Woody's Wings N Things

This place is hilariously awesome! The name and décor give off an old-school saloon vibe, but in reality, it’s a family-owned Southeast Asian restaurant serving some of the most authentic and unique dishes in Denver. Every bite is a yummy surprise—you really can’t go wrong with anything on the menu. Speaking of the menu, it’s hilariously chaotic in the best way. It’s filled with pictures of an almost absurd variety of dishes, from wings and burgers (many aggressively crossed out with a big “NO”) to whole fried fish and hot pot. There are no prices or explanations, but you won’t find a selection like this anywhere else. The fried fish was a standout, and the beef waterfall salad was fantastic—unfortunately I forgot to snap a photo. The flavors for the prices are unbeatable. Definitely give this place a try!

This is a very authentic southeast Asian restaurant. You can grab your average Chinese American food here and be safe or you can experience real food from other countries. This is where my wife, who is from Thailand, likes to go eat so she can get the ‘real’ deal. And if she asks for HOT and I mean HOTTT and spicy she can get it here. Nice people and good prices.

It’s a hole in the wall gem. Approved by my Laotian colleague and we were amazed. The papaya salad, the laab, pad sew and the fried fish with limes were so flavorful. Definitely visiting to try more dishes!

My husband and I got takeout and shared: - Lemongrass Chicken Wings w/Peanuts - Basil Duck Thai Style - Beef Fried Lort I really enjoyed everything we got. The wings were probably my favorite. The sauce was so good that I drank the rest of it. The lort was a type of noodle I've never had and I loved it. This is one of my favorite restaurants in the area now.

After eating at Woody’s, I really feel like I’ve been around the world. The menu is a three ring binder with so many options, but don’t be intimidated by all of the choices of the lack of prices. The food is a bargain. The flavors, textures, and colors of the food at this restaurant are incommensurable. Starting with the appetizers, the egg rolls had unique an unexpected flavors all tucked into a delicately fried crust. The fresh spring rolls are well-rolled and attractive. Go for the Hot and Sour soup if you want a little bit of tangy challenge, the same with the Cambodian soups, especially the tripe. The chicken and vegetables with spicy lemon grass was fresh and colorful, with a great coconut based sauce. The staff provides super friendly service and the dining room is very comfortable. You can feel free to linger over your meal because there’s no hurry. Thanks for a great lunch!

I recently dined at Woody's and Things, and overall, it was a delightful experience. We tried a variety of dishes, and each had its own unique flavor that left us quite satisfied. We started with the **Squid Salad**, which was refreshingly light and had a nice balance of tanginess and spice. The squid was tender, and the fresh herbs added a vibrant touch to the dish. Next, we had the **Tofu Clay Pot**, which was a hearty and comforting choice. The tofu was perfectly cooked, with a nice crispy exterior and soft inside, soaking up the rich, savory broth beautifully. The **Fried Fish** was another standout. The fish was crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and seasoned just right. It paired well with the dipping sauce that came on the side. Finally, the **Seafood Tom Yum** was a fantastic finish. The broth was a perfect blend of spicy, sour, and savory, loaded with a generous amount of seafood. The flavors were authentic and bold, making it the highlight of our meal. The service was friendly and attentive, and the atmosphere was cozy and inviting. I would definitely recommend Woody's and Things for anyone looking to enjoy delicious Thai cuisine.

This place is actually SO good. My family and I have been going here for years and I will never forgive that random TikTok lady for sharing this place cause now it’s always PACKED 💔 but hey I’m happy for them cause there food is straight gas I’m not joking. I’m the price is great for the portion size too. Come here and support but not on the days I’m going cause I wanna eat facts.

We love visiting this place. The food is very good for the price and you can easily bring a larger group here and have a good meal. They stay pretty busy each time we have been there and we can see why. Oddly enough, the only thing I would not recommend is the wings, but everything else has been a hit across the menu on our multiple outings here.

