Order ahead over the phone, be patient the staff are good honest hardworking folks trying to cook…read morewell for people. Tip generously the staff are honest and ultimately good people feeding others well. Be kind, kindness goes a long way.

Great Chinese Food cooked and provided by a hard working staff!…read moreThis is as good as Los Angeles Restaurants/ take it food!

I went to this restaurant for the first time for my anniversary with my partner! We chose this…read morerestaurant because of the high reviews And it did NOT disappoint! We ordered a pound of shrimp w/ heads, pound of snow crab and a pound of king crab with all in sauce and hot! It was very delicious, lots of flavor and very good spice level for my Mexican taste buds the snow crab was our fave! We also ordered the chicken fried rice and Cajun fries - the fried rice was excellent! Very well seasoned and I ate it to cool down my mouth from the spicy boil I would definitely come here just to order some fried rice. My partner was raving about how tender the chicken was. The Cajun fries came out hot and crispy we added the Cajun seasoning they had on the table and I really liked their sauce that came with the fries! Overall was a great experience, I would have appreciated a second refill on my soda but that's all I can complain about . This place will be my go to place for seafood now! I recommend %

I so wanted to be able to leave a good review, but alas, this was very disappointing. Asian cuisine…read moreand Cajun cuisine are both known for bold flavors and seasoning. Asian Cajun has neither. $20 for the fried oyster platter: the smallest flavorless oysters ever, obviously bought from SISCO, and a small handful of Cajun fries that I needed to dunk in ketchup, and if I need to use ketchup on your fries, that is a very bad sign, as I rarely use ketchup. I know from talking to the owner that the fries are $4 and you get a small handful. $16 for a soft shell crab basket: The difference between a basket and a platter is that the basket does not come with fries. These were small, overcooked, super oily crabs that tasted okay when dipped in their remoulade sauce. But nothing a Cajun or an Asian would say was seasoned properly. $50 for 3lbs of crawfish boil: I got the "all in" sauce, but could not taste any garlic, lemon, or Cajun seasoning. This is Prime time for Crawfish supposed to be the largest and best crawfish, harvested right now (but these were probably imported frozen from China; the shells were super soft and clung to the meat like previously frozen, cheap crawfish). There were a couple of medium to large crawfish in the bowl, and the rest were tiny, as small or smaller than my pinky finger. When you cook really small crawfish with medium to large crawfish, the little ones get mushy and are very hard to peel, and fall apart with the shell. $5 for added broccoli, which appeared to be frozen, thawed broccoli that turned to mush when cooked with the crawfish. When I got home, I added MSG and Old Bay seasoning to the bag, so hopefully it will taste better later. (I peeled all the crawfish there to make eating later easier and less messy.) You can buy a pound of frozen crawfish tails from Louisiana for $25 and get a ton more meat, much higher quality meat. $3.50 for a Diet Coke and $1.00 per refill. That is criminal pricing for the item on your menu with the highest margin of profit, and they do not tell you beforehand that refills are extra. And the waitress was so reluctant to get me refills, at one point, I had to walk to the counter to get a refill. They were not super busy, but she (the owner) was the only person working the front of the house. Three not very large sodas for $5.50 total... Circle K sells a 44-ounce soda for $1, tax included, and I am sure they still make a profit. Angel (the owner) was super friendly except for when asking for refills, but took a really long time to get back to me for anything. It was nice that she brought the check to the table and took my payment there instead of at the counter, since I walk with a cane. But no amount of friendliness, cleanliness, or nice decor will overcome bad food, especially at these prices.

First time and never had this type of cuisine and I must say it's a absolute try. Great service and…read morethe food was fantastic. Definitely will be back .

The soup dumplings were delicious and the cucumber salad was perfect :)…read more The orange chicken was very good as well but I wish it had some more chicken meat and not so much breading but it was nicely fried to perfection an not soggy! The staff was very kind and the service was very quick!

