to order a couple of smaller items so I can try more of the menu without ending up with too much food. The standout for me was the taro fries. I absolutely loved them. They were crispy, flavorful, and something I'd order again. They were also surprisingly good as leftovers the next day, which isn't something you can say about most fries. If you're getting takeout and won't be eating right away, these still hold up really well. Overall, ZOMO is a great spot if you're looking for generous options, flexible portion sizes, and some unique menu items. The taro fries alone are worth the visit.

W.O.W. We love Zomo for lunch and dinner. And now we love…read moreZomo for brunch too They open at 11am which is kind of sad. 10am would be awesome but it's worth the wait! As an appetizer, MA'S BANH BAO is our new favorite app. DELICIOUS dough, incredible filling, amazing syrup. 10/10 CURRIED BISCUITS & GRAVY is a 9/10. Unique flavor but absolutely delicious. We love the diversity of flavors here and this lived up to that expectation and standard. CHKN & PANDAN WAFFLE is also a 9/10. INCREDIBLE waffle. Amazing texture and taste. The chicken was delicious. Overall, our breakfast/brunch was incredible. The Vietnamese coffee is also 10/10. We're excited to come back for another brunch here and bring our family.

Did an Uber Eats order from here of beef pad Thai and it was really yummy! Food arrived nice and…read morewarm and with a pretty generous portion! Beef was sweet and tender, noodles and egg and sauce were very tasty. I prefer mine with a little bit more lime, but that's probably just personal preference. Would order again!

Pretty bad delivery meal. With food costs so high it's always extra sad to order from some place…read morethat isn't nice quality food. Chicken, chewy and mushy and not normal meat texture AT ALL. If they're "velveting" it, it's excessive and gross. Chicken Fried rice was okay. But so bland and mushy and wet. Also had the weird chicken in it. Peanut curry lunch. Tasted just like like peanut sauce covering everything. They forgot my egg roll so can't speak on those. The curry had a lot of the mushy chicken and almost no veggies. One broccoli, 3 large chunks of mostly raw red pepper. No peanuts. A few snow peas. Pad Thai. Not good. Weirdest and close to worst pad Thai I've ever had. It had a grainy texture to the sauce and was really thick and really bland but sweet all at once. Just a container of red mush noodles and red mush chicken. Why? I really can't understand what is happening. Is this like premade canned or frozen and super cheap so they're selling it? Pad Thai at better Thai restaurants isn't super hard to make and is much nicer. I am just super confused by it. It really reminded me of Thai cup of noodle microwave ramen-like food I've tried at Asian grocery stores. The gyoza were okay. A little harder and drier than we would have preferred and not crispy by their arrival. I could never order here again because we tried such a broad array and its quality was just horrible over all. Even the rice was mushy and very clearly not high quality jasmine rice. Nothing seemed Thai-like at all. Nothing was fresh, light, savory, or vibrant, all things I associate with food thai food. I'm sure with a few pivotal changes they could perk up the menu.

My Montana niece and her husband ordered delivery tonight in recognition of my military service…read more As always, the delivery was prompt and the food is delicious. I order delivery frequently and have never been disappointed. Fortunately, I am able to get delivery service and I have taken full advantage of it. BTW, the dining room is very comfortable and the service is excellent!!

Not sure if it was an off night or what but the food and service was just terrible. My husband got…read morethe sashimi sushi combo - the fish was still frozen, very wet, he described it as tasting like "wet raw meat". Basically inedible. I ordered the heart attack roll, it came out 20 minutes after everything else to the point we thought it had been forgotten. It is important to note this is advertised as an "appetizer roll". We had already finished everything by the time it came out. It was very bland. Our server forgot 2 separate items we asked for, even after we asked again. We were the only ones in there - how could you forget? I also ordered the vegetarian fried rice, but it had chicken in it. The rice was clearly old. The soy sauce on the table was empty. They were nice, though. Everything was clean. Miso soup was good. Sweet and sour soup was good. But everything else was inedible and abysmal. Surprised by the really good reviews, but overall just terrible. Will not be back. Will not recommend.

We recently had a friend visiting from out of town who is vegetarian, and we wanted to find…read moresomething different from our usual dining spots. After a quick search for Indian restaurants in Denver, we came across Sukoon--and we are so glad we did. When we arrived, the restaurant was quiet with only a few tables occupied, which made us a bit uncertain at first. However, we were warmly greeted and seated by a gentleman who, I believe, was the owner. His hospitality set a welcoming tone for the evening. We decided to try a variety of appetizers, including samosas, papadi chaat, stuffed mushrooms, gobi Manchurian, and dal soup, as well as shrimp tandoori for our entrée. Every dish was exceptionally well-prepared--beautifully seasoned, flavorful, and thoughtfully presented. Each bite was truly delightful. As we enjoyed our meal, we couldn't help but wonder why the restaurant wasn't busier. Sukoon is one of those rare finds you want to see thrive: outstanding food, attentive service, and a warm, inviting atmosphere. When we finished, the owner stopped by to ask if it was our first visit. We told him it was--but certainly not our last. Sukoon is an excellent addition to Denver's dining scene, and I hope more people discover this gem. Highly recommended.

Sadly, I received an email yesterday that Sukoon is closing its doors. We will miss your delicious…read morefood and wonderful hospitality. Thank you for hitting the spot in both the old location and this one. Wishing you well!

Recently discovered this place as part of a virtual kitchen near my house so gave it a shot (the…read moreThai kitchen they have was so good that I figured the other restaurants in there would be too) and it did not disappoint. Fresh, well made, arrived hot, and perfect amount of food. Definitely give it a try!

