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Tokio

4.1 (580 reviews)
Closed • 5:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
Updated 1 week ago

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Moderate noise
Outdoor seating
Happy hour specials

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Spicy miso ramen
Kristana K.

I went with a friend and sat at the sushi bar. We had mixed emotions about our dinner. I had the kurodai sushi and it was excellent - fresh and well prepared. We both had ramen. My friend had the lemon ramen with chicken instead of pork and I had the spicy miso ramen with chicken instead of pork. We were asked if we wanted to add an egg and both said yes. We were told we could trade out chicken for pork if we wanted to. We both did. The broth and noodles were good, egg perfectly cooked. The chicken wasn't great. It was a bit rubbery and had no flavor. Overall my ramen was a rating of "fine to good", but not great. While we found the server and the sushi chef very friendly and the place was cozy and quaint with an upscale feel, we didn't like not being made aware about upcharges on our meal. We received the bill and saw we were each charged an additional $3 to have chicken subbed and $0.75 for the egg (expected the egg up charge). That did not set well with us. We told our server who simply apologized, but didn't remove the charge or say he should've told us. Also, the sushi chef chatted with us a little and was very nice, but later he turned on his phone to listen to something online, which was making considerable noise that we could hear while we tried to visit. This was unpleasant and unprofessional.

Thao T.

A cute space ambient space good for a date, they were able to accommodate our group of 10. The meal katsu curry with rice was okay, the portion was good. salmon and rice was okay, but nothing was too special. They don't seem to cook their miso soup tho but just pour hot soup in dried seaweed and tofu. The restaurant also offer nigiri, sushi, and sashimi. It was good, price for the happy hour or daily for those seems good. The fish was fresh, wished I tried that more than the meal combo. Server was friendly and attentive. The table could have been bigger. Bathroom is also clean and decorated nicely. Overall, would come back to try their sushi options.

Quail egg Nigiri, Ama Ebi, spicy tuna hand roll, spicy salmon hand roll, Philadelphia hand roll
Nancy T.

Tokio's late night happy hour special is genius! The ambience and customer service was immaculate. We got the: Takoyaki: generous amounts of octopus, great flavor and outside crisp, wish the batter was cooked a little longer White fish Tokio Sashimi: The flavor was overtaken by the tomato and half the fish we got was a bit mushy. Will not get again. Shu Mai: These were huge! The meat was so tender and we appreciated the side of wasabi. Quail egg Nigiri: Amazing and clean tasting egg, will order every time now Ama Ebi: Sweet and perfect texture, our favorite of the night Spicy tuna hand roll, spicy salmon hand roll, Philadelphia hand roll: all standard rolls and can't go wrong with the ingredients inside. I do however wish the outside nori wasn't soggy by the time it got to our table.

Andrea Z.

I came here on a whim since I was originally planning to go to Jinya Ramen bar at union station nearby but when the wait was close to an hour for party of 2, I wanted to look elsewhere and I'm glad I did ! Restaurant is 2 stories but not too big, has a cozy feel. I loved the decorate and made me feel like I was transported to Japan. Didn't have to wait long to get seat which was nice, there was a rush afterwards so people had to wait around 20-30 minutes or so. We got the shio ramen and the dynamite roll and the portions were perfect ! The broth of the ramen was flavorful and not too salty. The ramen was well cooked. The sushi was fresh and satisfied my craving. Additionally, service did not take too long. Overall, would definitely recommend it to other people.

Miso Ramen
Isobel R.

Had a wonderful experience here! Appetizers and small plates were amazing, we enjoyed the kushi katsu and the takoyaki which were extremely flavorful. We came during happy hour and enjoyed a selection of nigiri followed by ramen for main courses. The selection of ramen is great and all of the styles we ordered were delicious (miso, spicy shoyu, cremoso diablo). The interior of the restaurant is wonderfully decorated and lit and our server was so attentive the entire time we were there. Would absolutely love to come back!

Takoyaki & Gyoza
Alia P.

