Best Chinese food I've had in Colorado! Not greasy like those other places. As good as the food I used to have in Chinatown in CA!
(5)
Marc K.
Delicious, affordable, clean, and great service. It's a hidden gem worth finding. I had no idea what to order so the waitress brought me out something beefy and terrific.
(5)
Elizabeth M.
Great to try a new restaurant that is within walking distance to my house, still in their Grand Opening phase. The have a nice seating area which from the outside I wasn't sure if they would have much indoor seating. We tried the Calamari (good but I wish the batter was a little lighter) that had a good sweet chili sauce and nice and hot asian mustard. Then the pot stickers which were standard and tasty. For the last starter we had the spinach and cheese wontons where were nothing special, but good. A couple more apps on the menu I will like to try next time. For the main meal I had the Seafood Supreme which was delishious, the seafood was cooked perfectly (tender and moist) and the veggies were spectacular cooked enough with just a little snap and crunch (very fresh). My husband got the General Taos Chicken extra spicy and he enjoyed that as well. The staff is friendly, the food came quick, and while the menu isn't huge it does have a great variety (Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese) and in a couple of their dishes (salad and lettuce wraps) they added their namesake sunflower seeds in the dish. Just note they just have soft drinks and no beer here, so you will just have to walk across the way for the Oasis liquor store or Two 22 after your meal. Welcome to the neighborhood Sunflower Asian Bistro!
(4)
Becky S.
A delicious neighborhood pan-Asian restaurant. The drunken noodles (we got them with chicken) were really terrific, and the Mongolian beef was peppery (black pepper) and good. Be aware that they mean it if you order something hot! The General Tsao's chicken was more of a sweet and sour chicken, but still quite tasty. It was nice to have the kimchee salad as an app, though we just ate the kimchee off the top. The egg rolls were okay, and the duck sauce was surprisingly yummy. Ordering on line for pick up or delivery was straightforward and AWESOME. All in all, we're psyched to have found a new go-to for Chinese (plus Thai, Korean, and others).
(4)
Kelley C.
The food was great! Big dishes, fresh, and good quality. A nice addition to the neighborhood.
(5)
Rocky F.
They upcharge for everything (soy sauce, dumpling sauce, veggies etc) and there's an online ordering fee. The lady that owns the place was pretty mean about it. However, food was hot and fresh. The vegetables were fresh too. I got lunch to go and I like the containers/arrangement of the food. Egg drop soup had too much corn for my liking but the chicken made it pretty good.
(4)
Jody G.
Delivery was fast, food was fresh and hot on arrival, and was good basic Chinese/Thai takeout. We had the sriracha beef and drunken noodles with shrimp...both were tasty and exactly what we expect from a restaurant like this in the suburbs! We'll order again!
(5)
Jessica L.
This place is wonderful, we recently moved here from az and when we got here there flyer was on the door so we tried it. The sesame chicken is to die for. My husband loved the hot and sour soup and the noodles. We've tried many things and they have all been amazing
(5)
F. B.
Tried this restaurant for the first time tonight. We will definitely be back. We really liked the sesame chicken (white meat) and crab cheese wontons. Friendly service as well.
(4)
Mona M.
Yummy little place. I wasn't fond of the seaweed salad, but loved the Thai spicy soup, and the beef/broccoli. Will keep this one in my bag of tricks for when I'm in the area again.
(4)
Traci R.
It's good! We had standard Chinese and Thai fare, nothing crazy. The panang curry was good and chicken broccoli tasty (we got plenty with the lunch special.) The shrimp in the curry was excellent... Nice sized pieces cooked perfectly. The crispy egg roll were also good, veggie only and not greasy. I have also had the egg drop and wonton soup, both good... It is so convenient to be able to walk here, have lunch, walk back! Perfect!
(5)
Dee S.
Got the wonton soup and a sesame chicken lunch special. Liked the soup. Flavorful plain broth, wontons were pretty good. There's a little bit of shredded carrots and cabbage in the broth. Liked the sesame chicken. Nothing special about the fried rice. Good quality for the price and close to home.
(4)
Mieke G.
Tasty food with fresh ingredients! A neighbor had nothing but good things to say about this place so I thought I would give it a try... three orders later I have decided to throw out my regular places menu. This is my go to place for Chinese now.
(4)
Matthew B.
Short haired Asian lady with glasses called me 20 mins after I ordered.. Guess I was taking too long. She was very push and seemed insulted when I decided to eat inside. Food was ok, short haired Asian lady sucked.
(1)
Justin T.
This place is pretty small but the food is good....much better than your chain Asian Resturant. The food came out really quick and hot so he ready to eat. The jalapeño beef is pretty good but the orange chicken is probably the best I've ever had. Will be coming back for more.
(4)
Brekk F.
THe best Asian food ever !! My husband had the orange beef and I had the sriracha stir fry chicken! By far the best !! We Also had the spicy garlic edamame and it was perfect . We will return ! Clean restaurant and friendly server and hostess! Must try this !
