The whole restaurant has a nice and modern feel to it. We ordered several dishes to share and the staff made sure we were good with drinks and additional orders the whole time. As we ate we ordered more, keeping the good food coming the entire time.

We went here on Sunday after Church. Was super skeptical because we are Filipino and my parents were in town so they came to try the food. It was pretty good. The biggest thing that annoys me in Filipino food restaurants is that sometimes it’s too salty. I’m here to report this was not the case. We ordered quite a lot of food and we did not have a lot of leftovers because it was yummy. The best thing we had in my opinion was the bistek, Thai rice, and palabok. The service was fast and the lay out of the restaurant was very spacious and they had great updated furniture. I took off one Star because there were quite a few items on their menu that was sold out and unavailable.

Have good Thai and Filipino food choices. We have Halo halo, lumpia and crispy pork belly. The food is great! However the portion is small for the price, still highly recommend.

This was so good! I got the beef kare kare. The picture doesn't do it justice, there's a LOT of food there. The flavors are perfect, though the meat was a bit overcooked.
Service was excellent as well. I'd definitely go here again!

The pork adobo is fantastic, probably the best in Denver... Wait, this is the only Filipino restaurant in Denver so that's not such a big deal. It's kind of confusing because the menu says that the place is called real Thai II. this is the former site of Chow Sun restaurant. same owners, but for some reason they've been able to vastly improve the quality of the quality of the food. Long gone is the steam table that used to occupy counter space.

Delicious food, the restaurant is very nice and clean! Great service! Will be back again for sure

Delicious sisig and garlic fried rice. A much needed representation of Filipino culture in Denver.

I visit CO often due to my partners family being out there and as a Filipino American I am always searching for a good Filipino spot.
I like how it’s a simple, authentic place. The flavors are there and the family who owns it seem very sweet. The only thing I would say is we ordered the pancit and I was a little disappointed in the type of noodles that were used. I felt like I was eating chow mein.
That being said, I will definitely be dining again!

The whole restaurant has a nice and modern feel to it. We ordered several dishes to share and the staff made sure we were good with drinks and additional orders the whole time. As we ate we ordered more, keeping the good food coming the entire time.

Garlic rice was mushy. Chicken BBQ Skewers tasted old and inedible. Shrimp Tempura wasnt cooked, shrimp was raw. I will never order from them again. I love Filipino food, but be they are one of the few they think they can serve rotten gross food and people will tolerate it.

Who puts a delivery drink in a bag… inside another bag? 👎

Open on Christmas Eve. Looooved their eggplant, orange chicken, garlic rice, and ice cream. Will definitely be back to try new dishes.

I broke my phone on a trip and needed to replace my phone but I flew in late and the only T-Mobile store that closes at 9 is off Buckley. So on my way home, I saw the flag and store front for Yolee J, made a mental note, told my buddies. We went there on the next weekend before the dinner rush. There were still a lot of people dining when we arrived, they all left but it filled back up by the time we were done eating. I had the pansit palabok, it was really good; the taste was a little strange at first but the palabok grew on me as I ate more. My friend had the triple pork adobo, it looks a lot like thịt kho but the flavors are very different; he said it was very good. We plan to come back for the rad na (if they don't run out again). You should go too.

Best Filipino and Thai food in Colorado!,

The pork adobo is fantastic, probably the best in Denver... Wait, this is the only Filipino restaurant in Denver so that's not such a big deal. It's kind of confusing because the menu says that the place is called real Thai II. this is the former site of Chow Sun restaurant. same owners, but for some reason they've been able to vastly improve the quality of the quality of the food. Long gone is the steam table that used to occupy counter space.

We went here on Sunday after Church. Was super skeptical because we are Filipino and my parents were in town so they came to try the food. It was pretty good. The biggest thing that annoys me in Filipino food restaurants is that sometimes it’s too salty. I’m here to report this was not the case. We ordered quite a lot of food and we did not have a lot of leftovers because it was yummy. The best thing we had in my opinion was the bistek, Thai rice, and palabok. The service was fast and the lay out of the restaurant was very spacious and they had great updated furniture. I took off one Star because there were quite a few items on their menu that was sold out and unavailable.

The food was good but the portions are small for the price you pay.

On GPS it says it open pull up sign says closed Wednesday

My Fililpino wife ordered food here, the portions are crazy small with hardly any meat in sight, barely enough to feed two people for about $70.00. She really misses her authentic food and I thought it would be a treat, but ordering from this place is a mistake you don't want to make. Expensive, stingy, rip-off.

Did a takeout order and everything was SO good. Would definitely come back and recommend to friends

Good food. Good service. Tan taking care our table very well .. definitely will be back.

Super Sarap ❤️ must try very authentic flavor . Sinigang oxtail and pork paksiw ❤️❤️❤️

Have good Thai and Filipino food choices. We have Halo halo, lumpia and crispy pork belly. The food is great! However the portion is small for the price, still highly recommend.

Delicious sisig and garlic fried rice. A much needed representation of Filipino culture in Denver.

Sarap!

I visit CO often due to my partners family being out there and as a Filipino American I am always searching for a good Filipino spot.
I like how it’s a simple, authentic place. The flavors are there and the family who owns it seem very sweet. The only thing I would say is we ordered the pancit and I was a little disappointed in the type of noodles that were used. I felt like I was eating chow mein.
That being said, I will definitely be dining again!

This was so good! I got the beef kare kare. The picture doesn't do it justice, there's a LOT of food there. The flavors are perfect, though the meat was a bit overcooked.
Service was excellent as well. I'd definitely go here again!

New Thai and Filipino restaurant right next to Lotus Asian Market. Support local super authentic menu.

So great to know there’s a new Filipino restaurant in the Denver area. Clean, nicely decorated and staff was delightful. The food was so good. Sooo much better than the previous restaurant and owner that was here. I’ll try the Thai food next time, but super happy with what we ordered.

Very clean!! Food is outstanding!! Nice to eat in or take out!!

I ordered Kare kare thru grubhub and it is so good! I didn't know that there is still an authentic filipino cuisine that I can order and eat here in Denver metro area.

Really good. I would just make it a little more authentic filipino food. The sisig is BOMB.

Incredible food and great atmosphere. Friendly staffs and very pleasant service. The owner is so nice.

Delicious food, the restaurant is very nice and clean! Great service! Will be back again for sure