Asian Delight

Absolutely delicious pad see ew and chicken gyoza! Very well priced plus quick delivery. Will definitely order from here again

FYI, this review is just for delivery.
Friday night at 8pm, I’m expecting an hour wait time, minimum. Nope. 20 minutes. 20 MINUTES! That’s flipping bonkers. I don’t want to put them to an impossible standard and think this could be normal, but I’m impressed. Super nice delivery lady, too.
Sesame chicken is amazing. It’s simply amazing. If you’re not sure what to get, get the sesame chicken. Not overly breaded, pretty sweet but a kick of spice. The veggies on the side weren’t fully cooked and had way too much crunch, unfortunately. It came with zucchini, mushrooms, celery, broccoli and carrots. But who cares? THE SESAME CHICKEN IS AMAZING.
Egg drop soup is really heavy on tofu cubes and corn, I’d like a little more egg. drop. But it’s still pretty good.
Chicken gyoza was just good enough, the edges were like dry crackers while the middle pastry was kinda under cooked and a wee bit soggy. The filling made it worth it, though.
… The sesame chicken is amazing.

Great Place for standard Delivery, Received my order quickly and everything was as expected. The Donuts were really good.

Since moving here I have been looking for a place that sells chicken and broccoli with baby corn. It has always been the dish I order for Chinese take out. The food was good and they didn’t take long, BUT there was no fortune cookie and the duck sauce was OK. Other than that I will definitely be ordering from here again.

Hey for Chinese/​Thai delivery im pretty impressed. Took about an hour to receive my order and when I did I was pleasantly surprised by the portion size of my pad Thai and it was pretty delicious as well. It’s not like a fine dining Asian restaurant but I will certainly be ordering from here again!

A hole in the wall, with no proper tables. They have a counter you can sit and lunch at, but I would say they primarily do take away. We had Tso’s chicken, and satay beef. They were both very tasty. The satay beef is unique, and worth trying, thinly sliced in a umami, and maybe peanuty sauce. The Thai iced tea was a large potion, in a to go cup. They do lunch specials, as well as dinner sized portions.

So greasy and everything was too sweet. (I get that curry and drunken noodles should have a little sweetness, but this was too much. I had to throw it away.) The crispy egg rolls are good though so, yet another attempt to find a good place without disappointing egg rolls yields nothing. I will not be back.

Ordered here tonight on a whim, after deciding to have a wintery night in with some basic, Americanized Chinese food. This place totally hit the spot. We ordered from grub hub, and it came in the anticipated amount of time.
My only gripe was that both the BF and I ordered fried rice with our meal and they gave us one order of regular white rice (I went back and double checked my order to make sure it wasn’t my mistake), and it was difficult to tell whose entrée was whose, since I got orange chicken, and he got General Tso. The entrees also come with a ton of vegetables, which is kind of nice as a side, but I could have done with more meat instead.
The lo mein, egg drop soup, and fried rice were exactly what I wanted and even that would be enough to fill me up next time! We will definitely order again. Lots of food for low price! I’m already plotting my next order. Total guilty pleasure food!

We live right around the block from this place. Convenient, yes, worth it? Hell no. The food is packaged and delivered on a semi truck, same stuff you’ll find and expect from any other generic ‘authentic Chinese’ place. Here’s what separated this experience from every other… Half portions for full price, misrepresentation of menu items, no resolution when we confronted staff with the fact that my date had ghost peppers in her Kung Pao chicken. So basically, she couldn’t taste anything she ate for 3 days afterwards. Other menu items are listed as spicy, but apparently ghost peppers don’t meet the criteria. Unilocalers beware.

Asian Delight is the bomb! I’ve eaten here several times and I must say that they’ve got exceptional food and a great value. Lia and Emilia are super nice and accommodating. The Thai Basil fried rice and sesame chicken are my favorites. Check this place out!

I’ve ordered from Asian Delight a few times now and I’ve always been pleased with how fast the delivery is to my house and how friendly the people working there are when they answer the phone and the time I stopped for takeout. The food is excellent for the price and they always send along plenty of packets of sauce. I’ve liked everything I’ve ordered from here but my favorites are the fish cakes (even my friend from Bangkok liked these a lot), the orange chicken, tom yum soup and the drunken noodles. I haven’t been wowed by the chinese food options in Denver so I’m sticking to this place!

Delicious sesame chicken! The quality is always good. Chicken is always crispy yet tender.

Fast delivery and Friendly staff! Its very pleasing everytime i place an order either through a phone call or by person! And i have to mention their online delivery system, it is really convenience! No hustle needed! We will be coming back for more! Thx!

