Happy Cafe - Denver

My first visit here and I ordered wonton soup and sesame chicken. The soup broth was flavorful and the wontons were plump with filling. Excellent. The sesame chicken, often poorly done elsewhere was perfectly cooked, white meat with a light coating and tasty sauce topped with tuxedo sesame seeds. Could?ve used a little more spicy kick but it still was good. Huge portion for a lunch item. They also had a Chinese menu for the more adventurous diner. Small, hard to find location, obviously catering to Asian clientele. Definitely going back to try more authentic dishes. You will not be disappointed.

We were pleasantly surprised with this inconspicuous little Chinese cafe! Everything we ordered was so delicious and satisfying, I?m already looking forward to coming back and trying more dishes. Service was friendly and fast, portions were generous at very reasonable prices! Highly recommend all the dishes we got- lemon pepper chicken, jinsha crispy tofu, beef chow fun, Chinese broccoli with preserved pork. We left with full and happy bellies and this spot has easily been added to our favorites! :

Reading the menu, and the reviews, we were prepared for very good things. Although our expectations were high, there was no disappointment. Scallion pancakes, beef chow fun, and orange chicken. All dishes were plentiful, and delicious. Can't wait to try other menu options. (4 out of 5 because I [almost] never give anything a perfect score).

I really enjoy the food at this restaurant. The prices were very reasonable. and the portions are large. Will definitely go back. I eat the sesame chicken which was really fresh the sauce was good I did add a little bit of chili pepper to give an extra kick. I also got an order of egg foo yong with shrimp shrimp was on top and there?s plenty of shrimp. This house was delicious and it was loaded with fresh vegetables. The staff was super friendly and knowledgeable. The menu is huge lots of choices and options.

Delicious real Chinese food. We got the braised beef in chili oil and the preserved pork with Chinese vegetables. Both dishes were so good, I loved the soft texture of the braised beef paired with a concoction of peppers and spices. We also go the Hot and Sour soup which I actually didn't think was very good, I'd give the Hot and Sour soup a 2.5 out of 5. But everything else was great. They also have a full menu of Americanized Chinese food too if that's what you're craving, but we didn't try it.