Fantastic ramen, just try it out. You won't be disappointed. I came here aa I had to go through…read moreDenver and this place was a pleasant surprise. Something I'm going to have to make a regular thing. The broth was fantastic, the noodles just right and the meat delicious. Everything came together like true raman from Japan. The price is very fair for the quality. No issues at all. Place is clean, music was not loud and the decor was on point. The only thing I wish was it was not in Denver! 10/10 fantastic food for a fantastic price

This location of Asuka exceeded my expectations so I must write…read more Between the gym time and yoga session all on Broadway, I had a good hour (at least) to grab something to eat and yet I needed something quick at the same time. As I was pondering to see if I should go to more of a sit-down restaurant, Asuka's quick poke bowl sounded like a much better choice so I rushed the one on Broadway between the gym and yoga. I stepped in to be greeted by the lady in charge of the kitchen and the register. She was still finishing up the guest ahead of me but once she was done she came to take my order. I went with the Build-Your-Own bowl. The lady was efficient in asking me which ingredients I would want for my nutrient-rich bowl. She was wasting no time and effort and yet she wasn't rushing to get rid of me either (LOL!!) She sounded like she is/was used to handling a long line of people but never forgets/forgot the routine of good service. Once my bowl was perfectly crafted, she had a quick and yet genuine thank you to say. She then moved on to the next person in line. By then there were several people in line. Once I had paid I took the time to look at the interior decorations. And they are quite cute! The umbrella decors on the ceiling are one of them to mention. The dining area is not big and yet it can hold a good number of guests. Quite tidy and clean indeed. Between the location down the street from my house on Yosemite and this one, this location is quite more lively. The Yosemite location seemed a bit smaller than this one. Let's talk the quality of the bowl! Very fresh! From the crunchy cucumber pieces that snapped as I ate it to protein (salmon and tofu) to al the fixings that topped the bowl, everything tasted surprisingly and refreshingly delicious. I wouldn't necessarily say that it tasted exactly like the authentic poke bowls I experienced in Hawaii only a few months ago, Asuka is a solid (chain) place I can go and grab a bowl with no compromise. I have come to appreciate this place very much.

Loved this little easy lunch spot in Greenwood Village! The service is quick, and my waiter was…read morereally sweet. I had the Tonkotsu, which was delicious, and it was very hearty - I had to take some to go after. For less than $20, great price. And there's a big parking lot, so that's never a fear here.

My husband and I decided to try out a new ramen place…read more This Ramen place is located next to Pindustry that we chose to stay for a late night bowling game. It's a fairly small restaurant so we did have to wait a bit. Since it is Ramen, it is served fairly quickly. The Ramen broth was super flavorful, and the noodles were cooked perfectly. My husband got the traditional Ramen well I decided on the dipping Ramen. I think both were great options. The dipping Ramen had a great sesame and nutty flavor. Overall, I would definitely be back, but unfortunately, we live a bit far.

The food and the service is always amazing. The sushi chefs always take care of you and are…read morefriendly, as well.

Loved my omakase experience at Makizushico. I did the $80 omakase option which was 20 pieces. Very…read moreunique dishes, presentation was beautiful and the staff were very kind. I have nothing but high praises! Parking in the afternoon on a weekday was a little busy as the businesses in the area were very busy with children's extra curricular activities.

We had a great meal here and our server was very attentive and nice! The decor in this restaurant…read moreis OnePiece themed but it's not super noticeable, as they have a strong izakaya theme throughout the place. The vibe is fast and loud, but the servers are super efficient and communicative. I really liked the tokidoki roll and hamachikama. Hard to go wrong with those! The hamachi kama was HUGE. They give you the entier collar! I also liked the yaki ika which was very tasty, not rubbery at all. They have a lot of ramen on the menu which was a crowd pleaser for our group. Their edamame is also very spicy and quite good -- not your typical simply salted edamame. One thing I wouldn't order - the kimchi fried rice. One person in our party ordered it but it wasn't really fried rice, just kimchi and meat mixed with steamed white rice.

