1.35 Scoop & Up

I have been coming here off and on for nearly ten years. The food has always been inexpensive but tasty. They don't skimp at all and really give you your moneys worth. The staff is efficient and friendly. I've always been impressed with the simple selections and how fresh the food seems to be. The building is reasonably clean but could be cleaner. The huge drawback to this location is the parking, which is terrible and its general location. It's on south Federal, right next to a pawn shop. It's a high crime area that has only gotten worse over the years. Watch your surroundings while in the parking lot.

Was not good, terrible service etc. Will not recommend find another place. Pawn shop folks won't eat there

I know dollar scoop Chinese places get a bad rap, but this place is fantastic. We love coming here because the food always seems to be hot and fresh, not sad like it's been sitting out all day. It stays pretty busy which means they have a fresh batch of food coming out regularly. The rice noodles are some of my favorite--subtle and lighter than the lo mein. I love the flavor of the jalapeño chicken even though the texture is a bit tough. The rest of the family loves the sesame chicken. The fried dumplings are also worth it. They come with home made sauce. Add this to your list of affordable quick and easy meals.

Literally 5 small pieces of chicken across 2 scoops of Kung Pao and Mushroom chicken. I feel bad throwing away a plate of vegetables but geez

This evening our family had a discussion. The question was, what is the worst restaurant you have ever been to? Without skipping a beat, my 13 year old son said- this place! It really is the worst restaurant he has been to, and it is one of the worst ever for me. Both of us tried several things and it was downright nasty. If you can't satisfy a hungry teenage boy, something is bad wrong with your cooking!

Best quick Chinese food on this side of Denver. Much better than panda and great quantity. Sesame chicken is amazing, as well as the jalapeño chicken, teriyaki chicken and lo mein. Egg rolls are a must.

I give this place a solid 3. Anything that's breaded chicken & fried is garbage & so is their spaghetti lo mein. It's not Asian wheat noodles, it's literally Italian spaghetti noodles which is really disappointing. What they have that I've tried that's good is their teriyaki chicken, their butter potatoes & their fried bananas. I like to drizzle the bananas with honey because they're not quite sweet enough on their own. I don't ever get their egg rolls or wontons or shrimp, so I can't speak to that. Obviously the main thing they have going for them is their pricing. Their portions are not quite as generous as they used to be, but it's still a good amount of food for a reasonable price. They're always nice & the process is very quick & no nonsense.

I was unimpressed. I will say that the employee was nice, the restaurant appeared clean, and I was in and out within a couple of minutes. However, the food was just so mediocre. I had chicken lo mein and beef & broccoli. Neither entrée had much sauce or flavor. The broccoli was undercooked and almost halfway raw. The lo mein mostly consisted of overcooked spaghetti noodles, three pieces of chicken, and two pieces of onion. I know a lot of you might be thinking "what do you expect? It's a budget restaurant that sells food by the scoop," but I have had much better experiences at other scoop Chinese places in and around Denver. Do yourself a favor and skip this one.

Not exactly $1.35 a scoop but definitely good food for the money. Was definitely impressed of in the care that they put into the delivery package

Was rushed as if they were busy when there was no line. I was also very over charged. The people working were very rude. Also found hair in my food