Cholon

Interpretations of traditional dishes found across the Far East

ChoLon translates to “big market” in Vietnamese and is named after the largest Chinese-influenced market in Saigon. It also includes Executive Chef/Owner Lon Symensma’s first name, so after his extensive culinary travels across Asia, it “felt right” to open ChoLon in 2010 in Denver.

You’ll notice ChoLon’s menu plays on interpretations of traditional dishes found across the Far East, combined with slight nods to Lon’s classical European training. For example, French onion soup is not usually found inside of a hand-pleated Chinese dumpling, but you’ll experience whimsical dishes like this across our menu.

Dim Sum, Soup Dumplings, Noodles, Cocktails, Beer, Wine

Full Service Asian Restaurant w/ Bar
Concourse:
Concourse C
Location:
Gate C12
Service:
Bars, Dine In
Hours:
6am-10pm
Phone:

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