L'Asie Fusion Bistro to become Odyssey Asian Bistro + Sushi

Pay no attention to the notice on the website of L'Asie Fusion Bistro, which announces that the Asian-French fusion restaurant would be closed as of October 3. When we stopped in yesterday, the restaurant was up and running. But it's definitely in transition. The ownership has changed, and the spot...

By Robin Edwards

October 27, 2011

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Pay no attention to the notice on the website of L'Asie Fusion Bistro, which announces that the Asian-French fusion restaurant would be closed as of October 3.

When we stopped in yesterday, the restaurant was up and running. But it's definitely in transition. The ownership has changed, and the spot will soon have a new name: Odyssey Asian Bistro + Sushi. The menu will stay the same, a waitress told us, but as the new name suggests, sushi will be added to the lineup.

And in the meantime, L'Asie is continuing to offer its excellent happy hour deals, with killer half-price appetizers every Tuesday and Wednesday and two-for-one drinks all the time.

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The ownership has changed, and the spot will soon have a new name, too: Odyssey Asian Bistro + Sushi. The menu will stay the same, a waitress told us, but as the new name suggests, sushi will be added to the lineup.

And in the meantime, L'Asie is continuing to offer its excellent happy hour deals, with killer half-price appetizers every Tuesday and Wednesday and two-for-one drinks all the time.

Follow @CafeWestword on Twitter and at facebook.com/denvercafesociety

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