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Great place for unique views and decent food! The service was great, 10/10! The best thing we had was the pork that came with the dipping noodles. Everything else was good but not life changing. A good place to go to enjoy the experience and have good food!
We came here for a birthday celebration and were so surprised to know this exists in Denver, really awesome experience and atmosphere! You feel like you've been teleported to Japan- we struggled with no condiments that are not allowed on the table but understand there are rules to the restaurant. The food was okay, we didn't get too much so maybe there were better items that we didn't get to try. The service is alright, don't recommend going if you're in a hurry or want a place that will celebrate you for your birthday- they don't really dont do too much interaction but recommend for the experience
I met up with an old friend for dinner. After seeing pictures of their garden, we decided to go try them out. I didn't realize how hot is would be this weekend, my friend chose to sit in the patio. They have a small parking lot, otherwise park on the street. When you walk in, add your name to the list and they will call you when the table is ready. The waiting room looks like an old tavern from ancient times, dining room too. Patio is outside that shares the pond, Buddha statues, and bridge in the garden. There's even a museum room on the side that opens to the dojo room. We chose the appetizers since it was hot outside, they have specialty noodles and ramen that they make in house. No reservations required.
Domo was such a unique and memorable experience. We had dinner in the restaurant's beautiful garden sanctuary, which felt peaceful and charming--and seeing the cats roaming around made it even more special. The service was pretty good. We were seated right away and given plenty of time to take in the restaurant's history and look through the menu. Our food came out quickly, and the staff was always nearby if we needed anything. We started with the cucumber salad and shrimp shumai. The cucumber salad was refreshing, but the shrimp shumai had a strong fishy smell and taste that didn't seem very fresh--I couldn't eat more than one. For my entrée, I ordered the nabeyaki soup with ramen noodles and chicken, and it was excellent. The soy-based broth was rich and flavorful without being too salty, and the ramen noodles were cooked perfectly--tender with just the right amount of bite. Overall, Domo offers a really special atmosphere and a memorable dining experience. I wouldn't recommend the shrimp shumai, but I'd definitely come back to try another ramen flavor, and to see the cats again.
Thought about Domo for awhile and finally made it back. Its been about 10 years since last visit. 1st impression? Nothing has changed. Little brighter maybe? Got the garden seating by the bamboo forest? Menu and the water was served right away. However, took a long time to take order. Very long time. Drink came out quickly. Hot drink served in the small aluminum pitcher inside the wooden tray (masu) that usually holds excess sake. Very original! Food came out one dish at a time. Hot pot then, unagi tamago. It too awhile for the bento. By this time, we were full. Should only ordered two dishes. Next time! Our server who took the order never checked on us. Only to bring the drink and the bill. No wonder other Yelpers complained about bad service. Great value for the money. Very authentic dining experience, right here by Auraria campus. Limited parking by the front entrance or metered parking. Great food options. We paid on the way out. Will be back!
We went on a Friday lunch. Parking was a bit challenging, but everything is as I remembered it from several years ago. Friendly service, quality food, excellent ambiance. The garden is still there, with little shrines and statues. I love reading about the charity work that the owner does. It did get quite crowded by the time we left around 12:30pm, so we were glad that we got there somewhat early to beat the rush. A lot of people wanted to eat outside, but I thought it was too windy and sunny. We ordered chrysanthemum tea, tuna and salmon sashimi donburi, and so a dipping noodles with pork. The tea was a little sweet for our taste, but it was still good. The tuna and salmon sashimi was very quality and enjoyable, though we found the sauce to be a tad spicier than we prefer. And finally, the soba was absolutely delicious. That matcha buckwheat noodle had such a fresh texture. Dipping bowl was so tasty and comforting. I do wish that the pork was cooked more, but it was definitely cooked through and tasty. Overall a charming experience. I want to go back for more soba noodles!
This is my Japanese comfort restaurant. One of the hidden gems of Denver, Domo is a Japanese restaurant that has been around for a long time serving home-style tradional Japanese meals. You won't find fancy sushi here or fusion cooking here, but rather tasty home cooked style classic Japanese dishes. Dishes like Japanese curry, oyakodon, and other donburi and noodle dishes. Having been here multiple times, I cannot recommend this place enough for a homey style meal. No joke, each meal here makes you feel warm inside, like a good home cooked meal. It's comparable to many meals I've had traveling through out real Japan. The flavors are simple, but each dish is well prepared while emphasizing conform over fancy preparation. You just cannot go wrong with any dish here, though I'm partial to the donburi, the green tea soba, and the hot pot. And if the meal is not enough, there is a beautiful garden to enjoy. If you catch it at the right time, the cherry blossom in the spring is beautiful and transport you right to Japan. Overall, Domo is a place that I'm always down to visit. It's warm, comfy, and nostalgic, and I just know I'll miss it when it's gone.
