Kikis Japanese Casual Dining

My husband, who is Japanese, and I absolutely love this restaurant! It has a great feel when you go in. If you go down the hall to the bathroom, there is even a sign on the wall of how to properly use your chopsticks. I love it. They have a really extensive ramen list and rice bowls. They have a great combination deal. You must try the fried potato cake, Koroke. It was wonderfully tasteful and had a great texture to it. They had Kimchi Ramen and Kimchi Yakisoba. Though, those are more Korean Japanese. And they have the BEST Tsukemono, japanese pickled vegetables. You must order those. If you go in at lunch time, they even include Miso soup and salad with a soy sauce, sesame type dressing. Th...

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Kiki 's is a funny place because it 's so chill. Nothing fancy, they 're not trying to be the nicest restaurant in town. So why do I love it so much? The food, obviously. They do a wide variety of soups, noodles, sushi. Delicious appetizers. Soup of Life is a big favorite with my wife. I love the ramen! They also love to make fried chicken/oysters, awesome gyoza, baked mackerel, etc.Very chill vibe, smallish restaurant. Sometimes they have stuff lying around like they don 't know where to put it, so you will never think of this place as a destination restaurant. But it 's just a great spot, I wish it was closer to my house!

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I often say that although Denver didn’t have a strong food scene, it does at least have one GREAT specific spot for any cuisine. And that we severely lacked Japanese food that’s not primarily sushi or ramen.I’m very glad Kiki exists. It’s a hole in the wall and got an old izakaya vibe to it. The menu’s very much reminded me of Japanese joints back home in Torrance.We got the supreme una don and it lived up to the name. The entire meal was filling without leaving you bloated and all the flavors melded together so well. Oh we will be back again and again til we run out of things to try on the menu.

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Kiki's Japanese casual dining is my favorite Japanese restaurant in Denver. Very cute local mom and pop Japanese restaurant. My favorite dish is Tuna bowl with creamy sauce (and extra avocado). kimchi sukiyaki, kimchi yakisoba, spicy green mussels, Japanese fried chicken, assorted pickles, and steak. They also have some Japanese Korean fusion dishes too.

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This is the only place I will get Ramen from! The noodles are tender and have an amazing texture and the broth is always rich and delicious. Service is usually a little on the slower side but I think it's due to short staffing. Despite that, the team is always friendlyFood: 5/5

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