Everything was so fresh and the mango avocado smoothie was amazing. I totally recommend

Really good. Not gonna lie, I was watching No Reservations and Anthony Bourdain was sitting outside eating Laksa in Malaysia and I said "I have to have that dish." I googled it, and this appears to be the place in Denver to get it. I dropped in and the restaurant was clean and the staff were friendly speaking with the customers. I was immediately given a menu and asked what drink I wanted. I was able to order quickly and the food was out in minutes. This was my first time have Laksa and it was excellent. I was not expecting it, but it reminded me of a coconut curry recipe that I have been making for years. Not exact, but close, and exceptionally good. Note that the curry will stain your shirt. I was warned by the waiter, which was nice. I tried super hard, but is still got on my shirt. I washed it as soon as I got home and unfortunately, a shirt I had worn for the first time, now has Laksa stains on it. So, be careful. Definitely recommended. I think Laksa is something I will find myself craving in the future and I know where I will be going to get it. read more

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Jaya is one of those places I keep coming back to because there's nothing else like it in Denver! The owner is so passionate about their food, and the menu has an authentic and approachable variety of Malaysian, Singaporean, and Indonesian cooking. The Rendang beef is my fiancés favorite! It's a coconut beef curry/stew that's slow cooked with a rich brown gravy. You can choose your heat level from 0 spice up- I recommend a little spice. The Hainanese chicken is my favorite - it's poached boneless chicken that's super juicy and comes with ginger scallion sauce and creamy coconut rice! We also usually order the roti, char kway teow noodles (they're thick rice noodles with shrimp) or the chili ayam malacca which are thick peanut chicken noodles. If you like chow fun you'll love these! Can't say enough good things about this spot! read more

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Such a long time between visits. I need to visit more. Brought two friends so they could enjoy dishes from my childhood. We started with roti canai. The delicate layers dipped in the curry sauce was delicious. Even for my friend who had eaten roti before the dish was delicious and well made. Then came the steamed sea bass and Kangkung Sambal belacan with fragrant rice. The fish was tender and steamed in a fragrant ginger soy sauce, onions and chopped Thai chili. Enough heat without being too spicy to enjoy. The Kangkung Sambal belacan brought back memories. Fresh and crisp. Not overcooked. The char koay teow was also enjoyed by my friends. Those yummy flat noodles with shrimp - yes please. As a surprise Kent brought out mango sticky rice. We were all happy to indulge even though we had eaten our fill. One of my friends even asked what type of rice they used because she loved it. Service is excellent and even though they were busy, Kent always checked on us. This laid back restaurant is a must try if you haven't been here before. They have so many delicious dishes. And they are such a lovely family, kind and generous. Support them! read more

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It's one of our favorite restaurants in Colorado. I've been coming since I was born and have never been disappointed. The food is fantastic with classic Asian dishes and the people are so nice. The restaurant is cozy and aesthetically pleasing. read more

Beggars can't be choosers. We were craving laksa and wanted Singaporean food. We came and did not order it since we saw there was tomato in the ingredient list for laksa which we don't think belonged there. Anyway, rendang was bomb, nasi lemak was amazing, kangkung was good and the kway teow with brown sauce was good but needs more char prior to the sauce being added. Shrimp in the noodle was big and service was amazing! We were served by this Vietnamese youth that was super nice and accommodating. Best part in our entire order was the sambal. It's close to perfect sambal belacan that I'd look for over and over again. read more

Absolutely the most delicious and comforting fresh food. The best service with an incredibly helpful and warm young gentleman who has an incredible memory. We have heartwarming interactions with him every time we come in. A family owned and run restaurant that cares so much about you, your enjoyment, and the quality of their food. You can tell they take incredible pride in connecting you to their delicious culture authentically. The beef rendang, char kwae taow, hainanese chicken, whole fish in sweet chili sauce, and more. All exceptionally prepared! read more

