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Greetings my humble customers! Welcome to our Southeastern Asian food where we are famous for our Malaysian, Indonesian, Singapore and many more Asian Cuisine food. This is not a typical simple food it’s from our culture food, run by a family restaurant. Although it’s small it have a lot of unique and many things to discover, so please enjoy and have the best memories to capture it all.
Casual resource for large portions of Indonesian, Malaysian & the chef’s native Singaporean fare.
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Address: 1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222
Phone: (303) 757-7887
Website: http://jayadenver.com/
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Reviews
Hope S
Top tier Malaysian and Indonesian cuisine! Our server, Kent, was fantastic. He gave the table great recommendations and knew the menu inside and out, giving detailed explanations of specific dishes tailored to our preferences. We started with the Roti Canai appetizer and had the Char Kway Teow with added spice (pictured), Hainanese Chicken, and Beef Rendeng as our mains. The dishes were all extremely flavorful and prepared quickly. Can’t recommend this place enough!
… moreE Lornell
This restaurant is the epitome of excellence. Family owned. Kent is a fantastic example of hospitality, he is a wonderful server. The Indonesian, Singaporean, and Malaysian food is amazing. The beef rendeng, charred noodles, thai curries are all amazing.
… moreMichael
The business at
1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222 JAYA ASIAN GRILL was keeping to go containers in there restroom on November 22, 2025 at 450 pm.
Here are the photos from the day of event.
When i told the owners they said they health department allows them.to do that. Complete violation of health and safety!!!
No, single-use or reusable food containers should not be kept in the bathroom due to significant health and sanitation risks.
Here are the key reasons why this practice is strongly discouraged, and often a health code violation in a commercial setting:
Risk of Contamination: Bathrooms are areas with high concentrations of germs and bacteria. Storing items intended for food contact in this environment poses a high risk of contamination.
Health Code Violations: The FDA Food Code explicitly states that “single-service items shall not be stored in toilet rooms”. Health departments take such non-compliance seriously and will issue violations if discovered during an inspection.
Unsanitary Environment: Regardless of how clean a bathroom appears, the nature of its use makes it an unsanitary place for anything that will come into contact with food.
Aerosolized Bacteria: Flushing a toilet can create aerosolized particles that can travel and land on surfaces and stored items, introducing bacteria that can lead to foodborne illness.
Proper Storage Practices:
Food containers should be stored in a clean, dry, and designated area, such as a kitchen cabinet or pantry, away from potential sources of contamination.
For information on safe food handling and storage practices, you can refer to resources from health authorities like the FDA or your local health department’s guidelinesThe business at
1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222 JAYA ASIAN GRILL was keeping to go containers in there restroom on November 22, 2025 at 450 pm.
Here are the photos from the day of event.
When i told the owners they said they health department allows them.to do that. Complete violation of health and safety!!!
No, single-use or reusable food containers should not be kept in the bathroom due to significant health and sanitation risks.
Here are the key reasons why this practice is strongly discouraged, and often a health code violation in a commercial setting:
Risk of Contamination: Bathrooms are areas with high concentrations of germs and bacteria. Storing items intended for food contact in this environment poses a high risk of contamination.
Health Code Violations: The FDA Food Code explicitly states that “single-service items shall not be stored in toilet rooms”. Health departments take such non-compliance seriously and will issue violations if discovered during an inspection.
Unsanitary Environment: Regardless of how clean a bathroom appears, the nature of its use makes it an unsanitary place for anything that will come into contact with food.
Aerosolized Bacteria: Flushing a toilet can create aerosolized particles that can travel and land on surfaces and stored items, introducing bacteria that can lead to foodborne illness.
Proper Storage Practices:
Food containers should be stored in a clean, dry, and designated area, such as a kitchen cabinet or pantry, away from potential sources of contamination.
For information on safe food handling and storage practices, you can refer to resources from health authorities like the FDA or your local health department’s guidelines
… more1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222 JAYA ASIAN GRILL was keeping to go containers in there restroom on November 22, 2025 at 450 pm.
Here are the photos from the day of event.
When i told the owners they said they health department allows them.to do that. Complete violation of health and safety!!!
No, single-use or reusable food containers should not be kept in the bathroom due to significant health and sanitation risks.
Here are the key reasons why this practice is strongly discouraged, and often a health code violation in a commercial setting:
Risk of Contamination: Bathrooms are areas with high concentrations of germs and bacteria. Storing items intended for food contact in this environment poses a high risk of contamination.
Health Code Violations: The FDA Food Code explicitly states that “single-service items shall not be stored in toilet rooms”. Health departments take such non-compliance seriously and will issue violations if discovered during an inspection.
