Saigon Landing

I had lamb stew. It was good. My son has pad Thai. It was fair to poor. My daughter had shrimp fried rice. She said she has had better at tuk tuk in Lakewood. Service was decent, but we were all needing our water refilled, and it was several minutes before they came by. We are currently waiting for the check. We have been finished for at least five minutes. Hopefully we will get check soon.

The food was delicious but the service we received made for a terrible meal! The server was not friendly nor did he ask if we wanted brown rice or white with our meal. Also when both our water glasses were empty with no ice I mind you he got an attitude after he filled both our glasses with water that had been sitting out the entire time we were there. When I asked for ice in our drinks you would think I asked for a kidney. We were there for lunch and there were only two other tables in the restaurant. I will never go back due to his poor service and attitude. Thumbs down for sure

Hadn’t eaten here for a while. Remembered it being Americanized food, but this time was QUITE good. They offered to add vegetables to the chicken phở for my wife. The broth was heavenly. I got the Lemongrass Chicken. AWESOME. Good portions. Interesting exotic dished were available as well (e.g. frog legs). We’ll try it again next week.

Well I rarely give 1 stars but this place fell in the category. Decided to try this place out and the food is worse than Dollar Scoop & Panda Express. The prices are a bit high on top of that. I ordered their vegetarin tofu with vegetables & black bean sauce lunch special. It comes with a chicken & rice soup similar to that of congee but not. Its super watery & the chicken (probably pigeon) where minced but was hard & rubbery. The lunch plate came out and the rice had a fragrance of plastic & not jasmine rice. The sauce was sweet and the beans they used where cowboy beans (aka the bean used in pork & beans) not black beans. It came with a vietnamese eggroll which was about the only good thing about the dish. The hot tea was ok too. I barely touched my food and felt sick to my stomach 5 minutes within leaving this place.
If you want chinese/​vietnamese food & live in the mountains (evergreen area) dont come here. Drive down to Littleton for better priced asian food. Otherwise you risk of throwing up $ 15 of nasty chinese/​vietnames food.

I’m writing this review on behalf of my clients. They moved their party to Saigon Landing after their reservation was lost at another restaurant. The staff was enormously accommodating for our large party, and had dtinks and appetizers ready when they all arrived. Their service was quick, food was delicious and hot, and my clients were thrilled. It all worked out thanks to the amazing staff at Saigon Landing!

Gross! Pad Thai is orange noodle with no flavor, only 4 pieces of chicken, no peanuts, no bamboo shoots, what a disappointment. We won’t be eating here again! Gross!

My husband just brought home the lamest excuse for chicken pad thai for me for dinner as a treat. It was essentially flavorless noodles w a half an egg and a few bites of chicken. Zero flavor. No nuts, no bean sprouts. No spice. No flavor. A waste of ingredients.

I decided to try Saigon Landing after realizing my go to take out Asian place was closed. Whoever answered the phone wasn’t exactly friendly, but they took my order and told me it would be ready in 15 minutes. I show up 20 minutes later and stand at the to go counter for a couple minutes before a guy shows up. He looks at me, and keep walking. He then returns to answer the phone and take an order. No hi, no I’ll be right with you, no can I help you, nothing. He continues to ignore me. Then another guy walks past and asks «what did you order?». I tell him and he hands over the food, I pay and that’s it. I never received a thank you, a hello, an apology for the wait, nothing.
So, bad customer service and rude waiters. I get home and try the food and it literally all was not good. The hot and sour soup was some weird concoction that had giant chunks of halved tomatoes and pineapple. It was way too sweet and had no spice to it. It was also very difficult to eat. The tofu was smothered in batter and deep fried until greasy. The sauce they provided was bland and lacking.
I will definitely not be going back.

**This is a review from someone who has only gotten to go meals**
My parents go here often to get noodle bowls so the last two times they have gone, they offered to bring me something back. The first time I requested shrimp fried rice. It was definitely one of the most bland meals I have ever eaten from a restaurant Probably the most bland. It could definitely have been made better with some sauces but they didn’t provide any.
Fried rice does tend to run a risk of being bland, so I thought I’d give it one more chance. I got the tofu curry. It barely had any sauce so I ended up with mostly white rice and the tofu was not tasty at all. The crispy roll it came with was pretty good, so at least there was that, but I will definitely never try something from this place again. Just doesn’t do it for me.

We should have known when we walked into a nearly empty restaurant. The food was served without any resemblance to the delicious spices of Thailand and Vietnam. My phở was passable, I guess. But my girlfriend had the pad thai and it was one of the most bland dishes I’ve ever had.
They do have cheap wine here. Service was a bit slow.

Food was ok. Service was bad, waiter was rude and impatient. Seemed annoyed that we had a few questions. Sad part is we had just moved to Evergreen and love Thai food. Now we always go to Beau Thai. They greet us at the door and thank us for coming when we leave. And the food is great.