AMAZINGGGG! If you're craving authentic, flavorful Cambodian food, this is the place to go. Every dish we tried was packed with bold and delicious flavors. The crispy fish with tamarind was outstanding--perfectly cooked with a tangy, flavorful sauce that hit all the right notes. The chicken wings were incredibly crispy, and the seasoning was just perfect. The pork belly and green beans were another standout, rich with flavor and cooked to perfection. To tie everything together, the salted fish fried rice was the perfect accompaniment to all the dishes, complementing them beautifully without overpowering. This spot is a hidden gem, and this will definitely be my first meal when I'm back in Colorado. Although it's not exactly in Denver I would 1000% come here for a meal.

4.5 stars. Two years later, I finally got to try more than just the wings at Woody's. To recap, I loved the pound of buffalo hot wings that my friend and I shared. They were SWIMMING in sauce. We didn't like the sides (fries and jalapeño poppers) we ordered at the time because they were dry and overcooked. I've since tried the Thai-style wings which were PHENOMENAL. Definitely ordering both next time I come here. As far as the Asian food, a friend and I shared some intestine soup, whole fish, and Singapore noodles. LOVED the Singapore noodles, though I wish there were more ingredients in the dish. Loved the intestine soup as well. Sweet and flavorful. I wasn't impressed by the whole fish, which I thought was dry. So I guess the moral of the story is to find what you love at Woody's and just keep ordering those things!

Woodys wings and things has been around for a very long time. Their lobby is very comfortable TVs on. You could have some beers while you're eating. The service is always top notch.! The only thing I wish Woodys would do different would have delivery that would be great I did and that I have no bad things to say about Woodys wings and things so if you're in the area stop by check it out Thanks For The Read Until Next Time......

The food here is great. My family background is ,Thai and Laos, and Woody's Wings N Things has both cuisine dishes in their menu that taste great. Not only that, but out of the other three Thai fusion restaurants I've been to didn't have the same Thai spice and kick that should be there. Woodys absolute has that flavor and can up the spice level if you please. My family enjoys getting either the Pad See Ew or Pad Kee Mao if they don't feel like cooking. I very much enjoy their Papaya Salad as well because Woodys has the spice that was present in my Mother's cooking. The price is reasonable as well whether if you're solo or eating family-style (sharing dishes). The servers are nice and the interior decor has a nice warm and home fee to it. Most likely due to the warm lights.

Five stars for the spicy Cambodian soup alone. No, it wasn't spicy. I asked for spicy and this white girl wanted to get blown away, but wasn't meant to be. It's OK, though, because with the spice out of the way, the flavors were allowed to shine. It was so wonderfully sour with delicious morning glory and tender chunks of beef. The intestines add flavor, and if they're not your thing, you can easily eat around them. Just use em and lose em. The spice came with the cold Thai beef. Leave it to the Thai dish to bring the heat, even when the meat is cold. It wasn't overpowering though, maybe they went easy on us, but again, a flavor explosion, quality meat, and herbs n spices for days. Sure, they have wings, but I'm here for all the things.

One of my favorite restaurants in Denver. The service is great and everything is so good! I also love that they have pictures for every item on their menu. Just wish they had a version of the menu online. Their portions are quite large and meant to be eating family style. CAMBODIAN SOUP - this is my favorite item on the menu. It's a sour and spicy soup with watercress, beef chunks and beef tripe. It packs so much flavor and pairs perfectly with rice. STIR FRIED WATERCRESS - I don't know how they are able to make a plate of vegetables so good but I always order this version as well, without the pork. It's saucy, garlicky, salty, savory. Also pairs perfectly with rice! FRIED RICE WITH SHRIMP PASTE - I've ordered this twice and it's been a bit inconsistent. But the first time I ordered this, it was probably one of the best fried rices I've tried. The shrimp paste added so much flavor to the rice. It was a bit bland the second time but I'm hoping it was just an off day. My friends have tried the fried lort, lad and, wings, and papaya salad and they all loved them as well. Really can't go wrong with anything on the menu

Woody's is an unexpected treat when looking for comfort food and a down to earth experience. Excellent food choices. Responsive service. A fun, casual atmosphere that pairs well with food choices.

