Tokyo Joe’s

My kids love this place. The staff has been friendly. I just find the meat dry and the sauces are lacking flavor. I don’t expect this place to scratch make their sauces. Just hope cooperate remakes them. This is about 2 ½ stars.

A little expensive but the food is amazing this is my second time coming in two days. Salmon is good and the build your own bowl option is fun.

Not a bad deal, but not as much vegis and meat as I expected. All seemed like fresh and good quality. Nice selection of teas. They get pretty busy and have a hard time keeping up with bussing tables so you might have to dig for a clean table through hungry people. Patios on both the north and south end of the restaurant, a nice plus if it’s not too hot.

Love the spring rolls! Such yummy healthy food. Tofu is even good! Tofu taste like grilled meat. Salads are wonderful too!!! Mmmmmmm!

This place has some of the best sushi that I had in a long time. The spicy tuna roll is great. Their Ichigo salad is outstanding if you love strawberries, pecans, and avocado.

I seriously considered refusing my food and asking for a refund after witnessing the following…
After ordering take-​out we watched a good-​looking, young, dark-​haired male employee clean tables in the dining room. Then he tosses his rag into a bucket on the floor, rinses his hands in a sink for less than 1 second, with no soap, used 3 feet of paper towel, wipe his hands on his hips several times, touch his crotch, ran his fingers through his hair, scratch under his right armpit then put a lid on my food and hand it too me.

Because my wife has a gluten intolerance, we frequent Tokyo Joe’s. The food is always good and the staff is always friendly. The cleanliness at times can be a little below par, but overall good food for the money.

Tasty, but the protein portions are small. About $ 9 per bowl and the amount of chicken included seemed very small. Was mostly rice.

Let me start by saying that my wife and I frequent other Joe’s locations without problems.
On this visit the young man taking our order could not seem to understand us. First he was visibly frustrated when my wife asked for a Zushi Box with tuna and salmon nigiri. It took five minutes of correcting him to get the order in. My order of the Hookipa salad with salmon was put in wrong 3 times. First is was given a half order Kihei, then a full, then a half and finally I got the full order of what I asked for. The young man was obviously embarrassed and flustered which he expressed as anger towards us.
My wife’s food came out first and honestly it was the sloppiest cut sushi I have ever seen. The California roll was sloppily made and the ingredients tasted old and unpleasant.
My food arrived another 20 mins later as I watched every other table around me served. By the time I got my order I no longer trusted it. We left shortly after, completely displeased. We will not return this location.

This is a great choice for healthyish food when you do not want to cook. The veggies were fresh, the sauce was tasty and the staff was super helpful. If you do not want the carbs, you can get double veggies. My husband and I declared this a winner.

What can I say? I love healthy and fast food! Tokyo Joe’s might lack a little in the service department, but the food is good. Everything I’ve had there has been quite pleasing, and I’ll definitely be back!

The menu is really interesting and diverse. I had their spring rolls and lettuce wraps. The spring rolls were really good, and I recommend the peanut sauce. The lettuce wraps have to be put together and are kind of messy with the sauces, still tasted good. However, I got pretty sick later that evening and believe it was from eating here for dinner.

I come here at least once a week but today was horrible! What happened! The rice tasted like to was at least 1 to 2 days old. The unagi (sp?) was the cut like a steak which gave me the heeby geebies! I couldn’t get my teeth into it. Never seen anything like it. Miso soup came out after my sushi — unusual! New management? Not sure but be aware!

I really enjoyed this place the food was really yummy and my curry sauce was awesome. Ya its a lot of noodles and rice but we all had a decent amt of veggies and the flavor was on point. Great first impression

Average fast food style japanese food. i had the joes soup bowl and have no complaints. Think, Panda Express but Japanese.

It was ok.
Do you like noodles? LOTS of them? HEAPING noodles? You will like this place.
Do you like Veggies? TINY portions of them? Sliced so THINLY you don’t know what it really is? You will not like this place. Minuscule «veggies».
Do you like your sauces? Thick and tasty? I had the Green Curry and was very good and an awesome kick. Good portion of sauce.
Do you like piece of chicken cut into fingernail size? I felt I needed a spoon honestly.
So — if you like to go out and pay $ 9 a bowl for noodles and sauce this is perfect for you. Of course you will be hungry later because you are not eating any real food.
Lots of people mentioning bugs in their food. I think that is weird and wondering if the food inspection people read here. I bet they are not using bug collectors like other places.
A great place for salty, saucy noodles. Meh.

I love this place! The sushi is good, the noodle bowls are great, the style is fresh and trendy! It is a great place to get a bite to eat, for a decent price!
I really like their yakatori bowl, which is super tasty! But honestly everything here is pretty tasty! The folks who work here are also super nice which is a definite plus! I think that I will be coming here a lot this year, even though it is a bit out of the way for me! Anyways, if you want something a little different, then this place is great! If you haven’t had Tokyo Joe’s yet, you are wrong!!!

I don’t know what I was expecting when I first entered this Tokyo Joe’s back in August, but I was pleasantly surprised by this little gem. The best part is, my love has not diminished in the least. I’m guilty of enjoying my fair share of chain food places from time to time, but I feel no shame in admitting my place as a member of their Addict Club. The only thing keeping me from coming more often is the fact that I live on the other side of town.
I like the asian fusion vibe you get when you first walk in. The furniture is pretty cool, kind of like when a metal shop meets a playground meets a sushi bar. Plus, I have always had a pleasant experience with the staff. They are always very friendly and get my food out to me very fast.
The food is what I’m here to talk about though. I’m a sucker for curry, so I have yet to order anything aside from a build-​your-​own-​bowl with tofu and their delicious green curry sauce. I mix up my veggies and carb (brown rice or noodles) from time to time, but that’s about as creative as I get. Why order off the menu when you can be the master of your own destiny?
I’m intrigued by their sushi, but I have yet to come in on a sushi night to try some. They have a small selection most days, but on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays (sushi nights) their menu doubles to include some more interesting looking fare. I’ll have to get back to you on how that goes, once I finally get my hands on some sushi.
One last thing — I like their drink selection. You can be boring and order a fountain drink from their Pepsi machine in Japanese (they do have some cool iced tea choices as well), or you can order from their hot tea menu. They have a variety of green, black, and herbal teas that you can choose from to really try to solidify the far east ambiance. They also have some beer options, which is pretty cool.

After deciding my brought from home lunch didn’t sound good, I headed out of the office to forage for food. I needed something quick and healthy and Toyko Joe’s fit the bill in addition to being less than five minutes away.
I ordered the grilled tofu and veggie brown rice bowl with the green curry sauce. I was looking for a non soy sauce based sauce and the staff were über helpful and really nice about my admittedly odd request in an Asian restaurant. My bowl was tasty, filling and healthy. All good standards for a successful meal.
Authentic Japanese? Probably not so much. But it is a quick and tasty take on Japanese cuisine.

I first went to a Tokyo Joes in Denver and while that was a very long time ago I couldn’t recall what I thought about it. Years later Fort Collins finally gets a Tokyo Joes and I was eager to go to give it another try.
It all started coming back to me. I remembered that their rice bowls seem good and fresh. The veggies were the highlight for me with my bowl since they were steamed and still had a crunch to them. I liked my chicken teriyaki bowl.:-)
Like any new eating place that opens in town it is often crowded especially during lunch hour and it may be a challenge to find a place to sit. Once the newness wears off though it should be more manageable.