Winner winner wonderful dinner! Actually, we were here for lunch, but the lunch menu is the same…read moreas the dinner menu. We were warmly cordially greeted as soon as we entered the door. The ambience is very nice. It is open and bright and clean and Asian. They also had a case of desserts (like tiramisu) and ice cream. I've been going to Fairplay for years. I never stopped here because I didn't know what it would be like. Well let me tell you, the service could not have been better. Welcoming, efficient, readily able to make requested adjustments to dishes. There are many items on the menu to choose from. We had tofu and vegetables sesame chicken. Both were just so amazingly delicious. I actually find myself thinking of finding an excuse to go back to FairPlay so I can get such wonderful food again because in my area it's hard to find such good Asian food. I cannot recommend this place enough. It checked all of the boxes and then some. The only downside is there are no lunch specials but I felt like the food was worth every penny we paid.

This place assaults you with "No's" before you get in the front door…read more.. No wifi No public restrooms No this Not that... No soft ice cream I felt like things were going to go downhill from there but, fortunately it didn't. Truth be told, we've been coming here since Covid so it's ok just a lot of negativity up front. Simple menu and decent service punctuate the odd cross section of ice cream, hard only and Asian fusion food. We were hungry campers so we took it all in stride...plenty of seating and quick service. We had the edamame, the crab Rangoon which is minus crab but seems to have Rangoon sauce and the fried gyoza which were yummy. There were five of us and their one cook churned it out in rapid fire order. Cashew chicken was 4 stars Thais chicken basil was 4 stars ChicKen pad Thai was 3 stars Onion chicken dish was 5 stars Sweet and Sour chicken was around 4 stars Strawberry ice cream was $4/scoop. But very tasty.

Quick ,friendly service. Clean. Had to try sushi and Latino food. Had California roll plus sushi…read morecombo with was a really good deal. Tasty too. Also had empanadas, which were delicious.

I will say the fried rice portions are huge so well worth the money. But I think they might be in…read moreover their heads. Yes the building is for sale but has been for years. I have seen atleast 4 resturants and an ebike business in the structure. But for Latinos, its just alot going on. The sushi was less quality than what you can get at City Market. I dont see them being around in the next 2 years.

Enjoyed a nicely prepared meal of fried rice, seaweed salad, and fried spring rolls. If this had…read morebeen a regular Japanese restaurant anywhere but Aspen I would have rated 5 stars. Nothing specifically lacking as a restaurant but nothing really outstanding either. So when charged $15 for a small bowl of seaweed, $10 for a 3" long fried vegetable spring roll, and $48 for a small bowl rice with a sprinkle of steak (maybe 1-2 ounce) the enjoyment of the dining experience suffers greatly under the feeling of way overpaying. Based on other locations this meal might have been fairly priced at 50% less But it was Aspen and apparently the extreme pricing doesn't stop folks from attending. But value for quality should always be a strong guiding factor regardless of location.

Great energy and a really stylish space. The menu blends sushi and Asian-inspired dishes and…read moreeverything we tried was fresh and flavorful. The sushi rolls and cocktails were both excellent. A fun dinner spot before going out. The service wasn't the best but we did have fun.

Fantastic! We dined in for dinner mid week and thoroughly enjoyed it! The atmosphere is cozy…read morebut reasonably quiet. TVs are plentiful but no sound so unobtrusive. The wait staff was pleasant and helpful in describing entrees and making suggestions. We had the bulgogi steak tacos and a wedge salad. The tacos were AMAZING. From the presentation to the flavor! The salad was fresh and flavorful. Definitely recommend

