Pho 75 Restaurant

I loved this place. I was in the area doing errands and really wanted a rice noodle bowl. The portion was plenty, fresh and extremely tasty. I also ordered the Vietnamese spring roll that was served crispy and hot. Delicious. I will definitely come back.

There are so many phở places in this area, and this was the first place I have tried since moving into the area from KC a few months ago. I’ve been craving phở for a while and this place definitely satisfied my craving. The broth was exceptional and I’m excited to try other items on the menu.

I love phở and could eat it on the daily! This place is one of the better places I’ve tried. The broth is delicious and they include a lot of meat in your soup. The service is fast and efficient and they are always polite.
The only downside is that I feel like the restaurant could use a little updating, but when I’m just there to enjoy some delicious phở… I don’t really care that things are a little outdated.

Love this place, the food and their service! My choice is the combo #8, spring roll and any rice plate.

OMG!!! The crab cheese wontons are so freaking amazing!!! I think I am ruined for all other places that serve them! Phở was great too! I just wish they delivered.

This phở is amazinggggg. Love love love. The crab cheese wontons are absolutely a must. Dont hesitate go there today.

The only star i’ll give is because the grilled beef rice plate is tasty. If only the waitresses are not rude, i’d give them 4 stars. I went to this place with my family on saturday morning around 10 AM. Not many customers inside at that time. I picked the table that closed by the tv. Moment later, after we finished ordering our food, i asked one of the waitress politely if they can change the channel for me or not? And then he told me to wait, because he said he’s going to ask the owner. 15 minutes later, one if the waitress came over to my table and said with an upset tone, he said no we can’t change the channel because there are a lot of people watching the channel right now (while pointing at the other customers.) Then i said, well if you can’t change it for me, then just said so without looking so upset in front of me my family. Beside, i asked them to change the channel because nobody was paying attention the tv anyway. After that he went back to the kitchen. And later i noticed that all of the waiters are sitting down and watch the TV. So, no wonder they don’t want to change the channel, because they’re so busy watching it. #duh

This place has the best broth ever! And when my rare steak Phở came out it was. Shocker. Actually rare. It was pretty busy and I was still greeted immediately and sat down. Food took a little longer than most places but it was worth the wait.

Only two vegetarian options, vegetarian spring roll and vegetable phở, but they do have a vegetable broth for the phở (which I only find maybe 25% of the time and that’s being generous).
Service was quick. Food was served promptly. They do have paper napkins, but not disposable chop stick. Restaurant was clean and food was at a good price.
Phở broth was tasty and the vegetable mix was nice, but it only came with a couple pieces of tofu.
With so many phở options in the area, I’m not sure we would frequent this one much, due to lack of options, but might order take out/​delivery if I had a craving.

Real authentic Vietnamese food, absolutely delicious phở, really loved mine with the meat that cooks in seconds when its dropped inside of the soup!

This true Vietnamese food. I can tell when a Vietnamese is authentic when its full of Vietnamese eating there. i started with spring rolls and some jazmine tea. The service is good and the server does appreciate you as a customer. Every time I go here they do have good service a majority of the time.
I ordered the number nine and instead of waiting like a hostage to be released the order was filled quickly.
The broth is authentic and they supply a generous amount of vegetables to go along with it. Simply put, well prepared.
I felt like getting a treat afterwards so I ordered the Mango boba drink. I know its made with powder, but it’s still good.
The restaurant itself is not fine dining but its the food and good service that keeps me coming back. There are some bad phở places in Denver, one of them located on 6^th avenue, but it’s places like this that give the patron an authentic experience of eating authentic food.

Food was mediocre and service was horrible. On top of that the waiter was rude and the food is overpriced.

I like coming here for the Bun Bo Hue, which is a different type of noodle soup bowl. It’s the only place in town that serves it and I am definitely a fan. My mom introduced me to this place and I only order the one item. My husband and son like the Phở here. I love their durian smoothie — although I know that durian is not a flavor for everyone. The staff are always friendly and the food is prompt.

