Pho 88

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True authentic Vietnamese food + ambiance.Waiter speaks mostly Vietnamese save for enough English to take your order correctly and politely. Pho dac biet had all the trimmings and packed full of flavor. I enjoy the cold saute they give you on the side to dip with your hoisin and sriracha. For Westminster, it was pricey for being in a little strip mall if you ask me. I'd expect these prices in downtown Denver. If you're really craving pho and need to treat yourself in the area, this is the spot

Really good food and great service. Their Pho hit the spot! Their egg rolls are delicious also.

These guys really try hard, so I try to go there once in a while just to patronize them. But their Pho is not the best in town.

This places pho was delicious! Food tasted great, prices were good & you could tell this place had a full family owned restaurant. The broth was delicious & so warming.

Pretty sure they rebranded and are now called Pho 9 II because I could not find a pho 88 on google maps. A bit confusing. I got the grilled meat and rice noodle bowl. The grilled meats were good, I'm still a little on the fence about the portion size. The fresh vegetables portion was a bit sparse; I asked for no shrimp and i still can't tell if they added extra other ti make up for it; and that "Vietnamese" egg roll is just offensive. I'm going to be honest...that egg roll alone is enough to question whether I would come back. Vietnamese egg rolls are my favorite part of getting Vietnamese food and this was just a sad excuse for one. My husband likes his pho, (I didn't try) but it seemed to be a good portion

The sign is extremely hard to see! It's covered by trees, but if I remember correctly it is located next to a pizza joint. Maybe domino's?Anyway. Inside is pretty small but fit my party of 11 fine at 3 different tables. The inside is a little janky with messed up paint - but it doesn't take away from the food. The portions are huge for the price - with the exception of the egg rolls.Egg rolls - Comes with 8, which is actually 4 skinny long ones cut in half. With fish sauce to dip.Crab Rangoon - basic. Filled with cream cheese and "crab"Bun dac biet - comes with grilled pork and shrimp, egg rolls, and at the bottom is tons of fresh veggies. Make sure to mix well unlike me or else you'll end up eating a salad at the bottom. Pho - all my other dining companions ordered pho. The large one is extremely large. It looked like 3 bowls combined into one. Although a large portion, the broth wasn't flavorful enough for me. We were all extremely hungry so there weren't many complaints but I definitely enjoyed the vermicelli a lot more.

No value due to small portions / overpriced. At $15 freeking dollars for a medium veggie pho with tofu, we would be hard pressed to return here. Pho Saigon or any of the many other pho places nearby are of the same quality, but more in line with prices. A small chicken pho is $10. That's ridiculous for the portions. Pho is super cheap to make, why so much?Pros:CleanEasy parking (of course the place was dead empty on a Friday evening at 7pm. Not a good sign for their longevity)Friendly staff. Cons:No value / way overpriced for the portions.

Came here returning from my vacation trip from Yellowstone since we had an pho craving driving in Denver to the airport. There isn't any Asian food remotely good in or near Yellowstone so we decided to give this place a try.Prices for a large bowl of beef pho is around $12 but has good portion. Broth was clean and clear and you get the natural taste from the beef bones. If I am ever in the area again, definitely wouldn't mind coming back.

So I'll eat Pho anywhere- there are def different subtleties among different type of spots from trendy to straight home cooking. Pho 88 kinda nailed both vibes- it's was clean and had a good energy. The food was delicious-I had egg rolls & spring rolls. I also had pork with rice noodle- There used to be this place in Echo Park - Los Angeles that not only turned me onto Pho in the 2000s but to this day is still the best I have ever had- however, this little spot in far north Denver reminded me so much of LA haunt. I used to go in California a few times a week- chances are I will do the same here.