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    Sorry Umma

    4.1 (55 reviews)
    Open 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated a few days ago

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    Melanie T.

    I thought the broths would be more Korean based flavors but they were general hotpot broths so nothing special. The broth for me was bland - def should add more salt or fish sauce to the soup. I think we came later so the veggies selection was sad and old. The meat selection was pretty good. Kinda pricey for what it was so pick a tier that works for you. The dessert at the end was probably my favorite. The lychee jelly with the blueberries was really delicious and I would've loved another bowl of it. Overall it was an okay experience and if you need hotpot, it's an option.

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    Kimberly N.

    The name of this restaurant is Sorry Umma Hot Pot and, as I found out, there is nothing to be sorry about at this restaurant. Walking into the set of doors, and then another set of doors, I was greeted by my friends and the waitress. Our waitress was a young lady who was very friendly and cordial. After handing us the menu, she left so we can talk and decide what we want to eat. Looking at the menu, I knew exactly what I wanted: hot pot! Yes, it was a very hot day, in the high 90s, but inside this nice air conditioned, well-lit, bright, and clean restaurant, I felt hot pot was the dish I want to eat. Our table top, which was very clean, had six stoves to cook our individual pot for our meal. Although this restaurant is a hot pot place, they also offer other menu choices for diners who want to explore a different eating experience and not just the hot pot. (See photos for their other options.) The three friends decided on the hot pot while the husband decided on another item from another menu. After trying a small taste of each broth (five choices), I decided to try cream yuzu jalapeño as my first broth. We also chose four types of meat: pork belly, brisket, tri-tip, and culottes meat. The three of us barely finished this plate full of meats! While the broth was heating up, the two friends and I went to get options to add in each of our pots. So many options to add to the pot! Spinach, bok choy, cabbage, broccoli, mushrooms, taro, potatoes, bean sprouts, corn, and fresh eggs were among the options for you to add in your broth. There was another separate area where you can make your own dipping sauces including peanut, chili, and soy sauce. We were also treated to their seafood pancake. The pancake was filled with a lot of green onions, and inside of the pancake had shrimp, scallops, and squid. It was very tasty, and the potion for the four of us to share and eat was perfect. After finishing my first pot, I decided to try the treok-bokki broth next. This broth was a little bit spicy, but once I added my ingredients of shrimp, spinach, bok choy, armillaria mellea mushrooms, slices of taros, and the remaining meats, the broth and its added contents were delicious! Lots of flavors to explore to and eat. I would say that this second pot was even better than the first pot. I was still dreaming about this restaurant the day after I ate there. I can't wait to go back with my DHHA group and introduce them to this wonderful eating experience I had there. If you are in the area or are nearby and want something yummy for your tummy, I highly recommend Sorry Umma to satisfy your hunger pangs. And remember: there is nothing to be "Sorry" about when you eat here.

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    Alisha F.

    I really like this place. The AYCE is a great deal and they have really high quality meat. I will warn that some of the higher priced meats are only available to order on the first order so keep that in mind. The service was great and they have digital screens at every booth for easy ordering.

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    Natalia S.

    Absolutely love this new hot pot restaurant -- and what a great addition to Northern Denver that's lacking places like this! The broth flavors are on point. The spicy Korean Tteok-bokki -- alone or mixed 1/2 and 1/2 with the bulgogi -- is the way to go! There's also an extensive sauce bar for you to spice it up as much as you like. The all-you-can-eat buffet is fantastic, featuring everything from bok choi, to noodles, to rice and fish cakes (yes!), to tofu, to baby squid, to raw egg you can crack into your boiling pot. Some really great options. Of the meats, I highly recommend the beef tongue! Because it's sliced cold/thin, I promise it doesn't have a strange texture -- but cooks really soft and delicious! There are lots of other beef, pork, and chicken options too, of course. Even lamb! Great service, lovely staff, super affordable, really cute vibe -- a great spot for a date or a group.

    Soggy & burnt kimchi pancake

    Truly was so disappointed in this place. I wanted to like it so much. Once we entered there was no real greetings, we were just told where to sit. We ordered the spicy miso and tasted zero miso. The vegetables were all dying and looked like it had been sitting out for days. We went to grab one bowl of rice and the rice was old and stale. I was so disappointed in the whole hotpot itself, I decided to order kimchi pancakes and it was soggy AND burnt. I don't know how a pancake could be burnt but still soggy. Food & service was disappointing for how much everything was. The only thing that this place has going for them is they have clean bathrooms. Would not recommend this to anyone.

    Sang T.

    So excited to try this new hotpot place. Overa, it's a good experience. I really like their broths, really light and not oily like other Chinese hotpot places. Tho my topokki broth is little sweet to me, my friend got bulgogi broth and it was perfect. They have high quality meats, my favorite are beef tongue and short rib. Veggie is fresh too. One drawback, all the table is so close to each other. We were seated between 2 occupied tables and we need to squeeze in and couldn't sit comfortably.

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    29 days ago

    Great service! Everything was delicious and super fresh! Our family had a great experience.

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    7 months ago

    Really tasty but expensive for the amount of food we got. Service was good too. Need to try dining there versus takeout.