This is the best Asian food in the area, I highly recommend it! The atmosphere of the restaurant isn't great, but the food is delicious. We do takeout for all the birthdays and special occasions in our family.

Woody's is still the best place for really good Vietnamese/Chinese/Thai comfort food. Their Pad Thai is the best in Denver (fight me). It's a tiny hole in the wall that always leaves me full, happy, and satisfied. Give these people your money, they know what's up!

So delicious! Fast and flavorful! Menu is huge! It reminds me of a karaoke book full of pictures!

A definite destination when in Denver again!! What an amazing restaurant! Service and food were A+++

Woodys is still as good as ever. Quality has not changed over the years. Prices increased slightly with inflation but still within reason. Portions are still generous. We got 4 dishes - crispy squid, pad see ew, pad Thai, crispy pork with water cress - for $63 after tax.

We had a wonderful experience at Woody's and Things. The **Squid Salad** was light and refreshing, with tender squid and a nice balance of flavors. The **Tofu Clay Pot** was hearty, with crispy tofu soaking up a rich, savory broth. The **Fried Fish** was perfectly crispy outside and tender inside, paired well with the dipping sauce. The highlight was the **Seafood Tom Yum**, a bold and authentic mix of spicy, sour, and savory with plenty of seafood. The service was friendly, and the atmosphere cozy. Highly recommend for Thai food lovers.

I was not expecting this food to be this good. I have been struggling to find good Chinese in Denver and this might be my new number two place. Excellent selection and flavor was top notch. Smaller restaurant and could use a menu upgrade for Take out. Don't miss the hot and sour soup, potstickers and chili pork entree

Grabbed takeout for wings and pork lo mein. Ordering was quick and easy. We got our food in less than 20 minutes. The food tastes really fresh. Wings were fried crispy the way I like them. I've never had Lo mein of this color but it tastes the same. Would definitely come back to try other dishes.

Don't let the name of this restaurant fool you! They serve up some of the best Southeast Asian cuisine in the area. We were in Denver for a day and made it a point to stop by here for lunch. We ordered the stir fried long beans with crispy pork belly, beef lad na, and the Thai wings. Everything came out piping hot and was delicious. The wings were cripsy, juicy, and very flavorful. The beef lad na had the perfect consistency and flavor. The stir fry paired well with steamed white rice. It was a very enjoyable meal and hit the spot after a long day of driving. One thing I thought that was weird was their menu. It was the size of a dictionary and did not list any prices. They could've charged us any random price but I'm sure it came out correctly. All of this food was about $40, so it seemed fair. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you're looking for authentic Southeast Asian cuisine.

The name doesn't quite represent the cuisine here unless "things" is considered the majority of the menu being Chinese. The crazy part is that the wings here are not why I love this place, they are just okay in my opinion and the Chinese version of wings were super sweet, almost inedible. So I would recommend sticking with what they are really good at, Chinese cuisine. If you order anything Chinese, American catered or more authentic entrees, you will be more than satisfied. My favorite dish here is the sautéed Pork Belly with Green Beans, absolute gem. There's no other Chinese restaurant in Denver area that can match this dish. Let's just call the service authentic and at times uncompromisingly forthright but polite. The interior isn't something you notice or would care to promote, cafeteria like. Basically, you want Chinese cuisine, come here and let your kids have those wings or the burger on the menu. We have been coming here for years and it's consistently good. They also prefer cash.