Came here on a rainy day, which calls for perfect phở weather!
This restaurant is very similar in layout as all the other phở restaurants, such as having freedom in choosing your table, as well as the condiments on the table (siracha, hoisin sauce, salt/​pepper and chili paste).
Upon entering, one of the waiters yelled across the restaurant saying to pick any seat, very informal, but expected, and not bothering. The staff was very friendly and the food came out super fast. I ordered the small phở with beef and tendon and a spring roll appetizer.
Here are the reasons why this place only got 3 stars: the tendon had a very unusual taste. I’ve been to plenty of phở restaurants and tendon has never tasted like that. It was an unpleasant, unusual taste. The broth was wholesome and savory but was a little colder than normal. I can tell it was cold because my steak was still pink and stayed pink in the center. The spring roll was mostly chopped iceberg lettuce, and for $ 5 it’s not even worth it. This restaurant is mediocre compared to other places I have been to in Denver.
Pros: friendly staff, open environment, fast service

For this being a phở place it’s good. What I really love though is their wontons! Their wontons were huge! They are definitely not your typical wontons. Their sweet and sour sauce is also pretty delicious. Another thing is their Boba. On their menu they call it a smoothie, but it really is Boba.
This place was pretty good overall, phở was good.
The service though was a little okay. It took a while for someone to get to us.
The wontons were fantastic
Boba/​smoothie was also great
I would recommend this place to anyone :)

I generally like phở no matter where it comes from, as long as there is broth, noodles, basil and sriracha, i’ll be satisfied. The phở at Phở 75 tasted wonderful, but what takes the cake is their crab cheese wontons. I legitimately have never had more delicious crab cheese wontons in my life, you really just have to try it to believe it. Other than the good food, the location is clean, there is plenty of seating, and the servers are nice enough. A nice place to get a hearty and tasty meal for a good price.

Nice place. Love the food, but the service not as good as it can be. Definitely recommended…

Their food was okay. Not spectacular or amazing, just okay. It wasn’t bad either by any means, but there just wasn’t anything to rave about after dinner. Their service wasn’t all too impressive either, which is probably why I don’t plan to go back except to maybe give their food one more try and I guess see if their service improves.
We ordered the spring rolls as an appetizer with pork and shrimp, these were great! A little on the smaller side but I can see why they were less than $ 5. I had the medium phở with meat balls and rare steak — some positives were that it was huge and they give lots of meat, the broth was good, it came out nice and hot, and good tasting meatballs. My bf had the sesame chicken — we had better before, but it wasn’t bad (like I said, it was «okay»). I’d go back for the nice portioned phở.
The service. The servers were not very friendly — actually one particular server that took our order was not friendly, the rest that occasionally (very rarely) checked on us were at least pleasant. There was a football game on tv which was far more interesting than doing their job. They only refilled our water once without needing to ask for it, even though we had been without water a couple times and needed to flag someone down. All three of the guys working just sat together and watched the football game.
Having been to many noodle houses (saimin and phở), the service is usually where they are really exceptional because in Asian culture (I am Japanese), serving your guests is very important. I’d say overall, their food was average and their service was below average. Had they provided better service I would have given them 4 stars. I suppose I’ll give them another try and rate them again in the near future to report if there’s improvement.

Over all really good. More like 3 ½ but I will come back a couple times as I am in the area more. Perhaps 4 stars. But good. Don’t be afraid of getting a bad bowl of phở Here… Pretty standard good quality.
1. Broth — First sip very good. A little salty but still good broth. Add stuff. And get down.
2. Cleanliness — clean. Open. Maintained. Some one cares.
3. Ingredients — really fresh. Generous.
4. Staff — these guys were young and helpful. New a bunch of regs so that was good hearing them interact. I was there at 2:00 and people we still coming in every couples minutes. So obviously established.
5. As I left– I was thinking «ok when I am over here this could be my spot.»
I had #6 rare steak and brisket.
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You would think that So-​Cal would have better Phở than Colorado but that’s not the case. If anything, I’m still in search of that one perfect Phở place in the Diamond Bar/​Hacienda Heights area to prove me wrong. So far, haven’t found it yet. Every single time I’m craving Phở, I’m always thinking of Phở 75, my all time favorite Phở spot.
My family and I used to go to Phở 79 on Mississippi every Sunday but after switching to Phở 75, it’s been somewhat a permanent change. I still have love for Phở 79 if I’m in the area, but Phở 75 has more zest in their soup that I’d rather get their Phở instead. They’re also quite attentive as far as getting your water and taking your orders. If you are regulars, like my family, they’ll immediately remember the things you usually order. For example, my mom likes onions so at one point, the waiter immediately brought out extra onions without my mom having to ask him.
Some of the other dishes I have tried here are the egg roll appetizer, which are by far one of the best egg rolls I’ve had and the Bun Dac Biet, a rice noodle dish with grilled shrimp, marinated beef, veggies, and egg rolls.
All equally amazing. I can proudly say that I’m a fan of Phở 75!
Lina Chen