Meet and Eat Bistro

We have wanted to try this Szechuan restaurant for a while. Overall the meal was great. We especially liked the spicy chicken - the chilies may look scary but it was full of flavor but not terribly spicy. The string beans were also fresh and the eggplant had a nice spicy garlic taste. We will be back to try some of their other dishes.

Interesting Chinese restaurant with both vegetarian and meat dishes. Some of menu goes beyond the usual Chinese dishes. I particularly liked the Orange Chicken; it was very flavorful. Service was fine when I was there. The space was modern and pleasant; however, when I went for lunch today it was closed and they were apparently making renovations. There's plenty of parking available.

A genuine authentic Chinese restaurant with very delicious food. We tried cucumber salad, sliced beef& ox tongue in chili sauce, sour & spicy squid soup, beef on a skewer, dry pot pork intestine, dry pot cauliflower, and spicy beef noodle soup. A wide authentic Chinese food variety on the menu. It's a modern restaurant vibe and service is good. Very delicious food.

They have a new menu & chef! Meet & Eat has a good variety of Chinese cuisine options that aren't the standard American take-out. Lots of homey and cozy classics to enjoy. Their mapo tofu is perfectly silky and full of numbing szechuan peppercorn flavor. They've also added skillets & griddle items on their new menu. We enjoyed their griddled intestines! Flavored well, and super tasty. Their stir fried green beans are better than Din Tai Fung's popular version. Really delicious, well rounded menu with very flavorful dishes.

Heard from a reliable source that this place served good Sichuan. They came through pretty good! Really enjoyed the green beans 四季豆 and spicy fried chicken 辣子鸡. The eggplant 鱼香茄子 was also decent. Flip to the back page of the menu for all the authentic stuff. The rest of the menu is the Americanized stuff, which we tried, veggie egg rolls were weak but service was very good!

The stir fry green bean was our favorite dish! We ordered the frog dry pot but got the fish filet dry pot instead. Didn’t want to complicate things so we didn’t send it back. The dish was decent. The grilled fish is a very big dish! It’s grilled fish in a Sichuan broth with lotus, seaweed, wood ear mushrooms, cabbages and noodles.

They have 福鼎肉片!! So good. I respect all restaurants that trying to bring ethnicity to their dishes. This might not be on the menu yet. Just ask them. Cumin lamb is very good. Not gamey but buttery instead. Chili oil wonton is authentic. Salt and pepper chicken also very good too.

This place recently opened, and I decided to come check it out. Without a doubt, the best CHINESE FOOD IN DENVER. Very authentic, everything is cooked to perfection. Cannot recommend enough!!