Fantastic ramen, just try it out. You won't be disappointed. I came here aa I had to go through…read moreDenver and this place was a pleasant surprise. Something I'm going to have to make a regular thing. The broth was fantastic, the noodles just right and the meat delicious. Everything came together like true raman from Japan. The price is very fair for the quality. No issues at all. Place is clean, music was not loud and the decor was on point. The only thing I wish was it was not in Denver! 10/10 fantastic food for a fantastic price

Quite tasty, and beautifully presented, but the ramen broth was an absolute salt bomb. Somehow it…read moredidn't taste insanely salty for the first half of the bowl, but then on the latter half of finishing up my meal, it was inescapable. Inside was well-kept and clean. Looks like they had a fair number of takeout orders while we were there. Friendly staff, and seemed like family run or something. I might give it another go, but I'll make sure I'm salt-deprived before my next visit.

Came here for me and my girlfriends anniversary, The general manager Aidan was so awesome towards…read moreus and made us feel welcomed and appreciated he knew how to make us happy and will definitely come back to celebrate here again!

I came here on a Friday night with two family friends. We had reservations for the patio, but there…read morewere still open tables available for walk-ins. From the second I walked in, service was impeccable, welcoming, and helpful. Staff went above and beyond to walk me to the restroom (as it was my first time dining here), out to my patio table, and quickly brought water. Everyone was dressed up for the occasion, chandeliers were lining the interior with a gorgeous and sophisticated look, and the music was a fun K-Pop/dance vibe. Our table of three started with the Buddha Button (essentially a lemon drop martini with Deep Eddy's and a special flower that invigorates your taste buds to create a literal "party in your mouth"). Anything cold adds to the buzzing, vibrating energy; pair the flower with a cold cocktail and it's a phenomenal experience! We also had a bottle of white wine - it was to be expected: tasty. We tried the crab rangoons and thought they were a fun snack, although $21 for four rangoons was tough. I could've gone to Panda Express and gotten four for $3.99 and called it a day. Christine and I both had the Miso Sea Bass - easily the crowd favorite. Even though it was light, it was very flavorful with the sauce, mushrooms, and rice included in the meal. It was mostly filling, though charging $64 for that as the main entree is quite a big stretch. The crowd winner was our server, Maddie. She had amazing recommendations, a full understanding of the menu, and was very attentive and personable. Overall, fun experience! The price for the quantity of food makes it a dubious chance of returning, but A+ for the staff!

One of my favorite kinds of restaurants is the kind where everyone at the table orders something…read morecompletely different and somehow everybody leaves happy. That's exactly what happened at East Moon. The menu is huge. Sushi, ramen, Thai, Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese dishes... basically something for whatever mood you're in. Usually when a restaurant tries to do that many things, something suffers. That wasn't the case here. The sushi nachos were easily my favorite thing we ordered. Honestly, I could've made a meal out of those alone. The combination of fish, mango, avocado, sauces, and crispy wonton chips just worked. We also ordered gyoza, beef pad thai, a Hawaiian Dragon Roll, sashimi ceviche, and tonkotsu ramen. Everyone at the table had a different favorite, which is usually a pretty good sign. The service was also genuinely friendly, which always makes a difference. Definitely a place I'd come back to when I'm craving a little bit of everything.

Great food, service, and ambiance! My car was in the shop and I was looking for Asian food that…read morewas nearby and East Moon Asian Bistro is in the same shopping center as the car repair place. I checked their menu online and I was impressed with their wide variety of entrees and great lunch prices. My eggplant dish was one of the best I've ever had. An addition to the excellent food, the thermos was fantastic. We were greeted immediately, seated quickly, waters were rapidly refilled, the food was delivered quickly after ordering.. This was a wonderful dining experience. I highly recommend this restaurant whether eating in or taking out..

Very hip and fun Asian restaurant. Not a ton of GF options but def sufficient. Wish there were…read morenoodle dishes with chicken that could be GF. BUT the greens (appetizer) were delicious!! And the tofu glass noodles were available GF which were also stellar. Efficient service too.

We were nearby and hungry, so we checked on Yelp and found MAKfam. We walked in and were seated at…read morea high top. It is colorful and modern inside. We saw that they had two Michelin stars and excitedly sat down. We tried the Market greens- which were deliciously garlicky, but a tad salty. Second we tried, the fancy wonton tong in a coconut broth. This was so salty that my friend, who is retired chef, could not enjoy it. I liked them with the help of chili oil. Lastly we ordered the chicken fried rice which was delicious, but again overly salty. The chili oil made the rice even better, save the salt. Based on many other reviews this restaurant sounds delicious. I can see that it could be excellent, but this meal didn't taste that way. Good service and great vibe. I might retry if I'm nearby.

I am always on the hunt to venture beyond the usual chain restaurants and bars along 285, so I…read moredecided to take a short detour onto W Hampden to check out Home Cafe. While the exterior looks unpretentious (think old school roadside diner), step inside and diners will find fun decor, some of the most friendliest staff, and be treated to some fantastic breakfast/brunch menu options. The breakfast menu is simple (and in a good way). I ordered the Avocado Breakfast Burrito, smothered. The latter is a definite recommendation because the green chili here is perfect and IMHO, not too spicy. I might have added Cholula to kick it up a notch. ;). Home Cafe is clearly a neighborhood favorite, as the booths were occupied as well as the outdoor cafe tables, but I was still able to grab a seat at the breakfast bar. One thing to note is that parking can be a little challenging, especially for those needing mobility access. The front lot fills up and there are no spaces designated for ADA access. Same goes for the restrooms, which are located downstairs in the basement.

What a surprise, this was phenomenal! Never judge a book by its cover…read more We got the avocado burrito smothered and a bacon/sausage breakfast bowl which were both out of this world. Massive portions and great prices. The service was impeccable (8 out of 5) and the inside has some really cool decor. Absolutely coming back!!