Food was fine for the price it was. Service was slow even after the wait time (which is normal). The long wait is why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5. It simply, gets too frustrating having to ask for assistance or stop a server every time you want something. Ambiance is enjoyable though. Parking can be a bit hard to find as it does have a limited parking lot and it is in downtown Denver area.
I dine here purely for the ambiance and environment. I have never seen a restaurant decorated so thoughtfully and appreciate all the cultural art displayed here. The restaurant, garden, and museum have so much detail in every corner. Food is good, but definitely not the best Japenese food I have had. Service is hit or miss and can keep you waiting at times. Parking looks like it can be difficult at peak hours, but I have never had an issue. Owner donates money to meaningful causes, so I do feel good about supporting his business. All in all, this place is definitely worth checking out just for the sightseeing alone. The food is a bonus but not the highlight of the restaurant.
It's been 11 years since I've been here and it's really changed. There's a lot of stuff on the menu that's not really authentic Japanese. There were 5 of us and I tried a lot of stuff. It's all pretty good but not like I remembered it. I had the chicken katsu curry noodle soup... the katsu is THE BEST I've had in recent memory but the curry soup noodle soup it came with was meh. And the udon is flat, not round, so it's a totally different texture. The shrimp taco is AWFUL... I would avoid that like the plague. The grounds is different too... Feels a little ill maintained (especially the pond... overgrown and muddy/murky... almost feels like a health hazard) although the architectural style is unchanged and authentic. I'm not totally sure I'd recommend it.
An original experience in Denver! It was definitely a unique experience to dine in and explore the garden and dojo in the backyard which was gorgeous. Food wise, I enjoyed trying the Kiritanpo Nabe, it was an interesting mix of savory milk broth. However, no dish was notable to me but the experience was nice and it satisfied my appetite. Overall, 7/10.
We've been meaning to check out Do for so long. We finally decided to go on New Year's Eve. What an amazing decision! We were able to get a table for 5 pretty easily around 6pm. The interior is so nice and feels very cultural. We sat at this big tale with stools for seats. We almost sat outside as it was very gorgeous, but it was a bit too cold. We got some sashimi, gyoza, Chicken Katsu Curry, and various ramen and soups. The spicy sashimi was delicious. The other sashimi we ordered (the whiter one) was a bit too fishy and chewy. The chicken katsu curry was a stand out. So delicious! This place lived up to the expectations. I will say things were on the pricier side, but you definitely get your money's worth as the portions are pretty hefty. We had a great time here and definitely would come back! One thing to note, you can not split by items here. We had one person pay and just venmoed per each person.
It was my first time at Domo and I ordered the Kashiwa Tsukesoba with dipping soup and chicken, and went with the cha soba (matcha soba)--so delicious and fun to eat. The noodles are firm, and the dipping style adds an interactive, hands-on experience that makes the meal feel special (my friend preferred the soup style, though, so there's something for everyone). The vibes here are amazing. We sat outside, surrounded by lots of greenery and zen-like touches which felt like a mini escape to Japan. There's even a small museum to explore. The meal was filling, the flavors were spot-on, and I really appreciated the thoughtful presentation. Overall, Domo nails the full experience: great food, vibes, and a little taste of Japan without leaving town.