Warning: they don’t give you chopsticks with takeout. How da fuq am I supposed to eat my grimy Chinese food without chopsticks?
Update: as I sit here eating with my hands, I can’t help but think I could have done better myself… Should have gotten a bag of frozen orange chicken at Trader Joe’s and called it a night…

The location is very convenient close by downtown denver. Price and menu variety are very reasonable and affordable. More like to go place but they have bar table and chairs to eat there. The food here are freshly made by the order and they can deliver 2.5 miles around the store or check other food delivery apps!!! I tried their Orange chicken and it is so good!!! must try!!!

I’m surprised this place has 4 stars. I was not expecting a Chinese/​Thai restaurant. It’s an odd combination to begin with, but I wanted to try it anyway. I ordered the shrimp spring rolls, pad thai, pineapple cheese wontons, and a Thai Iced Tea.
When you walk in, it’s an odd renovation. All you see are bar stools and counter tops. There’s a little doorway that leads into the kitchen which is where the cash register is too. Someone will come out to you and take your order. Also, it was super hot and it felt like there was no air or ventilation going on. I ended up waiting outside for my food.
shrimp spring rolls: I didn’t like how the raw carrots were included. It’s a strong taste that overpowered the rest of the spring roll.
pad thai: it was drenched in some orangey sauce that didn’t taste like a pad thai should taste like. I had a few bites and couldn’t finish it since it almost tasted a b it grainy to me.
pineapple cheese wontons: this was the only thing I kind of liked. #1 I like pineapples and #2 I like cheese.
Thai iced tea: It was too creamy like they put too much milk or something in it.
The people there are friendly and attentive, but I definitely won’t be back for their food.

Ordered here a couple of weeks ago. The Wonton soup w/​Bokchoy was the best I’ve had — super flavorful! The wonton meat is spicy like sausage. The lettuce wraps were different as they weren’t the usual meat vegetable mixture you normally get. They were deconstructed, so you have strips of chicken, strips of veggies and rice noodles. Like a spring roll, only you wrap it up yourself with lettuce. They were good, but broken down that way, the flavor just isn’t there when you pour a sauce over it, instead of the ingredients being cooked. Also ordered the General Tso’s chicken and it was very good.
Would recommend giving this place a try.

Today, I had my first meal from Asian Delight and was perfectly satisfied with it all!
I had, The Seaweed Salad, Shrimp Lo Mein and Spring Rolls for 20 bucks and some change…
All was fresh tasting and served up for take out in a quickness!
I will be back for more.

Ordered Pad Thai, a large H&S soup and a Thai Iced Coffee.
The Pad Thai was soaked in what I can only guess is some sort of store-​bought sauce — so, so, so sweet and without a hint of fish sauce, or any flavors that might lend to some sort of authentic recipe.
The soup wasn’t bad, but… it was just typical hot and sour soup. There was nothing special about it that stood out — well, except that they charge more than most places for a large, and their large is smaller than the usual large size most others offer for less.
The coffee… well, back to the sweetness. This thing was so saccharine sweet that I had to dilute it 1:1 with my own milk. Literally undrinkable, the way it arrived.
Would not order again.

Where can a girl get some tasty Chinese food in the Cap Hill area? I am dying to know.
This place is decent, but I don’t think I will make another appearance. I know it’s new, so they are just getting their foot in the door.
First off, let me start off by addressing what seperates this place from other Asian cuisine restaurants. My favorite Americanized appetizer: cheese wontons. Instead of my usual CRAB cheese wontons, they serve PINEAPPLE cheese wontons. Interesting taste and texture, but almost made them taste like dessert instead of an appetizer. Additionally, they were a bit on the small side, with hardly any filling.
The shumai is pretty tasty. Popped those suckers in my mouth, and the abundance of well seasoned pork and thin wonton skin made up for the cheese wontons.
I took a chance and ordered a Thai dish: green curry. This was flavorful and packed with lots of vegetables and meat. I couldn’t tell if there was a way to order it with more spice (if I were so inclined). The lunch portion was the perfect size.
Stay away from the egg drop soup. While it has corn (nice addition, a bit more traditional) and an abundance of tofu, it is bland and lacking flavor. Egg drop soup is bland to begin with, but it is the places that add more substance that stick out in my mind.
The online ordering system on their website was very easy to use. I would recommend it if you’re a social outcast like me and don’t like talking to live people.
This place is worth a try, but I won’t be going out of my way to come here.