Zume Asian Cuisine

We love the food here!! It never misses! The customer service is always good too! I feel like people don't know about this place cause I never see a crowd but they're missing out!

The food was good but unfortunately the service was not great. I am not sure if they had staffing issues or if this is their normal way of operating, but when we were there, there was a girl working the register and I believe she was the waitress, and busser, and doing all front of house work. I say "I believe" because even with nobody in line, we were not brought drinks until I approached the register and asked. We had to ask for silverware, and chopsticks. The service was not good, at all.Also, me and my teenage son were offered to buy drugs by a man as we walked in.The food was good, and I would eat it again. Maybe takeout is a better idea next time.

You never know what you'll get in a strip-mall restaurant. I have found some true gems and some not-so-great options. Zume Asian Cuisine is small but clean inside with simple 2-top and 4-top tables. Parking is plentiful. The food was... okay.We had a takeout order of Chicken Pad Thai (medium spice), a Chicken Vietnamese Noodle bowl, and the Vietnamese eggrolls. The Chicken Pad Thai was very (temperature) hot and had good flavor. The medium spice had very little heat and more of a sweet flavor. The Vietnamese Noodle Bowl was a big disappointment. They do not have a description of the dish on their online menu, but I expected more than noodles, chicken, lettuce, and fish sauce. Sprouts, mint, cilantro, carrots, peanuts, lime... none of these items were included. Maybe an oversight on our order, but definitely a bummer. I didn't care for the eggrolls. They had a strange flavor, in my opinion.When ordering online, our two entrees showed a $1 Convenience Fee on each dish. Why? I am not sure. There is an option to "uncheck" the $1 fee, which I did for both entrees before adding the dishes to the cart.When finalizing our order there was another $1 convenience fee on the total bill, which was not something that could be removed. I understand costs are continually rising for restaurants, but just add a fee to the food cost, please. A convenience fee, which you are allowed to uncheck, feels like a "gotcha" fee if you don't notice and uncheck the box. I likely won't return.

Excellent Chinese food in a nice nice place to stop if you fly into the Denver airport and are heading towards the mountains. Friendly server and staff has been friendly in the past. Nice menu. The egg drop soup is among the best I've had anywhere. Dishes are reasonably priced and good size. We had a yellow curry with chicken that was delicious. The beef and broccoli had lots of broccoli and lots of beef it was also delicious. I had chicken satay Which was a nice portion in good value and the sauce was delicious. Food came out hot and fast. I think this is an excellent restaurant albeit a simple place to eat dinner in a strip center.

Absolutely tasty!!!!I loved my fajita chicken taco and grilled shrimp taco.Highly recommend this restaurant as a pickup location for food while driving to DEN airport from the West.

Online menu (they direct site not third) versus in-store menu, have some discrepancies. Egg drop soup had vegetables in it, and the bell peppers totally overpowered the flavor. Drunken noodles has jalapeños in it, also weird. Ordered online and food wasn't ready at quoted time. Overall, not a great experience - won't go back unless it's purely convenience.

Easy parking. The place was pretty empty for lunch. This is the kind of place that you can hear them cooking your food while you wait. I order the Shrimp Mee Hoon lunch special. The Egg Drop Soup was delicious, but it comes with Tofu for those with food allergies.The noodles were pretty good, but considering the thickness of the noodles the sauce was a little heavy. There were only about 5 pieces of shrimp.Overall not bad for the price. The service was great and the ambiance was chill with instrumental music in the background.

I found Zume on UberEats and ordered take-out on a late week day night. I ordered: (1) Drunken noodles with Chicken 8.5/10-This was pretty comparable to Chow Fun at a Chinese restruant. There are some jalpenos in her that gave just the right amount of kick for me. The noodles were soft and chewy. Chicken wasn't dry!! (2) Sesame chicken (medium spicy) 8/10-The medium spicy version of this could be spicy for some, so if you don't like spicy food, I recommend getting the mild version. I enjoyed this entree but if I were to critique it, the breading was a bit thick and the chicken was a little dry. The sauce it comes in is pretty wet so the chicken seems more soggy than crispy. (3) Tahu XO Sauce 7/10-Got this with fried tofu. The bell peppers in this entree has a pretty strong flavor profile, but I didn't mind since I like peppers. The spices used for this dish tasted more typical Chinese but I just didn't like the texture of the tofu (personal preference). The friend I went with thought this entree tasted the best, so it might differ according to what you like. Overall, this place is a solid take-out place if you are craving some Asian fusion/Chinese food!! Will be ordering from here again.

Thanks to the pineapple, the curry had some flavor 3 stars since it's my first time and the rice was great. The Vietnamese egg rolls went down easy.

My kids and I enjoy this restaurant. It is a small family owned company. They are a busy restaurant and their service is the same as most smaller Asian restaurants. Their food is good. I always order spring rolls and a soup called Tom kha with a side of fried rice. My kids gets the chicken satay, a side of fried rice and chicken pad Thai. My hubby has gotten several different dishes with beef or seafood and he has liked them. This is a good neighborhood restaurant and worth the visit. When ordering online I don't like the extra fees so I call in the order or walk in and order to avoid those fees.