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3.2 (59 reviews)
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Mixed green salad
Bee W.

Came for a birthday celebration. Server made a mistake on my meal and brought a spicy tuna poke bowl instead of a spicy tuna roll. So I had that and the Alaska roll while she had a shrimp tempura roll and a California roll. I do like the spicy tuna poke bowl but it was a little bit much. Everything was delicious. Glad we came.

Cathy T.

Quick little spot for a beer or cocktail during a wait time for a flight or a longer layover. Appetizers were delicious and servers are attentive. Multiple seating options! Limited beer options but plenty of yummy cocktails. It's definitely a cute spot for a wait time during a flight. Highly recommend!

Derek S.

Came by for some sushi the other day and it was a mediocre experience. Mizu is located by the B gates at DEN. Grabbed a spicy tuna roll and it was mediocre. The roll was probably made hours prior and didn't taste super fresh. The highlight was that checkout was easy as there was a self-checkout kiosk that took credit cards, provided a receipt and also had paper bags and utensils to grab next to the checkout. There seemed to be many tables along with a sushi bar for those with more time to dine in!

Katsu curry plate
Judy M.

Surprisingly good food , husband ordered katsu curry dish and I got the karaage chicken plate with a side of sushi roll. All the items came out at a reasonable time, freshly made. The only problem was, the Cole slaw served with the curry dish had a very strange taste. Wasn't even close to what Cole slaw should taste like, almost like they substituted the mayo with heavy cream. Also I ordered a side of rice and it came in a large bowl and it was unreasonably priced and way too much rice.

Edamame
Michelle E.

January 2026, my experience: just know before you go that you will have to wait- if you're in a hurry to catch a flight, don't eat here unless you grab a pre-made roll to go. I ordered quite a bit for myself because this was my lunch/dinner for the day: To drink, I had a 6oz. glass of Pinot noir. For an appetizer, I had the edamame. For my main dish, I had the New Style Salmon Sashimi and a cucumber avocado roll. For me, this wasn't too much food because the salmon was served without rice and in a light sauce, which is why I also ordered the veggie roll for a little more substance. Overall, as far as airport sushi goes, this was pretty decent and I would come here again. The salmon was a little fishy, which was disappointing. I love salmon, I eat it quite often, and I usually don't find it fishy if it's quality salmon. The service took long. The sign outside the restaurant says "seat yourself", so I sat down at a table for two and no one greeted me for more than 10 minutes. I was confused if I was supposed to order at the bar or wait for a server because I didn't see any servers around. Needless to say, someone eventually came around. I waited about 20 minutes+ for my food after I placed my order. Since I had the time, I didn't mind. I also was able to charge my phone at the table, which was awesome!

Alaskan roll
Winter B.

Not bad for airport sushi, the Alaskan roll was actually really good. 14$. Expensive but about the same as anywhere else in the airport. Grab and go area if you're in a rush. Counter seating if you want to dine in. They also have ramen and other things.

Japanese Old Fashion
Michael C.

Airport sushi??? Usually not my go to but there were limited options on the B Concourse. Service was slow to start but friendly. Food was fine but like most airport food it was overpriced. The $20 Japanese Old fashioned has Suntory Toki whisky and green tea demura. The balance was off. It was too sweet and I didn't get a sense of the whiskey. It also tasted watery. Probably because they used chunk ice cubes. Bartenders everywhere: stop using this ice in OFs. I also had the spicy tuna poke. My main complaint here is that this was 75% rice. There was very little tuna and I could have used more supplemental ingredients, perhaps avocado.

Chris S.

Low expectations are normal for an airport sushi restaurant and this barely meets them. The California roll itself was good, but service was disappointing. Soy sauce was not provided with my California roll. I was unable to get the server's attention and ended up getting it myself from another table. Ambiance was pretty much like any other airport restaurant or bar. The sushi is made in a back room, so there are tables and a bar but not actually a sushi bar. Well, you are a captive audience in an airport but I think there are some better options at DEN.

Alyssa A.

Wanted some dinner before our flight out, and for an airport restaurant, was decently impressed with their food. Grabbed a seat at the bar and shared their $30 combo meal - ramen, gyoza, and a soda. Not too bad of a price for an airport. The gyoza was crispy, and the ramen flavorful (though the pork belly was a bit overcooked). The Thank U Next was okay. Looking at the ingredients, it looked like it would taste delicious. But it was surprisingly bland, like the flavors cancelled each other out. A bit disappointing for $19. It was super busy while we were there, but the service was so incredibly efficient. Got my food and check in a reasonable time, and I was never worried about not making it to my flight. They even tell you the approximate cook time before taking your order. Overall, if this was a restaurant outside of the airport, I'd probably give it a 3. But seeing as airport food can be such poor quality, I was pleasantly surprised by my meal. So taking into account location, good was good and prices were reasonable. A decent stop for food while waiting for your flight in Denver.

Spicy salmon and spicy tuna from grab n go section.
Brian W.

It's airport sushi. Actually quite a well-lit and contemporary space, large enough, and a decent grab and go section. Wanted to order off the menu but saw they actually had only one chef working and quite a few customers for just one chef, so stuck to grab and go... Which was, well, edible? If I pass through again I'll try a poke bowl or ramen, but I don't feel in any particular hurry to do so.

Chicken Karaage
Cindy O.

