Pho Duy

The rice wasn’t good and they forgot my water and they were slow and it cost a lot I will not come back horrible service

Our favorite broth in town. We love the spring rolls and peanut sauce are extra yummy.

I just love this place, Best PHO IN D-​Town period! Family owned with great customer service and the broth is on point, I can’t go anywhere else and get that phở craving satisfied unless PHO DUY is on the table! Lime, siracha, heavenly phở bowls, place is FIRE! ~Now my mouth is watering~ :)‘

The. Best. Phở. I’ve been eating phở since I was two. Phở Duy II serves the best phở in Colorado hands down. My entire family is finicky about phở and this restaurant is always on the top of our list. They are family operated and the service is fast. Every meal is always delicious.

I just love this place! They have the best Phở in town. Don’t let the neighborhood deter you from trying it. You will be very happy you did!

My friend’s eyes lit up when she realized that this was the new location for her favorite jaunt from dental school. I had the small #9. Two of us ate for $ 12.70! Great meal at reasonable price. Will make a plan to go the next time I’m in town!

Was looking for something fresh, healthy and hot the day after Christmas and found it here. I called ahead for takeout and got there a little early, I was brought an ice water immediately which was nice. All of the staff was very pleasant and the restaurant was busy. The tai, nan phở was delicious and all ingredients tasted so fresh. The size medium was enough for two helpings. Will definitely be back!

Most likely the best phở place in CO. My family and I have become regulars here after trying a ridiculous amount of other phở restaurants in Colorado. The broth is delicious, plenty of meat and noodles, and the Thai Tea is delicious. The portions are more than enough in my opinion. I’m a fairly small person so a small is enough for me. The spring rolls are also worth a try, they are always fresh and the peanut sauce is great.
The service is always super fast and the owner is friendly. The restaurant overall is a very clean area, has pretty dull décor but with such great phở I don’t think it matters.

So I’ve got this wild theory that every authentic phở restaurant, no matter where you go in the continental USA, is gonna look the exact same. Ugly green tables, plastic chopsticks, scenic paintings of waterfalls and fields on the walls, those red plastic water cups. Does some singular Vietnamese restaurant warehouse exist out there in the world that provides to every single Vietnamese restaurant in existence? What does it mean???
Anyways, Phở Duy is such a welcome find for me. It was my first bowl of phở since I moved here to Colorado. And coming from a spot like the Bay Area where there’s basically a phở restaurant on every block in certain towns, I was nervous about quality being the same. And thankfully, phở is phở is phở. It tasted so solid. The broth was totally there. Not too salty, and not too thin. Didn’t have to drown my broth in oyster sauce or Sriacha to give it flavor.
Portion size is a little tight here though. I got myself a small, because back home it’s usually enough to fill be to the brim. Here, the small was more like a cereal bowl. First time I’ve ever had a bowl of phở and stayed hungry at the end of the meal.
Prices are pretty nice here all things considered, especially with these inflated Colorado Asian food prices. $ 6 a bowl is a deal you can’t beat. Perfect meal for these cold as ice days. If you’ve never had phở, then be sure to check this spot out!

This place was great! I’m on a real phở kick lately and this place satisfies my itch! Got a small meatball and it only ran me $ 6.50ish, so you get wonderful quality for a fair price. I loved the broth, it was flavored to perfection and I hardly added any sauce to it. I experienced very fast and friendly service. Perfect for anybody that works/​studies at the Anschutz Medical Campus as it’s only a short drive down Peoria from there. Even though the area is NOT a part of town I recommend anybody go, this place makes it worth it and I’ll definitely be back soon!

Not too impress coming to this place for the 1^st time. this location does not have tofu phở or egg noodles or broccoli available smh. I usually go to the one in Federal and they have everything I’ve ask for in a Phở. I don’t think I’d come back!!!

Huge portions and the best phở I have ever had. The phở is not «mild sweet» like many other styles. It is much better. Extremely clean kitchen and eating area. Defiantly an unknown treasure and must try for phở lovers.

Yes it’s still one of my favorite places for phở. However, I’m not a fan of their portions. When I order Togo I ask for a large with extra noodles. When I eat it at home it’s more of a smedium! Great quality food but mediocre portions.

I love this place, never had a problem or a bad meal here, the service is prompt and friendly, the phở is awesome and I’m addicted to the spring rolls. Restaurant and bathrooms are very clean and its close to my home. Great spot and they have tvs going so you can watch sports.

yum! Quick customer service and my Phở Ga was delicious. Next time I’m in Aurora I’ll definitely try one of the beef specials.

Phở wonderland…
Thought we have always preferred Phở 79 over all Phở restaurants, this one very decent. It’s not as busy as the other one so the waiting time is shorter, which is a plus. Broth is good, always ask for extra noodles if you like yours full. Overall good place. Good summer rolls.

Excellent broth — that’s all it takes. I was very impressed with the quality of flavor in the phở. This restaurant has everything you could want. Cheap prices, quick service and plenty of elbow room.
Sure, it’s in the back corner of the Hoffman Heights strip mall but it’s good phở so the location doesn’t bother me that much. There is no lack of parking options.
I’m not sure how my small was only $ 2 less than a large but if I would have know that I would have gone big. I think a medium would do anyone just about right in terms of food amount. Slurp it up and enjoy.
They have a nice open dining area with some TV for your gazing pleasure. It was quick and easy and not too expensive so I’m all about it. Slurppin’ good phở.

This is some great Phở. Not the best I have ever had that thats a relative term being that everyone doesn’t do their Phở the same. My girlfriends favorite Phở in Denver thus far. Try the cold Spring Rolls as well.

By far the best Phở place in town. The broth in the soup is amazing compared to other places where it is bland.

Alright ladies and gentlemen, the venerable Phở Duy of 33^rd and Peoria has relocated to the Del Mar Circle. This doesn’t hurt my feelings as it’s actually closer to work for me, so thank you eminent domain!
You’ll find the relocated Phở Duy on the southeast side of the Del Mar Circle, near the Save A-​Lot grocery store. The parking lot can be a bit strange, so do watch for other drivers not paying attention (ie, me. Sorry, people!).
I like the new space, although I think it may be a smidge smaller than the old one. But the most important thing is is that the phở is still top notch. Yes, I’m proud to say that this phở joint is easily my favorite in town. The broth is amazing and always spot on. And the service is wonderful.
If you find yourself in this bizarre shopping area, definitely pop into Phở Duy. They easily rival anything you’ll find on Federal.

The broth here is very good. It has an extra hint of cilantro to it as well. The place is clean and the staff was nice.
The rest of the menu seemed to have a good selection as well, though I did only come for a bowl of phở.

They just recently relocated from 33^rd and Peoria and have just been open a couple weeks but the phở is definitely up to speed. The broth was pretty much perfect, noodles not overcooked, the bowl was adequately topped, as was the garnish plate. The prices are a little higher than they used to be but hey, what isn’t?