I ordered two items ($15.95 and $8.95). Before charging me, the man asked if I needed a receipt. I said no, and then he charged me $32.92. I waited there for my takeout, but the total kept bothering me, so I looked at their menu. When I asked why it was so expensive, he told me that a bowl of white rice costs $5.25. The thing is, I've been ordering this exact meal through DoorDash or Uber Eats almost every month, and the white rice has always come with the meal without any additional charge. I told him I didn't want the rice, and only then did he refund the $5.25. I'm honestly really frustrated. I'm a regular customer and have been ordering from here for a long time, so this experience was pretty disappointing. After I got home, I looked at the reviews on Google and Yelp and noticed that other customers have mentioned similar billing issues. That made the whole situation even more concerning. read more

We were warmly greeted by Ken upon arrival. He told us it is his family's restaurant, and a little of their story. If you want to know, come ask him yourself! I read they have roti canai, so that's what brought us there. It is served as an appetizer at Jaya. I liked it, even if the roti wasn't quite how I've had it before. They don't quite the authentic Malaysian technique down. I've had it as a main dish with chicken other places. Still, the roti was crispy on the outside and chewy on the inside, which was good. The canai sauce was flavorful as well. Ken suggested beef rendang (Indonesian/Malaysian) and char kway teong, a noodle dish from Singapore. Both were very good. The beef rendang was a bit too salty, however. We had a good experience here and the prices are very reasonable. There is a lot of selection. Most dishes are southeast Asian. read more

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Large portion, reasonable priced lunch. Super attentive staff. Would like to go back for dinner to try some of their specialties! read more

Jaya Asian Grill - Lunch special - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

OMG! Some of the best food and service I have had in Denver. So kind and attentive without hovering. The food came out fresh, hot, and quickly. Seasoning was perfect. Not overly salted and they will adjust to your spice preference. The portions are great! The vibe here is relaxed, open, and clean. Everything was delicious! read more

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This place is such a hidden gem! Family-owned and operated, and you can really taste the love and passion in every dish. Everything is packed with incredible flavor, the Hainanese chicken is so good! Service was excellent! It's a cozy, hole-in-the-wall spot that gives you an authentic, home-cooked feel. Parking is super easy, and there's even a boba shop right next door for dessert, the perfect combo! I can't wait to come back and try more from the menu. read more

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Dined here again with a colleague and thought the food was pretty solid. The waiters passion for food shined through. This place has been established for a while for good reason too. Would go back! The menu has delicacies from all over Asia. While they don't have a lot of dessert options there are plenty of options near by. Kind of funny how they always have a tv running in the background. read more

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What a fantastic Saturday lunch with an amazing group! Fifteen of us gathered at Jaya Asian Grill to enjoy a little culinary tour of Southeast Asia, and it did not disappoint! I put together a menu featuring flavors from Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, and Singapore, and every dish was served right on the dot--something everyone definitely appreciated. Our feast included: Roti Jaya Nasi Goreng Penang Curry Singapore Noodles Char Kway Teow Chap Chye Hainanese Chicken But the undeniable star of the table was the Special Fried Fish with Sweet Chili Sauce--crispy, flavorful, and gone in no time! read more

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i'm mostly pleasantly surprised denver even has a malaysian restaurant! i was just in malaysia, so perhaps the comparison isnt fair. but i felt like they made a few of substitutions that didnt really hold up the integrity of the dishes. let me go down each item one by one. roti canai-- great. serviceable, seems about right. i think its usually fairly easy to get this one down, but regardless, i had no complaints. satay-- something was up with the condiment. it tasted fine, but it's not the typical satay peanut sauce. it was closer to a peanut butter. and it didnt come with the chopped cucumber and onion bits which often accompany satay. char kuay teow-- i only had a bit of this, but this just felt like a cantonese beef stir fried noodle but with egg. it was still good, just not really char kuay teow. nasi lemak-- this is the main thing from what i ordered. i dont know where to start with this one, but considering this is the national dish of malaysia, it feels strange to get this one so wrong. the sambal was wrong, it should be a darker red and have more onion. the chicken was far too crisp, not really the right kind of preparation for nasi lemak. then the... vegetable stuff? i dont know the name of this, but from what i know, it doesnt belong in nasi lemak. also, it was 50% jalapeño by volume. normally, this would just be straight up cucumber. i feel like this substitution not only makes the dish further away from nasi lemak, it makes it harder to prepare. i cant be too harsh though, coming from a malaysian family in america i know how hard it can be to get the right ingredients for stuff. again, im honestly impressed this place even exists, in denver especially. im grateful it does. the service was amazing, too. our server was very friendly, checked in on us just the right number of times, and was very enthusiastic about our choice of order. the decor is also quite lovely. i'm hoping their regular customer base is less nitpicky than i am about malaysian food. read more