Unsanitary Environment: Regardless of how clean a bathroom appears, the nature of its use makes it an unsanitary place for anything that will come into contact with food.
Aerosolized Bacteria: Flushing a toilet can create aerosolized particles that can travel and land on surfaces and stored items, introducing bacteria that can lead to foodborne illness.
Proper Storage Practices:
Food containers should be stored in a clean, dry, and designated area, such as a kitchen cabinet or pantry, away from potential sources of contamination.
For information on safe food handling and storage practices, you can refer to resources from health authorities like the FDA or your local health department’s guidelinesThe business at
1699 S Colorado Blvd B, Denver, CO 80222 JAYA ASIAN GRILL was keeping to go containers in there restroom on November 22, 2025 at 450 pm.
Here are the photos from the day of event.
When i told the owners they said they health department allows them.to do that. Complete violation of health and safety!!!
No, single-use or reusable food containers should not be kept in the bathroom due to significant health and sanitation risks.
Here are the key reasons why this practice is strongly discouraged, and often a health code violation in a commercial setting:
Risk of Contamination: Bathrooms are areas with high concentrations of germs and bacteria. Storing items intended for food contact in this environment poses a high risk of contamination.
Health Code Violations: The FDA Food Code explicitly states that “single-service items shall not be stored in toilet rooms”. Health departments take such non-compliance seriously and will issue violations if discovered during an inspection.
Unsanitary Environment: Regardless of how clean a bathroom appears, the nature of its use makes it an unsanitary place for anything that will come into contact with food.
Aerosolized Bacteria: Flushing a toilet can create aerosolized particles that can travel and land on surfaces and stored items, introducing bacteria that can lead to foodborne illness.
Proper Storage Practices:
Food containers should be stored in a clean, dry, and designated area, such as a kitchen cabinet or pantry, away from potential sources of contamination.
For information on safe food handling and storage practices, you can refer to resources from health authorities like the FDA or your local health department’s guidelines
Iris Camara
I ordered coconut rice and while what I received was not necessarily bad… it’s not at all what I expected. I don’t think I’ve ever had coconut rice be savory and garlicky? I’m just a little confused if maybe what I got was the wrong thing? I’m just a little disappointed as I love coconut rice and was really looking forward to it, if I wanted rice cooked with butter and garlic I would’ve just done so at home. I tried to call the store just to ask if this is how it’s supposed to be but was forwarded to voicemail.
… moreMeredith Norton
Delicious authentic Malaysian recipes, exploding with flavor! Definitely stick to the curry side of the menu. Roti Canai and the Seafood Curry are both phenomenal choices. The coconut rice on the side is a must! If you are vegan choose vegetable options over tofu. I personally would advise take out or delivery. Enjoy!
… moreJayati Das
Jaya Asian Grill offers an exceptional dining experience with standout dishes like the Beef Rendang, Laksa, and Calamari.
The Beef Rendang is a must-try. The meat is incredibly tender, and the rich, aromatic sauce is packed with complex flavors from the blend of spices. It’s a true representation of traditional Malaysian cuisine and absolutely delicious.
The Laksa is equally impressive, with a perfect balance of creamy coconut milk and spicy broth. The noodles are cooked just right, and the dish is generously topped with shrimp,beef, chicken and tofu, making it a hearty and satisfying meal.
The Calamari is another highlight. It’s crispy, perfectly seasoned, The texture is spot on, not overly chewy, and makes for a great appetizer or snack.
Overall, Jaya Asian Grill excels in delivering authentic and flavorful Malaysiandishes. The friendly service and inviting atmosphere only add to the experience. Highly recommended for anyone craving delicious Malaysian cuisine!
… moreThe Beef Rendang is a must-try. The meat is incredibly tender, and the rich, aromatic sauce is packed with complex flavors from the blend of spices. It’s a true representation of traditional Malaysian cuisine and absolutely delicious.
The Laksa is equally impressive, with a perfect balance of creamy coconut milk and spicy broth. The noodles are cooked just right, and the dish is generously topped with shrimp,beef, chicken and tofu, making it a hearty and satisfying meal.
The Calamari is another highlight. It’s crispy, perfectly seasoned, The texture is spot on, not overly chewy, and makes for a great appetizer or snack.
Overall, Jaya Asian Grill excels in delivering authentic and flavorful Malaysiandishes. The friendly service and inviting atmosphere only add to the experience. Highly recommended for anyone craving delicious Malaysian cuisine!
