Chi Lin Asian Eatery

I've been in the Stanley Market a few times and I've always seen lines out the door at Chi Lin, so had to see what it was all about. When we got there last night we had a wait about 10 minutes for a party of 2 , but was longer for party of 3 or more. Service: the employees there are on top of their game and make sure once seated you're greeted within a minute or two of sitting down. We placed our order right away. I got the French fries and the Tan Tan Rice bowl. Both of them had some heat to them, so if you lie a little spice these dishes are for you. The pork in my dish packed a nice pow. Would definitely order again next time. The French fries were good, but possibly a little over fried, but still very good. Definitely recommend to go early. I don't believe they take reservations, so on a weekend can see this place having long lines.

I wanted to love this place since it's part of my name sake, all in all it was ok. We went on a Thursday night and it was popping. It was a little confusing figuring out who was helping who since there was a line but eventually we got seated. It was stuffy but service was quick, unfortunately couldn't understand our server too well since he was speaking really low.All of us ordered the ramen, I went with the spicy variety and it was good. There was a lack of ground pork and wish there were more veggies but all in all it filled me up. I would come back again if someone suggested it but wouldn't come back if I was specifically craving ramen.

We stumbled on this Taiwanese restaurant at Stanley market when we were hankering for Marie Empanadas. We switched our plans and ate here. So yummy!- hot sour soup: authentic- bbq pork buns: authentic- Taiwanese pickled cabbage: authentic- pork belly rice bowl: authentic and amazing - spicy Tantanmen ramen: deliciousSesame chicken, broccoli beef: also delicious. Service is attentive and they have a server bot! Hilarious. Pleasant quiet indoor and outdoor seating. Overall we love our new discovery and have been back a couple of times already. We are now regulars. You should be too!

Met up with siblings for lunch. Was not expecting this place. We decided to try this place out. We were first customers there. I immediately noticed the fantastic music they were playing! Old school. Loved it and took me back to my childhood days. The place is decorative and clean. The wait staff was great. I wasn't expecting for our lunch to turn into a siblings' feast. Lol We ordered so much food because of my little brother who had eyes bigger than his stomach! Lol We had so many things from appetizers to lunch items. Their menu has things ranging from mini-dim sum to ramen to individual dishes. I think we sorta covered the realm as you can see from the photos! The food was delicious and reasonably priced. It's actually a decent place.

Very good meal inside of Stanley Marketplace. We got a table quickly & the service was friendly and prompt. A robot server brought our food out which was very cool! Everything we ordered was excellent and the food I saw being brought out to others looked great as well.

We grabbed a late lunch here and had the Tonkotsu ramen and the pork dumplings. The ramen was good and not too salty. The noodles were a good consistency. The pork dumplings were not great -- they seemed either over or under cooked, and had a tough/chewy consistency along the seem. The filling was good though!Service was ok, nothing great, but fine enough for a quick bite!

The spicy tantanmen ramen was delicious! Plenty of soup so that there will be leftovers. I love the flavor of the egg, minced pork, and spicy broth. I'd say it was a 6 out of 10 on the spice level for me personally which was perfect! The staff is always attentive, refilling our water whenever it ran low and clearing our table of trash as needed. I've been here a few times and love this spot at Stanley! The dragons on the ceiling are a nice touch to the decor.

Pretty good place in Stanley marketplace which is really cool - would never have been in the neighborhood if not for the space immersive exhibit we went to in The Hangar.We had the soup dumplings which I was disappointed in - they were not hot and the soup tasted too salty. But the rest of the food was good - chicken wings was the other appetizer and they were delicious. The ramen was tasty too.

Family friendly, Chinese food and dim sum on the menu. The restaurant is set up to accept take out orders and full service dine in. The restaurant looks like it can easily accommodate larger groups, they were setting up for a group of 15-16 people while we were eating. The restaurant had a good vibe, upbeat, everything looked nice. It isn't super trendy, but it's inviting. The food was good, wasn't mind blowing, but we'll go try most places that serve dim sum, since you don't see it available too often. The rice dishes were pretty good. We ordered loaded fries, I forgot what they are called on the menu, but we really liked it. They have a spicy sauce that gives it a little kick and it's full of flavor on top of crispy fries. The soup dumplings were good, I'd say they were adequate. Served at the proper temperature and flavorful. We also ordered pan fried dumplings which were average, nothing special, but they were good. I don't personally know the Chinese food scene in the Denver area. I'd say Chi Lin is about average for the food, I love that they have dim sum options on the menu daily, which is great, but the food is about average. It's not bad, but it's not special in any way. However, with that said, if I lived in the area, I'd go back based on the menu options.

Cute little Asian spot in side the cool Stanley Market! It's a small restaurant but you can expect it to be full! They have a wide variety of food to select from including Vegetarian and Gluten Free options. We were seated and served after about a 10 minute wait (by a human) and then a cute robot waiter delivered our food. How fun!!