Domo is such a special Denver spot. The restaurant itself is beautiful and they have a wonderful garden and outdoor dining space really make the experience (bonus points for the cute cat we saw running around). It feels like you've stepped in somewhere completely outside Denver. The food is traditional Japanese country food and very much falls into the comfort food category. Nothing about it is trying to be fancy or overly elevated, and I honestly love that! It feels homey and approachable and is reasonably priced. I got the salmon and tuna sashimi donburi, which comes as a whole meal with pickled sides and soup. Everything was simple but satisfying! Service was pretty fast and the whole experience felt very relaxed. Domo is first come, first served, so you can put your name down and explore the space while you wait. I definitely want to come back and try some of their noodle dishes next. Also, take some time to read up on the history of Domo and the spaces surrounding it! The restaurant is connected to a much larger story involving Japanese culture, a dojo and a museum, which makes visiting feel like more than just going out to eat! read more
2 months ago
After discovering this place 10 years ago, I finally made it into Domo. It's kind of crazy that this place exists in the middle of Downtown Denver (or the outskirts). It looks small on the inside but once you go in, it's so big with an indoor dining space, a garden, and a museum. Definitely walk around when you're done with your meal. They took their time in building Domo. Every inch feels thoughtfully planned. The decor transports you to Japan. 10/10 on decor. The tables indoors are unique. The seats are uncomfortable. They're like tree stumps. No space to put your bag or back support. Service is friendly. Food comes out quickly. The dipping noodles were pretty good. We got the matcha soba and the soy milk. I think the soy milk could've used more umami flavoring but I enjoyed it. The karrage was kinda plain even with the sauce. This is a solid 3.5 but I'll round up because a portion of sales so go towards the charity that they do so it feels good to dine here. Follow their FB to see what they're up to and how they're helping community. read more
Ok followers pay attention when your trying to find this place it looks abandoned but it's not so you will roll right by it. Very Nice tranquil spot with the coy pond and the rear of the property seating. Met with a smile and sat quickly. Server came promptly and food came out hot and ready. Very presentable and delicious I must say Thanks for a great experience read more
Great place for unique views and decent food! The service was great, 10/10! The best thing we had was the pork that came with the dipping noodles. Everything else was good but not life changing. A good place to go to enjoy the experience and have good food! read more
2 months ago
We came here for a birthday celebration and were so surprised to know this exists in Denver, really awesome experience and atmosphere! You feel like you've been teleported to Japan- we struggled with no condiments that are not allowed on the table but understand there are rules to the restaurant. The food was okay, we didn't get too much so maybe there were better items that we didn't get to try. The service is alright, don't recommend going if you're in a hurry or want a place that will celebrate you for your birthday- they don't really dont do too much interaction but recommend for the experience read more
I met up with an old friend for dinner. After seeing pictures of their garden, we decided to go try them out. I didn't realize how hot is would be this weekend, my friend chose to sit in the patio. They have a small parking lot, otherwise park on the street. When you walk in, add your name to the list and they will call you when the table is ready. The waiting room looks like an old tavern from ancient times, dining room too. Patio is outside that shares the pond, Buddha statues, and bridge in the garden. There's even a museum room on the side that opens to the dojo room. We chose the appetizers since it was hot outside, they have specialty noodles and ramen that they make in house. No reservations required. read more
6 months ago
Domo was such a unique and memorable experience. We had dinner in the restaurant's beautiful garden sanctuary, which felt peaceful and charming--and seeing the cats roaming around made it even more special. The service was pretty good. We were seated right away and given plenty of time to take in the restaurant's history and look through the menu. Our food came out quickly, and the staff was always nearby if we needed anything. We started with the cucumber salad and shrimp shumai. The cucumber salad was refreshing, but the shrimp shumai had a strong fishy smell and taste that didn't seem very fresh--I couldn't eat more than one. For my entrée, I ordered the nabeyaki soup with ramen noodles and chicken, and it was excellent. The soy-based broth was rich and flavorful without being too salty, and the ramen noodles were cooked perfectly--tender with just the right amount of bite. Overall, Domo offers a really special atmosphere and a memorable dining experience. I wouldn't recommend the shrimp shumai, but I'd definitely come back to try another ramen flavor, and to see the cats again. read more
7 months ago