This is the best option in Evergreen. And one of my favorite restaurants in general. The food is always consistently amazing and fresh and the service is always great and sassy.
The ambiance is great, and you often get live piano music. I highly suggest eating here. I eat here every time I come back in town.
And by the way and says that they are closed on Mondays which they are not.

Delicious food and accommodating, wonderful vegetable dishes. The ambiance is neat, would recommend sitting near the windows, to view the mountains.

Great food but terrible atmosphere and service. If you are looking for a nice resturant with a pretty atmosphere this is not the place to go. Stains all over carpets and holes in seats but the food makes up for it. I love the soups and many other dishes. All very high quality and flavorful! If you can get past the poor atmosphere I guarantee you will love it.

We stopped in a little before 6 and was the third table there. We ordered hot tea and spring rolls. We got the tea and then placed our phở order. It came within ten minutes and then the restaurant got busy. There was only one waitress and the owner working. We asked for more tea and didn’t get it. Then we asked about our spring rolls when we were done with our soup. He quickly brought it and then we asked again about our tea. We couldn’t say more than one thing because he would immediately turn around. I understand they were busy and we didn’t mind but the second tea had no new bag so it was just hot water. The food was decent but doesn’t compare to federal. The place has a nice cozy feel to it. We live about ten minutes away so probably come back to try the Chinese food. The menu is huge!

(It’s always interesting to me when I have a particularly bad dining experience, only to find out others think the same place is «So good!» or «Excellent.» Either I have a different standard for what is good, or we got «special treatment» just because we’re not locals.) We chose this place on a whim after learning that Rio Del Sol was no longer. We had high hopes when we walked in and heard the piano player. Those hopes were quickly dashed when the «angry rude little man» at the front (who everyone else is referring to in their reviews) became irritated with us from the get-​go because we didn’t have reservations (even though the place wasn’t exactly busy). He sat us in the elevated area, next to a wall, and we soon learned that it was the crappiest place to sit, because it was by the main thoroughfare, and we were on full display to the rest of the diners.
«Angry little man» took our orders (rudely), and that was about it. He didn’t bother asking how it was, but if he had, we would have told him it was horrific: The lettuce wraps with chicken, at $ 11, had zero flavor whatsoever. There was no sauce, and it didn’t have any spices — just grilled chicken on lettuce. I had the Kung Pao Chicken (at $ 16), and when it was brought out, I knew immediately how it would taste, because it, too, was lacking in color. Zero flavor yet again! Just a bland, watered down brown sauce, with two itty-​bitty, tiny chili peppers in the whole dish. I had to ask for soy sauce and drench my dish in it. My partner had the Combination Noodle Bowl, which he couldn’t even finish, despite being hungry. His grilled beef and chicken didn’t have any flavor, either (surprise!), but his egg roll did have flavor: it tasted like how you’d expect dog food to taste.
When we left, we used the restrooms, which were extremely dirty. Also, I didn’t understand the set-​up in the women’s restroom: no stalls — two toilets, side by side, with a tiny wooden divider in the middle. Right. My partner said that he ran into the piano player in the restroom, and he didn’t bother washing his hands…

Edible food but far from being good and way overpriced. We went there with visiting family from VA where there are countless great Asian restaurants. Typically, Asian restaurants have cheap awesome food with bad service, which is tolerable, but this place sucks on both counts. An older man server is rude and almost sounded angry that we are making him work. Dirty silverware and sticky plastic menu didn’t help. Seafood dish hardly had any seafood and other dishes were very bland. We will be going down to Denver for some good authentic Vietnamese food.

So this by far is some of the best asian food we have had in quite some time! We were in town for the weekend and have always seen the restaurant from the highway. We were seated in the dining room that had live piano playing (nice ambiance) and started perusing the large and well laid out menu. Offering everything from Phở to fried rice, beef, chicken and seafood entrees. We started with edamame and some of the won ton noodle soup. My hubby LOVED the soup — I also liked the flavor. For dinner, we both ordered a lemongrass dish; beef and chicken. Lots of lemongrass, onion and chili flakes completed the well cooked dishes. Rice type is an option — white or brown for those that are health conscious as well. Overall a really nice way to spend a Friday evening in torrential thunderstorms!

You will never expect this little mountain town to have a kickin’ Vietnamese place. It’s not just fast-​phở either, it’s an upscale sit down and enjoy your meal kind of place. They have a great menu, it’s well designed. You can share or enjoy a variety easily. The portions are perfect, service is good, and ambiance is nice– they have round tables which I think lend to conversation. It’s a great way to end a mountain drive up to Evergreen. A lot better than a hot dog and that is just about your only other choice in this neck of the woods– anh, there’s probably a biker bar close too.

My favorite Vietnamese! Many awards. Friendly staff. Try the stuffed chicken wing for a treat. Noodle bowls are delicious, affordable and right-​sized. Many authentic dishes to choose from, including soft shell crab. Nice atmosphere, but not pretentious.