Ho Mei

OHHH I have been cheating, and this place is not much to look at, it is a TAKE FOOD OUT PLACE! But!!Service is more than pleasant: "you don't want more food!" NO! My dog and I can't eat that much, then we no charge, yes you must charge me for your food. This goes on for a few moments, and I do pay for what my dog and I can eat. Geezzz I hope you are laughing when reading this! Becuz it's a true story over the last 6 months when I found this corner Asian eatery with great food. We only order 2 things each time, the same delicious items!The Portions are huge: I have to plead, as in "BEG! PLEASE NOT SO MUCH FOOD!!" I love the fried rice and shrimp without the peppers, SO DOES MY DOG!! It is CHEAP AND HUGE! Litterally I must beg, please LESS FOOD! And the cost of the delicious Rice & Shrimp (am admitting as a vegetarian, I love their fried Shrimp) so does my dog, she salavates for the tails!This is a giggle, yet, off of Sheridan and 38th, there is a little side parking spot, people move in and out quickly, while inside are the incredible aromas of multiple choices of everything that might be at an expensive location.The interior is not great, my dog and I go to the park to eat and enjoy the fare of meal for just $5.25 HUGE PORTIONS, I can't eat that much, my dog does! IT'S DANG GOOD! NOW I'M HUNGRY~ We have to go and beg PLEASE NOT SO MUCH OF YOUR GREAT FOOD!

You know, sometimes cheap Chinese food hits the spot and Ho Mei is my go to in the Wheat Ridge area. How can you possibly argue with $6.55/absolutely PACKED plate that includes 1 main dish (fried rice or lo mein), 2 sides (my favorite are orange chicken and jalapeno chicken), and a choice of an appetizer (egg roll or 2 cheese wontons)? That's right, you can't. I would highly recommend getting the hot and sour soup as well which is $2.00 for a small container and $4.00 for large (large will probably feed 2-3 people) as well as the hot chili sauce for $0.25 each. Check it out!

The food was so MMMMM. They rly loaded my plate up (If u think this plate is loaded, it was way loaded before I ate some). ALL FOR UNDER $8!!! I even got two cream cheese wontons and a soda. once again, UNDER $8. Also very generous with the soy sauce. The photo of me and my friend is how we felt after. Service 100000/10.

The restaurant was clean, the food is good, the service was efficient and the price was really good. I was surprised at how much we liked everything, the kung pao was my favorite. It had huge chunks of veggies which were cooked perfectly and just enough spice to make you know it's there. They have about 3 booths and a few tables to sit at and eat. It's served in a container to go and the lady I had pilled it in there! Worth the price, you get a soda and egg roll with the meal for around $6.50. I'll be back

I was hungry for Chinese food and it was suggested we try this place. It always seems busy enough so people seeking good cheap food are stopping in a lot. Now realize this is not likely a place to eat in and it's not the highest quality but it's cheap and filling. The standard seems to be three huge amounts in a container for about $6.55. You choose fried rice or lo mein. Nothing special about that but it is heaped into the container. Then you choose from a variety of selections each of which is heaped into the container. We had three such containers and believe me it was heavy carrying it out. One container could easily feed two people and not just small portions! Given the high prices for food, even Chinese food, it's tough to go out nowadays. But if you want decent quality food heaped into a container this is the place to go. Inside the place is clean and the servers are efficient. I'm impressed. We tried a variety to include orange chicken, teriyaki chicken, happy family, jalapeño chicken (it's very mild), pork, and the egg rolls. For a few bucks you get a lot of food. Put this on your list of places to try when you're really hungry for Chinese food and don't want to pay a lot for it.

My sister told me about this place when I first visited her a year ago. I now live here and I have to say it's very yummy. We all go at least once a week. There isn't a lot of seating so we just order to go, just as yummy as if you were eating in the restaurant. The employees are all very nice. My favorite thing to do is, order crab-cheese Wontons,Kung Pow Chicken, Lo Mein, and Orange Chicken and take it home.

Not really something to brag about. At the end, it was a win for us since we didn't get food poisoning after seeing this fine establishment. The food was eatable, the price was very affordable, the atmosphere was that of an abandoned gas station. I would not return, just not my cup of tea. There are other Asian places that although a little more expensive, the experiences is way better. To each its own.

For what you get it's really not a bad place. Aesthetically it doesn't look great from the outside but good price and good people.

This is my go to for cheap Chinese food that hits the spot. I can't in good conscience give it 5 stars because it's basically Panda Express caliber food, but the value makes up for it.

I had a friend pick me up some food. My friend ordered sesame chicken and my friend was given orange chicken. Im allergic to oranges, orange juice and orange zest. Give the customer what they ask for and if you dont have any then say something instead of using a substitute