12/10. Every. Time…read more Authentic Thai spice levels (this is your warning), great menu that offers lots of options. Every time I have the hardest time ordering because everything looks so good. I've had Pad Thai, Drunken Noodles, a few of the curries, Tom Yum soup, and maybe a few others and every single one I would 10000% recommend and order again. Iconic. No notes.

I'd give it a 2.5 overall. Nice ambiance - it's a cute restaurant in a house - but this last time I…read morevisited, the service was pretty terrible (it was slow and our waiter basically didn't speak to us, not even greeting us when he came to the table the first time). And again (this has happened on 2 separate visits), they messed up our order. The first time I came here, one person had ordered "mild" and another "medium" spice and it seemed their orders got switched. On that visit, I got mild and they did a good job on the spice level - yay. This time, my husband and I both ordered mild (I emphasized "mild" bc I know Thai food can be blazing, and the waiter marked mild on his iPad )...then both our dishes came out wayyy too spicy. No one checked in as we struggled to get through the curries. Not an enjoyable experience.

Authentic Thai experience, the drunken noodles (kee mau) is true and spicy, order mild or mild+ if…read moreyou don't like spice. Yum

From the outside, it doesn't look too impressive but it does catch your eye because you can smell…read moreit as you walk by. The parking lot nearby is very small so we actually park at Sloans Lake and take a stroll around the park and walk over. We came at 8 pm and we thought we would be done by 9pm. We were very wrong. They are super busy from dine in and takeout. It was nonstop until they closed. It took a while for our food to arrive but we were understanding. The food was amazing. I highly recommend ordering the wings. It has some of the best sauce on a wing you can find. Definitely a favorite of mines. The pad Thai, green curry, and pineapple fried rice all had very strong flavorings that hits your taste buds. We got everything in a medium and there was a kick. If you aren't a familiar with Thai Spice, ask before because it can be crazy hot. Very happy that it's a quick five minute walk from Sloans Lake. Great meal after dragon boat practice!

OMMFG! Went as a recommendation from a coworker been back 3 times. I like spice and based on the #4…read morespice we got was just right. Drunken noodles and don't sleep on the crab cheese wontons and sting rolls to die for. Cum get you sum!

A review to ring in the new year! I came here with a large group (15 people!) and was very…read moreimpressed. We gave them a heads up on the phone and they had a table set up for our party. Even with a group as large as ours, the food cane or so quick! We did a bit of family style and everybody loved their food! The server was incredibly nice and so attentive. Most of our group ordered no spice for our meals. However, the drunken noodles, green curry, and pineapple curry were already a little spicy at baseline, even ordered at "no spice." The server did warn us so we knew ahead of time! But as someone who is embarrassingly bad with spice, I'd say those dishes were spicy for me. Just something to know! We loved it here and would 100% come back!

Amazing food!!! all the noodle dishes are a must try and the curries are so good on a cold day. The…read morestir fry dish pad gra pow with pork is my favorite. Great vibes with the blowfish hanging over the bar and modern ambient music with jazz mixed in. Plus warm friendly attentive service with fun cocktails I've never seen on another menu. So glad we can walk to this neighborhood gem.

I'm so-so on the food served here…read more Our group of 5 came and had lunch here recently. We ordered 5 different dishes to tried, and I wasn't overboard with all of their dishes. I did enjoy eating the kaw soy curry and green papaya salad. I would order these 2 dishes again, if I were to go back and try a different chef at one of the two other locations. On top of the bill for food, there is a 20% tip/service fee. I find this to be a put-off, since I felt was just a normal and not exceptional service.

I forgot to take a photo of my Tom Kha Gai (coconut chicken soup) because once I took a bite I…read morecouldn't put my spoon down. Hey Bangkok! created the perfect blend for this soup. The mix of spice and lime elevated the coconut broth. I like that I was able to choose the spice level. The Tom Kha was served as a soup only which I was able to finish on my own. This could easily be a shareable dish if served with rice or if looking to kick up the comfort-food level a notch. Hey Bangkok! is clean, with plenty of seating, and the employees were kind and friendly. They checked on me several times to ensure I was comfortable and had all I needed to enjoy my meal. I would love to come back to try their other dishes when I'm in the neighborhood.