Cute little spot, though in my opinion FAR too many televisions for the space - 4 in one small…read moresquare room is excessive and that wasn't even all of them. It was very distracting and why I can't give 5 stars. Service was great - our server was attentive and all employees shared in clearing plates which I always like to see. Nothing really stood out to me as far as decor goes - if there was anything cool it was overshadowed by the tvs. For drinks, my husband had an old fashioned which was good but not out of the park. I had their mocktail of the moment which was a yuzu Moscow mule. It was delicious and I'd highly recommend. On the food front, Hideout did a grand job. We started with their special loaded kimchi waffle fries. Epic! I love kimchi and everything about this dish was perfect. For entrees, my husband had their Thai Me Up Burger with shoestring fries and was very pleased with it. Cooked as requested and fun flavors. I had their Fried Chicken Sandwich with kimchi pasta salad and while I only ate half due to being filled from waffle fries, it was very tasty. On the whole, I enjoyed the food and drink at The Hideout, but not sure I would return for the atmosphere or recommend for large groups who want to hang out sans distractions. Zero Proof Review: I'm on a quest to check out all the zero proof, mocktail and n/a beverages that Denver and beyond has to offer. The Hideout did not have a very robust selection so I would love to see them expand that, but their seasonal mocktail was one of the best I've had, so kudos for creativity and craft!

Love, love, love... kung pow chicken and orange chicken on point, sake was cold and delicious and…read moreabsolutely love the people who run Asian fusion.

Wanted some Asian food for lunch near Costco. Service was super friendly and efficient 5/5…read more Restaurant was tidy and clean. 2 big restrooms Lunch specials available. See pics. I had the Beef Drunken noodles 7/10 Hubs had the Kung Pao Chicken lunch special. Chicken was super tender! 7/10 Both dishes were prepared very well. Only a bit lacking in "authentic flavor" but perhaps it caters more to the local clientele.

Utterly superb. Truly - and not without significant competition - the best restaurant in Aspen…read more Every dish, without exception, is extraordinary. I went last year (its first year open) and thought it was amazing...but sometimes returning to a restaurant you remember to be good proves disappointing. Upon returning this year - our most anticipated reservation of our annual trip to Aspen - I was completely blown away. The most difficult part about eating at Wayan is choosing among myriad items that all look amazing. We got the following... - the hamachi crudo appetizer...I was a little reluctant to order it because it seemed like the most conventional dish on the menu. So glad our waiter raved about it because it was somehow both delightfully refreshing yet deeply complex in flavor - the spring rolls - the mushrooms inside were a brilliant touch and the sauce...I literally finished it with a spoon - chicken satay - okay another seemingly conventional dish yet somehow more succulent than any chicken I've had with sauce that I also used a spoon to eat the last drop of - short rib fried rice - as good as it sounds. Unctuous yet not greasy. Perfectly plump yet not too rich. Exactly what you hope to get when ordering it - cauliflower - somehow even grilled cauliflower was elevated both texturally and gustatorily (confession - the word gustatory escaped me so when looking it up I discovered a perfect word to describe pretty much the entire meal - Organoleptical means means flavor + aroma + mouthfeel) - corn fritter - the menu needs to be updated to add a warning label for this dish. DO NOT EAT STANDING UP...your knees will buckle, you will swoon. The oozing crispness...the sauce that is somehow both complex in flavor yet doesn't mask the natural deliciousness of the corn itself...I will be dreaming about that first bite - sides of brussel sprouts and mushrooms (brought to us by mistake but once I tasted I refused to send them back...apologies to whatever table had to wait extra for their mushrooms) were both delectable and highly complementary to the rest of the meal - banana sundae dessert - really fun way to cap the meal. Sneakily good...most of the dishes above punch you in the face with deliciousness...the sundae starts nice but gets better with each bite Part of me wants to cancel the rest of our reservations and just return here. Can't wait to come back...either next year or quite possibly tomorrow.

Very vibe-y with a loud DJ…read more Aspen has many restaurants sprinkled around with delicious hits. As a newer restaurant to the city, the first of its kind to serve Indonesian cuisine, I was disappointed that the flavors were muted compared to the vibrant atmosphere. I wish they had more vegetable offerings as there was only brussel sprouts or a salad that barely had lettuce. The pandan custard had way too much passion fruit puree - it was very tart and overpowered the pandan flavor. Pricing is on par for family-style portions. There were long waits between the small plates, large plates, and desserts. The best dish was the cheese chocolate plate which was a surprising delight.

