Such a good ramen spot! The broth was rich and flavorful, the noodles were cooked perfectly, and…read moreeverything tasted super fresh. Really cozy atmosphere and great service too. Exactly what you want when you're craving a warm bowl of ramen. Would definitely come back!

The food was amazing, I really liked the miso bowls. So yummy!! And wow, the mochi ice cream was…read morethe best ever!! You order the food at the counter; the service is good. They were attentive. The resturant feels relaxing and inviting. I would go back to this resturant. Thank you

My partner & I stopped by Osake for dinner while visited Salida. Great attentive service from our…read morewaitress, fresh, tasty & well present sushi roll. I recommended their sushi roll :) They also have Thai foods on their menu. Atmosphere is contemporary Asian fusion with clean bathroom & many art decor for sales. We will go back to eat at Osake if we visited Salida again.

Party of 4 Friday evening- we had the Tom Yum soup, Poke tower,Crab Rangoon, 2 Jimi Hendrix Rolls,…read more1 Guns & Roses roll & a drunken noodle. All of us left very happy & satisfied w/ the delicious food & attentive service. Thanks Osake!

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.

The food is so delicious, the service is always impeccable and the desserts are a must have!! We…read morelove this place!!

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.

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

Everything is good here…read more Service, Food, ambience, even the pricing is pretty reasonable considering quality of food and beverages. They have a nice wine list, and they make lots of specialty drinks at the bar. They have nice steaks, and I'll have to tell you the ribeye is more than big enough for two adults! We split the ribeye, and my fiancé and I had to take home a to-go Box! Dark chocolate awaits at the end of the meal, flourless chocolate tort to die for! I'm a huge fan.

Hostess, (name escapes me) gladly accommodated three adults and three dogs on the back patio…read more Server, Zoey, was attentive and charming. Bartender, made a refreshing watermelon cocktail. And even provided water for our dogs. Appetizers of scallops, brussel sprouts, wedge salad were all fabulous. Entrees of prime rib, salmon, and blue burger were perfectly cooked and delicious.

Absolute vibe in here in Aspen. Make sure to get the mothhhafucka shot. Always a staple and be…read moreready to party.

Enjoyed a nicely prepared meal of fried rice, seaweed salad, and fried spring rolls. If this had…read morebeen a regular Japanese restaurant anywhere but Aspen I would have rated 5 stars. Nothing specifically lacking as a restaurant but nothing really outstanding either. So when charged $15 for a small bowl of seaweed, $10 for a 3" long fried vegetable spring roll, and $48 for a small bowl rice with a sprinkle of steak (maybe 1-2 ounce) the enjoyment of the dining experience suffers greatly under the feeling of way overpaying. Based on other locations this meal might have been fairly priced at 50% less But it was Aspen and apparently the extreme pricing doesn't stop folks from attending. But value for quality should always be a strong guiding factor regardless of location.

Osae is amazing! great food all time!. Staffs are so…read moreattentive and friendly! Takoyaki must try!

The vibe is amazing, I loved how chill everything is. The service was great, they waited just long…read moreenough for us to decide without rotting. The food looks awesome, and overall I rate this 5 stars!!!!!

After a monsoon came through with hail and cooler temps last week, I was craving some ramen. We…read morewere staying at Glenwood Springs Hotsprings and walked over the bridge to find Kedai. We had read some reviews that the ramen was a small portion, so I was surprised to see the good sized portion that they served us! My son got the Katsu Chicken with the avocado salad. He loved both. The husband ordered the bento box which was perfect because he couldn't decide what to get, so it was a little bit of everything. The food was great! The service was a little rushed because they were busy, but our server was personable and friendly. There was a birthday at another table, and it was fun to have the entire restaurant join in on singing. They also had a fun animal headband for the birthday girl. It was a little pricey and cost us about $120 for 4 people (not including tax) but it was good, and I'd recommend it to anyone visiting the area.

