Tokyo Joe's

Love his staff and food. Regular stop on the healthy fast choice.

It was Sunday evening on the cusp of October and a chill was in the air. I had come down with a cough the week prior and though lightheaded I decided to drag myself out of bed for a bite to eat, as I was famished. My neighbor Linda had recommended this new oriental resturant "tokyo joes". Now I do not know what a 'tokyo' is, but my late brother had a dog named Joe so I decided to give it a shot. Upon arrival, I realized as I tied my horse up to the post that I was alone on the street. Nothing but the cool breath of winter biting my lungs, and a twinge of rotting meat which caught in my mouth. I held my hand up to my nose is discust, and at that moment I heard him. A howl crept through the air like the scent of blood to a shark and I froze. Another howl, this time from behind me. What is this creature, and I pondered for a brief moment if I would make it out of this resturant alive, before pushing the thought to the back of my brain. I took a deep breath and closed my eyes before opening the door, and was taken aback by the cool air that greeted me. It seemed as if this establishment had been overrun by nature, as trash was strewn across its dark oak floors. Again frozen I saw a skuttering out of the corner of my eye. I turned to run when it let put a blood curtiling howl. I joined in the cacophony of noise as I screamed as the creature lept towards me, covering yards in a single bound. I knew at that moment my options were limited. I could not run from this devilish monstrosity, and as it's blood read eyes followed me in the pitch black I knew I could not hide. I must fight. Our battle was brief yet neither of us could claim victory. Scars covered the both of us and to this day you can still see the remnants of the creatures bite on my inner thigh. No one would have believed me if I had not managed to take one photograph on the applephone my grandchildren had gotten me. That picture still haunts my memories, yet on the bleakest of nights I think of him and smile. For that day I gained an admiration for the life he lived. Fighting to survive. Fighting for life. Fighting for his family. P.S. I included the photograph as a testament to my story below

Great place to get some good cheap sushi. I always stop by on Monday for the sushi Monday's it has a bit of a wait on days where food is discounted but it's worth it in the long run. The polite workers and a modern environment just keep bringing me back for more. Don't forget to sign up for the Joe's addict card and warm point for a free meal.

Good food - but check your order to the T before you leave with it. Not only did they forget a hard-boiled egg in my bowl (which is an extra charge) but didn't include the bean sprouts which were added as a note in all caps - ADD BEAN SPROUTS. Now I have a bland, almost tasteless noodle bowl with chicken and one veggie.. for the price, I'm gonna eat it, but I'm going to be thinking, "where tf is that crispy crunchy goodness that is really the only reason I ordered this?" with every bite. Now, I get it - it gets busy. I've worked in fast food too - but there has to be less "rush" and more accuracy. I don't mind waiting an extra 5 minutes to be able to leave with the confidence that my order is right. I'm going to take that 5 minutes as it is rifling through my order to make sure it's correct anyway. PS - finishing my bowl now, I'm pretty gd disappointed in this slightly salty flavorless noodle.

This TJ's location (IMO) is the best in the area and in Colorado that I've tried. The service is always friendly and awesome followed with fresh and quality food every single time! They are consistent and go above the standard and should be the standard for each franchise! I will drive past 2 other locations willingly for this location! 10/ 5 stars is what they deserve for setting the bar so high every time!