Dragonfly Noodle

Nice and clean restrooms and restaurant. Recommend coming here. Every one was very nice. Definitely will come back when down here. The order taker was nice to my child when she ordered so that's good.

Great lunch spot for a variety of flavorful and customizable noodle dishes. Easy to design a dish to suit your palette. All of the ingredients tasted fresh and high quality. Bright seating area with plenty of space and different seat configurations to suit groups or solo diners.

Great duck bao buns, very nice curry chicken noodle dish (tasted better than it looked - the curry sauce looked a little “lumpy” but it was actually really good). Homemade were nicely done. Very clean and neat inside, with plenty of seating. Order at counter and delivered to you. Not the most extensive menu but it all looked good.

This is a great place!! Order at counter is easy. Really healthy and good food. Yaki Udon had tons of steak. I’ll be back

Heard about the Maine lobster ramen from Chimera in Boulder long ago, but could not convince myself to drive all the way to Boulder just for a bowl of ramen. Glad they offered it at the Dragonfly Noodle in Denver (the Boulder Chimera also has since changed its name to Dragonfly Noodle). As more sections of the 16th Street was completed, could not wait to venture there to try this out. The restaurant's setting was casual and more spacious than I expected, customers ordered from the menu on the big screen TV and paid for the order before being seated. They had a variety of ramen, pho, udon, Taiwanese style bao, poke and small plates. For me, I was determined to try the lobster ramen. The portion of lobster tail was not small. The lobster meat was buttery, flavorful and succulent. Compared to