Good service and delish food. We got the Firefly, Scottish salmon, and RM roll. Firefly was our…read morefave with the side of yuzu sauce. We got the Japanese strawberry cake for dessert and that amazing too. Such a fun dinner!

We live nearby and have eaten at Tai Tai at least a dozen times, which makes tonight's experience…read moreparticularly disappointing. The food is generally solid, but a couple of missteps stood out: they changed the creamy cabbage salad to include kale, and the Zen spicy salmon roll missed the mark entirely because the fish did not taste fresh. When we mentioned our dissatisfaction, there was no offer to replace or substitute it. The room was packed for a Tuesday night. Getting a reservation was a chore, and they pushed hard to seat us at the sushi counter despite our clear preference for a table (which we eventually secured). Service was noticeably off. Our server seemed brand new, was unfamiliar with the menu, and remained inattentive throughout the meal--to the point that I had to physically get up at the end of dinner just to track down the check. For a $190 tab with automatic 20% tip added in, we expected dialed-in hospitality. It feels like operational fatigue is beginning to set in.

This is my favorite food place that I've visited since moving here to Denver... by far. The ladies…read moreworking here are very polite and helpful. The food tastes extremely delicious. I absolutely loved my chicken katsu bento as well as my miso soup and salad. Everything is flavorful, the food was prepared quickly to order, and at a very reasonable price. The atmosphere is extremely cozy, quaint and relaxing. Very quiet, calming place to enjoy a meal with a loved one. I highly recommend this establishment.

A pretty descent rice bowl that will fill you up. I had the unagi bowl and the unagi was fine but…read morethe bowl lacked enough sauce. Most of the bowl was just rice and cabbage and without enough sauce those parts were a bit bland.

I got to (re)appreciate this business that's in my direct neighborhood today…read more I don't quite recall when the last time was when I utilized this restaurant. I wanted something super quick and yet something of quality (as I was headed my way to my side hustle later in the afternoon.) Asuka Ramen and Poke, all of a sudden, hit me with a thought, "It's been a while since I last used them for a good poke bowl." In a way, it was an opportunity for me to appreciate it for the first time in a while so I did just that. They use a deep (large) bowl for the Build Your Own poke bowl (this is the only size) for to-go. When I asked for "half and half" for the base (white rice and greens), the young man behind the ordering counter generously pressed the white sushi rice into it. He then placed some green leaves on one side of it. "Looking good" I thought. For the protein, I chose salmon, tuna and yellowtail. For the rest (such as sauce etc.) I don't quite remember what I got me and yet, this young man sure wasn't anything close to "stingy" (lol)! As to show his appreciation for my business, he built my bowl with precision and generosity. I like the fact that they have one size for to-go poke bowl (this simplifies the process on their end and our end.) At the flat rate of $16 (unless you get additional protein which is $3) is also reasonable for the size. I got the impression that this is a business that they simply don't operate for profit; they operate for the social responsibility's sake. And of course, this above-and-beyond young man didn't fail to forget to ask me if I would need utensils or drink. He gave me everything I would need. Once I got to my job site, I parked my car in the parking lot and started devouring my beautifully tailored (to my preferences) bowl. The fresh ingredients, the way it was built, and the overall volume of it, it was impossible for me to find a single reason why this was one of the best poke bowls I've had in the recent few months. That was when I came to appreciate how lucky I am to live just up the street from this tiny and yet mighty poke place. I need to visit this place more going forward.

We loved the poke here! It was super clean inside, everything looked well stocked and…read morerefrigerated. The portion was decent and affordable, and it was delicious! I highly recommend this spot. So much cleaner and nicer than a lot of poke places!

This place ... Wow!…read more If you get a chance to come to Denver, go out of your way to come here. Absolutely delicious. It's like a portal to Japan. Everything is authentic. The atmosphere, the food, and the staff. Perfect! Everything we ordered was great. The fish neck, tempura, and karage were so good. I don't normally eat fish neck but I couldn't pass this up. Sorry about the picture of karage, my wife started grabbing pieces before I got a chance to take a picture. Moist and flavorful. The dipping sauce that came with it paired well with it. The tempura was lightly fried and the sauce completed that dish. The entree, with so much we ordered I'm shocked we had room for the entrees. My wife fell in love with their yakisoba. She said it brought her back to Japan haha. I had the tongkatsu and beef curry. It really hit the spot. Filling and delicious. The staff was very courteous and helpful. The spot we were at was pretty hot, so they brought a fan for us. Do not just order from here. Come and experience this restaurant. You won't be disappointed.

Really solid sushi- so glad I tried this place for lunch. Portion sizes of the fish are really…read moregenerous, and everything was very fresh, the ambience reminded me of being in Japan. Wouldn't expect this sort of hole in the wall place to have quality sushi on par with some of the best sushi places in Denver- but it's really authentic and good. I also tried vegetable tempura, miso soup, curry udon, and a few hand rolls- everything was delicious and I will definitely be back. The happy hour deals were really reasonably priced.