Typical airport food, very mediocre! I can't believe we walked from Concourse A to B (about 20 minutes there and 20 minutes back) for this food! I was feeling like Japanese and dragged my family. It is at the very far end of B. I didn't realize it was thar far and would take that long (5 minutes train plus 15 minute walk). Service - slow to seat us but after that fast to take our order and serve it. We ordered a Spicy Tuna Roll (just okay), Chicken Karaage (just okay), Miso Soup (not good), and Tuna Poke (just okay). Only thing that was good, Sapporo on tap and cold! Note, their regular menu that I viewed online (Chicken Katsu, etc.) was not available. Not sure if this was because it was lunch time or a Sunday or Easter Sunday?

The back of the restaurant
Frankie G.

The crab mix isn't what I'm use to on a California roll maybe I been missing something along the way. The Rainbow roll the same thing hard rice and crab mix. Me personally I wouldn't recommend getting sushi here if in Denver airport. The waitress Stacey wasn't the friendliest person she was speaking to me like I had no clue of what I was ordering. This is supposed to be one of the top place in Denver maybe the restaurant out of the airport are better. The ambiance was good but the food and service I can't compliment.

Tonkatsu
Gene T.

Tonkatsu was delicious! The service was not good. Sat at a table. The waiter walked by me 4 times. The 5th time he said he would be with me in a moment. Walked by me 3 times. Went to the bar. She was pleasant. However got upset with the person next to me. After he left she spoke to the waiter that walked by me 8 times and complained about the guy and blamed him for interfering with the serving. Later I watched her carry out 3 sushi rolls. One cradled on her arm leaning on her clothes. The sushi was against her clothing. Totally should not have been served. A total health violation and so much more. I think once the staffing is cleared up this is a great airport stop.

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4.2(197 reviews)
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I seriously don't know WHY I waited so long in life to get access to airport lounges. Like, WHERE…read moreHAVE YOU BEEN ALL MY LIFE?!? LOL! First off, a HUGE shoutout to my nephew Wayne for introducing me to the credit card that opened up this whole new world of airport perks. THANK YOU, WAYNE! You have forever changed the way I travel! The Capital One Lounge at DIA is located in Concourse A, near Gate A34, and let me tell you, this place has become my favorite way to kick off a trip. I actually LOOK FORWARD to getting to the airport early now. Who would've thought?! Instead of sitting at the gate waiting to board, I'm relaxing with a margarita or mimosa, enjoying some delicious food, and snacking to my heart's content. Now THAT'S how you start a vacation! I LOVE how they serve their food in these cute little individual portions. It's like having your own personal tasting menu! You can sample a little bit of everything without committing to one big plate. And the food is actually DELICIOUS! Just a heads-up, though...WATCH OUT FOR THAT SAUSAGE! That little sucker has some serious HEAT! LOL! Don't forget to make a pit stop at the grab-and-go section before heading out! Sandwiches, parfaits, bottled water...yes, please! They got snacks on snacks too: cookies, nuts, bar mix, banana chips...BRING IT! Such a convenient little perk, especially when you know airplane food isn't exactly something to look forward to. And then there's the chocolate. I mean, I'll eat it, but why does it kinda taste like plastic?! LOL! Can't win them all! The lounge itself has so many great amenities. The bathrooms are always clean and spacious, there's a family room where your kiddies can play, showers if you need to freshen up, and even private office spaces if you need to take a call or talk loudly without disturbing everyone around you. Love that they thought of all these little conveniences! My big back LOVES this place, and I have absolutely ZERO shame about it. See you before my next flight!

I see you Denver Capital One Lounge!…read more Lounge is located in Concourse A near Gate A34 on the second level. Take the escalator to the upper level and you will be welcome by the nicest representatives. There are plenty of bar stool seats, tables and couches, including shower room and working room. I didn't have any issue finding a seat as staffs are non-stop clearing and cleaning tables. Capital One Lounge are known for their delicious food and Denver location did not disappoint. I love the mini individual servings and unique dishes. I was ravenous after my first leg flight. The pork bao was exactly what I needed. I also really enjoy the quinoa salad and California poke. The yuzu lemon beignet was such a surprise sweet treat. The bartender made an excellent cocktail, Hot Aspen with vodka, ginger, honey, cucumber and something else. It was the right amount of spicy (from the ginger) and sweetness. Lastly, don't sleep on the grab and go section. If you have a short connection or long second leg, grab the packaged sandwiches, salads, yogurts, cookies and nuts! Tip: If your flight depart from Concourse B, allow at least 20 min to walk and take the train. Denver Airport is massive!

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Root Down DIA - Salmon add-on ($10)

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OMG, this salad was delicious and just what I needed. I had a 2 hour layover, which turned into a…read more6-hour layover at Denver Airport. The line to be seated seemed long, but moved quickly. When the host seated me she asked if I minded sitting at the bar. I did not. But the initial seat was TIGHT! So, she quickly offered me another seat that allowed me to people watch! Who doesn't love people watching. I already knew I wanted a salad so I ordered the Cobb with crispy chicken. You also have the option of baked chicken and a few other options that I don't recall. OMG, it was very good with just the perfect amount of green goddess dressing. Bacon, avocado, tomatoes, figs.... YUM! The bartender was very accommodating and checked on me often, even though the bar was full with people passing time during their delayed flights. She was very pleasant. She recommended a local porter beer and it was tasty. Something like graham cracker porter. If I have a layover in Denver again, this is where I'll come!

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3.9(39 reviews)
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