Thought about Domo for awhile and finally made it back. Its been about 10 years since last visit. 1st impression? Nothing has changed. Little brighter maybe? Got the garden seating by the bamboo forest? Menu and the water was served right away. However, took a long time to take order. Very long time. Drink came out quickly. Hot drink served in the small aluminum pitcher inside the wooden tray (masu) that usually holds excess sake. Very original! Food came out one dish at a time. Hot pot then, unagi tamago. It too awhile for the bento. By this time, we were full. Should only ordered two dishes. Next time! Our server who took the order never checked on us. Only to bring the drink and the bill. No wonder other Yelpers complained about bad service. Great value for the money. Very authentic dining experience, right here by Auraria campus. Limited parking by the front entrance or metered parking. Great food options. We paid on the way out. Will be back! read more
We went on a Friday lunch. Parking was a bit challenging, but everything is as I remembered it from several years ago. Friendly service, quality food, excellent ambiance. The garden is still there, with little shrines and statues. I love reading about the charity work that the owner does. It did get quite crowded by the time we left around 12:30pm, so we were glad that we got there somewhat early to beat the rush. A lot of people wanted to eat outside, but I thought it was too windy and sunny. We ordered chrysanthemum tea, tuna and salmon sashimi donburi, and so a dipping noodles with pork. The tea was a little sweet for our taste, but it was still good. The tuna and salmon sashimi was very quality and enjoyable, though we found the sauce to be a tad spicier than we prefer. And finally, the soba was absolutely delicious. That matcha buckwheat noodle had such a fresh texture. Dipping bowl was so tasty and comforting. I do wish that the pork was cooked more, but it was definitely cooked through and tasty. Overall a charming experience. I want to go back for more soba noodles! read more
This is my Japanese comfort restaurant. One of the hidden gems of Denver, Domo is a Japanese restaurant that has been around for a long time serving home-style tradional Japanese meals. You won't find fancy sushi here or fusion cooking here, but rather tasty home cooked style classic Japanese dishes. Dishes like Japanese curry, oyakodon, and other donburi and noodle dishes. Having been here multiple times, I cannot recommend this place enough for a homey style meal. No joke, each meal here makes you feel warm inside, like a good home cooked meal. It's comparable to many meals I've had traveling through out real Japan. The flavors are simple, but each dish is well prepared while emphasizing conform over fancy preparation. You just cannot go wrong with any dish here, though I'm partial to the donburi, the green tea soba, and the hot pot. And if the meal is not enough, there is a beautiful garden to enjoy. If you catch it at the right time, the cherry blossom in the spring is beautiful and transport you right to Japan. Overall, Domo is a place that I'm always down to visit. It's warm, comfy, and nostalgic, and I just know I'll miss it when it's gone. read more
Food was fine for the price it was. Service was slow even after the wait time (which is normal). The long wait is why I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5. It simply, gets too frustrating having to ask for assistance or stop a server every time you want something. Ambiance is enjoyable though. Parking can be a bit hard to find as it does have a limited parking lot and it is in downtown Denver area. read more
I dine here purely for the ambiance and environment. I have never seen a restaurant decorated so thoughtfully and appreciate all the cultural art displayed here. The restaurant, garden, and museum have so much detail in every corner. Food is good, but definitely not the best Japenese food I have had. Service is hit or miss and can keep you waiting at times. Parking looks like it can be difficult at peak hours, but I have never had an issue. Owner donates money to meaningful causes, so I do feel good about supporting his business. All in all, this place is definitely worth checking out just for the sightseeing alone. The food is a bonus but not the highlight of the restaurant. read more
10 months ago
It's been 11 years since I've been here and it's really changed. There's a lot of stuff on the menu that's not really authentic Japanese. There were 5 of us and I tried a lot of stuff. It's all pretty good but not like I remembered it. I had the chicken katsu curry noodle soup... the katsu is THE BEST I've had in recent memory but the curry soup noodle soup it came with was meh. And the udon is flat, not round, so it's a totally different texture. The shrimp taco is AWFUL... I would avoid that like the plague. The grounds is different too... Feels a little ill maintained (especially the pond... overgrown and muddy/murky... almost feels like a health hazard) although the architectural style is unchanged and authentic. I'm not totally sure I'd recommend it. read more
6 months ago
7 months ago
An original experience in Denver! It was definitely a unique experience to dine in and explore the garden and dojo in the backyard which was gorgeous. Food wise, I enjoyed trying the Kiritanpo Nabe, it was an interesting mix of savory milk broth. However, no dish was notable to me but the experience was nice and it satisfied my appetite. Overall, 7/10. read more