My husband and I spent our anniversary at Jing, and had a wonderful evening! We were greeted kindly…read moreat the door and even provided a Happy Anniversary card signed by the staff. We were to dinner around 5:15, which meant we were able to take advantage of their Happy Hour food and drink. They also gave us a complimentary dessert! We tried to crab Rangoons and fish and chips (not on the happy hour). From the happy hour menu, we had the Wagyu Beef Sliders and edamame. Everything was good although I probably wouldn't order the fish and chips again. Keep in mind that Jing is priced a little high, but I think you are mainly paying for the service and ambiance. Mary, our server, was attentive, professional, and kind! We never felt rushed and she went above and beyond to making sure we were regularly checked in on and had a nice dinner. The restaurant is fairly small and reminds you of a decorated hotel ballroom. It is a little dark when the sun sets. Lots of big groups and smaller groups celebrating around us!

I came here on a Friday night with two family friends. We had reservations for the patio, but there…read morewere still open tables available for walk-ins. From the second I walked in, service was impeccable, welcoming, and helpful. Staff went above and beyond to walk me to the restroom (as it was my first time dining here), out to my patio table, and quickly brought water. Everyone was dressed up for the occasion, chandeliers were lining the interior with a gorgeous and sophisticated look, and the music was a fun K-Pop/dance vibe. Our table of three started with the Buddha Button (essentially a lemon drop martini with Deep Eddy's and a special flower that invigorates your taste buds to create a literal "party in your mouth"). Anything cold adds to the buzzing, vibrating energy; pair the flower with a cold cocktail and it's a phenomenal experience! We also had a bottle of white wine - it was to be expected: tasty. We tried the crab rangoons and thought they were a fun snack, although $21 for four rangoons was tough. I could've gone to Panda Express and gotten four for $3.99 and called it a day. Christine and I both had the Miso Sea Bass - easily the crowd favorite. Even though it was light, it was very flavorful with the sauce, mushrooms, and rice included in the meal. It was mostly filling, though charging $64 for that as the main entree is quite a big stretch. The crowd winner was our server, Maddie. She had amazing recommendations, a full understanding of the menu, and was very attentive and personable. Overall, fun experience! The price for the quantity of food makes it a dubious chance of returning, but A+ for the staff!

Sukiya Ramen is a delicious spot for ramen! I ordered the spicy tonkotsu, and it was incredibly…read moreflavorful and delicious. The broth had a great depth of flavor with just the right amount of spice. We also tried the chashu buns, which were good, but I think I'd skip them next time and try something else from the menu. We also ordered the plum sake, which was really good and paired nicely with the meal. Overall, a great ramen spot with delicious food. I'd definitely come back to try more of the menu!

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.

I met a couple of friends, their daughter and the daughter's girlfriend for dinner at Sushi Katsu,…read moreGreenwood Village. We were seated right away and ordered seaweed salads, galbi, rolls & nigiri. The service was friendly and prompt and before we finished all of it, we ordered more rolls and nigiri. The restaurant was packed by now, not an empty table to be seen. The second order was also delivered to our table quickly. In spite of the restaurant being so busy, the servers were still very friendly and in great spirits. It was a very pleasant experience and delicious meal.

Love all you can eat sushi . Such a delicious experience for the past 9+ years. Always good-tasting…read moresushi. Can't get enough of this spot. The service is quick and friendly. Bring your appetite! We can't find sushi of this quality in Atlanta for this good of a price. We always enjoy the music playlist also. Definitely a vibe.

Tried this place for the first time last night with my boyfriend. I had scallops and shrimp. He had…read morethe filet mignon and lobster. We had an amazing time with a wonderful chef originating from Indonesia, who has traveled all over the U.S. and this place is blessed to have his level of quality, skill and overall love into the food and service Loved the unique ambiance! There is a booth in a cozy corner with botanical material, and the Sakura trees decorated all around.

Went in for sushi (no hibachi) which may have been the problem. It was overpriced, rolls were…read more poorly rolled, and the staff is not properly trained. Despite the high price point, having no soy sauce ramekins, a terrible drink (only ordered a margarita because the other cocktail options are limited), and nonexistent servers- I was just hoping for the food to be correctly brought out and tasty. Nope. Didn't get that either. When they brought the food out, it wasn't what we ordered, and our server vanished. After waiting for a long time, while being very hungry, I ate of one of the pieces of the salmon nigiri (there were 3 of us and only 2 pieces of the correct nigiri- I needed to eat something!). When the server reappeared she was busy on the hibachi side doing something (we were the only table in the entire restaurant), didn't check on us, so I got up to go talk to her about the mix-up. She was VERY confused, but after re-explaining multiple times, she brought us the additional yellowtail nigiri that we originally ordered along with the salmon roll that you can see on the photo I included. After seeing what our (not so cheap) roll looked like, I was pretty much over this place and wanted to just leave. Our bill was high and included the salmon nigiri that we did not order. Once again I had to get up to go talk to the server, and explain the situation despite us having already discussed it. She instantly said, "But you ate it!", and that is what ultimately led to me writing a review rather than just looking ahead and never coming back. At this point, I am arguing with this woman trying to explain that we came to eat a meal, were hungry, couldn't find the server and inevitably ate 1 of 2 pieces of salmon nigiri that we did not order since there were 3 people and only 2 pieces of what we did order. She did not agree with me, so I left it at: we are not paying for the salmon, you can bring me the updated bill. It's rare (for me) to experience a server be so argumentative, and I've never seen sushi so poorly rolled. This place isn't it. I never want to give a business a bad review, but this is unfortunately warranted. Try literally anywhere else as there are multiple other sushi restaurants within 10 minutes of this place.

The best teriyaki I've had. Loved visiting Colorado. I joked I wanted to smuggle it on the planeread more