So delicious, so friendly, so comfortable. I want to go back here every day! Every dish we had was fantastic. I would like to try absolutely everything on the menu. It is a small restaurant but they did an excellent job fitting arranging the seating to accommodate. I could see there being a wait here on the weekends! Pro tip: Their online menu has pictures of everything

There were lots of people when my friends and I got to the restaurant, so it was an hour wait. But the food is delicious so totally worth the wait. Staff are very nice. All the food are filled with lots of flavors.

I really like this hot pot. I wish they would explain how much meat comes on each order though because we ordered way too much and we're worried about being charged for wasted food or having to take it home. we all ended up overeating as a result. that said, I think the value is pretty good, it's a lot of fun, gives each individual the opportunity to get really creative, and they have a good mix of broths to choose from. from. vegetarians and vegans are safe here too. Good stuff. I'd come again.

Yummy Hot Pot offers a great dining experience for hot pot lovers. The variety of broth options and the extensive selection of meats, seafood, and vegetables make it a perfect spot for customizing your meal. The ingredients are fresh, and everything is well-prepared. The sauce bar is also impressive, letting you mix flavors to your liking. While the food is delicious, the service can be a bit slow during busy hours. However, the staff is friendly, and the atmosphere is lively. Overall, Yummy Hot Pot is a solid choice for a satisfying meal, and I would definitely return!

After eagerly waiting to try Nana's Dumplings, we finally had the chance to visit—and it did not disappoint. Everything we tasted was exceptional, but the **beans and buns** were truly unforgettable, standing out as the highlight of an already incredible meal. The experience was made even better by the exceptionally helpful staff (Francheska) who assisted us. Her friendly demeanor added a personal touch that made the visit all the more enjoyable. Though the Colorado Springs location has yet to open, our visit to Nana's Dumplings proved that it is well worth the drive. This spot has set a gold standard for flavor, and we can’t wait to enjoy it again in the future—perhaps next time, closer to home!

Did we order just about everything? YES. But we did make the mistake of not ordering the soup dumplings because we thought they were the Signature Bao 😢🤣 We will be going back to get them! Having just moved from NYC we thought this place was over priced for Denver, but the food was good. The only thing that wasn’t a hit was the beef noodle soup. The flavors were there but just not as bold as what I’m use to and seem to be on the sweeter side. The service and atmosphere were great. We look forward to revisiting!

Was visiting Denver and came across this place on a whim. We were trying to find a restaurant that was open late on a weekday & got here just an hour before they closed. The staff were nice & we got seated right away on the first floor/tap room. Ordering on your phone was easy through the QR code. Food was brought out timely and everything we ordered was so delicious! Especially enjoyed the cocktails! Loved the ambiance of the restaurant, it gave very modern vibes with the decor, paintings, and lights. Definitely recommend checking this place out if you're in the area!

Lina and her team knocked it out of the park. We rented the upstairs tea room. I received so many compliments the next day about how this was the best corporate offsite dinner venue we’ve had for the team. The staff was wonderful, attentive, detail oriented and the ambiance could not be beat (private bar , tables and standing areas with a beautiful modern Asian decor backdrop). Thank you for making our event a success!

We went for a few snacks after a show...happy hour was still going on. We ordered a couple things and everything was amazing. The egg cloud was probably the highlight....well...maybe the scallion pancake with hoison butter....mmmm...the calamari.... The french onion soup dumplings were probably our least favorite...they were good...kinda basic compared to everything else

Happy hour soup dumpling both types are a must. Couldn't decide which were my favorite. The onion soup had more soup to em, tho the general Cho's were full of chicken. You need to try both if here for HH. The Korean fried chicken slider was well worth it too, so fat. HH lager just a lager more or less but decent deal 5 bucks

My new favorite pho is the cubed flank pho. The dim sum here is decent even tho there’s not a huge variety. The staff is always super friendly and accommodating. This place is easy to get pho and your dim sum fix. Usually no wait and the bathrooms are clean.

Got dim sum from here. It gets expensive doing it that way but things were pretty good. Service was great and we didn’t feel rushed and could easily flag down to order more.

