Mt Asian One — Restaurant in Loveland

Am glad there is finally a newer Asian restaurant in the area, as the older one, panda express ... blows. Across HWY 34 from Wally world East in Loveland. Ample free parking. Handicap accessible entrance and parking. Lunch "specials" 11:00 to 3:00. At 4:30 PM, Traffic was light. Ordered my go-to comfort food dish, kung Pao chicken + hot Sour soup and hot jasmine tea.. The tea was at table in under a minute. Old fashioned ironstone-looking ceramic pot and cup. The smallish teabag looked a bit forlorn in the pot. I let it steep for 5 minutes. Good flavorful tea. The soup arrived barely one minute after the tea. The flavor was well-balanced. The debris in the soup was in quite small bits. Notable absence of any visible mushroom (Except tree ears). IMHO, the soup needed a bit more zing. Entree came out quickly as well. Sauce glaze shine was pronounced. Although there was no color (char) on the peppers, they were cooked to exactly the tender-crisp I like. There were only 2 Chile pods, perhaps the 2 largest pods I have ever seen. I am not a heat freak. Jalapenos make me sweat ... but this 'spicy' dish was definitely mild, overall. Next time I will specify Spicy. Super-tender chicken bits, and high percentage of the dish was chicken. The carrot, zucchini, onion, peppers? All high quality and fresh tasting. Attentive, smiling wait staff. There is a sushi bar with dedicated sushi chef. 13 .... different beers available in bottle. Overall a fine meal. Dinner for 1,...

My husband and I are from out of town (Chicagoland area) and had dinner here on a Friday night as this restaurant is within a 5 minute drive from our hotel. The place was fairly busy, clean, staff friendly and the menu had a variety of options, including vegetarian. We ordered the egg roll appetizer, Kiss of Fire signature maki roll, and a Kung Pao tofu mountain entree which comes with steamed rice (or fried rice for an extra $1) and a soup (sweet & sour, miso or egg drop). They also have a "secret" menu which is neat. The egg rolls were fine, not bad but nothing special. My husband enjoyed the maki roll, liking the flavor and spiciness level although thought the texture a tad one note (mushy). The miso soup was good and had lots of green onions which I like and the portion of Kung Pao tofu with rice very generous, however, the menu indicated the Kung Pao was spicy which I did not find. I would have also preferred if the tofu used was firm instead of silky. Overall pretty good food with large proportions for the price in a convenient location for Quality Inn...

If you're looking to satisfy your craving for good Asian food, I highly recommend this place. But the real reason for taking my time to post a review is because of the high level of professionalism and courtesy of the staff when rectifying an issue we had with the delivery. We ordered a drink along with our food and sadly, a mistake happen as it can and our drink was left behind. We opted not to make the driver make a 2nd trip to deliver the drink, instead, we came in to the restaurant days later with our receipt, not only did they immediately make our drink, they offered a refund instead and while handling this issue, they were apologetic, courteous, very friendly, professional and just plain old kind, in short, they were everything you want or expect from a business staff when handling a problem you have. How they handled our situation makes me want to recommend them to anyone else and I will be patronizing their business for the...