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Pan Gu Asian Bistro

4.4 (139 reviews)
ModerateThai, Sushi Bars
Open • 11:00 am - 9:30 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Dogs allowed

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Pad Thai
Craig G.

We were in the mood for Asian cuisine and decided to give this place a try about 6PM on a Sunday in September. We were greeted and immediately seated. They have both booths and tables and kiosk to-go ordering. I ordered the Mongolian beef and it was very spicy (and I'm no stranger to spicy foods). But it had the characteristic sweetness that I expected and lots of onions in variety (shallots, julienned, and sliced) and was a nice portion served with steamed rice. My wife had the Pad Thai and loved it. I sampled it but the tomato in it tasted like ketchup so I'm glad she was happy with it.

Jalapeño beef with 'fried rice'
David R.

Kiosk ordering if you want. Tried the jalapeño beef with fried rice. Was decent. The fried rice was just fried rice, not one piece of vegetable in the batch. Order was brought to me quickly, well packaged. The restaurant was pretty crowded, but it was quiet. I would eat here again and skip the fried rice.

Elizabeth H.

Best wonton soup I've had in years! My husband and I ate here for dinner and really enjoyed the service as well as the quality of food. The fried gyoza delicious crispy on the outside and flavorful on the inside. I ordered Mongolian beef and my husband ordered garlic chicken. We were kind to each other and allowed each other to share a bite of the other's food. Inside was clean and tidy. Our waitress was kind and helpful. I will definitely come here again. I highly recommend trying them out.

Thai Curry Tofu and Tofu vegetable soup for two
Bryan C.

Discovered this place on my way to the airport in Denver. It was nice to find another Asian restaurant that has Thai, Japanese and Chinese food. So many selections it was hard to decide what to order. I usually order green curry but I'll have to try that next time as I ordered That Curry Tofu and Tofu Soup for two instead. Food was very good and pretty good on portions. Still not sure of the price was reasonable or pricey. Service was good the waitress was kind and the establishment looked trendy and there was a sushi bar also available. It would be a good place to bring a date or groups to. I would love to try this place again and see how their other entrees on their menu compare. But overall a very positive experience for my first time here.

Sunshine Daydream Roll
Tamara C.

Really 4.5 Somehow I have missed reviewing this little gem of a restaurant in our neighborhood-ish. We've been coming frequently for over a year. The food is always top notch. The service friendly and familiar. The food tasty, served hot or cold or appropriate for the dish, always prepared with care and craft. My only sad report here is last night we were told that the liquor license was expired and not renewed. Maybe to keep costs a bit lower? But we missed being able to have sake with our dinner. Located in a little "strip" next door is a liquor store. The space is both booths and tables, not huge but always clean and bright. All the dishes as well as sushi are always to our liking, good sized portions for dinner.

Shrimp and vegetable

Officially one of our favorite places in this area! The place is cute and comfy, food was delicious and spot on (we got Pad Thai, shrimp and vegetables, beef wrap, chicken curry; all tasted balanced, flavorful, and not oily) with generous portions, and the service was amazing. The lady who helped us was friendly and thoughtful. Thank you for being the highlight of our trip.

The counter
Elizabeth S.

We stopped by for lunch in Aurora Colorado. The service was good. We were seated at 11am when they opened. We ordered their lunch special. Salmon mango roll and tuna avocado roll with miso soup. It was average . Not really impressed with sushi roll it was too small for a roll. The Beef sate with veggie was good. It came with rice and egg roll. Ambiance was nice. Clean and spacious. Overall it was ok for me . Overall it was ok.

Thai Springs Rolls(2)
Emily C.

I was staying at a hotel nearby and ordered Thai Spring Rolls & Wonton Soup to go. Portions were very fair for the price and the food was ready quickly. The wonton soup had nice flavor with some crispy fried onions in it.

Thai spicy mango with shrimp, chicken and beef

Very friendly staff greet everyone warmly. Huge menu and good sized portions for a reasonable price. Will def come back.

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Lindsey G.

Amazing dinner here. Service is amazing. Ambiance is casual. Food is amazing -- Asian approved! Highly recommend the curry fried rice - best I have ever had.

Catina C.

This place was ca-ute! Very clean. Nice seating options, at the sushi bar and dine in. The service was quick and efficient. Substitutions were allowed to special rolls and dishes. Very accommodating. My Crazy roll was good but I really loved the fried rice. The prices were reasonable compared to Midwest prices. A Special Roll and Fried Rice was $31 before tax.

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Great food. Service was fantastic. Keep checking to make sure everything was just right. Great little spot to stop in. Highly recommend.

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Amazing service and the food was excellent I really appreciate it and I fell welcomed

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Ice machine broken. Literally every Sriracha hot sauce bottle on every table is watered down severely. Food was mediocre.

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2 months ago

Too spicy. I never had a combination fried rice with so much pepper like this one. I gave it to my Mexican co-worker and he loved it.

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Fantastic food, killer service!! Great place for Thai food when you're staying at the Gaylord Rockies

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Food was very fresh. Service was great and facilities were comfortable and clean. Large portions. Great experience.

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