Authentic Korean Chinese food in Colorado! And just like in Korea, you can order a couple dishes and share among the table if you like- they'll pass out plates for everyone at the table. You have to try their 짜장면 (black been noodles) and 탕수육 (sweet and sour pork). Maybe even add on some 만두 (dumplings).
If you are craving Korean Chinese food or would like to try it for the first time, highly recommend! Very clean and modern interior with hints of traditional Korean Chinese restaurant. The sweet & sour pork and the black bean noodles were on point.
P&Y Cafe is surely my favorite Korean Chinese restaurant in town. Their Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong are non-beatable. Simple but authentic, as the way they should be. The noodles are soft, but still firm to the bite, not as either over- or under-cooked as in most other Asian restaurants. No wonder why it is also one of the favorite dining spots for local Koreans. They recently modeled and open for dine-in. If you have not been there, certainly give it a try.
Good food but experienced a never-ending heartburn. I drank all my iced water but took a long time to get a refill. I get it... not many bussers working.
Great food, in a family setting. Best black bean noodles, jam pong, and other Chinese Korean food in Colorado.
Best place to go! I come here every time I visit Denver. 30 minutes from the airport. Great place to stop by before your flight or on your way to the ski resorts. There’s no place like it. The owner is so sweet, and he is also bilingual - Mandarin, Korean, and English which speaks a lot to the food they serve. We got the Golden Fried Pork with Sweet & Sour, Black Bean Seafood Noodle, and Jam Bong (Spicy Seafood Noodle Soup). Finished everything ??
The food here is excellent. I'm from Los Angeles where we have plenty of Chinese Korean food. Plenty of parking here. The price is very reasonable and they give you large portions. I will definitely come back here again the next time I'm visiting Denver.
If you would like to wait 40 minutes for food to come out, this is the place for you.(Noodles dont take that long, lazy kitchen always on their phone)
Order the extra large jjajangmyeon or extra noodles as my order of just asking for jjajangmyeon came in what is equal to a kid’s bowl in any respectable Korean Noodle restaurant. Left hungry. And no one should ever leave hungry from a Korean restaurant.
I ordered 2 dishes to-go and it took 50+ minutes when they said 20. Also, it wasn’t busy at all and they had lousy service.