Very good food, a bit pricey but what isn't nowadays. I got the vermicelli mix. Definitely recommend.

Been coming to and ordering delivery fo awhile and it's always been good. Probably my favorite Pho in town. They are always getting it done in a timely manner which is nice! read more

We had some wonderful Pho soup for dinner from here! The freshness can't be overstated. As spicy as you want...or not. Terrific value-- a very popular spot and deservedly so!! If you're over on this side of town...this should be your noodle house! The veggies tasted extremely fresh, and the meat was cooked to perfection. luckily we had googled 'how to properly eat pho' before we went. if you're not fluent in trying Pho, i recommend doing that. there were so many sauces at the table that if we hadn't googled that, we wouldn't have known what to do with all the sauces! Our super-sized excursion only costed is $45. this place comes with the highest recommendation i can give. it's at havana and missssippi on the west side of the street right next to another pho restaurant. try it out! read more

Pho 99 Aurora - They sell hello kitty - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

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I just read all the reviews posted and think this place was either slandered horribly or praised too extravagantly. I came in about 7 p.m. (this was my 20th visit or so) and was immediately sat. Yes it's a long hall w/ typical low end seating, but that's missing the point. There's TONS of seating, so you can ALWAYS get fed! I always get a Boba, sometimes a milk or sometimes a slush. They are great, try them! I am a fan of the meatball Pho here and highly recommend it. The standard fare of Pho fixings are fresh and plentiful, the medium size is great. The broth is excellent. The noodles, onions, meat, broth, condiments....this is simply what Pho is. There are signs that say 'pay at cashier' and my server said it again last night. ****NEW CHANGES***** New signage and lettering on the building, also they now serve Vietnamese sandwiches..... I have to add that the best part of Pho 79 is the people watching. It's a meeting of folks around the world. Ethiopians, all asians, lots of families, singles, dates, you name it. I personally love this place. read more

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One of the most authentic Vietnamese restaurants in the Denver area. The outside looks like a hole in a wall restaurant. Although they didn't have a pho combo the broth and meat were very good. Their pho max combo only had 4 types of meat. I missed the little of everything pho. We also had the bun bo hue. Not what I'm expecting but still really good. Why the low stars? They got our order wrong, they back with the wrong order the 2nd time but we decided it eat it anyhow. We got over charged for our order because they charged us for both the wrong orders. They didn't say we double charged you by mistake. We had to ask why is our order was so expensive before they refunded us our money and still didn't apologies. Our experience will be different than yours. But the food is good. read more

The food is excellent! Service is fast and our food came out quickly, even during the dinner rush. It's loud & not intimate but that couldn't prevent a great meal! My wife ordered a medium Pho, #2. She loved it and had plenty to take home for later. I had the rice combo. Plenty of meat to fill you up. Our first attempt at Pho since moving to the area was a huge success. I'm sure we will be back, a lot! read more

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We came here around 3 that is SUPER BUSY TIME. Must be used chopstic. Something is inside the water. No sauce on the table. Slow service. One star is for the friendly new face server. He came to our table just 2 times for getting the order and serving the food. Thanks. read more

Pho 99 Aurora - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Possibly the best tasting Pho in town!

Portion: 5/5 Taste: 3/5 Environment: 3/5 Service : 3/5 Wasn't as good as it used to be, but the portion is still satisfying read more

Pho 99 Aurora - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

The beef is by far the best I have found. Friendly and efficient service, reasonably priced, clean, and spacious.

This may be the last time I go here after over 10+ years. I went in to wash my hands before taking a seat. Someone rushed in to the men's room going to the toilet. The guy flushed once, then again. I was drying my hands. He rushed out. Turned the water on at the sink, then off, not drying his hands in less than 3 seconds. I followed him out where he was at a family's table taking their order. WTF! Lost my appetite for ever going here again! How do you report unsanitary practices?! read more

It was good food, however they completely messed up my order. They just gave me the rare steak pho instead of the one with tendon and tripe which is what I always order from other places. The server was in such a rush that he must have taken it down wrong (actually, there was no writing so he probably just memorized our orders wrong). The Bun Bo Hue was very salty and spicy, very tasty if you like heavy flavors. Overall I would come here again as my expectations for service tend to be a bit lower when it comes to casual spots like this and it wasn't terrible. So if I'm in the area and I'm craving soup and a tasty salty lemon soda; I'll be stopping by again. I'll just make sure the server gets my order right next time. read more

