Best Asian Food Restaurants in Parker

"It’s no secret that some of Denver’s best restaurants lie along south Federal Boulevard section known as Little Saigon, with New Saigon being one of the must-try spots. This no-frills Vietnamese eatery has been serving up the city’s best banh mi sandwiches since 1987, and everyone knows it. Featuring many of the classic flavors like BBQ beef and pork, cilantro, jalapenos, part of what makes their sandwiches special are the fresh baguettes and house-made sauce."

"New management took over this decades-old Vietnamese institution on South Federal Boulevard a couple of years ago, but you wouldn’t know it from a visit: The casual, comfy vibe hasn’t changed in any material way, and neither has the enormous menu, covering everything from rice paper wraps and noodle bowls, to seafood-crammed clay pots and DIY fire pots, to stir-fried frog’s legs and snails."

"Always crushed but never rushed — perhaps because the menu’s so wide-ranging that most guests need half an hour just to figure out what to order — one of Denver’s oldest Vietnamese restaurants also happens to be one of its best bets for lunchtime chef sightings. Pro tip: There’s usually at least one platter of wrap-your-own, rice-paper rolls on their tables."

"Residing in the Far East Center, where there’s a high concentration of Asian restaurants, Saigon Bowl stands out for its voluptuous menu touting a whirlwind tour of Vietnamese favorites. You can’t go wrong with the profoundly good pho, paired with fresh herbs, but you won’t make a mistake if you eschew the Vietnamese soup for the deep-fried soft-shell crab, seafood firepot or combination noodle bowl festooned with shrimp, chicken, pork and a greaseless egg roll. Service can be a bit abrupt (and slow), but the food more than makes up for it."

"There’s nothing unique about cheap pizza—except when it’s brought to you by the team behind Frasca Food and Wine, consistently named one of Colorado’s best restaurants. Pizzeria Locale’s two Denver locations may be fast-casual (order at the counter) joints, but there’s no skimping on quality here. Go-to options include the prosciutto and arugula and the Mais, which is topped with ham, corn, and crème fraiche."

"If you can’t tell from this picture, this is the best darn pizza in the state of Colorado. Fresh, homemade dough and local, organic ingredients baked together in a traditional brick oven makes these pizzas taste like they’re right out of Naples, Italy. Simple ingredients and traditional methods make Pizzeria Locale a must."

"Since the day this jaw-dropping, awe-inspiring shrine to Japanese cuisine opened in 1985 in Platt Park, diners have waxed poetic, often waiting for hours on the sidewalk to snag a coveted seat in the stunningly appointed space. And it’s easy to see why: Owners and brothers Yasu and Toshi Kizaki source impeccably fresh fish from Japan and then masterfully create painterly mosaics that are as breathtaking to eat as they are to ogle. If you can score stools at the sushi bar, you’ll get dinner and spectacular knife skill theatrics."

"For more than 30 years, Sushi Den has been preparing Denver’s best and freshest sushi. Despite Colorado’s landlocked geography, owner Toshi Kizaki prides himself on having one of the few restaurants in the country that buys its fish from a Japanese fish market. His younger brother, who is stationed at Nagahama Fish Market in Japan, selects each fish personally before it arrives in Denver just 24 hours later."

"Pearl St. With 4.5 stars out of 1,761 reviews on Yelp, the Japanese sushi bar and cocktail lounge has proved to be a local favorite."

"Three friends from Japan are introducing to the Denver to authentic Japanese treats such as Matcha-dusted doughnut twists, custard-filled cornets, and karepan, a fried bread filled with curry at this new and modern cafe and bakery. The fluffy, soft and slightly sweet milk bread has quickly become a favorite, as have the flaky tarts topped with fruit."

"This is a great place to experience a Japanese take on coffees and pastry. The Tokyo Premium Bakery sells delightfully light and fragrant drinks like Matcha Lattes and Hojicha. Don’t leave this shop without nibbling on a Japanese pastry such as their fan favorite Red Bean Filled Buns or traditional Melon Buns."

"Cains Creative Cakes is a cakery located in West Denver bringing 20 years of experience in wedding cake design to bear for soon-to-be-married couples. Wedding cake tastings can be made available by appointment for only $25, an eminently affordable option, and can be requested at the West Denver storefront or by delivery up to 50 miles. With fully customizable options right down to the base flavor, Cains Creative Cakes prioritizes customer specifications and versatility above all, making their business an ideal choice for Denver wedding celebrations."