We came during happy hour and let me say the portion sizes are LARGE! We ended up having the tempura chicken and shrimp, lettuce wraps which were all on the happy hour menu. We did also order from the menu and got sesame chicken, and honey walnut chicken. Even if you stay with just the happy hour menu you'll definitely get full. The honey walnut chicken wasn't what I expected (maybe cause I was comparing it to panda express honey walnut shrimp and this dish lacked sweetness which was on me for comparing the two) but it was still good and I loved the mushrooms. A great eatery spot if you're doing some shopping at northfield.

It was a nice experience but not AMAZING. It is a good option for a decent meal before a movie. We had Miso Soup(good)and their version of Tom Kha Kai(not good) it was way too salty and had a different flavor than we are used to(my wife gets it everywhere we go). The Sushi roll was good and Sashimi was as well. I had The General Lee's(Tso's) chicken with fried rice and it was pretty good, I would order it again. Our service was very attentive, the timing was good and he was very nice as was the manager that helped us towards the end. Overall, I would recommend it if you're in the area and want a different option than just a burger and fries.

As a discerning diner with a particular palate for Chinese food, I've explored countless restaurants in Denver, but Pepper Asian Bistro II remains my unwavering favorite. Its chic atmosphere, coupled with its exceptional culinary offerings, creates an unforgettable dining experience. Two dishes that consistently elevate my dining experience are the Walnut Shrimp and the Happy Family. The Walnut Shrimp is a masterpiece – tender shrimp, delicately coated in a sweet and savory sauce, adorned with crunchy walnuts. It's a symphony of flavors and textures that never fails to delight. The Happy Family is a culinary favorite, featuring a harmonious blend of chicken, beef, shrimp, and scallops, stir-fried to perfection with vibrant vegetables. It's a feast for the senses, showcasing the restaurant's expertise in balancing flavors and creating visually stunning dishes. Beyond the delectable food, Pepper Asian Bistro II offers a chic and inviting ambiance. The modern decor, soft lighting, and attentive service create a sophisticated atmosphere that complements the exquisite dining experience. If you're seeking a truly memorable Chinese dining experience in Denver, Pepper Asian Bistro II is the ultimate destination. The shrimp fried rice is also a favorite served with large plump juicy shrimp. They also do delivery when you just don’t want to leave your house.

Pepper Asian Bistro II is a fantastic spot for delicious Asian food in Denver that won't break the bank! It's some of the best in town - you won't regret going here! The service is always friendly, and we've always had great meals here. This time, we started with the Cheese Wontons and Chicken Gyoza, which were both excellent! For our main course, we shared the Sesame Chicken which had perfectly crispy chicken in a delicious sweet and savory sauce. We've also enjoyed the Egg Drop Soup and Walnut Shrimp on other visits. Some of our other favorites include the Spring Rolls, Pad Thai, and Orange Chicken. Pepper Asian Bistro II has a wonderful atmosphere for a casual meal with friends or family, plus they offer takeout and delivery. Highly recommend!

I eat lunch here regularly! They are excellent it's a like 2 bucks a scoop, excellent portion, the family that runs here is awesome. I've lost my wallet and they kept it for me. Great people, great business.

What can I say? It's average food at a great price point. I like the type of lomein noodles used and the happy family had a good variety of veggies and meats. The egg drop soup was delicious. The fried rice was ok. It was a little harder than it should have been, as if it was left sitting out too long. I would come here only if I was on a tight budget and was craving something warm and easily available.

The perfect spot for southern Chinese cuisine. They have authentic Chinese dishes different than most you have had at other restaurants. This place is a must try. The service was excellent and the food was served hot and fresh. make sure you stop in !!!!! I will definitely be back here again...

I recently ordered take out at Jaya Indonesian Restaurant and tried a variety of dishes, including Beef Rendang with coconut rice, Fried Rice, Satay Chicken, Char Kway Teow, roti Canai, Pulut Hitam, and Beef Steak Sambal Goreng. The Beef Steak Sambal Goreng was incredibly flavorful which added a delightful aroma and richness. The Fried Rice was well-seasoned and had a nice texture. Chicken Satay was terrible and I would not order again. It was dry, and the peanut sauce was not very creamy. Being an Indonesian, in my opinion, the satay lacked authenticity and didn’t have the same flavor as what I had back home. Char Kway Teow had the right balance of spices and was very satisfying. For dessert, the Pulut Hitam was a perfect sweet ending, with its warm, coconutty, and slightly sticky texture. Lastly, the beef rendang was the highlight of our meal, with its spicy, savory kick that left us wanting more. It was extremely tender, paired perfectly with the coconut rice. Overall, the food quality and flavor were good, and I recommend Jaya Indonesian Restaurant for a wonderful culinary experience!

I was nervous to try this place out because of the reviews, but still gave it a shot. The staff was extremely friendly and accommodating to requests. They made my noddles to exactly how I wanted it. The amount of options was awesome. The sauces were all unique too. I enjoyed my 2 plates. The ice cream was also yummy. The only thing that was weird is paying at the beginning before even sitting down and the question of typing comes up. I still gave a tip, but it was unusual. Other than that, the bathroom and the resturant were overall clean.

I love going here because they are allergy-friendly. Being allergic to soy, wheat, egg and dairy usually leaves me sad, but this meal is always a treat. I have Service a 4 because the topn yellow (for allergies) bowl I received was dusty. Fortunately I had plenty more. Always come away full and satisfied and feel safe that I'm not going ton have a resction. Also want to note that they provide a laminated sheet with every menu item and allergens found in them. So appreciate it all. Thank you Huhot for such a delicious option!