Wow! Sushi this good in a mountain town is hard to come by. I can not recommend this spot enough!…read moreExecutive chef Paul is incredible, kind, and so knowledgeable. The food is so delicious, fresh, and unique in flavor. I can't recommend the chefs choice enough- but the rolls are fantastic too. I can't wait to come back!

Awesome experience, stellar service, and even better food. This fresh of sushi in this atmosphere…read morewas an amazing treat. Highly recommend this spot.

I got the steak and salmon hibachi ($44) with fried rice (+$4) The cooking was by far the most…read moreentertaining hibachi show I've been to. He was very energetic and had some great jokes as he was cooking. The steak was cooked and seasoned well to a medium and the salmon was moist. The fried rice was very flavorful with the butter and quite salty but still good. A big portion of food that left me feeling very happy meal wise. I was however not a fan of the $4 surcharge for fried rice and extra 50c for eggs. On top there is an automatic 20% gratitude added to the check. I'd rather they have included that price in the meal itself. Overall very happy with the food and hibachi show, just disappointed with the way they charge the customers. Food (50%): 8.6 Staff/service(25%): 9.0 Value(25%): 5.0 Overall: 7.8/10

This place was awesome! Super friendly staff. We came in with a party of 14 with 6 kids and they…read morewere super accommodating and were great to the kids. Will be back

The host up front and workers need to fix their system with people in line. They are not organized…read moreand people just cut the line. It's not fair for the people that were waiting. We told two workers and the host that a group in front cut but they literally did nothing about it. They should at least leave a clipboard for people to write their names. The food was decent. The spring rolls with shrimp and avocado was good. The pho ga (chicken pho) was alright... the chicken was dry chicken breast and the noodles were not pho ga noodles. They were regular pho noodles but the soup was good and hit the spot after a cold day.

I didn't realize Colorado would have good pho in Breckenridge. This is located in the end of the…read moremain street. I'm not sure if they have a private parking but we were able to find some street parking. For a big group we were able to get seated right away even though the space was a bit tight. I have tried their Thai tea and their filet mignon pho. Thai tea 2/5- this was overly sweet. I couldn't even finish it at all. There were any barely tea and more milk than anything else. Filet mignon pho- the broth was hearty with good flavor. This was a great choice after hitting the slopes. I do have to say the meat could have been more tender. However, overall, it was a good bowl of pho. The portion for regular size was fairly large. Two people could have potentially shared. The server was really attentive and I would come back if we are back in town.

reservation was late which is usually a mistake in this town because you either lose momentum or…read moregain too much of it walked in and the place was already fully operational two levels, sushi bar locked in, upstairs doing something a little more serious, downstairs moving fast. people positioned in a way where they can see and be seen but also pretend that's not what's happening sat down and ordered correctly which matters here yellowtail jalapeño showed up first and immediately reset expectations. not complicated. just exact. same with the black cod. that dish has been on the menu long enough that nobody needs to talk about it anymore. it just arrives and ends a portion of the conversation that's kind of the rhythm of the place food comes out and you adjust room gets louder but never loses control. sake moving. plates turning. people checking each other out without moving their heads you look around and realize nobody is experimenting. everyone is ordering like they've done this before or wish they had we added a few things late which could have gone wrong but didn't. kitchen absorbed it like it was part of the original plan guy behind the bar caught it, rerouted the timing, and kept everything aligned. didn't catch the name but i think it was barron sawyer. handled it like it happens every night walked out and the street felt slower than it should have five stars this is a place where the menu already knows what you're going to do and approves of it

Food, service and ambiance were simply most Aspen like. Congrats to Douglas Elliman sell the city…read moresales force and having a splendid dinner w great tips on local real estate! The scallops foie gras is to die for. Tootles!!!