This place is top tier! Where to even begin: a moody, quaint ramen spot near Coors Field with beautiful wooden accents and Japanese lamp fixtures. Our server, G, was impeccable. Highly attentive, well-versed and friendly. The broths are hands-down the most flavorful and aromatic I've experienced here in Denver. The appetizers were impeccable, though this time around our Gyoza was a little undercooked. I would just ensure to ask for extra crisp just in case next visit, the first time they were perfect! Highly recommend, an addition to our regular rotation dinner spots. :)

chicken teriyaki and salmon teriyaki bowl
Bella A.

Such a great experience here! Paid parking a short walk away. Our waitress was very friendly. The ambiance of the restaurant is very relaxing and pretty. Not a ton of indoor seating, but we were seated right away, even on the night of a Rockies game. My husband got the chicken teriyaki bowl and a spicy yellowtail hand roll and really enjoyed both! I got the salmon teriyaki bowl and a california hand roll (happy hour only $5 rolls!). The salmon teriyaki bowl was an awesome deal, it came with two large pieces of salmon! We were really impressed with the generous portions of the bowls. Flavors on both bowls were really good! It didn't taste as overpoweringly salty as most teriyaki dishes. The miso soup was good, but not super salty, overall good buy mild flavors in everything. A great experience here! Highly recommend going during happy hour, they have some great deals!

Jenna E.

my sushi was great. fair value for price and somewhat on par with other higher end sushi spots in denver. loved the decor. our server was nice, but seemed a little anxious. caveat: my friend's ramen was so-so. he thought the extra charge for an egg was ridiculous lol.

David H.

TOKIO has become a must-go-to every time we visit Denver. The food is simply amazing. We started with the sautéed trumpet king mushroom appetizer, chicken Kara-age, and shishito peppers were a nice way to start our dinner. But don't overstuff yourself because the sashimi and sushi is super-fresh and delicious. Everything was just A+++++. The owners and staff treated us so well and were there for anything we needed.,

An unattended host booth
Royal P.

If you're thinking about ordering online or delivery, DONT. You will get an email saying your food will be ready, but you can comfortably add an hour to that wait time. Came into the restaurant and waited over 50 minutes for my order which was pre-paid for and ordered over 2 hours ago, which was said to be ready, but they haven't even started on it when I arrived. A restaurant that serves ramen, all day, couldn't pour my broth into a to-go bowl and package it up on time. Ridiculous. There was no one at the host booth the entire time. Calls rang. Some girl came up to ask me over and over again what name I'm here for. Watched 3 doordash drivers cancel and walk out. Watched multiple customers not get helped and walk out. And if you're bold enough to wait like me because you're non-confrontational, the place is so small and cramped there isn't even a place to sit and wait. When I finally got a little upset with the girl who has handed orders to 10 people who came in AFTER me and had to pay on the spot, she was very rude and just kept walking away. At this point just make the Ramen at home. It will be faster and will probably taste better.

Danielle H.

Came here with a friend on a Monday night. HAPPY HOUR! No reservation needed. It is located walking distance from most places downtown and the Coors field. They have bar seating a very cute upstairs that I would like to check out and a large table in the middle for a big group. They have something for everyone, ramen, sushi and cooked items. Everything was so fresh and delicious. It was pretty empty when we went so I would think that if it is more crowded it might take a while to get food. The staff were on top of it and attentive. The happy hour prices cannot be beat! I will totally come back for happy hour again. Strong 4/5 stars! :)

Nicole S.

My new favorite sushi spot! I came for happy hour and really enjoyed my visit. Keep in mind their parking becomes a challenge during Rockies games. We sat at the counter and got to watch them prepare our rolls which was extra fun. The service was great and every staff member was welcoming. I really enjoyed the rolls with garlic butter as they were unique but everything we tried was awesome! It's a small spot but I haven't had any issues with seating when visiting.

Gyoza
Kurt D.

Love the look and vibe of this place. Service was kind of slow. I got the curry Katsu chicken with rice and the gyoza. The gyoza was amazing and comes with five in an order. I would get it again 100%! The Katsu curry was not as good as I remember it being when I first went a year ago.

