Bo Heo Pho Kitchen

I love this place. Super clean fresh take on a Pho restaurant, for Denver at least. The bro's service was on point. Personally I enjoyed watching the kiddos playing around.Good music. Good food. Nice spot.

Bo Heo is a new pho restaurant off of Colorado Blvd a bit south of I-25. This is not a location known for its Asian food and especially pho so I think it's a great addition to the neighborhood. There is plenty of parking so need to worry there. The pho itself is tasty and well-made although I wish it was slightly more flavorful. I wish they gave more veggie additions like mint, bean sprouts, and lime. A very small amount was given initially. I do like that you can choose up to 3 protein choices so it's more like a custom bowl. The service can be a bit better. We had to wait a while for everything, multiple orders were wrong, and just overall things could've been a bit improved. The atmosphere of the restaurant is great since it is new. Everything is clean including the seating area and the bathrooms.

We came into the restaurant near closing on a Saturday night. Therefore, this review may be tainted by the lateness of the hour. We both ordered PHO and there was a small amount of bean sprouts and basil leaves given us to put into the broth. The waiter advised us they were running out of everything and we're quite busy. There was only one small piece of lime for the two of us to squeeze into the broth.. There didn't seem to be enough protein or vegetables in the PHO. The broth was tasty, the restaurant was modern and clean and well lit. There's plenty of parking nearby. Tobe fair, we will need to return another day at an earlier time and see if the portions of protein increase as well as the basil leaves, lime pieces, and bean sprouts.

This place might be my new go-to pho spot! The pho was warm, as were the people and environment! The staff were so friendly. The atmosphere is clean and warm in here and I really enjoyed my visit. I love that you're able to pick up to 3 different types of meat/tofu with your pho, so you can get the exact combo you want. I thought the portion size and the price was good as well. Would definitely come back soon!

Nice and clean! Good service, it was busy but we didn't wait too long. The pho had good flavor and I really wanted this to be my go-to spot but the noodles were overcooked so they were just too mushy. The boba tea was great and also had the crab cheese wontons which were delicious! I will come back and try it again just in case that was an off night for the noodles.

I went here immediately after getting off a flight from SoCal to DEN. I feel bad leaving a 2 star review because the service was great and the workers were really nice. But honestly, the food here was just okay to me.I ordered the spring rolls ($6) and medium pho combo ($15.50). The rice paper on the spring rolls were dry and the rice noodles inside were a bit hard, indicating that these were not made fresh to order. The pho arrived with rare steak that was already basically fully cooked, so by the time I finished adding bean sprouts and herbs to my soup, the meat was already overcooked. Thin noodles were also slightly overcooked. Also, I did not recall seeing a single piece of tripe in my pho combo. The meat was too fatty for my preference, but they gave a lot of it, so if you are a fatty meat lover, this place is for you.The menu listed the spring rolls as priced at $5.50, but I was charged $6 on my receipt. Fifty cents is not a big deal, but since this is a newly opened restaurant, I figured the prices on the menu should at least be accurate.Overall, this place might be pretty good for Denver, but it is definitely underwhelming compared to places in California.

Phở-nomenal Delight at Denver's Newest Phở Stop!Bro, seriously, hold the front door. The long anticipated opening of BoHeo Pho Kitchen (which translates to CowPig or BeefPork) did not disappoint!If you think you've had good pho, buckle up, your taste buds are about to get the VIP treatment. Denver's newest phở spot doesn't just set a new standard for what phở means to Denver.First, let's talk about the hero of the show the phở broth that you want to bathe in then take it to bed in beefy dreams of the secret spices. One spoonful sip and I'm convinced they have a 90-year-old Vietnamese grandma tucked away in the back who only comes out to nod approvingly,"Ngon quá!".Then there's the meat. It's so tender and the brisket melts in your mouth. If you build your own, you have a selection of 3 of the following: House brisket, rare steak, rare beef belly, beef meatballs, flan, tendon, shrimp, shredded chicken and tripe. Whatever mystical cattle they're sourcing from deserves a national holiday in their honor.As any legit Vietnamese person will tell you, you must pair with an incredible Vietnamese Coffee to counter balance the coma that will soon ensue. In this case, they've created a super authentic and rare to find, cafe trung. This is a decadent egg foam viet coffee that that will leave your hands shaking if you're a novice coffee drinker.Let's talk about their "off-menu" homemade secret chili sauce. It's not just spicy, it's deep. There's umami in there that sneaks up on you, gives a little hug, and says, "Hey bud, this is our little secret." And if you're nice enough, they'll actually tell you that they sell it in a jar to bring home! Last but not least, the service. It's so warm and friendly, I almost asked if they were adopting. Take me in!Long story short, I am jealous for you Denverites that you get to have this everyday. This place is pho real.

I've been here twice in 4 days . What a cute and very clean restaurant with terrific service! I met the owner on my last visit who explained that it is a family run establishment - I even met her sweet kids who were eating and doing homework at a table in the back. The food is the real star here-everything tasted so fresh! I had the vegetarian pho with beef broth (Enjoyed the bok choy and mushrooms), delicious Vietnamese egg rolls and savory spring rolls with peanut sauce. I ordered a side of the hot homemade chili crisp and it elevated everything. The egg roll and grilled shrimp Vermicelli bowl was wonderful too. To end both meals, I relished my hot Vietnamese coffee which the owner admitted she does a little blend to make it more balanced. Best coffee I have had like this!Please go enjoy this new gem and celebrate their grand opening this weekend

With so many pho restaurants in Denver it's hard to find a bowl of pho that has a rich flavor without it being too heavy on the stomach. The pho here is both hearty and healthy. The portion size is perfect. I can finish a medium bowl and feel perfectly content. Their delicious house brisket sets them apart from any other pho restaurant I've been too. I am also a huge fan of the combination rice place with their green sauce and homemade chili oil. Luckily they sell their chili oil in house to enjoy with any meal at home. Ever since my last Vietnam trip it's been hard to find good egg coffee, but they crafted theirs to perfection. I could come everyday just for the coffee!Their restaurant has a sleek, modern look which makes the experience of eating pho feel fresh and clean. Anytime I eat pho anywhere else I cant even drink out of their cups. Feels great to eat somewhere safe and clean. Lastly, the staff is so sweet and so attentive. The owners really care about their product and service. Tram is the wife and she's the sweetest ever!!!

Can I give this place a 10 star???? Okay the salty Carmel coffee was amazing don't judge it until you try it! The fried wontons for sure best in town ! Pho broth is so yummy and not fill with msg.... I didn't need to add any sauce in the broth and was so delicious! I am so glad we finally got a yummy pho that's made with love and great ingredients. The service is extraordinary and they are nice and warm. Great food, yummy drinks and fabulous service. We will drive back here from parker often is that good