Ah I always crave a good Cantonese Style dinner and this meal was delicious! We ordered all our favorite go to dishes: Ginger Scallion Crab, Green Beans with Pork, Roast Duck, Cantonese Style Chow Mein, Shrimp with Lobster Sauce, and Potstickers! I enjoyed the Green Beans dish. I was so excited to see chung choy in it, which added to the flavor profile. The combination Chow Mein was perfectly crispy with plentiful amounts of tender meat and veggies. Ginger Scallion Crab and Shrimp with Lobster sauce was what we expected and executed well. Some of the end pieces of duck were a bit salty but overall was very good. I’d love to try the Peking Duck next time with the buns and the crispy roast pork. I felt the cost of the food was very reasonable with the amount of food given. I love the fact that you can order dim sum at any time. But makes it hard to choose what to order because everything sounds good. The servers were so nice and had very fun personalities, always with a smile on their faces. They made our meal really enjoyable and did a fairly good job keeping our water cups filled. The restaurant was spacious and appeared tidy. We went there on a Saturday night and there were people setting up for likely a wedding event. I’m sure Empress is a place where many Asians have their reception meals and events. The neighborhood is a bit sketchy and was happy to see that they had their own parking lot. We were only visiting, but we’ll definitely be back to try more items in the future and would recommend others to give it a try!

Such a great dim sum option, complete with fresh grilled dumplings and traditional cart service. There is no long wait like at Star Kitchen and the food is always fresh & delicious.

Food seemed to be really good quality and fresh. Prices were reasonable and service was really fast. As I sat and ate, they went through lots of customers but were quick to pack the food and get the line moving. You definitely get your money's worth here. Great place for a quick, delicious bite. Oh and the chow fun was perfect! I don't see it too often as an option at comparable restaurants, but they knocked it out of the ballpark.

Only "dollar a scoop" chinese food place I trust in Denver, and I found that out the hard way. I always get the chicken Lo Mein, honey chicken, and sesame chicken; food is always fresh, environment and food is clean, portions are GENEROUS - easily double a Panda Express "plate", and damn-near unbeatable prices. Highly recommend.

One of the things I noticed about restaurants in the US was how they blend perfectly into the decor of the building. The interiors are the ones that make a difference. The other is the way in which the menu is presented and explained. All the cocktails had exotic names and it was clear that the ones conceiving the concoctions were having good fun - even to the extent of mildly embarrassing the customers ordering them There was one lamb dish which I did not eat and the report was that it went down well. The Singapore Noodles, the ginger rice and the accompaniments were great. Different from the Indian version of Chinese food but hitting the right notes. The dessert was a revelation. The sweet bit came out on top but the textures and the interplay of the other elements in the dish, including the floral flavours were amazing. It's not for everyone, so be warned before you're tempted to order it. There was striking graffiti on the walls leading up to the hotel, so I have included a picture of that, even though it should not be in the review if I was being strict. Hop Alley comes from hip hop and that influence is apparent in the overall decor and music as well as the atmosphere. Makes for an interesting combination and they seem to have found their niche

We arrived around 5:30pm prior to it gets busy and noisy. Great service and good. It’s definitely fusion cuisine, and had its own twist. Some dishes may be on the saltier side, especially on vegetables, but they are till very good and highly recommended.

This place is really good. The service is good and feel like home. This place Pho is amazing got to try at least one. Also and appetizers is good.

Love this place. Whenever I come back home to Denver I make it a point to stop here. Quick service, nice dinning area. My favorite bun of all the different places I've tried. The marinated and grilled shrimp is delicious!!

My wife and I dined in for dinner. We ordered basil chicken, tom kha soup, Singapore noodles, jasmine tea, and fried chicken gyoza. In a lot of Asian places, the chicken would be deep fried and simply sauteed with flavoring sauce and it will have little bit of bad smell. However, in this restaurant the basil chicken was not deep fried, it was well cooked and had excellent flavor without any such bad smell. Also, their gyoza and Singapore noodles were great. It had rich flavor. The soup was average. Their restrooms were clean, service was excellent and ambience was good. My only small complaint is, their basil chicken was a tad dry and it didn't go well with rice but nonetheless had good flavor.

Our original experience with Pepper Asian Bistro was at their second location near Sunnyside. We loved the spicy edamame and the atmosphere was nice. We decided to try the Colfax location because it’s closer to where we’re staying. We started things off great with the spicy edamame-it was excellent, grilled and had the perfect balance of spice. The spring rolls and chicken dish had good flavor. The drunken noodles were borderline tasteless. The staff was nice and took really good care of us. But I had to swat at least a half dozen flies during our meal. Sadly, we finished the evening with unhappy digestive systems and multiple trips to the bathroom.

Our server David was awesome. It was a busy Saturday night but he was doing great. The food was super yummy and everything was reasonably priced. This is definitely a good spot to stop if you are looking for sushi in the area

I ordered the sashimi deluxe special to go and it was awesome. Every piece of sashimi was thick and melted in my mouth. I also got a seaweed salad, and the portion was pretty generous for the price. Highly recommend!

I really recommand the mongolian beef it was very tasty, the singopre street noodles was good and a bit spicy. The red velvet cake was good but not extraordinary. The service was good and the restaurant is well decorated. They gave us fortune cookies before leaving, great experience overall.

I finally gave P.F. Chang’s a try, and I must say, the hype around their orange chicken is real! The crispy, perfectly cooked chicken pieces were tossed in a tangy, sweet, and slightly spicy orange sauce. It was the perfect balance of flavors. While I haven’t tried every Chinese restaurant out there, I can confidently say that P.F. Chang’s orange chicken is definitely one of the best I’ve had.