Great stuff for the price! The restaurant is clean and the staff are friendly. Great vegetarian options and the pho always is on par. Would recommend for anyone wanting some good comfort food or a cold remedy. read more

Maybe the best pho place in Aurora. Little sis and I went for lunch on a Wednesday and it was packed!! Don't be shy when you arrive, just find a seat and park it! They don't have a hostess and the staff is really good at picking out the new tables. They'll head right over with menus. We both got the munch special which consists of a spring roll, medium bowl and soda. I got the veggie bowl sans tofu and it was really good! Huge chunks of veggies and lots of mushroom. Sis got the rare steak. Also delicious. The spring rolls were really good with big shrimp pieces and lots of pork. Once you've finished you bowl of wonderful magical soup, head on up to the counter to pay and then be on your way. My new favorite pho joint! read more

On my journey to finding delicious pho restaurants, I came across this place. You're able to get the authentic Vietnamese experience all while enjoying delicious food. I ordered the #9 which had lots of different meats. One thing that I loved about this restaurant that is different from any other pho restaurant is that their portions are pretty LARGE and actually full of STUFF instead of just soup. I ordered a small plate of pho and could barely finish it. Nothing to complain about at all! :) read more

Pho 99 Aurora - The delicious #9 filled with a bunch of goodies - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

I ordered Pho bowl #12 and broth was not flavorful. They kept forgetting to refill my water cup. The Thai basil leaves that were served to us looked wilted. Giving this a 3 star because they welcomed us in and told us we can choose a table anywhere. Our cup of water, silverware and menus were quickly given to us and so was our pho. read more

It looks like an abandoned business on South Havana. There are weeds and trash in the parking lot. But the neon "open" light is burning bright, so I'm going to treat myself to lunch. I am instantly greeted by the man who will soon be my waiter and I settle in to my chair in the corner closest to the front door to take in my surroundings. No booths, only tables, each with a napkin dispenser, plastic flowers, and Sriracha. It reminds me of a cafeteria, or an above-average food stall in a large market. I don't know what kind of meat to get, so I ask the waiter and he recommends the #6. I get a small and a soda lemonade. I am not disappointed. As I eat, I suffer an attack of tunnel vision and I see my own life in the future: I will dream of the soda lemonade for months to come as I am bent over the field of purslane in my vegetable garden. I will crave the feel-good earthy warmth of the pho in the fall as I make pie from the fruit of my apple trees. I will try to bring friends to the restaurant but they will all laugh at me, and I will have to sneak away and eat here alone again. I will become a regular, always sitting at Table 2, and someday I will even master the use of spoon and chopsticks. Other patrons will watch me as I slurp away in the corner and they will imagine I have lived in Vietnam and wonder why I always eat alone.... I look down at my bowl, I am satisfied and I can't finish it. I give the nice lady at the register $10 for food, drink, and tip, and I go back outside, half expecting to find that someone has taken my motorcycle. But the car wash guys next door have kept a good eye on it, and I carefully go on my way again. read more

I *finally* got my happy arse out and tried the deliciousness that is pho! Although I have absolutely no basis for comparison, I thought Pho 79 was fantastic. My friend Fuji and I started out with spring rolls and egg rolls. Since I'm terribly unadventurous with food, I was so surprised that I liked both rolls. Very tasty! And of course, the main dish. I went with a small bowl of chicken pho, figured I'd be a bit safe. Holy cow, the small here at Pho 79 could serve two of me, while the large, which Fuji ordered, was HUGE! I couldn't believe any person, even a bottomless pit like Fuji, could inhale that entire dish. Even though I was extremely awkward with the chop sticks and spoon, I did alright and enjoyed my first bowl of pho! We finished the meal off with boba (sp?) smoothies. I was impressed with these little delights. Who knew tapioca in a smoothie could be so good? Yum yum yum! Pho 79 is right around the corner from my apartment, so I could potentially see this joint becoming a regular in my rotation. Great little restaurant that always seems to be packed! Definitely check out Pho 79 when you're in the Havana area. Great food and great atmosphere. read more