We've been meaning to check out Do for so long. We finally decided to go on New Year's Eve. What an amazing decision! We were able to get a table for 5 pretty easily around 6pm. The interior is so nice and feels very cultural. We sat at this big tale with stools for seats. We almost sat outside as it was very gorgeous, but it was a bit too cold. We got some sashimi, gyoza, Chicken Katsu Curry, and various ramen and soups. The spicy sashimi was delicious. The other sashimi we ordered (the whiter one) was a bit too fishy and chewy. The chicken katsu curry was a stand out. So delicious! This place lived up to the expectations. I will say things were on the pricier side, but you definitely get your money's worth as the portions are pretty hefty. We had a great time here and definitely would come back! One thing to note, you can not split by items here. We had one person pay and just venmoed per each person. read more
It was my first time at Domo and I ordered the Kashiwa Tsukesoba with dipping soup and chicken, and went with the cha soba (matcha soba)--so delicious and fun to eat. The noodles are firm, and the dipping style adds an interactive, hands-on experience that makes the meal feel special (my friend preferred the soup style, though, so there's something for everyone). The vibes here are amazing. We sat outside, surrounded by lots of greenery and zen-like touches which felt like a mini escape to Japan. There's even a small museum to explore. The meal was filling, the flavors were spot-on, and I really appreciated the thoughtful presentation. Overall, Domo nails the full experience: great food, vibes, and a little taste of Japan without leaving town. read more
Food is good for the price. All their sets are $16.50 + tax. Portions are good and flavor is good. Inside is vibey. Note that they do have an outdoor portion so there are bugs and flies around. Service is very slow. They are nice but are in no rush. Minimal parking available but plenty of paid street parking. read more
Possibly the best place in town. I didn't say best Japanese, I said best overall restaurant in Denver and the state of Colorado. If there is one place I tell visitors to check out when they are in town, it is Domo. This place is amazing. The atmosphere is an 11. The decor is fantastic. the patio is the best with the lush garden and fish ponds. There are shrines as well as a small museum with a suit of samurai armor. There is also a window into the aikido dojo. The dojo is absolutely beautiful. The food is fantastic. You will not find soy sauce on the menu, as the chef already got it right for you. This is not a sushi place, this is a traditional style Japanese food restaurant. The kicker? The food is extremely reasonably priced. My meal was $17 before taxes and tip, and it was amazing. I have come here for years, and I never get over how amazing of a place this is. I wrote my first review on Domo 7 years ago. I am back in 2025 to say again, this might be the best hidden gem restaurant in the state of Colorado. Amazing food at an amazing cost in an amazing atmosphere... you simply cannot beat it. read more
Went out to this Denver staple for a friends birthday. We were seated promptly & outdoors which is beautiful. However there was an unpleasant smell outside & we later learned that a cat had had a litter of kittens that were living in the gardens. That was the smell unfortunately . The menu offered many options however there were several disappointing moments: no tempura shrimp appetizer , no soy sauce any where, appetizers that never came, shumai shrimp appetizer that tasted like ketchup, eel sushi mishap. Overall the food was under seasoned & ok. It was a nice experience though. read more
I had this place saved on my list to visit . It's a very unique restaurant with very cool decor . I love the ambiance. The garden outside must be quite amazing in spring. Service was slow despite only few customers at the time. It was not busy when we arrived . I was hoping for an authentic Japanese cuisine since they advertise as Japanese food. Unfortunately, it is not. It's an Asian fusion , very underwhelming. Food was simply, meh. My daughter ordered soup that supposed to have Udon noodles and it didn't. It had completely different type of noodle and it ruined the experience. If she knew she would order ramen instead. The waiter came up with some excuse that they were Chinese udon noodles which wasn't accurate at all . Why Chinese noodles if we came to Japanese restaurant? Anyhow , there is no passion in food there. I think they thrive on ambiance alone because people want to visit just for the looks of this restaurant and hype of social media. Needless to say, we won't be back. read more
The decor at Domo is spot on! It was really nice to sit inside and then check out the garden after dinner. The service was good too just pretty slow despite an almost empty house. The food was pretty lack luster. I really wanted to like this place but it really isn't authentic Japanese. I'd call it more of an asian fusion place which confused me a little since they advertise as Japanese. Regardless of that the food was still underwhelming with flavors. Cool spot and I can see how it got hype over their restaurants vibe. But I return for the food. read more
5 months ago
Domo is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Denver. The home cooking and the decor of the place are a vibe. Staff go above and beyond. They are the sweetest and are okay with all my questions. Any dish at Domo is amazing. My go-tos are the sashimi bowls, katsu-don bowls, and ramen. read more