Yaki Ika and yes, I did it. I have been eyeing on stopping by at this restaurant for awhile…read morewanting to try it. It was good and glad I did. Commonly called ikayaki and checked off! You can try to park at the free parking, off the street or on the street. It was Sunday 3 pm and parking was no problem. Ambiance. Very Japanese like feeling with knick knacks every where with banners, akachõchin. Sushi bar takes one side and also a small bar to the back. Drink menu featured several imported Japanese bottled beers on top of the common ones at reasonable price. Ended up getting the house salad, chicken yakitori, spicy tonkatsu ramen and yaki ika. All tasted good, no complaints. Spicy tonkatsu ramen had rich broth, chatsu was grilled and plenty. Repeat

Stopped by recently to try their ramen…read more Food & Taste We ordered the spicy tonkotsu ramen and a DIY ramen with vegetarian broth. Both were average overall. The broths in both bowls were not as flavorful as expected, and the broth-to-noodle ratio felt a bit off. The chicken buns were good and probably the highlight of the meal. Vegetarian Options They do offer vegetarian options for ramen as well as some appetizers, which is nice to see. Service Service was quick and efficient, and the food came out promptly. Ambience The place is clean and has a simple, decent ambience. Overall, the experience was okay but nothing particularly memorable, especially when it comes to the ramen.

The food overall was okay. I had the Kimchee Ramen and gyoza. Everything was cooked well, but…read morenothing really stood out. Service was a bit lacking. Even getting water to the table was a struggle, though they were busy. Overall, it was an average experience, and I don't see a repeat visit in my future.

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.

The food, as always, is delicious, which explains why the restaurant is packed--and that is a joy…read moreto see. However, it is a shame to find only a single server on duty, a familiar face who has been here for years, or at least as long as I can remember. She works tirelessly and remains polite to a fault, yet she is visibly struggling to keep pace with bagging to-go orders, waiting tables, clearing dishes, and seating new guests. Miyako, I love your establishment and have been a loyal patron since 2016, but please hire another server to give her some much-needed help.

Nami ramen is a fun ramen shop on the borders of Denver and Parker. After looking at what they had…read moreto offer, it was hard for me to choose, but I eventually settled on Vegetable Ramen with a side of Shiitake Mushroom buns, while my brother ordered a spicy Poké bowl with a side of Pork Buns. The chefs know how to plate their food because everything came out looking delicious and beautiful. My brother was nice enough to let me grab a couple of pictures of his food before he started eating, which was greatly appreciated. My shiitake buns were delicious, and I wanted more when I finished the two I ordered. It was a nice, low-spice taste with a wonderfully soft bun that held everything together well. Definitely would have ordered more if not for the big bowl of ramen that came shortly after. Vegetable Ramen can be a tough dish to make tasty, as ramen typically uses animal broths to hold the flavor, but Nami did an excellent job. All the toppings they used fit perfectly, especially the fried tofu, which is my favorite go-to for any ramen restaurant. If you are in the area and want a filling meal, go check out Nami Ramen!

Came here for a birthday dinner recently. The birthday boy…read morehad been before and really liked the Ramen so we got his family together here at Nami. It's in a very chill little plaza, parking is easy. Inside the places clean while lit and inviting, the staff is friendly and sweet. We started with a Gyoza, those were so good some of the best I've ever had. Then each person ordered their meals, I opted for a build your own Poké bowl, which I was happy to see did not have a topping limit, like many places do, but I was a little disappointed by the tiny amount of each topping that they actually put on, but it was delicious. The birthday boy was, unfortunately a little disappointed in his meal, he said the Ramen was way better. Last time he was there, not sure the difference there but a couple other people felt the same way. I know your experience can be so different based on who is there that day cooking the food, the quality of the ingredients that come in that time, and a number of other factors, so I will definitely have to give this place another chance and see what the real deal is .