(5)
Heather D.
Ok they were quick. The pot stickers were great. However my Mongolian beef was basically just pepper steak. I like my food spicy but it was so spicy that it had no flavor. Not excited
(2)
Karen M.
We got really excited to see this little bistro open up around the corner from my house! I now have everything I need in this world within walking distance of my house: brewery (Two 22), easy access to Chinese dumplings and a doggie wash. Are you as lucky as me? Here's my low-down on Sunflower Bistro. I've eaten here twice. Once, for lunch and on the second time a pick up order to take home for the family. I've found that they are super speedy and cook your food fresh to order. This is fairly typical Americanized Asian. You'll find all of your favorites here. I've tried the pot stickers, Mongolian Beef, Kung Pao Beef, Sesame Chicken, and wonton soup. All are pretty basic so you will probably find what you want & need from this little neighborhood joint.
(3)
Cindy B.
I moved to Colorado 4 yrs ago and I've had several chinese food places in the area and nothing compares to this place. I can't get enough. I've eaten here 3 times this week. Every time I go I get something different. I've had the mongolian beef (off the chart.) The sweet and sour chicken was quite tasty and tonight I went and made a special request that wasn't on the menu of spicy mushroom chicken and I was in heaven. Best chinese food place in Colorado. Friendly, & fast service too!
(5)
Mike D.
I went to paradise and thought it was amazing but since I have come to this place, I must say that it has beaten out paradise and has become my favorite Asian restaurant. The food is very good and very traditional! A big plus in my book!
Takes Reservations : No Delivery : Yes Take-out : Yes Accepts Credit Cards : Yes Good For : Lunch Bike Parking : No Good for Kids : Yes Good for Groups : No Attire : Casual Alcohol : No Outdoor Seating : No Has TV : No
The popularity of Chinese food in America can be adjudicated by the appearance of China Town in many major cities in the United State of America. The popular trend of ordering or opting for Chinese take away food isn't unknown in America. Chinese take away food comes to rescue when you're too tired from work or too exhausted to cook. No one can resist the temptation of eating spicy noodles, shrimp, chicken, beef or pork cooked in the sweet and spicy sauce. The cooking method of authentic Chinese food is a lot different compared to what is served in America.
Generally, Chinese use dark meat small bones and organs to cook dishes but this changes when you are eating American-Chinese fusion food prepared using white boneless meat cooked with broccoli, carrots and onions. Back in China, the food is less spicy and oily as they favor steaming and braising method for cooking the most popular dishes. So, if you have a taste for authentic Chinese food, then try finding a real Chinese restaurant in the city. You can also try the most popular fusion Chinese food like Pecking Duck, Chicken Feet, Hot Pot, Shrimp Dumpling Soup, Mapo Tofu, Wontons, Chop Suey, Egg Rolls and not to forget Fortune Cookies.
There are not many restaurants in America serving authentic Chinese food. A little research on Restaurant Listings directory can help you locate the best Chinese restaurants in the city. Chinese cuisine is continuously evolving, and you can find a variety of dishes categorized as the food for lactose intolerant, gluten intolerant, vegan, vegetarian, and diabetic friendly. So, if you have a group of friends with different taste patterns, save the hassle and visit the nearest Chinese restaurant in your city.
Diana F.
Best Chinese food I've had in Colorado! Not greasy like those other places. As good as the food I used to have in Chinatown in CA!
(5)Marc K.
Delicious, affordable, clean, and great service. It's a hidden gem worth finding. I had no idea what to order so the waitress brought me out something beefy and terrific.
(5)Elizabeth M.
Great to try a new restaurant that is within walking distance to my house, still in their Grand Opening phase. The have a nice seating area which from the outside I wasn't sure if they would have much indoor seating. We tried the Calamari (good but I wish the batter was a little lighter) that had a good sweet chili sauce and nice and hot asian mustard. Then the pot stickers which were standard and tasty. For the last starter we had the spinach and cheese wontons where were nothing special, but good. A couple more apps on the menu I will like to try next time. For the main meal I had the Seafood Supreme which was delishious, the seafood was cooked perfectly (tender and moist) and the veggies were spectacular cooked enough with just a little snap and crunch (very fresh). My husband got the General Taos Chicken extra spicy and he enjoyed that as well. The staff is friendly, the food came quick, and while the menu isn't huge it does have a great variety (Chinese, Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese) and in a couple of their dishes (salad and lettuce wraps) they added their namesake sunflower seeds in the dish. Just note they just have soft drinks and no beer here, so you will just have to walk across the way for the Oasis liquor store or Two 22 after your meal. Welcome to the neighborhood Sunflower Asian Bistro!
(4)Becky S.
