“I had a good experience at this restaurant. The food is good and fresh! I had chicken fried rice and egg rolls and my daughter had crab Rangoon and the sushi sampler. They are open on Sundays which is a huge bonus when it comes to Alamosa! I always find it strange that restaurants are closed on Sundays because people like to eat out after church.“
“Fresh hand made Pork Gyoza with the fresh veggies still having that crunch to them after being steamed or fried (your choice). I haven't found that in this state and am so happy it's only 30 minutes away. The fried fish skin is really good and the sushi is amazing. Great service, great food. It's my new go to.Dietary restrictions: They are very accommodating.Wheelchair accessibility: They have a long wooden ramp.“
“By FAR the best thai in Alamosa. The service is always great and the food is even better. The prices are really good in my opinion. $10-15 dollars per meal (depending on what protein you get) is a great price and we always have left overs. My son loves the Pad See Ew with chicken so we almost always get that. The Tom Kha soup is delicious and if you like spicy, make sure you get that. I almost always get the soup every time I go. The star of the show here in my opinion is any of the basil dishes, but especially the Basil Fried Rice. I get it at spicy level 3 and I love it. Great dish. Love this place! Their Pina Colada is also delicious. I have seen a lot of reviews with people getting saying they got sick here, but we've never had any issues. My husband typically gets sushi and the seafood options and I get both the chicken and beef in usually a noodle or rice dish and we've never once gotten sick (and we eat here usually at least once a week).“