Jaya Asian Grill - 6.Char Kway Teow 13.Nasi Lemak - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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One of the best ASian restaurant hiding in plain sight is Jaya Asian Grill on Colorado Blvd. Lest people are not familiar, Jaya Asian Grill serves Southeast Asian cuisine. Namely, Malaysian, Indonesian, Singaporean and Thai food and a few Chinese dishes for the timid. If you've never tried SE Asian cuisine, give JAG a try. Flavors are bolder and more balanced IMO because SE Asian cuisine uses fresh herbs and spices, delicious! Some of the must-try's are Singapore Laksa, Beef Rendang. and Char Kway Teow. This place is family-owned, mom and dad are the chefs and the kids take care of the guests. I can assure you, this place does not serve bland food! read more

Best Asian food in Denver. They have everything you need for what you're craving and hospitality is unmatched. read more

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My go to restaurant for Malaysian Singaporean dishes. Always get my beef rendang, char Kwee tiau, and kangkung belachan. Friendly service from the staff. read more

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Extremely salty food and an extremely poor attitude from the staff. When we gave some negative feedback about the food, the guy even asked where we were from--whether we were "from here" or not. When we said we were not, he simply said, "OK." I also noticed what appeared to be different treatment of white and non-white customers by the owner, which made the experience even more uncomfortable. When we arrived, all of the available tables were still occupied by dishes and leftovers from previous customers, and it took a while before the tables were cleared. Also, be very careful when checking the bill. The restaurant did not provide a printed receipt even when we specifically asked for one. We took a photo of the "receipt" displayed on the POS, and several items appeared to be $0.50-$2 more expensive than the prices listed on the menu. I would strongly recommend checking the bill against the menu prices before paying. To make matters worse, there were flies flying around our table throughout the meal. Overall, a very disappointing experience. The food was far too salty, the service was unpleasant, and the experience left us with serious concerns about the way customers were treated and charged. read more

The service was amazing, the server came and talked to us and made it feel like we belong. The Nasi Lemak was very flavorful and the dish was perfectly balanced. read more

Finally got a chance to visit this well known location, and leave very very happy customer. It was lunch time but I decided to ordered authentic dishes that I missed. So voila; Gado gado (steamed veggies, tofu with peanut sauce and rice crackers) also chicken satay and sauce sambal (spicy ). It's a must try and if you are in Denver; they have wide variety of menu that will not disappoint you. Service was friendly, fast and super efficient. Very layback while also strategic location. Sooo let's go have some Indonesian, Thai, Chinese and Vietnamese food now!! read more

Jaya Asian Grill - 1. Satay Chicken - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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The restaurant falsely accused customer of not paying for the food and posted the accusation on social media, even though they had a complete record of successful payment transaction It happen on my friend Ridiculous !!! Never ever coming back!!! read more

Service here is always great, and the food is incredible. Is, and will continue to be, a regular spot for us. read more

Jaya Asian Grill - 6. Spicy Edamame 1. Penang Curry - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

The business at 1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222 JAYA ASIAN GRILL was keeping to go containers in there restroom on November 22, 2025 at 450 pm. Here are the photos from the day of event. When i told the owners they said they health department allows them.to do that. Complete violation of health and safety!!! No, single-use or reusable food containers should not be kept in the bathroom due to significant health and sanitation risks. Here are the key reasons why this practice is strongly discouraged, and often a health code violation in a commercial setting: Risk of Contamination: Bathrooms are areas with high concentrations of germs and bacteria. Storing items intended for food contact in this environment poses a high risk of contamination. Health Code Violations: The FDA Food Code explicitly states that "single-service items shall not be stored in toilet rooms". Health departments take such non-compliance seriously and will issue violations if discovered during an inspection. Unsanitary Environment: Regardless of how clean a bathroom appears, the nature of its use makes it an unsanitary place for anything that will come into contact with food. Aerosolized Bacteria: Flushing a toilet can create aerosolized particles that can travel and land on surfaces and stored items, introducing bacteria that can lead to foodborne illness. Proper Storage Practices: Food containers should be stored in a clean, dry, and designated area, such as a kitchen cabinet or pantry, away from potential sources of contamination. For information on safe food handling and storage practices, you can refer to resources from health authorities like the FDA or your local health department's guidelines read more