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3.6(1.3k reviews)
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Updated Review! It's been several years (since pre-COVID) that we came here, and we knew the place…read morehad gone through some rough times since then. The good news is: it's still a high-quality, good dining experience, focused on "rural" Japanese food (and so unlike any other Japanese restaurant in town). FOOD: We were a party of five, and ordered apps and entrees and some drinks. Everything was very well done, fresh and flavorful, and came in large portions. It seemed the menu had been shortened a bit since our last visit, but nobody had any problems finding something to their taste. SERVICE: Knowing they didn't take reservations and that it could get crowded, we arrived around 4:30pm on a Tuesday. We were immediately seated (the dining room was empty, and one party was seated in the gardens), but by the time we were done, the dining room was getting pretty full. Plan accordingly, or leave yourself some flexibility. Food was cooked up and served quickly (probably because there were not many folk ordering). In the past, the gap between ordering and food starting to come allowed for some touring of the garden and museum area out back, but this time we had to wait for that until after dinner. The servers were all very friendly and service oriented. Service was sometimes a little slow. We had some language issues with some folk, but all the orders came through correctly. AMBIANCE: The restaurant is an immersive joy, just as we remembered, from the decor to the irregular slab tables. The garden out back and the attached museum (by the aikido dojo) were nice to walk around in. NET-NET: The only downside to Domo is that it's smack-dab downtown, so subject to all the traffic issues that implies. One could (and we have in the past) light rail in, but it would be a 10-15 minute walk from north or south. Street parking was metered but pretty plentiful; the restaurant itself has a small lot. The empty field to the north that served as overflow parking for them and the dojo is now an apartment complex. Aside from those logistical questions, we loved going back to Domo again. From a value perspective, it's not cheap, but also not as expensive as many other top-notch Denver restaurants, and the portions are generous along with that. We'll be back again.

Such an interesting and unique spot. Firstly the garden is huge and absolutely stunning and alone…read moreworth the visit. Outside there are cats and unfortunately lots of flies and if it's sunny, limited shade in the early afternoon. The inside was interested too but seemed dark and seating didn't look too comfy The food itself is reasonably priced with large portions and was served promptly. Don't expect to be waited on or ask if anything else is needed. Once our food arrived nobody came except to give us a bill. I ordered the sticky soba noodle with soup for dipping. It's truly sticky! Everything is separate (noodles, broth, natta, okra and yam tempura) and the natta, okra are both sticky and they even give you what looks like extra sticky glaze (no flavor just sticky). Also served with wasabi I'm not sure how you're supposed to eat it but I imagine it tastes best if you put it all together. The soba noodles are cold but tasted nice with the broth. I also liked all the greens served underneath and the two complimentary sides (similar to banchan at a Korean restaurant) My friend ordered a chicken donburi dish with egg that I preferred. While you're waiting for your food, explore the museum and the grounds! Limited parking at the restaurant (lot fits 6 ish cars and then some parking by the side of the building) but lots of paid street parking

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4.5(219 reviews)
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Genuinely such an amazing restaurant!! The black garlic ramen is absolutely insane and the pork in…read moreit was so good! The ambience is so cute! John is so sweet and the service is really good!! Definitely recommend 10/10

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.

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4.3(92 reviews)
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This place is incredible and truly fantastic value as well for the quality. The service is very…read morefriendly and welcoming each time. Yuki is close to a weekly or bi-weekly routine and each time, I'm amazed by the great sushi quality and execution of some of the dishes. Some highlights for me include the chicken Katsu curry, the ramen, and all of the fresh fish sashimi. They have a very solid lunch special and prices are appropriately priced, making this a great sushi place to indulge without spending your piggy bank savings. Highly highly recommend this to folks looking for high quality fish, authentic preparation and execution of Japanese dishes, and a no frills/chill atmosphere assisted by great service.

A cozy and quiet restaurant that's tucked away. Service was a little slow for the sushi. One of the…read morereason for 4 stars. Food was good! Fish was fresh and generous cuts. Uni was buttery texture and did not have any fishy taste at all. The Aburi Hako was delicious. The salmon belly had the right amount of sear and was super flavorful. Had their Sushi Masters ramen. This broth was fish based and much lighter than the tonkotsu. It was packed full of flavor and the madai fillets was cooked perfectly. It was tender and had such a good flavor that complemented the broth. However the noodles were undercooked and chewy for me. In general good price for good portion and quality of fish!

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