We visited the owners restaurant at a different location in Salida. We are visitors so we stop…read morewhen we get to Salida. We loved this place, the food and the atmosphere. The restaurant was moved because a larger kitchen needed however we didn't know where. Now we found it. It's much larger and menu looks expanded. Nicky decorated and cozy. We were greeted by Trevor who sat us and waited on us as well. He was always available for any questions we had or service needed. We got a couple beers and ordered. I had shrimp pho and my wife had chicken pho. The taste was incredible ( I also enjoy a good pho ) and portions just right per size. We were attended to make sure our needs were met. Pawnee ( spelling ?? ) greeted us and thanked us for stopping in. She is the owner. She made us feel welcomed and special customer. Another couple of customers came in while we dined. We seen them get something from a cooler; so I asked what it was. Sticky rice with blueberries. I asked for one ( I've had sticky rice in Thailand before ) Trevor treated me to a serving. It was just like I remembered. Definitely will be back to dine again. If you're in Salida make it a point to stop in.

Came with a big group and it definitely accommodated about 20-25 people. Plenty of parking and…read moreit's across from a Hampton Inn. Easy access for us!! It may look small from the outside, but it's quite the restaurant inside. It's spacious and there's even a stage....maybe for kid's performances or karaoke night. I was really looking forward to Asian food, so my expectations were high. Since it was such a large group and ONLY 1 waitress, orders got lost and mixed up, and the wait was long! I was hungry, but also understand that one waitress helping us would take a while. Unfortunately, some were not as patience and had a little 'tude, so I apologize for them. I had the beef pho, since it was a cold night. There were tons of different orders, but my pho was okay. It was kind of warm broth instead of hot and who puts carrots in pho???? That was weird to me. We weren't offered all the right herbs and mints that usually goes with it, but assuming it's in a small town they don't have access to them? It wasn't the best pho I've ever had, nor was it the worst. Just not authentic. Also, it's combination of Southeast cuisine - a little bit of Vietnamese, a little Thai, a little Chinese, and from what I remember only ONE dish that was Cambodian. Everybody on our end of the table was not happy with their food. Some of the ladies weren't happy with their Thai Tea and sent it back. I didn't try it, but the owner came out and questioned it. mmmmm.....I wouldn't questioned why a customer didn't like it just because you made it. You should asked why didn't you like it and how can I improve. Overall, it wasn't a great experience and bellies didn't go home happy. Oh, the food took so long to come out some left. It was disappointing.

To be honest when I first passed by this restaurant I did not want to go in. My standards for Asian…read morefood are high as I'm from Malaysia. So I'm always skeptical about Asian restaurants in small towns that typically don't have Asians. In talking to the person who works here I found out that the owner and chef are Asians. The chef is actually Malaysian also so I was intrigued. Anyway, we ordered a bunch of things to try and were overall pleased with it. The only thing I wasn't so impressed with was the Tom Ka Gai soup. It was fine but it lacked a certain note and flavor profile for the soup that it usually comes with so I think a certain key ingredient was missing. My friend had not tried the soup before so she did like it. I liked the Pork larb dish I got which had a good mix of salty, sweet, spicy and sour flavors. They also treated us to chicken adobo which had just come out of the oven and it was amazing! I prefer an adobo that isn't super vinegary and this fit the bill. The sauce was also reduced more so I liked it a lot. The pancit noodles that came with was very good too. Had a good chat with the owner and chef: pure Asian hospitality!

We were out visiting my brother-in-law in Colorado and he picked this place one night. We were so…read moreincredibly impressed and surprised. He knows we like sushi so I guess this was an obvious choice, but the sushi was well made and tasty. We sat at the sushi bar, so whaddup Eddie and crew! We loved hanging out and chatting with you. I ordered miso soup and was delighted to find that it had large slices of real mushrooms. It was such a nice touch and added so much to the soup. I also ordered the udon with tofu, which was seriously one of the most delicious udon dishes I've ever had and also one of the best tofu dishes I've ever had. Highly recommend. The creativity on this menu is totally off the charts. The staff is super friendly and accommodating. It's clear they work hard to make it such a great place. Stop here, eat good food.

Winner winner wonderful dinner! Actually, we were here for lunch, but the lunch menu is the same…read moreas the dinner menu. We were warmly cordially greeted as soon as we entered the door. The ambience is very nice. It is open and bright and clean and Asian. They also had a case of desserts (like tiramisu) and ice cream. I've been going to Fairplay for years. I never stopped here because I didn't know what it would be like. Well let me tell you, the service could not have been better. Welcoming, efficient, readily able to make requested adjustments to dishes. There are many items on the menu to choose from. We had tofu and vegetables sesame chicken. Both were just so amazingly delicious. I actually find myself thinking of finding an excuse to go back to FairPlay so I can get such wonderful food again because in my area it's hard to find such good Asian food. I cannot recommend this place enough. It checked all of the boxes and then some. The only downside is there are no lunch specials but I felt like the food was worth every penny we paid.