Aw crap...gotta rereview and downgrade. In the last 6 months, Pho 79 has seriously gone downhill on all fronts: The service used to be impeccable no matter how crowded it was. Now, I've been ignored for 15 minutes at a time MULTIPLE TIMES..from getting a menu, to having my order taken...mostly to get a water refill -- damn near impossible. I'm more used to rationing my one glass of water throughout my entire meal then receiving a full, fresh glass. I'll ask one waiter or busser, and they'll never come back. And thus begins the vicious cycle of being blown off by the entire wait staff..always makes for a fun and relaxing dining experience. Note the sarcasm. The food used to be much more abundant. I could make my meat last through my first bowl AND my side of noodles. Now I'm hard pressed to find a single shred of beef left after 5 or 6 bites. The veggies have been consistently wilted, oxygenated and lacking the last 5+ times I've been there, I have to ask for more lime and jalapeno without fail. I never have these problems at Pho 96 on Federal; they really spoil you there. And really, what's making me rereview the most is giving a fair warning about the pseudo Russian busboy. My boyfriend and I avoid dining here now in fear of having to endure his antics. He's one of those bussers that is so entertained by themselves that they neglect to realize that they're making their customer uncomfortable. When he found out that my boyfriend and I work in the MMJ Industry, he very inappropriately asked for our phone numbers assuming that we would illegally sell product to him. I understand the assumption, but to be as tenacious as to actually ask for us to sell to him is unprofessional and gives the restaurant a bad image. This is not a rewrite because of one bad experience. This was a culmination of many slips, many slides, and many disappointing downfalls that collectively, cannot be ignored. So. Sorry Pho 79. You made me rekindle my love for pho after a brief hiatus. Then, like any young lover, I found the next bigger and better thing. When I'm in Denver, Pho 96 is the ONLY way to go. But my go-to Aurora pho will now be Pho 97 on Smokey Hill and Buckley. read more

The Vietnamese language is a lot like its food. Vietnamese is the largest member of a family of languages in Southeast Asia. Because of significant influence from China, there are a large number of Chinese words in Vietnamese. And because of French colonial presence, Vietnamese is the only language in the region to be written in the Latin alphabet of Europe and has many French words as well (cà phê for example means cafe) Vietnamese food is likewise a delicious sum of disparate parts. At Pho 79 you definitely sense this in the complexity of its food. The soup uses Chinese originated rice noodles and is made with delicious cuts of beef, the preferred meat of the French colonists. The broth itself here is deep and complex, using the charred onion flavor common in French onion soup. And of course the pho here has that wonderful umami flavor likely derived from the Vietnamese originated fish sauce known as nuoc mam. I bring up history in this review, because Pho 79 has the best Pho I've ever had. And I had to know how this soup came into my world.. The Banh mi here is also excellent (Love the mixture of a French baguette and Vietnamese ingredients like the seasoned meat and pickled carrots). We should all be grateful for the way world history has turned out. For all of its tragedies, we now live in a world where in the middle of the United States you can get a cuisine that is a mixture of Southeast Asian, French and Chinese parts all for an affordable price. IThat's pretty awesome. read more

It was gray and dismal out and if I was still in my youth in the Midwest my thoughts would turn to my Mom's homemade chicken noodle soup. However I am a big girl now... OK OK I am an old lady now and live in Denver so when bad weather beckons my thoughts turn to pho. It happens that not too far from my abode there resides two pho places, neither of which I have tried yet (for shame). I turned to my trusty Yelpers to guide me in the right direction and Pho 79 it was. I sat down and ordered a small #1 - meatball. The wait staff was efficient - not very personable- but definitely efficient. When my bowl arrived WOW - I have been to various pho places around Denver but I have never had this much meat in a bowl before - I mean I had to dig through all of it to get to the noodles. Overall it was a good dining experience - the only reason I deducted a star was because the broth was a little on the light side. read more

I don't call myself a Pho expert by any means, and I don't really have much else to compare it to, but this is the kind of thing you eat if you are really stuffed up with a cold or it's really gloomy outside. The soup warms you up instantly (add some Sriracha if you are really daring!) and clears up any kind of sinus problem you may have. The soup is bursting with flavor and I usually order the rare steak (this way, the hot broth cooks the meat). I'd give it more stars but last time I ate here, I felt really trippy and out of it afterwards. It was really strange. Maybe I went too crazy on the Sriracha and whatever other sauces were sitting on the table. One more thing-They have the most amazing bubble tea that I have found in Denver thus far. The green tea milk tea is a MUST HAVE. read more

