FAVE ramen spot in Denver!! This is our go to place if…read morewe're craving ramen I love the atmosphere inside. Anime posters all around and families/college students fill the dining area. The service is always fast and friendly. Our usual order is a spicy edamame (that's actually spicy), hamachi jalapeño, and kimchi ramen. They recently redid how they prepare their pork and it's SO MUCH BETTER so tender and flavorful. Definitely a must try if you've never been!

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.

I had a great experience at JINYA Ramen Bar! The food was delicious, and the atmosphere was really…read morenice. Anesa was our server and did a was amazing!! She was super friendly, attentive, and made sure we had everything we needed. She made the whole experience even better. I would definitely come back again and recommend this place!

JINYA turned our night around for the better after a disappointing night at panda fest (a supposed…read moreasian food festival in downtown civic center park) we decided to eat at Jinya instead (and Jinya was cheeper) shout out to the Bartender Brandon who got us seats at the bar to skip a bit of the waitlist and was very attentive throughout the night seeing his pours prompted me to get a second drink the lychee tinis were great and we both liked the crispy chicken which had a light crust and was hot inside I personally love the original tonkotsu ramen with a extra egg (those flavored eggs take real skill to make) my wife still loves the chicken ramen as she has a pork allergy so finding her a flavorful ramen can be a.challenge. Thanks Jinya for a wonderful

"I waited all summer for this. It's so good, it's the best ramen I've ever had and I love coming…read morehere. I ask weekly if we can come. It's a very good place and I think a lot of people would like it. I'm not kidding, it's so good". - our 8 year old daughter Photo of her making sure she gets every last drop!

Stop the clocks, sound the horns and release the hounds, a truly worthy restaurant was discovered…read morein Denver that should be celebrated. Uncle is a small, Asian fusion shrine that one should place on your must visit list. In the Northwest area of Denver, Uncle has limited seating and a show if you sit at the bar. Reservations are strongly suggested and well worth the wait. Crazy combinations, flavor bombs throughout and a culinary delight you won't regret. Tonight, we sat at the bar and watched the magic happen. These guys are cranking out amazing and delectable treats you won't forget. The Uncle salad was a great starter with charred cabbage, lemongrass, mint, cilantro, arugula, and peanuts lightly coated in a Thai coconut dressing. A slight burn only leaving you to crave just one more bite, ha! The fried soft shell crab in a bao bun with green papayo slaw, coconut mayo and cilantro nam prik was sweet, perfect crunch and memorable. Two for two with one dish left. The cold spicy sesame noodles with seasoned chicken, granny Smith apple slivers, arugula, cashews and nanami togorashi, a perfect closing dish for an exceptional meal. The service, food quality, flavors and preformance from the bar seats were second to none. The concept, portion size, flavor and cost were a real treat in the big city food scene of Denver. If you haven't been here yet, get to the internet and book a table, I promise you won't regret it. To the staff, chefs, and all members of Uncle, thank you for a surprising and incredibly great meal, we will return on our future trips to Denver.

We walk by this place on our walks down 16th street all the time and have never gone. Stopped in…read morerandomly. Got spicy chicken ramen and spicy edamame! Really good, spicy!!!!! food came out super quick and has tons of flavor

Great selection of ramen. They even had a few ramen options you don't see very often like yasai,…read morekimchi, and tantan. I opted for the kimchi ramen. The broth and kimchi were both perfect but the noodles were really undercooked both for me and my best friend. It totally ruined the experience for her. We also had the gyoza (delicious) and the crispy tuna. Service was fast and friendly. Busy spot being on 16th St.

This continues to be one of my favorite ramen spots. We stopped in today while running errands in…read morethe area. We tried the gyoza on this visit. They were fried a little crispier than what I usually see. I thought they were tasty. The dipping sauce was excellent. Spicy Beef Noodles was a new menu item and I tried it. I quite enjoyed the dish. It was very flavorful with a soft-boiled egg (I added a second one), corn, scallions, sesame seeds, fried onions, and spiced beef. The presentation of the dish was beautiful and colorful with a section for each component on top of the noodles, surrounding the eggs. The items blended nicely as I mixed them together. A very satisfactory version of this dish. The ground beef really mixed the meat flavor throughout the dish and was much easier to eat than the usual chunks of beef. My girlfriend tried the Creamy Vegan Ramen with chili oil, butter corn, baby spinach, bean sprouts, fried onions, and scallions. It came with a vegan "meat" and broth. It was reasonably spicy, but she felt it was under seasoned. A new addition was a couple of large computer screens on which to order and pay. These provided large pictures of each dish and were easy to use. The staff remained their usual helpful and friendly selves.

Neko Ramen and Rice was definitely worth the drive up to Denver! When I first walked in, I was…read moreimmediately happy to see the cat and neon lofi aesthetic they had going on. Ordering was a bit confusing at first. When you order, you have to use a kiosk to choose what you want, which is the easy part. They have a lot of choices all categorized in an easy-to-read format. The confusing part is making sure you pick a table number and noting it on the kiosk at the last stage of ordering before you pay. The food was delivered quickly and it was delicious! I had the Vegan Ramen with the black garlic broth and it was a tasty combination. The gyoza was also fairly good as well. I was happy to visit for my birthday and look forward to visiting this place again!

Great ramen restaurant. Appetizers we tried were delish: chicken in bao bun, karaage chicken and…read morefried gyoza. We've traveled through Japan and found this restaurant's ramen very close to authentic and tasty. They give very generous portions of noodles. We'd come here again if in the area.

