I have never had great Chinese food in the Denver metro until I had an outstanding dinner at Golden Shanghai. The food was hot, fresh, and plentiful. The manager and his staff were welcoming and some of the most friendly people I've met. All of the appetizers and entrees were spectacular. I'll definitely return very soon.

I have been to this place before I was not impressed but now I have to say with the added on sushi service and looks like a beautiful remodel is done. It is a completely different space. I enjoyed the sushi experience. It’s nice to find cute mom pop shops that have sushi in it on the side of town. Absolutely delicious, amazing hospitality, friendly service, and quality food. I truly enjoyed how they renovated and change the space. It is so much more wider and definitely a place to bring more people that has a calm elegance to.

What a feast! The Beef Hor Fun was easily one of the best we’ve ever had, silky noodles, tender beef, and that perfect smoky char. We wrapped up with Pandan and Coconut Boxed Cake, light and fragrant, and the Strawberry Crepe Cake, soft, creamy, and just the right amount of sweet. The owner, Wendy, pours her heart into both the food and the service. The quote on the wall says it all about food and culture, "You can lay the world’s burden down, but never your chopsticks." : )

Ok this place is legitimately good. If I lived a little closer I would probably get take out from here regularly. The dipping sauce that comes with the dumplings is a highlight. The beef chow fun is delicious and you should get it with the XO sauce. Everything we ordered, the salt and pepper shrimp, fried green beans, and boiled fish, all delicious. They make their desserts on site and are quite good. They are maybe half the sweetness you might find in an American bakery.

The black bean seafood noodle dish was so freaking good. The noodles were straight from the dough making them so incredibly long, chewy, and delicious. I came here right after a dentist appointment with a numbed mouth. Bit my tongue more times than I could count but I still couldn’t stop eating. Everything was so good, even the sides. The owner was so kind and has lived in many parts of east Asia. He knows what he’s making. Will be coming back, please give this place a try.

COME HERE RIGHT NOW do not delay for the LOVE OF ALL THINGS. Holy. Crap. The pork black bean sauce over rice with seafood soup. One of the best things I’ve ever put in my mouth oh my gosh. Affordable. Absolutely incredible. Very nice and clean. Quick service. HUGE portion sizes. Best value food in all of Denver.

The black bean noodles here are legit! The sauce was rich and savory with a great balance of sweetness and umami. I loved the chunks of caramelized onions and pork—super flavorful and comforting. Noodles had a nice chew and paired perfectly with the sauce. Service was quick and kind, and everything came out hot and fresh. The atmosphere was cozy, Definitely a solid spot when you’re craving classic Korean-Chinese comfort food.

We are Koreans and me and my family came here to eat some Korean food. We’ve tried just made food like this before, and this was probably even better. The food was tasty, me and my family loved it here, and the service is great. The feel when you come in this cuisine is really nice. It feels like we are actually in Korea. Overall, this is a great place and I recommend this place greatly.

Wow. First time having pulled noodles with soup and was blown away. Broth, you can tell they take time to make and pull noodles amazing. All the food is cooked to order. I had the brisket in my soup along, pork buns, dumplings, and fried pork chop. Cozy little place and amazing service and prices. It's good if you have done too much Ramen and Pho and want to try a Chinese power broth. I will come again. Oh and also amazing Milk Teas!!!

This is the epitome of incredible homemade, quality, authentic Chinese food, and the best I've had. It's a completely unassuming little place with a limited menu, and they perfect the items they offer for ordering. Tip: You will need to look for Volcano Tea, which is the Boba tea portion of their menu, since it's not clearly marked as One More Noodle from the car. Plenty of parking. We were on a trip for 8 days, and this was 1 of 2 places that we went back to a second time (and likely would have made it a third if we tried it earlier in our trip - it was our last dinner in Denver). The first time I had the hand-pulled noodle beef brisket soup and split an order of mini pork buns with my daughter. Her order was the pork rib pulled noodle stir fry. We ordered at the counter, not realizing that if we dined in, we could sit down and someone would come take our order. Once we sat down, we were brought water immediately and welcomed again. The broth had layers and layers of flavor that must have been slowly and patiently achieved by the owner/chef. The noodles were not only flavorful, but the texture was spot-on, as were the vegetables. I saved the beef for last for a reason - it was perfection. Tender, jam-packed with rich flavor, and complimented all the other elements in the bowl exactly how it should have. The pork buns were light, soft, and also had the taste of homemade, but GOOD homemade. The kind that make people say to someone, "you should open a restaurant and sell these!" The stir-fried pulled noodle with pork ribs that my daughter had was equally excellent. I can agree with her assessment that the pork ribs and noodles were a dish to savor, and surprisingly light for stir-fried noodles (this dish was NOT oily or overcooked). When we returned the second time, the owner recognized us and warmly greeted us, letting us know that the pork buns had sold out (a testament to their popularity), but that was fine with us. We were going to eat our main dishes like it was an Olympic sport. We changed up a little bit on the 2nd visit: I did the shaved noodles with the beef brisket soup and my daughter doubled the noodles in her dish. After that second meal, we can attest to the consistency of the food, the friendliness and warmth of the restaurant overall, and how much we already miss this food.

We decided to eat here after reading a write up in an article about restaurants of Aurora. Everything was excellent, particularly the service. Everyone was friendly and food came out quickly. The restaurant itself was cozy and intimate feeling with beautiful twinkle lights, and lots of greenery!

Best pho I have had in Colorado! This place was so cute on the inside! The service was excellent! The pho was delicious. I definitely recommend the brisket pho. 10 out of 10! The server also gave us a free order of dumplings! They were very kind and consistently checked in to make sure we were satisfied. I will definitely be returning to try more items on the menu.

