you can get a bowl of noodles bigger than your head at a very reasonable price. the service was very friendly and attentive. the place is low key and quiet. i'll go back again for sure.

They've got some unique menu items that will melt in your mouth and a seat at the sushi bar is a treat. The long narrow space feels nice and cozy while not feeling too packed.

Sushi Den has forever been known as the best sushi restaurant in Denver. And I can't say it hasn't deserved that right. But that was before Sushi Sasa came to town. Now, I think many would argue that Sushi Sasa is better. You can't go wrong with either, but most days, I'll take Sasa please.

Started the evening with the spring rolls and for dinner, had the Gaeng Daeng (Red Curry) with shrimp, at "Hot"/4 peppers (out of 5, dubbed "Thai Hot"). I don't normally get curry dishes but was pleasantly surprised by this one. Next time though, I'll give the 5-peppers/Thai Hot a go as four/Hot wasn't all that much heat, at least compared to the Thai places I would visit regularly in Denver.

This is certainly a place I'll come to again and again for really good (can't quite call it great) Thai food.