Pama cooked us a wonderful lunch and even did a fire show after he cooked dinner for our son’s birthday! Thank you guys so much for an amazing experience and an even better dinner! We will always come here for any birthday we have!
Vegan Restaurant
Ambrosia Asian Bistro
· $$$$ · greeley · Strict-vegan verified
Fully vegan
Editor synopsis · 0 reviews
Diners overwhelmingly call out the signature dish as the must-order. The vibe reads as vegan restaurant — service is consistently described as warm and unhurried. Common gotcha: queues form at peak times — go early or late.
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Pama cooked us a wonderful lunch and even did a fire show after he cooked dinner for our son’s birthday! Thank you guys so much for an amazing experience and an even better dinner! We will always come here for any birthday we have!
First time there. The atmosphere is nice, but a bit overdone, and very dark (hard to read the menu) with no lighting at the table. The fancy neon lights, paneling, etc. costs get passed on to the diners, with higher prices, and portions smaller than expected, as well. The Vietnamese spring rolls were about ⅓ the size I was expecting, and not that great. The hot and sour soup was luke warm and somewhat bland in flavor. The dish was a "Hapoy Family," and the shrimp was good, but the beef and broccoli were sparse. The beef was very fatty, and not lean, and hardly any broccoli or spring peas. There were large scallops in it, which seemed out of place, as they were fine, but the taste of scallops doesn't blend with the sauce. So, because the food was just average for Chinese, I would've preferred a more traditional, "ma and pa' type of simple tables and atmosphere, with better food and lower prices, thus only 4 stars. The service was excellent and attentive, but the restaurant was extremely loud, and hard to hear the people at your own table. The orders came quickly, but that's pretty normal for Chinese food. Overall, pretty good, but a bit overpriced, too loud, and smaller portions than expected.
First time there. The atmosphere is nice, but a bit overdone, and very dark (hard to read the menu) with no lighting at the table. The fancy neon lights, paneling, etc. costs get passed on to the diners, with higher prices, and portions smaller than expected, as well. The Vietnamese spring rolls were about ⅓ the size I was expecting, and not that great. The hot and sour soup was luke warm and somewhat bland in flavor. The dish was a "Hapoy Family," and the shrimp was good, but the beef and broccoli were sparse. The beef was very fatty, and not lean, and hardly any broccoli or spring peas. There were large scallops in it, which seemed out of place, as they were fine, but the taste of scallops doesn't blend with the sauce. So, because the food was just average for Chinese, I would've preferred a more traditional, "ma and pa' type of simple tables and atmosphere, with better food and lower prices, thus only 4 stars. The service was excellent and attentive, but the restaurant was extremely loud, and hard to hear the people at your own table. The orders came quickly, but that's pretty normal for Chinese food. Overall, pretty good, but a bit overpriced, too loud, and smaller portions than expected.
The food was very good. We were there with 8 grandkids and they handled it beautifully. Our waiter was on the ball. We'll go there again!