A friend recommended this place to me and I finally got around to going. The food had decent flavor, and the portions were quite large for the price (which I'm am a big fan of). Would come back for sure but probably try new dishes my friend suggested (Lad Na & Lemongrass Chicken Wings). They were also able to accommodate onion and garlic allergies for someone in my party, so that was also a win. 3/5 Szechuan chicken wings (medium spice): these were not spicy at all and were more sweet, my friend thought it tasted like BBQ, though I didn't 3/5 Hunan Chicken (medium spice), no spicy and a basic brown sauce 4/5 Lemongrass Chicken (medium spice): good flavor and variety of vegetables 4/5 Lemongrass Pork (mild spice): good variety of vegetables, tasted fresh 5/5 Price+Quantity

I really wanted to bring my husband here for Father's Day. Called three times to confirm if they offered anything gluten free for myself. They do not offer anything on their menu gluten free. So disappointing when restaurants aren't able to accommodate diners with allergies. Tamari is such an easy substitution for soy sauce, when will Asian restaurants expand their options?

I don't understand the high reviews. Hot and sour soup is nasty couldn't even eat it. Mongolian beef I ordered was nothing but vegetables. Worst Asian food I've had. Wings were alright I guess. Maybe it's just a different style of food from what I was expecting

After a fun long day of painting, my niece and I were so hungry and pigged out on our yummy foods together at this place! Lol We for our favorites fried tofu, crab cheese wontons, chicken pad se eew, and tofu pad thai. Oh my gosh, these foods hit our food cravings and we were in heaven. Everything tasted so good and we were making sounds with every bite cause we were in heaven. Lol. We did not finish everything and did pack the leftovers home. We only finished the crab cheese wontons. This was definitely an Aunty and niece kinda day for sure! Lol. We love this place and they make the most delicious foods here. A 10 for their fried tofu that we always get here.

I wanted to keep liking this place, but tonight kept failing and by the end was an absolutely never coming back. The lemongrass wings came out lukewarm. The fried fish had the scales left on under the fried batter which makes it super unappealing. It also lacked salt and the vinegar didn't seem to be strong enough. The larb was also skeptical, and it was cooked with vinegar or something. What got us out of that place quickly was the roach that decided to greet us walking against the wall. It definitely not in a good strip center, but the fact there are roaches in a food dining area makes me never want to return. It used to be good, but the lack of sanitation makes me question anything I eat.

Love the food, there are so many options to choose from! My favs are the hot wings, teriyaki beef sticks, duck laab, crispy pork with green beans, chili and lime fried fish, papaya salad, etc... the list goes on and on. Please try all the things they have.

If you are new to Colorado and trying to find good Asian food near Westminster, check out this place. The service and owner are amiable, and the food was bussin'. It's very affordable as well. The restaurant also feels like home--the amenity.

I've only been here twice but each time I fall in love with different dishes we try. I recommend coming with a big group so you can have a family style meal where everyone gets to try different things. The fried whole fish is just as good as last time, the dipping sauce really yummy. Per 5280's recommendation, we had the Lort which was full of wok he and noodles are shaped like ie never seen. I was first skeptical about the Thai style chicken wings because it looked heavily breaded and no sauce. But it was the exact opposite: the batter was airy and puffy, not at all soggy or heavy. Whatever they do to infuse flavor into the wings I can't tell, but it was umami! I can't wait to come back and explore more options!

Excellent meal that is very affordable. Restaurant could use a renovation but if you can look past that, you will be coming back for more amazing food.

Best dishes : curry wings, water spinach and crispy pork, shrimp paste fried rice, deep fried fish with any of their sauces

When it comes to Chinese food in Denver, the process can be a little intimidating. No doubt, there are some great options but man, I had no idea what I was in for coming into woodys wings N things, I felt like I was back in NYC Chinatown. Glitzy and glamorous it is not, a humble staple in the Westminster neighborhood, in a retro strip-mall. It is however, a must for anyone looking for some of the tastiest Chinese/ Thai/ Cambodian/ Laotian food out there. My brother and I were hungry, so we ordered the amount of food to feed a small army, and I'm glad we did! We started with the Thai "salt & pepper" style wings, and holy cow, these suckers were perfectly crunchy on the outside and hot and juicy in the middle. We then shared the pork lo mein, and I got the beef with string beans, which were both excellent. My brother ordered the sesame chicken, also delicious and not to mention fresh as all get out. We both ate a kings feast for what seemed like only a few dollars (roughly $25 per person). If you're looking for a great Chinese spot in Denver, stop what you're doing and head over to Woodys wings N things, you'll be happy you did. 4/5 because the restaurant wasn't the tidiest place I've seen, but the food and service made up for it. Did I mention they have the best wings in Denver?