My family and I originally planned to go to another boba establishment, but after reading some awful reviews online, we decided to try Volcano Tea House instead, based on its rave reviews. We were so pleased with our boba drinks and the food we tried, especially the pan-fried dumplings! The staff was friendly and attentive, and I really appreciated that the drinks came with minimal ice—more of the beverage to enjoy! We had a great experience and look forward to coming back in the future.

There's an interesting smell when you first walk in but the food smells good and the drinks are delicious. The cups are the fanciest tops we've seen in a tea house, and they have a variety of toppings to customize your drink. Will have to come again to try more of the menu. And whoever is the artist made such cute pieces hidden all over. It was that artistic touch that makes me want to come back (to see more art) and support a small business.

I've been here a few times and really enjoyed the food here; however, I'm not sure if I want to come back again. I was overcharged again on the 1lb Roast Pork & when I got home, the broth was missing for the Wonton & Noodle Soup with Roast Duck. Last time I ordered the #9 Roast Pork 1lb & I was charged $20. Today I ordered the Roast Pork again & specifically told them 1 pound & they charged me $23. I brought it to their attentions that the Roast Pork 1lb was supposed to be $16.99. They told me, "yes that is the price but, we added more Pork for you so that's why you got charged more." After I called them out on the price, they rescale the Roast Pork & make sure it was 1lb by taking away the pork & gave me $5 back bc it was supposed to be $17, not $23 for 1lb of Roast Pork. From my point of view as a customer, I felt like it was sneaky & I felt like I was being taken advantage of when they added more pork even though I requested 1lb of pork. My advised for other customers is pay attention to the scale & when they are packing your food. Make sure the prices on the menu are being reflected on the receipt. Overall, I'm just very disappointed on the service, but the food here is really good. I really would like to come back, but I just don't trust them with my money unfortunately. Maybe in the future I might give them the benefit of the doubt.

Great options and authentic flavors. They have roast pork, duck, chicken and many other dishes like at Dim Sum spots. Give it a try and let me know what you think!

HUGE UPDATE! THEY'RE SELLING PHONE NUMBERS!! I just moved to Parker like a month ago, and got calls just now from a senior living center trying to advertise to me. Exactly three companies have gotten my phone number and know I live in Parker now: Amazon, American Express, and CAFE CHINA!! Not even my leasing office has my number, they have my husband's. They busted themselves by process of elimination! Don't buy here unless you want your info sold!!! As for the service here: Upon pickup, a very terse lady asked me for my phone number, from far behind the counter. I could not hear her, she was not polite. A more polite man found the food and took my payment, he was chill and kind. The lady needs to understand that he can NOT compensate for her, and maybe just stay away from the counter. As for the food: The dumplings are nice, and they were the only thing. That's the best thing I can say. I had an order of orange beef, chicken lo mein, dumplings and egg rolls. I picked it up at the time indicated on my order, and let me tell you: by the time I got there, the orange beef was absolutely soggy and sodden, all the way through. It is downright mushy. Not a single iota of crispness. I believe it was cooked well, as it tasted well prepared (not good though, for other reasons) but they very much need to avoid MASSIVELY over-estimating the ready time, to the point it ruins dishes. Additionally, it is severely too sweet. I know this is always a risk when I order anything from an American Chinese place, but this is one of the worst offenders I've had in a long time. The sauce is basically concentrated syrup. Let's put it this way, there were actual orange pieces, which is commendable, but I was using them to CLEAN MY PALETTE of the sauce. I'm hormonal-hungry right now, and did not finish the dish. My husband got chicken lo mein and allowed me a few bites. But... here's a picture of what it looked like coming out of the box. They stuffed it down and it was stodgy and congealed. It does taste better than the orange beef, and I usually scoff at reviews that say things are bland, especially Chinese, but this was indeed bland. Chinese food that is simple and well prepared is a delight. This was 90% cheap noodles and uninspired sauce. The wok hay is just not there and that's a make or break for me with lo mein. It IS a simple dish, it's supposed to be. I make it better myself and I'm by no means Chinese. Dear owners: You should try these two condiments. Dark soy and shao xing wine. Why are they in my kitchen but not yours? The worst: My steamed rice had a spot of sauce in it, as if a used spoon was used to scoop it. I was going ot give a 2-star, but this is what you did to get my 1. Cross contamination is not okay. Not ever. Period.

We have eaten at the CC since it opened. Always have found the food to be fresh and well cook. One of the best I have ever been to. Especially after the reopening from the summer break. Every thing we had was kicked up a notch. The rice, soup and main courses. Seamed to even better than I remember Keep it up. P.s. when is Tony coming back?

Service here is deeply disappointing. First, the pace for dine-in orders is incredibly slow—they seem to prioritize take-out orders above all else. Initially, I was told the Beijing Beef would take “just a minute.” After waiting five minutes in line, I was told to check out, and they’d call my name once it was ready. Mind you, there were only a handful of customers and around eight employees in the store. After paying and stepping aside, the cashier then mentioned it would take an additional seven minutes. This was after I’d already waited five minutes just to be told to wait even longer. The overall lack of urgency and coordination from the staff is frustrating, to say the least.

I love panda. The food was good. Made fresh! A couple of the employees at this location are so sweet and attentive..I had an issue with the lady that was screaming at the workers. I believe her name was Leona. It made the experience horrible. Completely uncalled for. It’s never that serious.

I'm excited to have a new panda opening up closer to my house. One of our guilty pleasures. They don't have a posted grand opening date yet, but I will update my review once they do. The interior looks very modern and has a hip vibe. Update coming soon!

We hosted a last minute family dinner and placed our order at drive thru. The team was quick, friendly, and so so kind. Daim went above and beyond to get our order out and he was very generous with our service.