Love the decoration here with Thai street foods vibe made me feel like I went back home in Bangkok…read more I enjoy all vintage posters & hip wood ceiling. Our server pay attention to details & gave very prompt service. My boyfriend eat Thai hot & he compliment that they actually cook Thai hot for his pad krapow & he absolutely enjoy his dish. I ordered chicken & rice and I think it is very good portion for $ & very tasty as well. I deducted one star because I wishes they have more seasonal menu rotation, so I can try something new when I come visit here. The menu is pretty limited in my view. I want Pork congee or Khao khuk kapi in the rotation menu. Our go to spot when we visited Denver Botanical garden :)

A perfect takeout meal. While we ate in, cozying up with Wokano's drunken noodles on a rainy Sunday…read moreis the ideal setting for them to be eaten. Food is comforting with everything being decent at a minimum and heart-warming at its best. The drunken noodles with chicken were absolutely delicious with such unique veggies. Egg drop soup hit the spot, as always. Crab rangoons were phenomenal and plentiful. My friend ordered the orange chicken but much preferred eating my noodles off my plate. Service was quick and kind for 9pm on a Wednesday. Will be back, probably for pickup next time it rains. *I love any place that lets you do a side of fried rice!

I have loved Wokano for many years. I placed a delivery order on Monday that was never delivered. I…read moretried to right this with the restaurant staff and they were completely rude. I am disabled and would never place a pick-up order. These folks would not help make at all, they have absolutely no concept of customer service. I will not visit a restaurant that has this attitude!

Karma, you are a lighthouse in my stormy sea. I love…read moreshowing all my friends karma from their laid back atmosphere to the stunning drinks and delicious food. Never disappointing and I'm always bringing leftovers on purpose cuz I wanna eat it later too. Blessings on all ur crops

Karma Asian was the setting for another first date. I seem to have a lot of those lately, which…read moremeans I am becoming unintentionally qualified to judge restaurants not only by the food, but by the mood. Can you talk here? Does the decor help? Does the service make things easy? Do you suddenly regret needing the restroom halfway through the conversation? That's where Karma gets complicated. It's right on Broadway, in the middle of everything, and it clearly has a loyal following. The room is dark, funky, and full of objects, screens, carved wood, fish tanks, statues, gongs, and a general kitschy style. There is a version of that I usually like. Older restaurants can have character. A little weirdness can be charming. But dated and cared for is one thing. Dated and not especially clean is another. The service was genuinely friendly, and that deserves credit. Everything came out quickly and hot, which is always a big plus. The food itself was fine. The edamame was predictable and perfectly acceptable. The gyoza were not especially exciting and were rather bland, though apparently not bland enough to stop me from eating more than my share because, well, carbs. The pad Thai with tofu was decent, a little sweet, and a curious color. Not offensive. Not memorable. The bigger issue was the condition of the space. Some of the photos show it better than I can describe it. The vents were giving off some serious ick, and a few areas felt like they had not been updated, cleaned, or loved in a while. I do not need every restaurant to be shiny and new. I usually prefer places with a little history. But cleanliness matters. A lot. And then there are the bathrooms. To get there, you pass through a doorway with beads, which feels like it should lead you towards your destination. Instead, you enter what may or may not be a storage closet, and it is quite dark, there are chairs stacked everywhere, and suddenly you are on a questionable journey. You zig. You zag. Eventually, you find the toilet area, and the sink is shared outside the two bathrooms, which adds another little layer of "what is happening here?" It was not quite portable-toilet-in-a-Denver-public-park bad, but it was close enough that I thought about the comparison, and that is not where you want your mind to go. So yes, Karma has personality. Yes, the staff was kind. Yes, the food arrived hot and fast. And yes, plenty of people clearly love this place. For me, though, cleanliness is a big deal. A restaurant can be dated and still feel taken care of. Sadly, that was not my first impression here. Friendly service helped. The food was okay. But the overall condition of the physical space made it hard for me to imagine coming back. As for the first date? Stay tuned...

Checking out established Denver faves with my favorite established Denver friend! It was cool to…read morecheck out a place with her on Santa Fe. Had not really been over to the area other than the Museo de Las Americas - which is such a cool museum! It was a bright aF day outside and then entering Chuey Fu's was a little like entering La Diabla Y Pozole where it's suddenly a whole different environment that you've just stepped into! A distinct vibe. This one was creative/arty/edgy and the menu reflected that vibe as well. I had just tried the Pho Sizzle at Saigon Noodle Club at Edgewater and so when I saw the Pho Burrito on the menu here at Chuey Fu's I was like whaaa??...had to try it and it was SO flavorful! Veeerry delicious. I would definitely get it again. While sunning with a generous happy hour Paloma on the back patio, I noticed their brunch menu and was thinking that looked like a great thing to come back and try as well! For the vegans - we had some plaintains and they were beautiful and smoky caramelized and so tasty! They have other vegan food there too or my friend would not have recommended it, but we were there mostly for happy hour items! I had to try the pho burrito tho! Took half of it home! The bartender and servers were chill and laid back. It was a very pleasant happy hour! It wasn't super crazy and when it did fill in a bit inside, it was still chill. We sat at the bar and then the sunny back patio. It was a great time!

I love the food here!! It's simple and tasteful at the same time!!!…read moreThe atmosphere is great and so is the service!!!