I haven't been to this place since I was in college in 2017 and I am happy to report that not much has changed. The prices are still better than most places out there of the same quality with portions that cannot be beat (see attached image). Everything is really tasty here too. I normally order the combo fried rice, papaya salad, and combo lad na but I've never had anything here that was not good. The only small complaint I have that is not even the restaurant's fault is that it can get pretty noisy in there. For some reason, I almost always have had a table when I was there who were way too loud. Thank you Woody's for keeping prices and portions consistent even through the pandemic!

So hit or miss. Wings and fried rice were really good. Cream cheese wontons and egg rolls were fine. However, I've truly never had worse sesame chicken and sweet and sour chicken.

Woody's is one of a kind. Cambodian Lao Chinese Vietnamese fusion. Get the "Fried Lort" noodles and anything curry it will be dope.

Very good and authentic. Pros: Delicious food that comes in big portions. Service was prompt and kind. Cons: Menu didn't have prices and order of menu combined with photos made it confusing. They need to redo their menu and make it more professional looking and intuitive.

This is the probably one of the only Lao restaurants here in Denver and I it highly recommended by the local Lao Community . Yes the name will throw you off as story says that these Lao owners bought the retauRsnt from woodys wings and never changed the name . This place is really busy , as customers are non stop even at the middle of the day at around 1-2 PM . The food here was DEFINTELY top notch , and a must if you're craving for lao food. .

Probably my favorite spot to eat anywhere. Woody's is a small family ran restaurant where if you go enough, everyone will recognize you and know exactly what you want. I lean more towards their Lao/Thai dishes but everything there is great. Especially if you like spicy foods. The service is always fast and food comes out just as quick. If you are expecting a 5 star dining experience, this might not be it. But if you are looking for great eats. You found the right place.

Authentic and delicious Cambodian food with a mixture of other southeast Asian dishes. Service was friendly and fast. Only suggestion is to update the restaurant a bit.

Amazing hole in the wall Cambodian food! I still dream of the papaya salad! Definitely need to visit if you're craving good food

Based on the name we would of never thought this was an Asian restaurant. We asked what's up with the name server told us when they bought the place they just decided to keep the name. Food was great & authentic. Dishes came out one at a time but they were quick. We ordered about 11 dishes for the 8 of us and we pretty much finished everything!

What a great unassuming hole in the wall spot for excellent wings and Asian food in general. Highly recommend this place even though I've only done takeout.

Woody's is a Denver Classic!! If possible, eat at the restaurant because those menus are magical!! Someone else said they are confusing and need to be streamlined for the 21st century but most new places force you to use your phone now and the best parts of the menu to me are the full color photos of each item and that no two menus are really alike. That means you have to trade with people at your table because there is always something you haven't seen on the menu yet! So not only is the menu the size and shape of a Pokémon card binder with full color photos, the menu truly is massive and you get the sense that these folks can cook anything you can think of. I do believe that some dishes may be more of a Woody's interpretation of a traditional dish from some country or culture, but I honestly like the way Woody's cooks things. Ironically, we hardly ever get the wings. They are okay, but the rest of the food is really the star of the show and you can find better wings elsewhere. The staff is really friendly and even though I only ever stop in once or twice a year lately, they always remember who I am and ask how we've been. I don't see why we wouldn't continue being faithful to this place, it's a staple for a reason!

I love their Thai fried wings! The place looks a little sketchy but they honesty have the most authentic Chinese food and great Asian friend chickens. Very different from the American fried wings, but the flavor and juiciness of the meat totally blow your mind

I first time here. I've been hearing about it for years. This hole in the wall is amazing!! as soon as I saw the menu I was really scared, so many pages. Pictures of corn dogs and french fries plus the menu is all over the place they have Chinese American Pho etc. 7 of us came in. We all get different things and shared. Everything was fresh & amazing. Service was fantastic to. Highly recommend this place if you're in Westminster.