I've got a creepy experience that may make your skin crawl that I'd like to share with you since it's Halloween. Ready? I recently went with a large group of friends after a volleyball tournament nearby. I got the trusty-looking #7, and was very pleased with everything. The broth was delicious, the noodles tasty, the accompaniments were decent. The service was solid as well. As the bowls are quite large, I wasn't able to finish everything, so I asked for a to-go container as did a few of the others. It turns out however, that our night wasn't over. No, we headed over to Caldonia's for a nightcap and left our pho containers in the car. After about an hour, it was off to home we went. In taking the containers in, I noticed mine to be feeling particularly empty. I looked around for broth stains and noodles and meat all over the car. Nope. I opened the container which was completely empty, albeit with a stain from what appeared to be pho. WTF? My pho disappeared into thin air? Yep, cause it's Halloween. Or, there's a pho burglar that hangs out in Caldonia's parking lot. read more

If I was asked to name this restaurant, I would have called it Pho-lavorTown. My roommate and I are on a challenge of eating at one new place a week along the Havana and Parker Rd corridors here in Aurora, and Pho 79 was our first adventure. It's going to be hard to beat, that's for sure. The pho here is crazy flavorful! They use the perfect blend of spices, including just the right amount of star anise. This flavor made it's way into everything, including the noodles and the meat, making it quite the sensory experience. And the meat I had in my pho (raw steak, fat brisket, and skirt flank) were all tender and flavorful. The fat brisket was my favorite, picking up the broth flavors in the fatty parts of the brisket. We both ordered the large, which was one of the largest bowls of anything I've ever seen...and only $8! I was starving, yet only managed about 2/3 of it, which still left me a healthy portion for lunch the next day (and it was just as good too). Our service was a little slow, but I think we got the short straw on servers, as everyone else looked to be receiving efficient service. Note that you pay at the counter, and they automatically have your order already there. Just state what table number you were at, and you're good - no waiting for your check or the server to cash you out. I'm no pho expert, but I have a hard time believing I could have something better. Any more flavor and it might have actually been overwhelming. This was one of those meals where my taste buds left in complete content. read more

The pho with tendon *yummm* (#4) was very good, a medium was too much for me. The ball-n-chain had the medium meatball pho (#1) and he thought it was great - he doesn't worship the pho properly but will go with me just to stop my incessant whine about the blessed pho. Someone earlier commented on the noodle clump -we had that too, just sort of a blob of noodles, but they were noodlishious. Also, there was a good balance of broth, meat and noodles. The tables are stocked with Sriracha, hoisin, fish sauce and a chili paste - which is nice because so many places only have hoisin and Sriracha. The veggie plate was piled high with lots of limes, beans, basil, saw-leaf herbs, and hot jalapenos. The ball-n-chain thought the basil was a little old and limpy, but maybe it was just organic!! :-) A good place if you aren't hung up on atmosphere. The place is loud and busy (not a bad thing) and there are waiters sprinting throughout the joint. The ball-n-chain was hesitant to go in - the outside is, interesting....as in dubious at best. Must try the Durian Boba next time! Oh-and why do these place all have the cheapest, thinnest napkins? read more

I've always wanted to stop in and give this place a try. Finally, on a cold winter's night I popped in for some warming pho. Man 'o man - it sure did the trick! I would put this pho as a top contender for best broth in town. It's d-to-the-lish! The dining area is very open. There are a ton of tables which means no matter the size of the group, there is plenty of space for all. It's got a very cozy feel for being so open. They sell fun trinkets and interesting candies by the register so that's a lot of fun. I've been all over the city for pho and this restaurant has some of the best. They come in small, medium, and large sizes. Plus, it's very inexpensive for the quality and quantity of food. Color me impressed. Also, they have Vietnamese sandwiches available for take-out. That was new to me but it's a great idea. It took some time to get the attention of our server but he was very polite and packaged up our leftovers with great skill. It was nice that my water glass was always full. I like that kind of attention. Over all this is a quality place. It is very clean and welcoming. Parking could be an issue depending on what time you arrive because the lot is a bit small. But, the pho is well worth any trouble cuz it's so dang good! read more

I was finally convinced to try this famed food by Brittany H. She has been at me trying it for quite awhile and I guess her persistence finally got to me. We headed on over to Pho 79 on a Friday night & were immediately seated, despite the fact that the place was PACKED. Water & menus delivered and since I was the newbie to the Pho scene, I went with the sisters suggestions. We ordered rolls with a nice peanut sauce for an app, which we managed to destroy with our less than amateur use of the chop sticks, but they were very wonderful in the taste department. Next up was the "small" bowl of Pho with rare steak & well done brisket. Added a few spouts and sriracha sauce to the bowl, let the meat cook a bit more and then dug in. The steak and brisket tasted great and the broth was very satisfying. Now, while this was my first time trying this classic dish and I wasn't completely blown away with it, I am definitely wanting to try it again as I have been told that it only gets better with many, many tastings. read more