This place is a sushi gem. We stopped in after the craft fair at the Ken Caryl house as everyone…read morewas hungry and ready to eat. The parking was easy and close in. We were immediately welcomed in and seated in a comfortable booth. We all had water within two minutes. We place an appetizer order and a few minutes later, our sushi orders. We bordered half dozen different rolls as well as some kabob type meats. Each of the different rolls was incredible but the Tokyo roll really stole the show. For dessert, we all had mochi ice cream and we tasted all the flavors. My favorite was the strawberry and the vanilla. The building is clean and the tables etc are all in good repair. Even the restroom was clean. This restaurant, now known as Izumi Sushi, was great and all four of us really enjoyed our meal. Our server was efficient and light hearted. I absolutely recommend this restaurant to my fellow sushi lovers

I was incredibly impressed by this restaurant. I live on the west coast and I have access to very…read morehigh quality fish but I was so surprised by the quality of the fish that this restaurant served. I was not expecting a restaurant in Colorado to have such impeccable sushi. I ordered oysters that had been shipped in from the west coast which was served a secret wasabi sauce that changed my life. I will never eat dyed horseradish ever again. The oysters were so fresh, sweet, and succulent. I've never had such amazing oysters outside of the west coast. I also ordered hamachi, toro, and sake nigiri. Every piece of fish was incredibly fresh and buttery. It was so fresh that I could taste the sweet, fruity, and floral notes of the hamachi. The server was very kind and recommended several nigori sakes and allowed us to taste them before ordering a bottle which we really appreciated. Jake, the chef, was kind enough to come speak with us and was highly educated in the art of selecting the best fish shipped directly from Japan. We concluded the meal with a gorgeous, ripe pineapple topped with tajin. Next time I visit, I will definitely return to this restaurant. Highly recommend giving this place a visit!

The food and service were excellent. My daughter enjoyed the ramen and I loved the bento box.read more

That was a comforting bowl of ramen! Got the vegetarian ramen and it was simple and delicious…read more Loved the ginger in it and the sesame oil gave it a nice flavor. Also got a veggie bao. It wasn't served with any dipping sauce but really needed one. Got some sauce from the dining area and it really did elevate the flavor. Located at Whole Foods, this place is definitely a nice addition to Southglenn dining scene. Especially as a vegetarian, It's not often that you find vegetarian friendly ramen and bao.

Food and service were excellent!! Bbq pork in the banh mi was tender and flavorful, the pho was…read morebeautifully seasoned and the wings were *chef's kiss*

On a recent cool and rainy Friday, my 8-year-old nephew wanted a date with Koko (!!) at Pho Real…read more How can one say no to that? Pho Real is a gem in downtown Littleton - for real! We found decent street parking and arrived around 12 noon, to a fairly packed house. My nephew picked the table near the window, which was the perfect spot. The light from outside poured into the large windows, providing a cozy yet bright vibe for lunch. The interior is large and long - allowing parties of all sizes to dine in. Our server, a nice younger man, approached us to get our drink and food order - we stuck with water and opted for hot honey garlic wontons and two medium bowls of piping hot chicken pho. The wontons arrived first - and were SO good. Perfectly fried, spicy, hot and garlicy! yum! The pho arrived shortly after, and both my nephew and I licked our lips - ready to dive in. The broth itself is good. Very tame but full of flavor. I loaded mine up with bean sprouts, jalapenos, siracha, onion and basil, while he kept it simple with just sprouts and a dash of hot sauce. The noodle to chicken ratio was perfect and tasted delicious! YUM!! The medium size is massive - and I wasn't able to finish all of my meal, but our server happily provided a to-go container for me to take the remainder home with me! Pricing is on point here and reflected in the quality of ingredients and portions - in that our meals and wontons was just over $50 with tip! I look forward to another visit!