After trying GoFish at the Yelpies, we had to come back to get the Fantasy roll. From everything we…read moreordered, GoFish isn't exactly mind blowing except the Fantasy Roll. The seared salmon on the rolls really was a nice touch and just tastes very smoky and tasty. The addition of it definitely elevates the sushi roll for me and it is a standout roll that other places may not offer. So while the appetizers were just okay ( mussels were too cheesy for me and takoyaki was just okay), I would come back for the Fantasy roll alone. Service is friendly. Food comes out quick. It's a nice space but it doesn't feel like you need to dress up. We came after playing pickleball so...

Perfect little neighborhood place. This place was better than I expected it to be. Don't get me…read morewrong, this place is not top end place, but it's better than most. It's perfect for my new neighborhood fish spot. The price is on par for sushi in Denver. The dining area was clean. This place does a ton of delivery via the apps. There was someone picking up a delivery every 15 min. The food was fresh. We got some sashimi and a couple rolls. The basic rolls are there, but they have a couple specialty rolls that were delicious!! Coming back soon.

Hot Pot Spot probably has one of the best hot pot beef in Denver. A ribeye that looks like ribeye,…read morea short rib that looks like short rib marbling. I do wish there are more meat options like pork tenderloin, pork shoulder, beef tongue... I love that all the broths we've tried are light as that's what sauces are for with hot pots! The service has consistently been great, they add in new items all the time, most recently a wasabi cheese fish ball and the fortune bag fish cake with fish roe. They've added winter melon and pho beef last few times I went... I wish they have daikon, frozen tofu and enoki mushrooms though, those are the only items I miss when coming here, but frankly, the quality of the meat slices beat out a lot of other hot pot places for me. The service are always top notch, friendly and fast. The dining room and the restrooms are always clean. Besides missing some variety compared to other hot pot places, this place is definitely one of the best place for hot pot north of Denver.

This is by far my favorite hot pot spot (jokes) that's closest to south boulder. The place is…read moreclean. The meats are fresh snd not frozen when serviced, the quality of the meats are quite good and the staff attentive. No alcohol and limited dessert options else it's amazing.

Delicious food. Great service. Cuisine specials are so good. We love everything we've tried....and…read moreit's been many many appetizers, lunches, happy hours, dinners and drinks! I think we may be going almost every week. You've got to try them.

Ambiance was nothing special, salad was soggy & drowning in dressing . Overpriced for what I…read moreordered, but I will admit the sesame chicken was pretty good. Service also lacking, they treated me like I was a burden though I was one of 2 tables in there ‍

I decided to have a cup of egg drop soup before I shopped in H Mart. It's my motto never shop…read morehungry lol. This was some of the best egg drop soup I have had in a long time. So many wonderful flavors, including white pepper, which I love. This is not a spicy soup just very flavorful and rich. The nice lady that took my order and brought me the soup was very quick with taking my order and getting me my soup. My thanks to her I was hungry ! I definitely will be doing H Mart and two sticks Café again.:) I saw some people eating some of their dishes and it looked great!

This is a small restaurant tucked to the right inside HMart next to produce. They have plenty of…read moreseats for small and larger parties. I saw several people eating alone as well. Staff is friendly and food comes out quite quick. The Jajamyeon was probably my favorite thing on the menu. It's not the best I've had in Colorado but if you're up north and craving some, this is a solid spot. They don't have peas in it which is pretty nice. The sesame chicken and sweet and sour pork were good but too much breading for my liking. Wings seem plain but they're quite salty. I like them but it's a toss up.

I wasn't looking to add another fast casual Asian place on my bingo card this year but here we are…read more I conveniently forgot to eat lunch and my blood sugar levels were tapping me on my shoulder reminding me to get some food. I ordered a hot and sour soup and an egg roll (pork). I was planning to eat at home but then decided to eat there since I was also meeting a friend. Hot and Sour soup came out hot and delicious. Egg rolls came out hot and crunchy. Service also gets a nod. They speak English, Mandarin and Cantonese so 2 out of 3 ain't bad for me. haha. I'd still go back for sure!

Food is always good people working. There are very friendly not far from my home. We use it just…read moreonce a month.