This place assaults you with "No's" before you get in the front door…read more.. No wifi No public restrooms No this Not that... No soft ice cream I felt like things were going to go downhill from there but, fortunately it didn't. Truth be told, we've been coming here since Covid so it's ok just a lot of negativity up front. Simple menu and decent service punctuate the odd cross section of ice cream, hard only and Asian fusion food. We were hungry campers so we took it all in stride...plenty of seating and quick service. We had the edamame, the crab Rangoon which is minus crab but seems to have Rangoon sauce and the fried gyoza which were yummy. There were five of us and their one cook churned it out in rapid fire order. Cashew chicken was 4 stars Thais chicken basil was 4 stars ChicKen pad Thai was 3 stars Onion chicken dish was 5 stars Sweet and Sour chicken was around 4 stars Strawberry ice cream was $4/scoop. But very tasty.

Oh wow, what incredible Vietnamese food!! Everything is so delicious, but the owner Khanh is the…read moresweetest thing ever and we couldn't recommend Peak of Asia more!!! Thank you, Scott and Nancy!

Nothing like a hot bowl of pho when you have a cold... But the prices are insanely expensive. I've…read morelived in some high cost of living cities and have never paid this much for pho. It's good, but $30 for their pho special is crazy.

Food was delicious. Service is great. Really enjoyed the ramen and the sushi. Highly recommendread more

This spot is all about atmosphere with a large patio & open-air dining available with roll-up…read moreinterior windows and a scenic view of the mountains, serving Chinese, Vietnamese & Thai dishes. Fernanda was running the place, keeping service smooth at the bar while greeting and running tables. Coconut Shrimp were basic while the traditional Scallion Pancake was hot & crunchy with a tangy soy that's good on everything. Definitely wanting to try a larger stir-fry next time!

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.

Bun- vermicelli noodles lemon grass chicken was really good- but way way way too many grilled…read moreonions- will stick to grilled pork next time. Excellent customer service and good atmosphere. Would eat here again, but would make sure- no onions.

Always worth stopping by when we're in the mountains. It's great for ski season- a nice, hot pho to…read morewarm you up (and helps to wait out the I-70 traffic) The grilled mussels are a must! Definitely try them!

Mostly dried chilis - with how much the dish costs you'd expect more chicken. We legit had to fish…read moreout a insane amount of the dried chili to actually enjoy the dish, love a spicy dish but I didn't order dried chili for dinner lol

I mean for the price, you really should have a larger portion. I know it's Aspen, but still. And…read more20% gratuity added for a takeout order when you don't exactly have a dining area is a bit unreasonable.

Very nice spot on the river with indoor and outdoor seating. Large menu with vegan and vegetarian…read moreoptions. The Medium Pho was very large and filling, tasted amazing! The edamame was also very delicious along with veggie spring rolls, and veggie friend rice. Great vibes and great food, I'll be back!

*Overcharged for Happy Hour Items* Advertised on board as…read moreHappy Hour 4-6p: all appetizers with * 30% off & all draft beers $6. When we got the bill everything was regular priced. Told the waitress & she adjusted the food items but not the beers. Told her the board advertised $6 & she said "That board is 3 years old, we go by the prices on the printed menu". Then she said "you ordered one of the beers after 6p". None of this was true. Told the manager & same response. They were literally arguing with us for $6 !!! And they charged 18% gratuity for our party of 6 people! Food was okay but what horrible customer service!! Loosing business & getting a bad review over $6., was it worth it ?? False advertising is against the law.. if you advertise something then honor it & stop making excuses!

Ambiance is fine with music playing the early 80s theme the night we tried Pho 20. Also had…read moremultiple TV playing college football being it was a Saturday and all tv(s) had cc turned on so no sound interfered with the music playing. The service was good. The time it took to get our food was longer than expected but the meal was made fresh. This isn't a fast food place. I got the Vietnamese Pho bowl called "Combo Vermicelli that had chicken, shrimp, beef and pork($17.95). I didn't like it but before making this review I researched what I ordered and it was exactly has it should have been. I didn't know the item I selected was cold noodles and room temperature raw vegetables. So my mistake ordering it. I'm just not familiar with Vietnamese food.

One of the 2 phở restaurants in Avon. Casual but efficient to warm your stomach after a day of…read moreshredding snow. Hospitable host, clean place, plenty of table space, big screen TV for watching sports and even bar to satisfy your libation needs. Phở is on the sweet side but you can finish the broth without trembling your fingers. Protein and broth vs noodles ratio can be adjusted. Price is low for the area. Portion is good There are plenty of other options but I stick to P13 Tái chín nạm. Also order to go with uncooked noodles. Lower your expectations if you're the phở connoisseur. You re in a ski town.