1 year ago
I enjoyed the food here and everything we tried was flavorful and generously portioned, making it perfect for sharing. The katsudon and the dipping ramen were the two dishes that stood out to me the most, and worth coming back for. That said, there were a couple of downsides. Parking is limited and can be inconvenient. The restaurant interior was quite dark, which made it a bit hard to fully enjoy the atmosphere. Also, they only had one high chair available, which felt pretty inconvenient for families with little ones. We had to wait for another table to finish before we could use it. The outdoor patio was beautiful and nicely decorated. There's also a small house in the back filled with traditional Japanese furniture and decor. It didn't seem like it was actively in use... possibly just there for ambiance. But it added a nice cultural touch to the overall experience. All in all, the food alone makes it worth a visit, especially if you enjoy hearty, comforting Japanese dishes. Just something to keep in mind if you're dining with little ones. read more
1 year ago
The atmosphere and ambiance of the place is amazing - we came in during a quiet after for an early dinner and the interior layout is gorgeous and serene. Service was fine, nothing notable there. The reason I can't rate this highly is because the food was very mediocre, mostly bland. I ordered the tsukemen dipping noodles, and both broth and side dishes were underseasoned. If you're looking for a peaceful place to spend some peaceful time, then you can relax here with some refreshments and take in the beautiful gardens. But if you're looking for delicious Japanese food, you may not find it here. read more
19 days ago
10 months ago
I've been going to Domo for the same dish for years. Steeped in tradition, Domo never disappoints. The noodle bowls come in a caldron-like bowl so that food stays hot, even when you're eating in the outside garden. Atmosphere: awe-inspiring Food: delicious Service: quick & polite Go. Just go. Treat yourself to a tea while you're at it! read more
When in Denver, you have to visit Domo! This was the most charming setting with a very traditional feel, and the patio is absolutely stunning. If it's nice weather, you definitely need to sit in the garden area because it's so peaceful and nice. We got the shrimp shumai for appetizers And we tried different variations of noodle soups for our entrées. We ordered the curry soup with udon, and the tonyu dipping Ramen. I ordered my Ramen with pork in it, which was thinly sliced and perfect. The chicken wasn't quite as good as the pork. The menu was quite extensive and a little overwhelming however, the photos helped clarify what you were ordering. The server was also super helpful in answering questions. The tea was good and I got the iced chrysanthemum tea. However, there was some more traditional drink offerings as well. Would definitely recommend. read more
My family used to take me to this spot when I was little and I was so sad to hear they closed down but when I heard they reopened I had to go back and this was a few months ago but I didn't get the chance to review! I love the Japanese interior and the tree trunk tables. I ordered the Kiritanpo nabe and it was really warming and I enjoyed the light broth! I love coming here and always have a great meal. read more
1 year ago
Beautiful Garden Dining I loved this place from the moment I walked in and was seated in the serene garden. The setting was incredibly relaxing, complete with a peaceful koi pond that added to the charm. The service and food were just as wonderful as the ambiance. The ramen was absolutely perfect--rich, comforting, and genuinely healing. The shumai was spot on, and the cucumber salad was fresh with just the right kick of spice. I'll definitely be back for more! read more
Such a unique place, with a Japanese country museum and beautiful garden and dojo attached. We had some of the best food we have ever eaten! I had the chicken katsudon and my husband tried a tiger prawn noodle dish. Everything was well balanced and delicious. Portions were generous, so I was able to have leftovers, though my husband couldn't help but eat all of his yummy dish. Servers were kind. Of note, there was no air conditioning and the inside was rather dimly lit. We went on a hot summer afternoon with temps in the 90s. Definitely had to use a handheld fan and did survive it, but will prefer to return in cooler weather and would love to sit in the garden area next time. read more
1 year ago
So slow. Slow slow slow god it's so slow. Very disappointed how they manage their methods and systems of this place. They are super impacted that getting drinks took long but getting food was even longer. Disappoint x4. Do not order the Thai tea. The ratios are super off. They also don't do anything customized. So if you're a picky eater there is absolutely no substitution or being able to take things off. read more
This place is a hidden gem in Denver with beautiful interior design!! It is a really cute spit for date night or even for a good group of friends. The food itself may be considered mildly seasoned to some, but I actually thought the flavor profile was quite authentic. The other downside is that they barely had AC in the summertime so it was quite hot inside the restaurant. read more
1 year ago
