1.35 N UP A Scoop Chinese Restaurant

"A guilty pleasure. I like the jalapeño chicken (also an internet favorite), and the mushroom chicken. Scoops are pretty big now, so 2 is a decent lunch and 3 a hearty dinner. I do not like the rice, but others do (plainish). Scoops are. as of 2024? $2.50-$3.50/each."

"Giving this place a 2 star rating because the food there is no longer 1.35 a scoop. It's more like 2.99 a scoop with taxes is more like 3.50 a scoop. The food is good, don't get me wrong but. Like change your name or something. If I get 4 scoops of what ever it shouldn't cost $30-$40 a plate."

"Best "dollar scoop" in Denver. The wontons are really good here, they actually have filling in them unlike a lot of other places and they are perfectly crispy. Great food, especially for the price"

"Well. This is not a place for $1.35 per scoop. They charge you $2.99 per scoop so don’t let them fool you. With that price I would have probably visit Panda Express. Portions were smaller compared to what I paid. Service is so so. The women tend to be rude when serving you food. Place was decent and clean. Disappointed because I paid higher of what their prices are adversitied online and their front name. FALSE ADVERTISEMENT!"

"Called 1.35 a scoop and up and not a single item is 1.35 a scoop. The food was fine (although you would expect chicken chow mein would have chicken in it). It was what you would expect from a cheap Chinese place. The problem is this place wasn't cheap. It was easily twice as much any other 1.35 a scoop location. I mean you can get a better meal at Panda Express and save some money. The food looks better then it tastes."