This is some of the best food in Denver (if not the best). Their dumplings are perfection…their noodles are craveable. I just had their Tom kha dumplings and it was the best bite of food I’ve had all year. Thank you Yuan Wonton!

Great recommendation by tender from Lincoln bar, Thanks! The og chili wontons were so delicate, plump and perfectly spicy. I imagine everything else on the menu is just as amazing, looked so. If was in town for another day would have come right back with larger eyes and empty tummy

This local take-out/delivery restaurant is a true gem, offering a range of tasty Chinese dishes that can be easy customized for vegetarians, e.g., kung-pow tofu, orange tofu, etc.

Finally, a hot meal well worth the money. Portions are generous and Ive never left feeling hungry. Presentation and freshness is consistent and Ive really no suggestions to improve. My favourite is Sesame Chicken (light sauce) and Chicken Dumplings (fried).

10/28/22-This is a nice little place that is easy to miss as you drive by. I went here with a co-worker to grab some food, the inside is closed to dining and they only do to go. The prices were really good for the size of food/scoop. The food was also tasty. It was the best orange chicken I have had in a long time.

Great time and meal, as always, at Hoong's. This is the best Chinese food we've found in Denver. It's so good, we don't even mind the drive from downtown Denver. I've lived in Boston & NYC, where both have vibrant Chinatowns. Hoong's is the closest (by far) in quality and taste. Can't recommend highly enough.

Really good portions, not very expensive and delicious options. Reminds me of a new york style small high volume kitchen. Not much room to sit but perfect for to go orders.

The Food is delicious but I'm giving two ⭐️⭐️, because of the cashier being so RUDE! I literally saw 2 customers cancel their order because of how rude she was. I didn't walk out because I'm visiting from TX and we were hungry. But I did let her know she was rude.

Authentic Szechuan food, period. I miss the various regional cuisines I got to taste when I lived in mainland China, and this place is a hidden gem that delivers the same flavors and textures I tasted there. We tried chef’s special roasted fish, eggplants with fish flavored sauce, and shredded potatoes with vinegar, steamed rice, and hot tea, which was a nice variety of spiciness, sweetness, savoriness, and sourness. All of them were done well. The eggplants especially were done in perfection with just the right amount and level of everything that goes in to this seemingly humble dish. Portions are generous. One thing to note about this place is that, as the name suggests, it specializes in Szechuan cuisine that is known for its use of the numbing, spicy peppercorns. For instance, the “general” (which may seem to mean “mild”) version of the roasted fish is actually the default version of deep fried fish in rich broth with spicy chili oil. It still has higher levels of spiciness available. Same with the potato dishes—although it may look pale, it still carries a hint of the numbing flavor and sensation of the Szechuan peppercorns. The dining atmosphere can definitely be improved—it is very much a hole-in-the-wall place. Might be better for a take-out.

Do not judge a book by its cover because while this place looks run down the food is directly opposite. Visiting from new york, I can confidently say that this authentic place is on par with some of the best chinese restaurants there. Do not hesitate to come try!

One of my favorite new restaurants! Walking away from our meal I keep coming back to how flavorful everything was. Salty, spicy, and vinegar characterized the variety of items we sampled. The sizzling spicy noodles were my favorite item we tried. It was a depth of flavor and the texture of the noodles themselves were fantastic. I loved the pork belly bao. The wings were amazing as well. Crunchy and numbing spice! The scallion pancake was a nice addition and it was enhanced by the black vinegar. Service was kind and helpful. The interior was well spaced out to best utilize the room. I can’t wait to return. One of the best recent additions to the Denver food scene.

We took our chef son here because he recommended it and we were not disappointed. This joint rocks the noodles! We ordered several dishes and enjoyed each one. The service was quick, and the food came out piping hot. Our waitress was very pleasant and acted as if she liked working here (not often the case in some restaurants). I don't remember all the things we ordered. Just see the pics and try to figure them out. It was a bit pricey, but what isn't in Denver. I would definitely eat here again.