It was cold out so I decided on ramen for dinner. For starters, I ordered a seaweed salad and…read moreedamame. I rounded out my meal with a bowl of piping hot spicy tonkotsu ramen. Service was fast, perhaps a little too quick! The ramen came out just a few minutes after the seaweed salad and edamame were delivered to my table, so I really didn't have much time to enjoy them. I dived into my ramen while it was still hot and by the time I finish my bowl, I was too full for the starters so I packed them to go. The ramen was very tasty, bold in flavor yet not overly salty. Definitely recommend the spicy tonkotsu!

If you're looking for a dining experience that perfectly balances a vibrant, high-energy atmosphere…read morewith an effortlessly cool vibe, this sushi spot absolutely delivers. The staff were incredibly attentive, welcoming. The menu is quite extensive and they have other food apart from Japanese, such as Chinese inspired dumplings and fried rice. The food itself was quite good. The plating was absolutely stunning. Definitely one of those sushi places that has more sauce on everything but if you enjoy that type of sushi then you're in for a treat!

This is a Japanese restaurant that's occasionally on our rotation for casual date night…read more That said, it's doesn't really have a proper izakaya vibe and a little bit more upscale. The ramen is really good. The nigiri is also pretty good. The rolls are usually a let down for us unfortunately. That said, the happy hour menu is a good deal for a hang out, especially in large group, and the brunch menu is pretty nice. In my opinion, Mizu was probably one of the better Japanese options back in the day. However, with so many other good spots now, especially with Kawa Ni close by with a better izakaya hang out spot, it's not as attractive of an option, especially given the higher price. It really is not a restaurant that specializes in any particular food, but is certainly a crowd pleaser if you have people that want different things.

One of the first ramen places I went to when I first came here to Denver 5 years ago. The idea of…read moreramen-Vietnamese flavor combo was fascinating, and Sera's Ramen Enclave did not dissapoint. I've tried all the ramen on their menu and everyone is super tasty. Some highlights: The Flavorsome, their signature, is so good. Rich and beefy with tender oxtail. Get it with the chili paste (which is properly spicy) for a good kick. The Saigon Curry is nice and cozy, perfect for a winter day. It also happens to taste exactly like the Vietnamese style curry I enjoyed when I was younger. The remaining options are nothing to scoff at either. Both the Pork Belly (tonkotsu style) and the Dashi are more traditional, but tasty nonetheless.

5 stars across the board…read more We were literally at Stella next door the night before and I heard there was gonna be cold rain the next day. So we decided to get a hot bowl of ramen to clear ourselves right up. I have to admit while we have had pretty good ramen in Colorado nothing has blown us away. This place did just that. If you are looking for the most authentic bowl of ramen anywhere within a 20-30 Radius of Denver this is your spot. I got the sesame pork belly ramen bowl and my wife the chicken dashi and both were spectacular. I know this sounds like a lot of exaggerating but no notes. Seriously ZERO! Take all my money whoever you are, Sera! PS I'm very impressed the other reviewers had enough self control to take pictures before they ate. Our food didn't stand a chance.

This place was jam packed with several people waiting to be seated when we arrived and several more…read morethat came in behind us. That's usually a good sign. It was! We didn't wait long, less that 30 minutes and it was worth every second. I got the black garlic tonkotsu that was some of the best I've had in some time and an order of Karaage and pork gyoza. The Karaage was fantastic but the gyoza was lacking, falling apart at the seam upon contact with the chop sticks making then very hard to eat. Flavor was ok, not the best gyoza I've had by far. The interior was well decorated with a bustling high energy atmosphere. Service was good with friendly wait staff. Upon entry you sign in on a touch pad to secure your place in line and when your number is up you get a confirmation text. When seated you are given a check sheet with entree and other dining options to check off with the provided table pencils. A server comes by to collect the sheet verifing your chosen options and then fairly quickly your meal arrives. Parking here is a joke, especially in peak business hours. Get an Uber or Lyft would be my recommendation. Overall the Ramen was so good any negatives fall to the way side and if I lived in Denver this would be in heavy rotation routine wise.

Black garlic tonkotsu ramen 9.5/10 - my favorite dish today. Full bodied broth that's creamy and…read morebold. Mixed some of the spicy paste and that elevated the dish to another level. Good amount of noodles and slices of pork with this bowl. Grilled salmon onigiri 9/10 - big portions filled with fish and the kids loved them so much they got another. Shoyu ramen 8.5/10 - light soy based broth without the saltiness. Nice profile and umami flavor. Chicken katsu don 7.5/10 - I didn't hate it but didn't love it. Giant bowl filled with rice, egg with chicken. Teriyaki spam onigiri - 7/10 decent, filled with a few bites of Spam.

Yum! We had a very nice date night meal here, almost entirely from the happy hour menu. They had a…read morespecial event going on featuring skewers on the grill outside, and we sampled a few dishes from that limited menu including the wagyu and mushrooms. Super flavorful and simple in the best way. We also tried the eggplant dish (sweet and savory) and the miso soup (authentic and umami-forward). The mini Unagi bowl was the highlight for me! I also tried a yuzu gin cocktail that was perfectly balanced. The mochi at the end were a little too sweet for my taste, but did taste light real fruit! I preferred the green tea one. The table we were at was situated half inside and half on the patio, which allowed for a nice view, breeze, and people-watching. Service was pretty good but could have been slightly more attentive. We would return if back in Denver

Went for Sunday lunch and had a reservation, which turned out to be the move because there was…read morealready a line forming when we sat down. Got a mix of rolls, the OTOTO roll and hotate roll were both solid, and the crispy spicy tuna had good crunch on it. Also tried the eggplant, which was a nice veggie option if you're mixing in something lighter. But the pork chasu garlic rice is what I keep thinking about. Tender pork, garlic chips, egg, all mixed together, it's a simple sounding dish that ends up being the best thing on the table.