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    8 months ago

    Best hot pot in Colorado Food is amazing and they have beer, soju and cocktail! Service is amazing ! Love music making the mood

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    1 year ago

    The food is fantastic and we have always had great service while there! Definitely recommend the bulgogi broth!

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    I love the miso soup broth that they offer. Good variety of options for additions. Service was a bit slow.

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    3.6
    (718 reviews)
    2.0 mi
    $$

    Went there today for the 1st time in about a year. I have been to this location several times…read morethroughout the years. I have never had a bad experience as others have mentioned. I have been there when it has been super busy and I have been there when it was slow. Didn't matter, as service has always been good. We went today as a party of 4. We did not do the AYCE, but most of us had something different. Short Rib soup, 2 Bee Beem Bhop (1 chicken and 1 beef) and KimChee CheeGae. Everyone loved what they got. They filled the sides as we needed and they were great as always. Service was great. Our waitress was very attentative and helpful with our selections. For 4 adults, price was reasonable, but the food was great and amount of food you get is definitely worth it.

    We were on a trip to CO so decided to get KBBQ. I read some of the negative reviews so was…read morehesitant but thought, it must be good if it Guy Fieri went there. It was the closest Korean bqq to where we were staying so we went. They have AYCE for $38 which I thought was pricey compared to LA and they limit you to getting galbi just once. My husband wasn't very hungry so we decided to get 2 orders of galbi instead of AYCE. I was disappointed that it was the LA galbi cut. Usually that is the cut they give you at a Korean nonbbq restaurant. But it was still good. They had a good variety of banchan. The kimchi was really old though and we only got two pieces of cucumber. I asked for more cucumber and they said that because we didnt get AYCE we dont get unlimited sides. I've never heard of having to pay for banchan unless it is a Korean restaurant in the middle of no where. But the server came back and said that this time they could give us a second serving but would charge us after. They dont have any garlic, rice paper wraps, or ssam which was disappointing as well. If you have never had kbbq you will be happy with this place. But being Korean having grown up having the best kbbq in LA, this was just mediocre.

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    Yummy! Tried for the first time today and will be back. Authentic Korean food, we got the spicy…read morepork stew and the pork cutlet ($45 total including tax). I think the main attraction here is the AYCE Korean bbq, there are 3 different price tier options starting at $33 per person (we will come back and try but it smelled delicious) Staff was friendly, no wait time because large venue with lots of seating, could definitely host a large group. And usually kbbq places are super loud but this wasn't! It was easy to have normal conversation and not yell across the table.

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    4.0
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    4.0 mi

    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.

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    3.7
    (166 reviews)
    14.9 mi
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    We've been wanting to visit this place for several weeks now, but always ended up forgetting that…read morethey're not open on Sundays lol. We finally made it in on a Saturday for lunch this past weekend and I can honestly say I'm glad we did! A cup of peace is marketed as a Korean place; I'm not overly familiar with Korean food, but their menu seemed to have a fairly diverse selection of items that aren't necessarily specific to Korea - like the curry, burrito, and other items. It seems they all have some type of Korean flair or flavor profile, though. Totally not discounting that. I may be overthinking things lol. Anyway, there was only one other table occupied in the small dining area, but we did see a couple people stop in to pick up to-go orders. The decor is simple, but cute and the ambiance of the place is laid back. It's a perfect spot to grab a quick lunch, and is very easily accessible off of Arapahoe. There's a decent amount of parking out front, but it may get a little crowded if multiple cars are maneuvering to get out of the lot at the same time. I decided on the curry and my friend went with the bulgogi, which seemed like two solid choices for a cool afternoon. It didn't take much time at all for our meals to get to the counter, and the presentation was so nice! There was steam coming from both dishes, and they both looked super tasty. We sat at a table by the window and dug in immediately. The flavors were excellent, and the spice level was perfect; my friend ended up getting his on the spicier side too, and he said it tasted great; not too spicy and all the flavors of the meal came through. For the two of us, lunch was about $35 (with no drinks), which wasn't too bad considering portion sizes. The quality of the food is very good, and the ingredients all looked and tasted very fresh. I'd definitely stop in again sometime soon to check out the other dishes they have available! There is also a list of specialty drinks that would be cool to try out. If you find yourself in the area, I would recommend!

    I wouldn't describe this as a Korean restaurant. It's more like slight spinoffs on Korean food. If…read moreyou don't expect to find Korean food, then you won't be confused/disappointed. In fact, you might call it interesting or inventive. We got the bulgogi and kimchi fried rice (with beef and chicken), as well as ginger and citron honey fruit tea. The bulgogi tasted...different. Even the shape of it was different from what I'm used to. The beef in the kimchi fried rice is ground beef balled up (they did warn us beforehand that it was ground beef). The prices are higher than I would expect given the quantity of food. Service - it's mostly self-service, which is fine and straightforward. They call you up to get your tray, there is a water and to-go box station, and you bus your own trays. So, no need to feel like you have to tip. Ambiance - I would describe the place as fast casual. It was pretty quiet. It's a simple setting. I am ambivalent on going back.

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