One of my favorite pho spots around here :) always good broth and fast service ! Will come back

I've been coming here for almost 10 years and the food never changes. It's the best pho I have ever had in Colorado. The food is always consistent and delicious. The prices are outrageously cheap, always have been! My parents know the managers at this point and they always take care of us. This place is ALWAYS packed. You can't be shy to sit super close to strangers here. The food comes out lightening fast. Don't expect the servers to come check up on you to see how everything is. They are always so busy you see them when you order and when you get your food. There are other servers that come around and fill your water cup but.. that's all they really do haha. The food totally makes up for it though. You won't really need anything else! I love that they have expanded their menu and now they have take out orders of Vietnamese sandwiches. Which are equally AMAZING! Be prepared to wait for a couple minutes when you go to dinner! But I promise it's worth it! read more

I would say this place deserves a solid 4.25 stars. This is one of the few take-out/eat-in places reasonably-distanced from our humble abode, so we eat here with fair regularity. It is great when you are sick or stressed or tired and can't face a burrito. The cost for the two of us is usually under $20, and I recommend splurging for the Vietnamese egg rolls. These are not the best in town, but Vietnamese egg rolls are something that ought to be eaten at every opportunity. We have tried Pho all over Denver, and some of it is more exotically flavored with that lovely aroma of ripeness. In contrast, the broth here is fresh and floral, suggesting mirepoix and poultry. I have no idea how Pho broth is made. I assume there is magic involved. While I love that morbidly fascinating feeling of not quite knowing what you are eating and whether that ripeness crosses into the realm of spoilage, I don't really like it on a soup-for-dinner night. I usually order chicken. Matt is adventurous and has ordered pretty much every combo. The steak is pretty good. I'd skip the meatballs. Overall, well-priced, good food perfect for feeling under the weather or just tired. read more

This is the cafeteria style of pho. When entering I was told to go to table 23. Not even hello just told where to sit. I HAD to ask where table 23 was. The waiter was so rushed he didn't ask if we wanted anything to drink. Just slapped down water and was away again. I did order hot tea and the tea was clear not any flavor of tea leafs. Ordered a veggie egg roll. Mushy in the middle and a hair on my large cucumber slice. Told the waiter and got an non response. Ordered veggie pho no tofu. Asked for extra veggies. 2 mushrooms and some broccoli and thinly sliced carrots. The plate that accompanies the pho did have lots of jalapeños and bean sprouts and all looked fresh. Now here is the only reason I am posting a review, prior to ordering I specifically asked if they served a veggie broth. "Yes". I honestly believe that I was served a regular beef broth. I had about 8 bites of my pho and was done with this place. All around a not great experience and normally would not take the time to review a bad experience but I would highly discourage vegetations to not eat here as it is suspect. read more

This place used to be good, until other pho restaurants came and invaded Denver with great broth, great service, and an overall great experience for cheap... Went there last night, place was packed since the weather changed quickly from 80's to cold in a day. Parking lot was packed, service was really slow, 2 servers running around taking orders only, no other communication like other places... Food and boba came pretty fast. Verdict on pho: *Broth was clear with almost no reminiscence of meat from bones, tasted metallic (that's probably how Richard Kiel in Jaws vs. James Bond would taste pho 79's broth), and quite salty. *Meats: I had the meat combo, with tendons, and tripes (#10 or #9, not sure) when I started digging in, I had a glimpse of eating a chirashi zushi bowl instead of pho... No, this one didn't have any fish, but it was a very skimpy servings of meats, mostly 1 to 3 slices of each, and 3 being very generous... read more

We eat here when we're in the area and in the mood for pho or bun. The food and service are pretty consistent, and the prices are reasonable. They also turn over the tables fast, so the wait is never very long even if they're busy. FOOD: * Spring Rolls: standard with meat, shrimp, and other veggies; the peanut sauce is always watery * Pho - I order the medium size, and there's a nice portion of soup, noodles, and meat; the fresh herbs and veggies are sometimes more limited than others (last time just two sprigs of basil, three small pieces of lime, and a pile of broken bean sprouts) * Bun with Mixed Meat - good and flavorful; decent portion of flavorful meat SERVICE: good; ask anyone for anything, and someone will get it to you within a couple minutes AMBIANCE: casual; set up to look a bit like a cafeteria with tables and chairs lined up in long rows; kid friendly; the most ethnically diverse customers I've ever seen at a Denver restaurant PARKING: lots on two sides of the restaurant Overall I'd recommend this place if you're in the area and want a simple Vietnamese meal. It's pretty good. read more

