15 Best Vietnamese Restaurants in Denver

GOLDEN SAIGON Restaurant brings Vietnamese comfort food to Denver in a relaxed, old-school setting with a distinctive plant-filled atmosphere. The menu covers phở, rice noodle soups, bun bowls, curries, egg rolls, dumplings, tofu dishes, and family-style preparations, including options for vegetarian and health-conscious diners.

BoHeo Pho Kitchen is a Denver restaurant centered on deeply flavored Vietnamese comfort food, especially pho built around a long-simmered bone broth. The bowls pair a clean, aromatic broth with tender beef, flavorful chicken, meatballs, herbs, and fresh toppings, while noodle bowls and chili oil add variety.

Pho Social is a Denver Vietnamese restaurant with deeply flavored pho, noodle bowls, vermicelli, grilled meats and a menu of shareable starters. Its broth has a distinctive charred-onion note, while crab rangoons and carefully prepared egg rolls make strong additions to a casual meal.

Customizable ordering and reliable takeout make it useful for a quick meal, though the inviting dining room and drinks selection also support a longer dinner with friends.

Dân Dã explores Vietnamese comfort cuisine through fresh spring rolls, distinctive sauces, bún chả Hà Nội, shaken beef, claypot dishes, seafood, and other traditional preparations that are not always found on a standard Vietnamese menu. The build-your-own spring-roll presentation makes sharing part of the meal, while Thai tea and other drinks round out the experience.

New Saigon Bakery and Deli specializes in Vietnamese bánh mì, sweets, and street food in Denver. Fresh, crisp bread and generous fillings make the sandwiches the central draw, with options such as grilled beef, barbecue pork, and pâté. The portions are substantial, flavors are vivid, and preparation is geared toward a quick, satisfying meal.

Phở Peoria is a Vietnamese restaurant in Denver with a warm, relaxed dining room and a menu built around pho, rice plates, bánh mì, spring rolls, and shareable starters. The broth is a clear highlight, while grilled pork, shaking beef, chicken plates, and crab cheese wontons give the menu plenty of range beyond noodle soup.

Phở Haus serves traditional Vietnamese comfort food in Denver, with pho at the center of a menu that also includes vermicelli dishes, lettuce wraps, spring rolls, and other familiar favorites. The broth is described as flavorful and translucent, while the house trio bowl brings a generous mix of meats for a fuller meal.

Tony Pho Vietnamese Restaurant Noodle Soup and Grill offers a cozy Denver setting centered on aromatic pho, grilled dishes, Vietnamese egg rolls, and refreshing drinks. The menu includes substantial combinations such as rare steak, brisket, and tripe pho, along with distinctive choices like filet mignon or Kobe beef bowls and a broad selection of boba smoothies.

Phở & Bar brings a lively Denver take on Vietnamese dining, pairing traditional pho with a broader food-and-drink program. Its rich, aromatic broths include traditional, house, and curry variations, while pho rolls, fresh spring rolls, Thai tea, beer, cocktails, and other drinks add variety around the main bowl.

Mr. Pho Vietnamese Restaurant builds its menu around a deeply developed beef-bone broth simmered with ginger, onion, star anise, cinnamon, and cardamom. The result is a Vietnamese comfort-food menu with pho, spicy broth, rice plates, spring rolls, egg rolls, and generous portions of meat and aromatic vegetables.

PHO 92 DIA is a Denver Vietnamese restaurant with a broad menu and a clear focus on filling pho meals. Combination bowls, rare steak and brisket, chicken pho, bún chả, and other multi-protein dishes give diners plenty to choose from, with chewy noodles and fresh ingredients adding texture.

Phở 95 serves Denver Vietnamese favorites with especially substantial pho and bún dishes. Combination bún, grilled proteins, egg-roll noodle bowls, rich broth, fresh herbs, and authentic spice give the menu both variety and depth. Black coffee with condensed milk is another strong choice for finishing the meal.

Pho 888 serves Vietnamese noodle soups, rice plates, vermicelli bowls, egg rolls, and other comfort-food staples in Denver. Pho bowls arrive with bean sprouts, mint, lime, and sliced jalapeños, while vermicelli dishes pair grilled meats with lettuce, cucumber, carrot, peanuts, and house dressing.

Now Phở offers Denver Vietnamese comfort food with pho, bún bò Huế, spring rolls, savory mini pancakes, chili wontons, milk teas, and creative drink options. The pho broth is flavorful, while dishes such as oxtail bún bò Huế and do-it-yourself platters give the menu more range than a standard noodle-soup stop.

Top Phở is a Denver Vietnamese restaurant built around hot, flavorful pho and familiar comfort-food plates. Delivery orders keep noodles, broth, and toppings packaged separately, helping the meal arrive in good condition, while dine-in guests can also choose grilled pork chop platters, bún combinations, rice plates, and small dishes.