Mama Kim

Mama Kim’s is a Malaysian fusion restaurant in Greenwood Village that focuses on fresh, homemade food served in a calm and welcoming setting. The atmosphere is relaxed and peaceful, which makes it a nice change from louder restaurants. It feels like a place where you can actually slow down and enjoy your meal. We tried several dishes and everything was well prepared. Standouts for me were the pork curry dumplings, the Chinese radish cake, the Sauna Mee bowl with Mama Kim’s signature broth, and the typhoon shelter broccoli. The flavors were balanced and satisfying without feeling heavy. They’re also participating in Denver Restaurant Week with a three course menu for $35, which makes it a good opportunity to try the restaurant if you haven’t been before. Overall, a great option if you’re looking for flavorful food in a comfortable setting.

Mama Kim’s is an absolute experience. The vibe is awesome, the team is incredible, and the food is straight up ridiculous—in the best way. First off, the house-made dumplings and sauces are unreal. The radish cakes? Completely out of this world. I’m not exaggerating when I say I will be dreaming about them for weeks. The peanut sauce beef satays basically melt in your mouth, and the salad we had was insanely fresh and packed with flavor. Then there’s the ube cheesecake… which was the perfect way to end the meal. We also did one of the Restaurant Week menus and you absolutely should too before it ends. Do NOT sleep on the lollipop chicken curry—it’s chef’s kiss—and it’s also the only way to get that cheesecake. I seriously can’t rave enough about Mama Kim’s. The flavors are bold and super fresh, the spice levels are on point, and the whole team there is top tier. Safe to say I’ll back very soon.

Hubs and I went to Mama Kim Malaysian Fusion in Centennial last night for Valentine’s Day. They had a set 3 course menu for $85 for two or $99 if you wanted wine pairings. They also had the regular menu available. The atmosphere was fantastic, service was very attentive and it was first time having Malaysian food (even in fusion form) and it was all excellent! We will go again and it’s 30 minutes away from us. They share space with a spa, so you can book a facial and get a great lunch. Started with a ube amuse bouche, 2 apps- beef and the beet carpaccio with wonton chips, shared the short rib and prawns over coconut rice and ended with the chocolate mousse. Great cocktails and the wine pairings worked out perfectly!

Amazing delicious soul nourishing healthy food. Great service and atmosphere. Wanted to try everything on the menu. Got the sauna mee soup which came in a sizzling stone bowl and I cleaned the bowl. So flavorful, not too salty. Great vegan options. Something for everyone. And they have a special where you can get a facial and a bowl of soup!! I highly recommend!!!