This is place is nuts, in a good way in how many options they have.....omg! We ordered about 8 entrees and all were fabulous! I'll definitely come back and to try so many of the endless options here! The location is sketch and it's a no frills place on the inside and can only speak for take out.

This place does not disappoint. If you haven't tried asian chicken wings before then PLEASE give it a chance here. The chicken wings at Woody's will forever change the way that you view wings. If you aren't looking for wings there's also other great asian dishes here. Their fish dishes are great!

It feels like home here. Food is great. I always order the Cambodian soup, beef stick and lao papaya salad.

Returning back to Colorado, this restaurant definitely hits the spot every time! My parents are from Southeast Asia, and this place offers many dishes from that area so it always reminds me of home. The entrees tastes fresh, authentic and delicious. And the plates are family size. Everything I've tried there is great! Come hungry and you will leave full and satisfied! If you don't care for SE Asian food, they have really good chicken wings and sauces hence their restaurant name. They even have hamburgers and fries. Their service is excellent. Very polite and attentive.

Wow this place is truly a hidden gem with amazing prices that are getting rare to come by and large portions. They have so many options to choose for and something for everybody. They are currently only doing take out only. We came for lunch and was able to get the lunch portion. I ordered the green beans with beef. It was so good and tasted like something my mom would make. They give a lot of meat which of course was my favorite. The pad Thai was huge! Seriously worth the price for it. I will be back as they have a huge menu, and there is so much needed to be tried

I've been going to woodys since 2011 and they never disappoint. You will love their large selection

Is this the best Chinese, thai, etc. food I've had? No, but I think for having such a large menu the food And value were really unbeatable. This place is like the Cheese Cake Factory of Asian food. Lemon grass wings w/peanut butter - really tasty sauce. We were pouring it over our rice long after the chicken was gone. Chicken itself were over fried and a bit tough Lort noodles- tastes like chow fun but the noodles were a different shape, like a thick bean sprout. Great, order this Ong choy - good wok hei flavor Orange chicken- surprisingly good. Chicken was lightly battered instead of the typical American thick doughy orange chicken Papaya salad - seems to be made with shrimp taste so more dank than the fish sauce base I'm used to Hot and sour soup- thick, tastes like regular soup. Hit the spot There were some items we ordered that weren't even on the menu. I'm not sure if the chef just whipped it up, but it was tasty. We ordered hot and sour soup, Chicken Lort noodles and ong choy off menu.

Let. Me. Tell. You!!! This place is soooo delicious! I'm from out of town I visited for the first time in 2016, and have been dreaming about it ever since. There's virtually no Cambodian spots in GA, so once me and my siblings stumbled upon this place, you bet we ordered until our heart's desire. The menu is a full binder of pictures and has a wide variety of options. It's super diverse: Chinese, Cambodian, Thai, Lao, American, etc. style food is offered. In 2016: We got the sach ko ang (lemongrass beef skewers) with pickled veggies, calamari, Cambodian soup (forgot which one), whole fish, and laab. It was a plethora of food and we could barely finish everything between us 3. Our eyes were bigger than our stomach. Haha. But man, everything tasted wonderful. *Chef's kiss* In 2021: Woody's was literally the first stop after I landed in Denver (well after the smoke shop of course...hehe) I made it a priority to eat here whenever I am in the area. So I finally got to go back recently and try the lemongrass chicken wings. Not even kidding- these are probably the best wings I've ever had. The lemongrass sauce has an abundance of flavor and it's just a unique Khmer/Cambodian taste that you can't get anywhere else. I utilized every last drop of sauce that the wings were drenched in. I even dipped my sticky rice in it. Peanuts added texture and meshed well with the flavor also. I ate all of the wings alongside some yummy papaya salad. I definitely recommend this place, wish they had one back home! Until then I'll be dreaming of those lemongrass wings...