KP Asian Cafe

One of the less mentioned but authentic restaurants is the KP Asian Cafe right by the Great Wall Supermarket in Aurora. Besides its many Chinese American dishes, they also have quite a lot of authentic and tasty Cantonese, Sichuan and Northeastern dishes. These are on the second and third pages of the menu with Chinese and English characters. To catch the trend in town, heard they will introduce more dumplings and buns in the coming days. Certainly something to be expected. Here are their scallion pancakes, double cooked pork and noodles with fried bean sauce.

I wouldn't really recommend coming here. It's dead silent inside which makes it really awkward sitting there. Service was also alright since there was 1 person taking the order, cooking, and providing the receipt while the other was sleeping in the corner. This is my second time giving this place a try. The first time I was really craving a specific dish that I saw they had on their menu when I looked them up online so I decided to try this place out. When I arrived, I was the only customer and it still took a minute to be seen and seated since the workers were in the back. I ordered the dish I wanted the first time I came here and they told me they didn't have it which is weird since it's on their menu but I brushed it off as maybe they didn't have the ingredients for it that day or something. My second time coming here today, I sat myself down since there was nobody at the counter. I was there probably for 10 min or so while the cook was cooking the dish for the other customer in the restaurant. I didn't realize until the cook said something but there was a worker sleeping in the corner of the restaurant with his shoes off and feet on the chair. I ordered their lunch special:Szechuan beefMoo goo gai pan (to go)The cook had to ask the other worker who was sleeping to get up and cook the dishes since she didn't know how. She then asked how to make both dishes and that worried me. I sat down to eat inside for my Szechuan beef dish but the moment it was placed before me I knew it was not going to taste spicy at all since I did not see a lick of pepper at all. I also had to ask for the complimentary soup that came with the lunch special. I think that was my favorite part of the entire meal, the soup. It came out nice and warm, there was corn, tofu, and egg inside the soup. I put a bit of rice in my soup for that nice texture. I've been doing it since I was a kid so it's become a habit now but I would recommend you do that if you happen to have soup and rice. For my to go order of moo goo gai pan, I was severely disappointed when I got home to see it was some type of beef and onion dish. I was really looking forward to my dinner but turns out I won't be having any vegetables besides onion which is one of my least favorite cooked vegetables to eat.

The crispiest and most delicious sesame tofu with rice and broccoli is served at this establishment. This spot is most definitely no frills. I would consider this a hole in the wall type establishment, but I've found that some of the best food is served in places just like this. The service was great and my water glass was full. I will definitely be back for the sesame tofu and veggie egg rolls!

Excellent !!! Excellent !!! Excellent !!!Hot and Sour SoupBeef LomeinMoo Goo Gai PanSesame BallAll excellent and very goodSmall and intimate restaurant Great pricesWill be back !!!

So disappointed- this is our go-to spot for Szechuan food and we received the most rank, clearly gone bad beef dish in delivery. The beef was absolutely gone bad, sour, rotting. Come on.

Hong Kong and Szechuan are not related regions but we live in a melting pot country so I suppose they can co-exist. Hong Kong is coastal and the flavor tends to be more mild compared to Fire spices of Sichuan stir fry dishes. Szechuan beef tendon pot was not bad at all. It didn't have numbing peppercorn but still a good kick. Will be back to try more dishes. Look for seafood dishes under "House Special" and top right "Over rice" dishes those are the items you typically see at a Cantonese eatery.

This is hands down one of the best Chinese restaurants I've ever been to in the Denver Metro! I ordered takeout for my wife and I and couldn't have been more satisfied. The restaurant is ran by a very sweet husband and wife who even gave us a free order of crab rangoons because they "burnt" the first batch they made for us. (It wasn't burnt at all just extra golden brown, I'll ask for them to be cooked a little extra like these moving forward). The inside of the restaurant itself isn't much to right home about but for anyone who knows the memes of Chinese restaurants that have those faded menu signs are the best, this spot gives off those vibes!The portions are very large for the price, the egg rolls and crab rangoons where crispy with delicious filling. The fried rice that came with our General Tso's was fresh, my wife couldn't stop eating it. As for the General Tso's chicken itself, the breading on it was still crispy and rigid, making it the perfect breading to have the sauce get lost in all the nooks and crannies. Lastly, this combination Lo Mein was cooked perfectly and every meat in it was flavorful! We live right behind this little restaurant and I'm sad I didn't give it a try sooner! I'm very excited to order from them again and explore more of the menu because it's massive! This will be our go to for great Chinese cuisine!

My husband and I ordered UberEats from KP Asian Cafe last night and it was such a treat! Despite being about 4 miles away from us, our food was still steaming hot. We were very impressed by that. The wontons were massive and perfectly crunchy. The sesame shrimp was large pieces of fresh shrimp. It had a touch of spiciness but nothing too crazy. They also used real sesame oil for flavor, making it super tasty! The sweet and sour pork was delicious with big chunks of breaded pork, pineapple, and a little onion. Everything was tossed in the sweet and sour sauce. If you're looking to support a local business by ordering fantastic takeout, this is your place!

Came in for lunch on a Saturday while it was snowing. Got greeted right away, ordered wontons, soup and 2 entrees. Food was 10/10 amazing! For the amount of food you get the price is well worth it! We can't wait to come back!

If you're looking for a small family owned Chinese restaurant that serves great food at a decent price and you've got to come here. I've never had sesame chicken as good as it is here and I've been here twice both times great on the Sesame chicken.