While visiting Denver, my coworkers and I went to ChoLon downtown. It was restaurant week in Denver…read moreso the menu was limited but we still found a lot of items to try out. The chicken soup dumplings, pork potstickers, and the ice cream was all very good! I wasn't such a huge fan of the tufu pork belly noodles. I'm not really a fan of tofu but I didn't really like the noodle dish in general. The inside of the restaurant is beautiful and well designed. The wait staff was also very friendly. I would like to come back here and try more items from their regular menu.

I was really hoping, no -expecting,to like this because EVERYONE would rant and rave about how…read moredelicious this place was... Honestly, it was pretty mid at best. I was intrigued by the dumplings, but definitely did not try them seemed a bit to modern. Malaysian noodles were decent with bit of flavor, but overwhelmingly, egg & bean sprouts with very little noodle & overcooked pork belly. It was so rough... I was really expecting some being that would basically melt in my mouth and that was not at all the experience. it made me miss San Francisco Asian food so much... as a treat myself kind of meal, it was fine, but I'm glad I went by myself rather than a date night with my husband cause I think we both would've regretted it on the plus side if there is one is that the staff we're remarkably friendly even for the lunch crowd. It was pretty slow.

Great pad see ew! Very large portions as well. Would recommend!!!!…read more They also have a few locations around denver

Nice modern looking thai restaurant. That's the best thing you can say about it. My first…read moreexperience with Aloy Thai was the one in Boulder. I wanted thai again and agreed to try the Denver location to see if there was any difference. The answer is: no. My experience with Aloy Thai has been consistently negative. It's hard to make thai curry mediocre and tasteless, but the chef's at Aloy Thai have apparently perfected it. Skip Aloy Thai. Do a little more research, and you will probably have a much better thai food experience in Denver.

"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.

Omg!!! The food here was amazing! One of the best meals I have had in a while! Everything was so…read moreflavorful and perfectly cooked! My favorite was the French toast, crunchy on the outside and warm, soft, and savory on the inside. It was also good I usually don't like anything with coconut and this has it in there. Never would've guessed that's what I was eating because of the way they incorporated all of the other ingredients! Me and my friends ate the ants on a tree, the Korean chicken, sweet and sour chicken, the potatoes, French toast, and the Korean corn dog. We shared everything and all were very full by the end. It was a great atmosphere to have a delicious dinner with friends!

I've been curious about Ginger pig for a while now, but I'm a vegan. Usually Asian cuisine is very…read morevegan friendly, but I've noticed a trend away from that at least in Denver. Which makes me very sad. I finally tried delivery from Ginger pig, and ordered the only two vegan dishes they offer Only one was actually delivered. It was delicious. It was not a very generous portion, and the price was high for what they gave me. I stopped in once during lunchtime to see if I could try the other dish and take it to go. But they didn't offer it during lunchtime. They offered one thing that was vegan, it was eggplant. No other vegetables. Just eggplant. That is not a meal. The person working the counter clearly could not care less. I am honestly confused and disappointed that they seem so uninvested in meeting people's needs. So I consider Ginger Pig to be just another heartbreaking potentially delicious new Asian restaurant that doesn't care about those of us who choose not to eat animals.

Already reviewed!Food great, waitress sweet...local and down home food!…read more This was restaurant owned by Ma Kiang...will still support them because food is good, local business, and sweet staff!

I ordered delivery through DoorDash so can't comment on the location…read more Food was ready when promised and I ordered pad see ew with beef. Lots of beef and good flavors. I also go the Thai chicken wings. They were okay. Good crisp to the outside but a bit small. I did not love the spring rolls. I didn't expect the noodles inside to be like pad Thai noodle thickness and it was very full and shrimp were small. My fiancé enjoyed is fried rice.

Jaya is one of those places I keep coming back to because there's nothing else like it in Denver!…read moreThe owner is so passionate about their food, and the menu has an authentic and approachable variety of Malaysian, Singaporean, and Indonesian cooking. The Rendang beef is my fiancés favorite! It's a coconut beef curry/stew that's slow cooked with a rich brown gravy. You can choose your heat level from 0 spice up- I recommend a little spice. The Hainanese chicken is my favorite - it's poached boneless chicken that's super juicy and comes with ginger scallion sauce and creamy coconut rice! We also usually order the roti, char kway teow noodles (they're thick rice noodles with shrimp) or the chili ayam malacca which are thick peanut chicken noodles. If you like chow fun you'll love these! Can't say enough good things about this spot!

I ordered two items ($15.95 and $8.95). Before charging me, the man asked if I needed a receipt. I…read moresaid no, and then he charged me $32.92. I waited there for my takeout, but the total kept bothering me, so I looked at their menu. When I asked why it was so expensive, he told me that a bowl of white rice costs $5.25. The thing is, I've been ordering this exact meal through DoorDash or Uber Eats almost every month, and the white rice has always come with the meal without any additional charge. I told him I didn't want the rice, and only then did he refund the $5.25. I'm honestly really frustrated. I'm a regular customer and have been ordering from here for a long time, so this experience was pretty disappointing. After I got home, I looked at the reviews on Google and Yelp and noticed that other customers have mentioned similar billing issues. That made the whole situation even more concerning.

I moved out of the neighborhood five years ago. My husband and I went back the Szechuan last week…read more They've still got it! I'm on a somewhat restricted diet so just had lo mein with chicken. Tasty! I took half home, so they still give huge portions. My husband had something with multiple meats, he can't remember. Triple Delight? He's gotten three meals out of it. Loved it. Still my favorite Asian restaurant in the Denver Metro!

Tried this for the first time today after craving some Asian food…read more So happy we gave it a shot despite some of the poor reviews. Don't listen to them, this food is awesome! The portions are huge, the price is incredible and the flavor/taste are better than I've ever experienced in all of Denver. We had: Kung Poa Chicken, Sesame chicken, Mongolian Beef, Crab Cheese Wontons and Egg drop soup. All incredible! We ordered take out and our order was ready for pickup within 15 minutes on a Sunday afternoon. The ambiance is not the real winner. It's the food! Inside is nothing spectacular but definitely clean and plenty of seating! Don't hesitate, just go!

French onion soup dumplings are TO DIE for. Strongly recommend the scallion pancakes and chicken…read moresliders as well. One of my absolute favorite spots in Denver!

Went to Cholon's tonight for my birthday, party of 5. The waiter right away was not in a good mood…read moreand didn't seem like he wanted to be there. This was my 3rd visit (after 2 good experiences before) and was excited to try the restaurant once more. I was ready to leave even before ordering but it would have been too much work to find another restaurant last minute. Apart from all this, the Italian linguini and clams tasted like ramen and fake clam meat. Very odd. The Sicilian pizza was a bit soggy and the sauce was acidic. The tiramisu was good but the pistachio cheesecake was too dry and actually had too much of a pistachio taste. Can't see myself returning after this bad experience. It's too expensive to get bad / angry service and weird food.