Jaya Asian Grill

For the most part their dishes are really good. They do use too much onion so you have to ask them not to use so much onion. Beware, the crab cheese wontons and their dumplings are horrible. I think they make them up, freeze them and then fry them when they are ordered. The dough is very thick. And chewy.
Not in a good way. I love dumplings but I will never order them from here again. Otherwise great dishes.

I was surprised at how good Jaya Asian Grill was. The pancake appetizer about blew my socks off, but my chicken with roasted peanuts was absolutely delicious. I'll be back to try some of the unique items on their menu.

We have been their customer for 18 years since it was named Isle of Singapore. We are Asian and we like to eat out. We consider Jaya Asian Grill as the best Asian food restaurant. Almost everything in their menu is great and the service is excellent. Especially since the new ownership after David (original owner), the food is even better.
Their food is pretty authentic and not like the typical Americanized Asian food.
They are usually open during Christmas and New Year.

The food here has been amazing, every time! It's not usually too busy in the restaurant but there is a constant stream of people picking up to-go orders. The service had improved since my first visit (I've been back a free times since). It says a lot about the food because I usually don't give poor service a second chance.

This was my first time there, after having driven several groups of Asian-American Lyft passengers to eat there. Finding good Thai and Chinese food in Denver is hard, but this place is legit. I had the Singapore seafood curry (4 out of 5 spicy was still very mild FYI) and it was delicious. My date loved the peanut sauce curry with tofu (1 out of 5 but had a nice warm, balanced spice) and absolutely loved it, having never eaten Thai food before. They make their own Thai iced tea and it is superb! The server went above and beyond to assure us that they would honor and accommodate a wide range of dietary needs for allergies or otherwise, which makes me feel better about recommending them to friends who struggle to find restaurants they can trust for those needs.