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Hidden gem! Really good fried eggplant, chicken satay and canai roti- their Singapore curry noodles were also bomb. We also got some egg rolls and hiyanese chicken and that was pretty good too. Service was excellent and our server was the sweetest and so prompt. I highly recommend this place for a meal. I wish I lived close by and I would do take outs from this place all the time. read more

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Delicious Indonesian food. I had the nasi lemak, kangkung belacan, tahu malacca, nasi goreng ikan asin, and durian shake. It was all so delicious. Our sever was helpful and friendly. I just wish I had more time in Denver to eat more of their dishes. read more

Jaya Asian Grill - 5. Tahu Malacca Delicious and the right amount of spice. - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

I've been here a few times now. This time around we got to try more things and overall I was happy with the quality of the food. As a Malaysian I'm always looking for a decent Malaysian place. Of all the things I got here were the standout dishes: Beef Rendang (this was recommended as well when we asked). It's tender and cooked well and the flavors are there. The spice level is good and I appreciated the level of attention to make sure it's authentic in flavor and spice as well. Some places try to bring the spice level down to make it more palatable but this one felt right. Kangkung. This is a very common vegetable in Malaysia it's also called water spinach. Char Kuey Teow. I love this dish in general and it's really hard to get it right but this felt like a decent attempt. For me, decent is good enough and is what it's supposed to be. Given the lack of options for Malaysian food around me, I cannot afford to be picky so this hits the spot! Basil fried rice. A Thai dish but nonetheless very good. It had good flavor. The crispy vegetable egg rolls were pretty standard. We got some Vietnamese spring rolls too which were fine. The roti canai is alright. I've had better ones, the curry that comes with it is quite mild. The chicken satay is also just okay. I think the marinade is not bad but could be more robust in flavor. The peanut sauce tastes fine but I found the texture too gummy and paste like. The most disappointing dish to me was actually the Nasi Lemak. The rice didn't have too much coconut flavor and it was also a bit sticky so I didn't enjoy the consistency. The fried chicken that came with it is a nice addition but it also lacks in flavor. I was expecting Malaysian sambal but they used Sambal Terasi which is more Indonesian. Just a personal preference but I wanted authentic and for me without that Sambal, it's not really nasi lemak. Overall I enjoyed it despite some dishes that missed the mark. Will be back again to try more things!! The service is also good and servers are friendly. read more

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Service was good & friendly. I tried the chicken rice and it was ok. Somehow it wasn't too impressive to me. Parking was easy. read more

Jaya Asian Grill - Hainanese Chicken Rice Dish - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

V pleasant surprise visiting Denver for the first time and finding this place. Mixed feelings about this place. Food was ok to not that great but desserts were definitely worth the calories! read more

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This is one of our absolute favorite restaurants. Delivery is fine; dining in is awesome and the fresh food always tastes best. We always get the steamed fish in the spicy sauce, and despite orange chicken and lo mein being boring dishes that are never worth it at other restaurants, they are amazing here (so worth it). This week we asked the gentlemen who runs the whole thing (it's a small family business) what to order with the fish and he recommended the chinese broccoli with chilis and salted fish. AMAZING. Honestly every time we ask for a recommendation, we find another dish to fall in love with. I highly, highly, highly recommend Jaya! read more

When we walked into the business we were hit with a really strong odor that lasted the whole time. Unsure where it originated from. Service was lackluster. We had to chase servers down for utensils, etc. Food portions were smaller than expected but delicious. Might choose to do takeout or order for delivery next time. read more