Pho (said fuh) is a deliciously noodley and brothy soup with various meats and veggies tossed in. The broth at Pho 79 is perfect if you ask me. If I am sick and need some comfort I am getting soup here. If I am healthy and just want some dang noodles I am coming here. THe place gets hopping around 6 at night and there delightful smells of food everywhere. Now if for so crazy bizarre reason you don't like noodles or soup (I obviously cannot be your friend) they have great rice combinations available too. Even if you are not a soupy noodley fan, give the Pho a shot anyway, you may be surprised. The bowls come in small, medium, and large. I suggest the medium. Small is perfect for those with a more delicate appetite, medium is perfect for the average eater, and the large is ideal for those that don't mess around when it comes to food. The prices are great, for four people and three to go sammies we spent 37 bucks. If you are in the mood for a quick lunch or snack; Pho 79 has sinfully delicious sandwiches "to go." The sammies are available with beef, chicken, or pork. I have only tried the pork and chicken, and they were to die for. read more

Incredible food. Great price. No frills fast service. Bravo! We've been 3 times already and plan to visit often. read more

Pho 99 Aurora - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado

Went there today for a bowl of pho and was told my friends that ownership has been changed. Well it appears to be a lot more organized and clean. I remember the place had worn out carpet last time but it is definitely remodeled. The food took a bit longer as they seem to have less wait staff. I got the combination pho and it was tasty. Typically I find most pho places over salt their broth and some of them are incredibly greasy to the point that it doesn't process well afterwards. But this plade reminded me more like a homemade broth and so far my stomach is not reacting and I'm not dehydrated. Worth trying them out! read more

I've been coming here for... wow 8 years now. The pho has always been consistent, they've got that broth down to a science. The bahn mi sandwiches are all good and something nice to pick up and take home or for lunch at work. It's cheap, fast, and pretty good for you (salt aside). This place can be crazy busy though and that's when things start to slip a little. Tables won't get cleaned as well as they should and once, only once, do I think they actually ran out of broth and were trying to rush a fresh batch so it wasn't as good. If you live out this way and haven't tried it, what are you waiting for!? read more

I am brand new to the world of pho. I have no excuses. I just hadn't gotten around to it yet. So Mr. P. and I finally decided we would give it a try and Pho 79 seemed like the perfect starting point. First, the atmosphere of the restaurant is not what I expected. I guess I thought it would be more dim and intimate but it's just one big bright open room filled with people hunched over steaming bowls of noodles. We were seated immediately and began to look over the menu. If memory serves, the menu contains a few appetizers, several options for pho, and a couple of combination platters of some sort. They also offer 3 or 4 types of banh mi sandwiches that are, oddly, only available for carry out. Also listed are several varieties of boba tea beverages. We started the meal with the Vietnamese egg rolls which we both really enjoyed. I ordered the rare steak pho and Mr. P. decided on something with three different kinds of meat. Portions here are ridiculously huge. The small size pho is a gracious plenty. They also give you a heaping plate of sprouts, dandelion greens, basil, jalapenos, and limes to season the pho to your liking. I would like to emphasize that all of the food we received was made with the freshest ingredients. The steak in my pho was high quality and did not contain any gristle or fat. It's just...well, we weren't blown away like I expected we would be. The pho was interesting to be sure but definitely not as delicious as I imagined. The prices sure are right - you can't beat $20 for a Friday night dinner for two. So it's probably just me and I will try pho again sometime again in the future. I will also make a return visit to Pho 79 and carry out a banh mi sandwich and one of those milkshake-looking boba teas. read more

I never go to a pho restaurant for the atmosphere. Or the service. Our server spoke English, but that didn't really make our communication any easier. That said, we got everything the way we asked for it, albeit in an odd order. I also pretty much never give pho restaurants 5 stars. This is no exception. But the tendon and brisket here, both of which I usually don't enjoy, were phenomenal. I get tendon for the health benefits but usually chew it like a dog eating peanut butter. And brisket is usually dry and chewy. But not here. At least not this time. The broth was a lighter flavor than I prefer, but it was still good. The noodles were not overdone. They did not get any stray cilantro in my bowl. I left happier than when I came in. I highly recommend it. read more

This is one of my favorites restaurants in Denver. The food is delicious and the service is amazing . My husband and I use to order small chicken pho and small tofu pho. read more

Pho 99 Aurora - Vietnamese Near Me - Aurora, Colorado