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Domo Restaurant
- Japanese
- Denver, CO
About this business
Located in Denver, this unusual eatery offers a dining experience to remember. More than just your average restaurant, Domo not only offers home cooked Japanese specialties, they also offer an onsite museum with folk art, a dojo and zen garden. Find traditional offerings like sake nabe, a salmon and vegetable dish, or the portobello teriyaki for vegetarians. An extensive selection of sake makes for a great pairing with your meal.
Location details
1365 Osage St, Denver, CO, 80204, United States
Get directions| Weekday | Schedule | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mon | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Tue | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Wed | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Thu | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Fri | 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. | |
| Sat | Closed | |
| Sun | Closed |
Striving for uniqueness supercedes customer satisfaction – Domo is so focused on what they consider to be their unique cuisine that it supercedes any reasonable customer satisfaction. They not only will not alter any dish, but this establishment will not provide customers any condiments such as shoyu and/or wasabi for the dish ordered. Unbelievable! Sadly, their most notable claim to uniqueness is their devalutaion of patrons by their over the top rigidity and inflexibiity in their insistence that the customer eat the dish e... read more
OK food, expensive, Horrible Service – I went there on August 23. The greeter was lame and looked like he didn't want to be there. The food there SUPPOSED to be authentic, but far from it. They charge like Japanese restaurants do though. When I asked for "Shichimi" spice since the food was lame, the wait staff said they usually don't serve condiments. This was strange since they did use shichimi on Muguro-Don. I guess he just doesn't know what they even have in the kitchen. The server spilled some sauce on a jacket, but when... read more
Atmosphere fun, service bad, don't be in a hurry! – I concur with those who said the service was sub-par. Drink orders were slow, food delivery was slow and bad, check splitting is a definite no-no, and it was a long wait between everything! We went with a group of 15 so I thought it was our size. I got the teriyaki hoping for something interesting, it was not. My husband went for the Sankai Nabe (spicy) - had a wonderful taste. The sides were all interesting and tastey. Atmosphere was fun and definitely something for a nice... read more
Traditional Japanese country cooking for the Mile-High urbanite. – In Short Domo is renowned for its Japanese garden and unique collection of cultural artifacts. The table and seats are built from logs and tree stumps, and the aura is very Okinawa. Especially tasty are the teriyaki sake (salmon) or the akatou ebi (shrimp and red chili). Other highlights include the kaizoku nabe, a seafood stew that comes in a light miso broth, or the gyu yakimono, a New York strip sliced and cooked in teriyaki sauce.
Excellent food- lousy customer service. – Host very unfriendly. Did not want to answer questions like what does Domo mean? Or how long have you been here? Probably didn't know. Like don't talk to me! Wait staff very nice and friendly, but did not have any knowledge of the menu. Needed to be trained. Food is great. Gardens beautiful. Sushi is different, but good. Wouldn't necessarily go there for that.
Delightful! – I am always looking to bring people here who have never been. What a unique dining experience...and delicious! I am a huge fan of the jalapeno grilled tuna--fantastic! And the little taste-of-the-day dishes they bring out as part of your meal are always yummy and always a surprise. I have never had one I didn't like. I have found the prices to be reasonable and fair, so no complanits there. Great for a date--lunch or dinner. The outside garden is lovely, and the Japanese museum attached is also a treat. Truly a... read more
I don't know what servers you guys had... – The service when I went on 12/14 was great. We were seated immediately and the waitress/hosts were very courteous. The stump seats are somewhat uncomfortable, but I really enjoyed the overall ambience of the restaurant and all the Japanese artifacts hanging all over the walls. It feels like you're eating inside a hollowed-out tree or something. I had the unagi (eel) tojimono and my date had the gyoza nabemono -- both were great. I highly recommend it. I'm not sure where all the com... read more
Disappointed! – Domo has some really wonderful things about it, service is NOT one of those things. The hostess was VERY unfriendly. Dishes were not cleared after courses and nothing was offered after dinner. I seriously dont think there is any sort of training involved to be a server there. For being such a fine dining place and the amount of money we spent, there should be care given to the customer. I really did not appreciate all the notes placed all over our table and entrees telling us what good manners are. I wanted t... read more
Great! – Before I say anything else, don't take kids. The menu is quite limited and they won't like most things on the menu. Otherwise, it's a great pick. Sit outside if you can and take a look around their museum!
Frequently asked questions about Domo Restaurant
How is Domo Restaurant rated?
Domo Restaurant has a 4.4 star rating with 3,170 reviews.
When is Domo Restaurant open?
Domo Restaurant is open now. It will close at 6:00 p.m.
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