Viet's Restaurant

With the loss of the original new Saigon and savory Vietnam, I feel like I'm still on the hunt for very good and authentic Vietnamese. This place was not it. We had a large order for my mom's birthday and I wasn't impressed with the quality of food, they also included items we didn't order. We paid ahead for pickup and the order wasn't ready when we arrived so we had to sit and wait. I'll be going elsewhere as I continue to search for the best Vietnamese in the metro area.

This was such an awesome spot for Vietnamese food. Located in the back corner of New Saigon market, Viet's Restaurant (not to be confused with the Cafe) doesn't necessarily look fancy from the outside. But once you walk in, you are greeted with fish tanks, TVs playing relaxing nature videos, gorgeous decor, and an open, airy-feeling dining area. They have a large stage in the center of the room, and it definitely looks like they can host large events there. The food was phenomenal, and offers more depth and variety than the smaller pho shops along Federal (not talking smack, I love those places too). The service was also fantastic. Overall, if you are craving Vietnamese food, but want to level it up, this is your spot!

Really good food with plenty of selection! Nice little place we stumbled upon while visiting Denver. I had the Banh Canh Tom Cua which is a sort of seafood soup that had a unique taste. We also tried this rice appetizer I forgot the name of but feel free to look at the picture below and order it - you'll like it especially if you like fish sauce. I don't have Vietnamese all the time, but the dishes we ordered here were all pretty top notch. Service was quick and easy as well.Nice little place, will definitely visit again to try some new things on the menu!

Found ourselves on federal trying to go to New saigons last weekend but the chef walked out and they weren't seating for 45 min sooo we decided to try Viet. It's in the big plaza off federal Blvd and it looks like a reception hall that converted to a restaurant with lit up stage and clear tables and arches in corner. We got the grilled shrimp spring rolls which were great, when we ordered fried rice and the soft shell crab I said I want crab to come with rice as dinner not appetizer and instead everything came at once - oh well. The rice I did not like, with it coming out with spring rolls it got cold because I wasn't ready to eat it and i personally love the small cube combo fried rice meals not these big pieces of meat. It just didn't feel cohesive. The soft shell crab was oily and just didn't have much flavor besides breading and oil I wish they seasoned and did something on side like a tangy sauce. Overall- may try again but it wasn't my favorite place.

My parents flew in to visit! As always they're looking for great Vietnamese food and we again find ourselves back at Viet's. We shared a hot pot and it was SO good. The service was also great, our server gave us quite a few fun dipping sauces and I had a great time here with my family :)

This was my second and final visit. The name suggests a Vietnamese restaurant. I suppose it is my own fault for ordering mixed protein "Lo Mein " a rather bland and overly black peppery dish. I was hungry so I ate it but it was admittedly disappointing.What is usually a delicious percolated coffee over condensed milk, the CÀ PHÊ SŨA NÓNG, their version seems to come from a mix container and has nothing to do with fresh coffee. It tasted like a cheap drink from a fast food place.NOTHING Vietnamese about the experience!!

Our family come here for comfort food. This is our go to for canh chua cá kho tộ( catfish sour soup and clay pot fish (catfish), suôn rim (pork in caramel sauce), nothing beats a good comfort food when we crave this canh chua mà ca kho tộ. Service is good and could improve but overall it gets the job done. The place is tastefully decorated and is a wedding hot spot for the reception with a stage for a band.

The bun rieu was delicious. I could taste some freshly cracked black pepper on top. I also liked the fresh vegetables they paired with it was well as the iced tea complimentary to every guest, that's a special touch.The spring rolls were freshly made for my order. They tasted very good, sauce was perfect taste and consistency. I haven't found any places here with as good of spring rolls as I did in California though, plentiful to find plump delicious ones there.But anyhow this restaurant reminds me a lot of the large family style vietnamese restaurants back in California. With a huge menu.Docked one star for less than average service, it took a while to be seated and it took too long for a refill. But overall very satisfied and would return and even bring people from out of town here.

Everything I've tried here has been good. The spring roll platter is great to share as an appetizer or split with another person to have as a meal. First time i tried this place i went twice in one week because it is that good.

I had visited Colorado for the first time and was craving some Vietnamese food which brought me to this restaurant. My siblings and I went here for the first time and had no idea what to expect. We were all very pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was! The menu had a huge selection and flavors were spot on for every dish we ordered. The place was clean and not too crowded so that was nice. My siblings live in Colorado and will definitely be returning here for some delicious Vietnamese food!