JJ's Bistro

The food is not very good. I love sweet and sour soup and this place had almost nothing in it and the flavor was a bit sweet with lots of black pepper. The worst I've had anywhere. My meal had slimy shrimp with mixed vegetables. Greasy oil dripping egg rolls. Nothing inside but cabbage. Tofu app was ok. The fortune cookies were garbage. They smelled so bad and stale I dare not take a bite of one. The fortunes inside all said "Manscaped" on them (WTF?) what does that word have to do with Asian food or fortune cookies?! We only had a handful of cookies and most of them were treat fortunes inside. Like seriously they're all that much the same?Won't order again.

I love this place. the owners are wonderful. Get their kung pao chicken and my wife and I both love their chicken fried rice.

Another great lunch at JJ's Bistro (Orangy Chicken today). The food never disappoints and I love the location, just 3 blocks from Coors Field! Easy walk from the office.

My fiancé and I decided to eat here because it was right above the Sakura Cherry Blossom Festival on the 2nd floor, and my goodness this place has the best Chinese food I've eaten since moving to Denver. If youre trying to beat the crowds, we went here around 4 or 5pm, beat the dinner rush. Ambience felt homely and chill for being in the middle of downtown. My fiancé had been looking for a place with good Pad Thai, and she said her food was exceptional. I've been here before and had the Sesame chicken, which is always amazing, but this time, I tried fried rice with just egg. Best fried rice in a thousand miles. The lady who helped us was so kind and funny. She took care of us, and it felt homely, like I was back in Hawaii eating at the authentic Chinese places. I feel bad for not catching her name, but it felt like when you come home from school and Ma takes care of your meal and it's too good and somehow nostalgic. Prices are reasonable, and portions are pretty generous considering the state of the world. I left full and happy that there was Cocacola. I got my fiancé a Boba tea to go, and we decided that we will be coming back as long as we live here in CO. Can't beat good food and good service, a place that values their customers and values the food they serve.My only gripe is not really with JJ's but more about how downtown is hard to find parking, and how it's a bit confusing to get to the restaurant. It's upstairs or up elevator on the east corner of 19th and Larimer.

immaculate food, flavors, & service. hard to find delicious restaurants for suck a good price like this these days

I frequent this place quite often. quiet with good food, friendly service, and fair priced. Sakura Square seems to be struggling-- owners are very sweet and deserve every ounce of business they can get. Please support this hidden gem.

Amazing food and service!!! We've been in the hunt for good Asian food. And I think we found it tonight!! We will definitely be going back!!!

Great food and great service! Staff was friendly and knowledgeable, and the ambiance was peaceful and nice. Highly reccomend!

I live in Boulder but when I hit downtown Denver this is the spot for the last ten years. I spend a lot of time in Manhattan in the LES. This place has that Chinatown vide. There isn't some hipster yuppy trying to serve you so call authentic food. They now me by name and are super nice and respectful. Great price for what you are getting. When the Louisville fire ravaged that town a few years ago the owner was worried about me knowing I lived in Boulder. Great people, mad respec.

JJ's Bistro is a jewel of Real Denver in the decaying hellscape that Downtown is becoming. Do you want a good portion of tasty food quickly from hard working people instead of a soulless corporation that relies on TikTok gimmicks? Then get some pick up at JJ's. No frills, just a cozy atmosphere where it feels like you're eating with family at a great value.I recommend the Green Curry Tofu (level 3 spicy), the General Tso's chicken, and the Triple Delight with Garlic Sauce.