Unfortunately, our experience at Kedai Pho was disappointing, and the reason has nothing to do with…read morethe food; however, the pho was meh. Between the two I'm a no to ever returning. We were seated for lunch when a teenager at the table behind us began making videos of herself with loud music playing repeatedly. The behavior was disruptive enough that it made it difficult for us to enjoy our meal. What made the situation more frustrating was that her parents did nothing to address it. I asked to be moved to another table and explained the situation to the waitstaff. They acknowledged my concern, but neither of the two men working made any effort to speak with the table or address the disruptive behavior. In my opinion, this is ultimately the restaurant's responsibility. Customers should not have to tolerate loud, disruptive behavior simply because other parents choose not to manage it. When you're spending approximately $70 on lunch, it's reasonable to expect a comfortable dining environment. I understand that restaurants can't control every customer's behavior, but they can control how they respond when a customer is clearly disrupting the experience of everyone around them. Unfortunately, the lack of response from the staff is the reason I will not be returning. The food may have been fine, but good customer service includes making sure all guests can enjoy their meal without being subjected to someone else's disruptive behavior.

Mugi Ramen & Poke has the best poke bowl I've had in Colorado Springs. I've definitely had better…read morepoke elsewhere, but as far as the Springs goes, this is my favorite. The sauces are probably one of the biggest things for me. Mugi seems to get the amount right every time. Before trying Mugi, I used to go to Pikes Poke pretty often, but I had a lot of inconsistent experiences there. Sometimes they would give me barely any sauce, and other times there would be so much that it took over the whole bowl. There were also times when the fish tasted really fishy and just didn't seem as fresh, which was a big reason I started looking for another poke spot. It's a little bit of a drive for me, but I think it's worth it. After going twice and having a good experience both times, I'd definitely choose Mugi over the closer options from now on. If you're in Colorado Springs and like poke, I'd definitely give this place a try.

I got a build your own medium poke bowl with salmon, tuna, wasabi shoyu, seaweed salad, cucumber,…read morecarrots, pineapple, & fried onion. Mine was tasty, though I wish the sauce had more wasabi flavor. Boo got the spicy miso ramen, and he said "The spice level is perfect!" We shared gyoza, which was also good. Service was prompt and polite :) No complaints!

My husband and I stopped in for lunch. My husband had the build your own bowl and I did the lunch…read morespecial overall it was decent, but it was missing taste. I had the miso broth as my base and it just needed some seasoning or something the pork belly was on point and since my lunch special came with a choice of sushi I got four pieces and it was probably the stickiest rice I've ever had in a long time which is a good thing. The pieces of the roll did not fall apart. The location can be a little tricky to find as it's kind of hidden in the back of a smaller strip mall with other restaurants, smaller dining area so I can see on busy nights that being challenging when dining in.

We ordered the cheese tan tan and the kimchi spicy miso. We got the udon for our 4 and 6 year old…read more On the positive side it was pretty good. I would rate it. Maybe four /four and a half. The cheese tan tan was good, probably just a bit too much on the cheese so I would stick with more of a classical ramen if I were to go back. The one thing that caught my eye that I wasn't a fan of was the pricing. I looked at a standard tonkatsu which is kind of my baseline when I'm looking at different ramens. If I wanted to add in all the vegetables that are normally standard and an egg it would go from the $17 base to almost $26 or $9 more when compared to a very comparable competitor nearby that has it priced at $17.50 for a tonkatsu with all the same base, vegetables, egg, etc. That was the reason for the option on our side to stick with the pre-selected specialties so we didn't have to jump through hoops pricing wise. Which takes me to service normally. I like to get three adult meals and split one of the adult size portion between my 4 and 6-year-old. Some places are very accommodating and will go out of their way to split it in the back kitchen so we aren't making a mess at the table. Others are kind of like, Yeah, we'll give you an extra bowl and you do you... Normally I'm not picky and I wouldn't care one way or the other, but since I was already irked by the pricing when I asked if they could do that for me in the kitchen they said " that wouldn't be very easy for the chef so I'll just bring you the bowls".. I'm glad we're doing what's easy for the chef and not for me the customer.