Most interesting dining experience I've had in Denver. The history, landscaping and vibe are what took me in awe. They don't serve alcohol and close around 7pm but I recommend making a detour. Their prices are quite reasonable and you will leave incredibly full. I love their variable side dishes. I recommend spending time here as the space has much more to offer than a restaurant. The service was also quite friendly. I am excited to go back because what makes this place special is the story. read more
I took my family here when they were in town visiting, and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their time here. The decor made this restaurant feel like it was a whole event since there was so much to look at, especially the outdoor space with the little water feature. Super peaceful. We were seated pretty quickly- food came out at a decent time and was definitely fresh. My brother was obsessed with the gyoza and wouldn't share, so take that as you will haha. Probably could have passed on the salmon sashimi appetizer, but everyone else enjoyed their entrees. Both curry dishes were the stars of the show- rich and comforting, with the katsu being crisp without being dry. The nabe and ramen were also good, but the broths weren't anything to write home about. I would absolutely come here again for their curry dishes and the ambiance- it was a whole experience! Also, everything was very reasonably priced and huge portions. We all got take out boxes which rarely happens! read more
Delicious, home cook feel. Very warm and satisfying. Immediately after I walked in, it felt fun and relaxed. There was so much to look at and enjoy. I felt at ease. Most of their dishes are customizable. They had lots of different noodle soups and rice dishes. I got a northern style soup with tomatoes, some kind of tofu, bok choy, and my favorite, crispy sticky rice. This was my first time having that dish. It was a calming and relaxing lunch. Very nurturing. read more
2 years ago
This is a must visit if you are not a rush and have patience. No reservations and no they do not pick up their phone. Things to note: 1) No reservations and they close early at like 7pm. Yes, 7pm but we finished our meal at like 7:30pm - so people still sit around and eat. 2) No indoor AC, so on these hot Colorado summer days ... even the outdoor garden is warm, plus these are a lot of flies outside 3) Nevertheless - try to sit outdoor because there is a full Japanese garden 4) The service is very very very slow and sometimes you are waiting just to order your meal 5) no alcohol 6) do not ask for soy sauce with your raw fish here bc they already pre-season it and it's a no no 7) I love this soy milk both thing where you dip your noodles 8) no there are no sushi roads, it's more of a Japanese comfort food place - think curries, ramen, teriyaki bowls (homemade sauces) Again - if you are not ok with very subpar service .. do not come here, otherwise pretty decent prices, a little garden in the middle of the hood (tbd sometimes a lot of homeless wander) but otherwise you are near Santa Fe. read more
We got here right as they opened and were very pleasantly surprised about this place. Everything from the entrance to the seating was very cute. The service is a tad bit slower than a normal restuarant, but the vibes were really nice and we weren't in a rush for anything so it worked out. They have lots of indoor and outdoor seating and the outside is amazing for a nice day! Very zen with lots of greenery. The food is decent. Some of the dishes were better than the others. The cucumber was slightly bland. The salmon poke was really good with LOTS of big slices of salmon. Very good deal for the price. The cha soba was good.... the noodles were a bit on the softer side for me, but the dashi was very good and flavorful. The katsu don was very big and very yummy. The rice is slightly softer and mushier than I prefer, but flavors were good. I would come back here because the ambiance is really nice. The food is good, some things on the lighter/blander side, but I didn't mind that. People were friendly and they have special japenese beers that I have not seen elsewhere. read more
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1365 Osage St
Denver, CO 80204
Lincoln Park, Southwest
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If I go there to eat dinner and want to be sat at 6:30 pm is this too late? I'm so confused by the 7:00 pm closing time.
I would say no, that isn't too late. I think they seat until 7 but it doesn't strike me as a place that would rush you out.
What time do they close on Fridays?
They are open 11am-7pm Tues-Sun, closed Mondays.
Are the back to serving their full menu?
I was there a few weeks ago and it was still a limited menu, no alcohol.
What are the actual new hours? Yelp lists 11-7 but the website looks to be 11-2 and then 5-10?
It is changing weekly. Check the website, then call them.
Is this place currently open? If so, what are their hours? Google Maps and their voicemail say they are Temporarily Closed. Yelp says they are open Fri-Sun. And the Facebook page their voicemail says to check hasn't been updated since 2017.
We tried to eat there on Saturday and it was closed.
Do they have vegan/vegetarian options?
No. Their only veggie option was edamame. They even said their steamed vegetables were steamed in fish sauce.
Is there a happy hour offered here? And if so, what are the days and times served? Thank you!
Doubt there's any happy hour. So far I've been there 4 times (as early as 5:30 pm) and didn't see any happy hour.
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