A delicious neighborhood pan-Asian restaurant. The drunken noodles (we got them with chicken) were really terrific, and the Mongolian beef was peppery (black pepper) and good. Be aware that they mean it if you order something hot! The General Tsao's chicken was more of a sweet and sour chicken, but still quite tasty. It was nice to have the kimchee salad as an app, though we just ate the kimchee off the top. The egg rolls were okay, and the duck sauce was surprisingly yummy. Ordering on line for pick up or delivery was straightforward and AWESOME. All in all, we're psyched to have found a new go-to for Chinese (plus Thai, Korean, and others).
(4)Kelley C.
The food was great! Big dishes, fresh, and good quality. A nice addition to the neighborhood.
(5)Rocky F.
They upcharge for everything (soy sauce, dumpling sauce, veggies etc) and there's an online ordering fee. The lady that owns the place was pretty mean about it. However, food was hot and fresh. The vegetables were fresh too. I got lunch to go and I like the containers/arrangement of the food. Egg drop soup had too much corn for my liking but the chicken made it pretty good.
(4)Jody G.
Delivery was fast, food was fresh and hot on arrival, and was good basic Chinese/Thai takeout. We had the sriracha beef and drunken noodles with shrimp...both were tasty and exactly what we expect from a restaurant like this in the suburbs! We'll order again!
(5)Jessica L.
This place is wonderful, we recently moved here from az and when we got here there flyer was on the door so we tried it. The sesame chicken is to die for. My husband loved the hot and sour soup and the noodles. We've tried many things and they have all been amazing
(5)F. B.
Tried this restaurant for the first time tonight. We will definitely be back. We really liked the sesame chicken (white meat) and crab cheese wontons. Friendly service as well.
(4)Mona M.
Yummy little place. I wasn't fond of the seaweed salad, but loved the Thai spicy soup, and the beef/broccoli. Will keep this one in my bag of tricks for when I'm in the area again.
(4)Traci R.
It's good! We had standard Chinese and Thai fare, nothing crazy. The panang curry was good and chicken broccoli tasty (we got plenty with the lunch special.) The shrimp in the curry was excellent... Nice sized pieces cooked perfectly. The crispy egg roll were also good, veggie only and not greasy. I have also had the egg drop and wonton soup, both good... It is so convenient to be able to walk here, have lunch, walk back! Perfect!
(5)Dee S.
Got the wonton soup and a sesame chicken lunch special. Liked the soup. Flavorful plain broth, wontons were pretty good. There's a little bit of shredded carrots and cabbage in the broth. Liked the sesame chicken. Nothing special about the fried rice. Good quality for the price and close to home.
(4)Mieke G.
Tasty food with fresh ingredients! A neighbor had nothing but good things to say about this place so I thought I would give it a try... three orders later I have decided to throw out my regular places menu. This is my go to place for Chinese now.
(4)Matthew B.
Short haired Asian lady with glasses called me 20 mins after I ordered.. Guess I was taking too long. She was very push and seemed insulted when I decided to eat inside. Food was ok, short haired Asian lady sucked.
(1)Justin T.
This place is pretty small but the food is good....much better than your chain Asian Resturant. The food came out really quick and hot so he ready to eat. The jalapeño beef is pretty good but the orange chicken is probably the best I've ever had. Will be coming back for more.
(4)Brekk F.
THe best Asian food ever !! My husband had the orange beef and I had the sriracha stir fry chicken! By far the best !! We Also had the spicy garlic edamame and it was perfect . We will return ! Clean restaurant and friendly server and hostess! Must try this !
(5)Heather D.
Ok they were quick. The pot stickers were great. However my Mongolian beef was basically just pepper steak. I like my food spicy but it was so spicy that it had no flavor. Not excited
(2)Karen M.
We got really excited to see this little bistro open up around the corner from my house! I now have everything I need in this world within walking distance of my house: brewery (Two 22), easy access to Chinese dumplings and a doggie wash. Are you as lucky as me? Here's my low-down on Sunflower Bistro. I've eaten here twice. Once, for lunch and on the second time a pick up order to take home for the family. I've found that they are super speedy and cook your food fresh to order. This is fairly typical Americanized Asian. You'll find all of your favorites here. I've tried the pot stickers, Mongolian Beef, Kung Pao Beef, Sesame Chicken, and wonton soup. All are pretty basic so you will probably find what you want & need from this little neighborhood joint.
(3)Cindy B.
I moved to Colorado 4 yrs ago and I've had several chinese food places in the area and nothing compares to this place. I can't get enough. I've eaten here 3 times this week. Every time I go I get something different. I've had the mongolian beef (off the chart.) The sweet and sour chicken was quite tasty and tonight I went and made a special request that wasn't on the menu of spicy mushroom chicken and I was in heaven. Best chinese food place in Colorado. Friendly, & fast service too!
(5)Mike D.
I went to paradise and thought it was amazing but since I have come to this place, I must say that it has beaten out paradise and has become my favorite Asian restaurant. The food is very good and very traditional! A big plus in my book!
(5)