We came here with some foodie friends who have been before. It's located in a shopping center on Colorado Blvd near I-25 with plenty of parking and a decent sized restaurant. We ordered edamame and hot tea to start. Not sure if they serve alcohol but I'm pretty sure that it does not. We can rested dishes to share and that turned out well. The pad Thai with chicken was delicious. The spicy chicken dish was really good and served on a bed of lettuce. The house beef dish had a a amazing sauce but the beef was tired. Overall very good and we would absolutely come back. Our server was so passionate about the food and very helpful in understanding how it's made and what goes into each dish when asked. The restaurant is lovely and the ambience seems comfortable but not cozy. Multiple two and four tops and easily configurable based in group size. They said they will be open on the holidays this year and fear very hectic days with dine in and take out orders. read more

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We all know that it is a challenge to find good Asian food in Denver but this place does it RIGHT!!! My friends and I have been looking all over Denver for decent Asian food and after we found this place it's been a regular outing for us. There hasn't been anything on the menu that we haven't tried that hasn't been amazing. The Char Kway Teow is obviously on the top of the list, but the other items are also very good. I would like to add that the fried eggplant is a MUST for appetizers shared appetizer. The flavor profile on that dish is CRAZY. Not to mention, friendly staff and plenty of parking! Also a plus is that this place is right next to Ding Tea so you can satisfy your boba craving after lunch/dinner! read more

Jaya Asian Grill - 6. Char Kway Teow (Chicken) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

This restaurant may have to be our secret go to! Living about 5 min away, I pass Jaya every day and after a year and a half, my boyfriend and I finally went. Penang curry is my favorite dish, and it did not disappoint here! It was unique with a lot of veggies and overall delicious. We also had the Mongolian beef that was tasty and tangy. The wings were also delicious with the perfect crisp and sauce to it. In addition to the great food, our server was so kind and honest. He made sure to stop to talk to us and be personable. Overall, it's a hidden gem that we enjoyed and plan to go back to soon! read more

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Upgrading to 5 stars for Jaya. Been here a couple more times now the food is consistent. Saturday night was a packed house with long wait. They revamped the menu and added more options. Wish they focus on a few items and make it the best Hainan chicken rice in Denver. read more

This place is solid for all the right reasons! I love their extensive menu of Asian cuisine from Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. The owner is super nice and remembers our entree choices every time we visit. We have tried most of the items on the menu and really doesn't matter what you prefer, it's tasty and authentic. I really enjoy their Pad Thai, Penang Curry, Satay Chicken and the rest of the menu. The ambience is nice, nothing special but clean and the right temperature in the winter or summer. There's a couple of TVs with random stuff, definitely not a place to catch a game at. This is a must visit! read more

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Scam alert. I had an uncomfortable experience at this place last night that I think other customers should be aware of. When I paid my bill using the POS machine, it did not show the total amount before tip, so I wasn't able to see the final bill amount. I selected a 20% tip without knowing the total. Later, when I checked my credit card charge, the total was noticeably higher than expected. I asked the server for a receipt and was told he might not be able to pull it up since I had already paid. After I pointed out that the charge seemed too high, the server immediately--without checking the bill--said that he might have charged me for three beers instead of the one beer I ordered, and then refunded me for two beers. Another concern is the beer pricing. The single beer I ordered appeared to be charged at $10, which was not listed on the menu. I'm not even sure if that is the correct price, but regardless, $10 for a single beer felt excessive, especially without clear pricing disclosed upfront. I strongly recommend that customers double-check totals and request a full receipt before completing payment. read more

The menu offers Indonesian rendang. If you have not had this, I cannot recommend enough. Having traveled the world, that is my favorite dish, and this place made it better than any I have had in the US. I cannot wait to come back!!!! read more

Jaya Asian Grill - Rendang and Nasi Goreng - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

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My friends and I had such a good experience here. There was no wait on a Friday night and service was extremely prompt and friendly. One of the owners waited on our table and was so knowledgeable and clearly passionate about Malaysian and Singaporean food. I had the lo mein and it was like no other lo mein I've ever had. It was clearly made to order and full of vegetables as well as an amazing, ever so slightly spicy sauce (they can do spice on a scale from 1 to 10). We were absolutely blown away by Jaya. read more

Jaya Asian Grill - Lo mein with tofu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Denver, Colorado

Tried 4 or 5 items and liked them all. Varying degrees of spice and heat. Helpful service.