Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Longmont

"Chinese street food done right (read: non-Americanized) near the Pearl Street Mall was such a hit that they opened a second location at Denver’s Union Station. Why go: Street food only works if it’s authentic, and that’s the driving force behind the dumpling, noodle, and rice dishes. Edwin Zoe and his mother, “Ma Ma,” opened the tiny space to bring the flavors of her home cooking (she’s from Taiwan) to Boulder."

"Inspired by his mother’s love for cooking, Edwin Zoe opened Zoe Ma Ma in 2010 to share with Colorado her signature dishes and tasty home cooking. Patrons will find Chinese street food options all within a cozy, relaxed atmosphere. With options like Dim Sum – Then Some and noodle bowls, the everyday menu is quick and to the point."

"Right next door to The Breakfast Champion — yet 4,000 miles away in culinary terms — is this no-frills Chinese find whose name says it all. Hot pot aficionados have got the works in store, with seven types of broth and nearly 70 other ingredients (duck liver, cuttlefish balls, sweet potato noodles, kelp, and tofu skin, to name just a few) to mix and match at tables with built-in induction burners. But the kitchen also turns out wonderfully spiced and textured noodle bowls, rice plates, and a smattering of snacks like lacy tofu fritters with chili sauce."

"Known for its modern take on favourite Chinese dishes, this is a delightful restaurant on the outskirts of Boulder City. On top of the traditional Chinese classics and buffet, Tsing Tao also serves a great selection of vegan and vegetarian dishes. Guests can enjoy a flavoursome dining experience or opt for takeout or delivery."

"Pei Wei is inspired by ancient Asian cooking, from the wok-fired classics of China to the street markets of Thailand, freshly made to order in open kitchens."

"Sushi Zanmai has been voted the best sushi restaurant in Boulder (and also in the Japanese cuisine category) for many years running. It’s the best of the best, a true local favorite, and is perfect for anything from a delicious lunch special, to sushi-fueled karaoke night, and everything in between. It has a well-deserved reputation in Boulder (even besides the yearly Best title) for being the absolute best, most authentically Japanese, tastiest sushi you’ll find in the state, let alone the city of Boulder."

"There’s a nice variety of good sushi spots in Boulder, but this is our favorite. Not necessarily because the fish is leaps and bounds above other places (though it is really good), but because the atmosphere, location, and general vibe at Zanmai make it an overall winner. Plus there's a good Happy Hour and late-night karaoke."

"Locally owned and operated by three spunky and innovative sisters, SHINE Restaurant and Gathering Space offers the perfect venue for building community, mingling, getting down to some local music, or just relaxing with a much needed cocktail at the end of the day. Their event room boasts a stage and hardwood floor with plenty of space for dancing. Local music can be seen on weekends and many of SHINE's delicious alcoholic concoctions can help you to relax and get your groove on."

"If you’re up for it, visit Shine Restaurant and Gathering Place for a totally Boulder nightlife option. Shine serves “potions” that it claims are infused with sounds, intentions, feelings and more. Regardless of whether or not you think the Fairy Bubbles really contains giggles as an ingredient, the cocktails are delicious and healthy, for a boozy drink."

"• Opt for some Boulder eats at one of the many places that offer healthy meals without sacrificing any of the deliciousness: Shine, Fresh Thymes, Blooming Beets, Leaf or Zeal."

"You may have seen other Hapa Sushi joints around Colorado, but the Pearl Street Mall Hapa is bar none. They’re known for their insanely and deliciously elaborate selection of sushi rolls, and a menu that is modern Japanese with a healthy dash of Hawaii added. Hapa, also, has a robust happy hour (locals call it Hapa Hour), a DJ who drops the beats in the back bar late on weekends, and even a kids’ menu, which is pretty unusual for a sushi restaurant in Boulder."

"The Boulder Marriott Hotel was fully renovated in 2018 so expect everything to be modern and new. This hotel now boasts 165 boutique-style rooms and all sorts of luxurious amenities and cool features that make it perfect for a pampering getaway. All of the guestrooms have modern furniture, plush beds, flat-screens, and workstations in case you need to catch up on some work."

"Because it’s relatively bigger than other inns in the city (catering to 157 rooms), it’s more famous for those who are hosting events and conferences. Just this year, the hotel is also undergoing another remodel to revamp the entire space. So far, it current upgrades have already received praise from their previous guests who wrote that the rooms are more comfortable now."

"Boulder Marriott sits 1.2 kilometers (0.7 miles) from University of Colorado, making it one of the most convenient hotels to book. Each room at this hotel features a working desk that’s perfect for digital nomads. The Wi-Fi connection is also fast and stable here."

"St Julien Hotel and Spa is a five-star accommodation in Boulder. Experience grandeur in this hotel and spa combo that features the world-class hospitality of Boulder, Colorado. Their mantra for their suite design is “comfort and casual elegance in every room.” “Casual” may be an understatement with St. Julien’s lavish duvet and Italian linens, their velvety robes, and minibar (with featured local snacks from Boulder)."

"If you’re looking for luxurious accommodations in Boulder, you’ll feel right at home at St. Julien Hotel & Spa. The locally owned property, conveniently located a block away from the Pearl Street Mall, spoils guests with four-star, four-diamond service and 201 elegantly appointed guest rooms. You’ll be treated to pristine views of the Flatirons and the Rocky Mountains throughout your stay."

"Massage Envy is the only spa in town that offers the Environmental Shield Facial, a scientifically proven spa facial designed to stop the signs of aging that result from environmental factors such as sunlight, smog, pollution and stress. They also practice Reflexology; a deeply relaxing massage technique which focuses on the feet for people who have suffered ankle injuries and other foot ailments. Hot stone therapy, Swedish and deep tissue massage are also available for athletes or those of you who have just had a stressful month of work and need a break."