S JayEss
Ordered take out. I like the Bee Hoon with shrimp but it is a little basic. Their Sambal sauce is absolutely excellent! Spicy but ask for some. I don’t really have a high tolerance for spice but when the flavor hangs right there with it, I’m down. Always love the Kangkung, garlic or shrimp paste. Both are excellent on rice.
Overall, I love what this restaurant offers. It is different than most Asian or Malaysian restaurants but the food and employees are great!
… moreOverall, I love what this restaurant offers. It is different than most Asian or Malaysian restaurants but the food and employees are great!
Mary Smith
I went here after my traveling companion remembered going here several years before and really enjoying it. I had the Beef Rendang with rice while he had the Loksa. We shared a Durian and Avocado Smoothie.
Each dish was rich and had deep and unique flavor profiles. I honestly haven’t had such good food in a long time! The smoothies were really interesting and fun, very smooth and sweet while also having the taste of their respective fruits.
Our server was the same on each day we came and was very friendly and helpful.
I have no doubt that all of the items on the menu are equally delicious and I only wish I had more time during my visit to taste more! Definitely a must when visiting Denver!
… moreEach dish was rich and had deep and unique flavor profiles. I honestly haven’t had such good food in a long time! The smoothies were really interesting and fun, very smooth and sweet while also having the taste of their respective fruits.
Our server was the same on each day we came and was very friendly and helpful.
I have no doubt that all of the items on the menu are equally delicious and I only wish I had more time during my visit to taste more! Definitely a must when visiting Denver!
Techmo
9/10. Closest thing to a taste of home in Denver.
Food was cooked greatly, and even had a few touches on it that weren’t too common back home like pickled veggies and chillies on the nasi lemak! Some Malaysian staples and a huge diversity of choices of SEA cuisine. The char koay teow could be less salty, and the beef rendang could be more consistently tender. Taste was close to home though!
Service was great. Our guy gave a solid recommendation on eating family style with a wide array of dishes. Talked a bit too long though, maybe use an AI to summarise thoughts? Haha.
Seems like a cozy spot, and gains a fair bit of traction from the Asians here. As an Asian, this has my sincere Techmo seal of approval!
… moreFood was cooked greatly, and even had a few touches on it that weren’t too common back home like pickled veggies and chillies on the nasi lemak! Some Malaysian staples and a huge diversity of choices of SEA cuisine. The char koay teow could be less salty, and the beef rendang could be more consistently tender. Taste was close to home though!
Service was great. Our guy gave a solid recommendation on eating family style with a wide array of dishes. Talked a bit too long though, maybe use an AI to summarise thoughts? Haha.
Seems like a cozy spot, and gains a fair bit of traction from the Asians here. As an Asian, this has my sincere Techmo seal of approval!
Cindy Gunawan
I recently ordered take out at Jaya Indonesian Restaurant and tried a variety of dishes, including Beef Rendang with coconut rice, Fried Rice, Satay Chicken, Char Kway Teow, roti Canai, Pulut Hitam, and Beef Steak Sambal Goreng.
The Beef Steak Sambal Goreng was incredibly flavorful which added a delightful aroma and richness. The Fried Rice was well-seasoned and had a nice texture.
Chicken Satay was terrible and I would not order again. It was dry, and the peanut sauce was not very creamy. Being an Indonesian, in my opinion, the satay lacked authenticity and didn’t have the same flavor as what I had back home.
Char Kway Teow had the right balance of spices and was very satisfying.
For dessert, the Pulut Hitam was a perfect sweet ending, with its warm, coconutty, and slightly sticky texture.
Lastly, the beef rendang was the highlight of our meal, with its spicy, savory kick that left us wanting more. It was extremely tender, paired perfectly with the coconut rice.
Overall, the food quality and flavor were good, and I recommend Jaya Indonesian Restaurant for a wonderful culinary experience!
… moreThe Beef Steak Sambal Goreng was incredibly flavorful which added a delightful aroma and richness. The Fried Rice was well-seasoned and had a nice texture.
Chicken Satay was terrible and I would not order again. It was dry, and the peanut sauce was not very creamy. Being an Indonesian, in my opinion, the satay lacked authenticity and didn’t have the same flavor as what I had back home.
Char Kway Teow had the right balance of spices and was very satisfying.
For dessert, the Pulut Hitam was a perfect sweet ending, with its warm, coconutty, and slightly sticky texture.
Lastly, the beef rendang was the highlight of our meal, with its spicy, savory kick that left us wanting more. It was extremely tender, paired perfectly with the coconut rice.
Overall, the food quality and flavor were good, and I recommend Jaya Indonesian Restaurant for a wonderful culinary experience!