Always worth stopping by when we're in the mountains. It's great for ski season- a nice, hot pho to…read morewarm you up (and helps to wait out the I-70 traffic) The grilled mussels are a must! Definitely try them!

After spending the day shopping and very hungry we wanted to get something that was quick and easy…read more We saw this place in a strip mall and went there directly. We were seated right away, our server was very quick. We ordered some dumplings a beef tendon with meatball pho and it hit the spot for me. It is not a fancy place they also have a large bar in the center of the resturant and the place was very busy. It seems like there were a lot of locals sitting at the bar eating and drinking. I would definitely come here again if I am in the area.

Very good! Has most beef brisket ever in all the Pho I've ever eaten! Thin and not fatty. Good…read morequalify!

Came here for dinner after a long day. There's a full bar and their menu has a lot more than pho…read more The servers are really nice and had a smile. I ordered the chicken and shrimp medium bowl pho. It was a very big size so unless you want to take some home, a small bowl is enough. I also got the Thai tea with boba and their boba is not fresh but I guess I should've expected that. Prices for the area were reasonable.

We tried their Ahi Tuna Tater Tots and they were so crispy, fish was fresh and sauce so flavorful…read more Fried rice with pork belly is definitely my favorite. Service has been great!

OMG. We found the best fried chicken (personally better than Denver metroplex)! It is inside Outer…read moreRange brewery with plenty of seating area which also has 2nd floor with a view. You make the order at the counter and will get a text when the order is ready. We ordered a half chicken which would have been enough for us in general but the batter was so crispy and well seasoned that we were highly tempted to order a whole chicken just to take home with us to brag to other family. It was sooooo good! I am from South Korea and I know when my chicken is good. Even some Korean chicken franchise in Denver can't do this good. It will come with a sauce for dipping on the side. We chose the bird sauce and was perfect to dip or mix it in with a jasmine rice along with complementary herbs (basil, cilantros, etc) and cucumber salad. Plus their special soft serve of the day made it even more perfect. We had a coconut soft serve ice cream topped with caramel sauce which was very good. Not overwhelming just refreshing as a whole. This will be our place for sure whenever we pass by! Chicken and outer range hazy ipa were perfect match. I loved that they are existing together. We were starving and I regret so much for not taking the photos. Miss the place already

New location but same good food. Service was great...very…read moreattentive and prompt. Seating, ordering, food-to-table, and drink refills were flawless. New location I don't like as much but it is ok. Liked the vibe in the prior location with picnic tables and counter ordering. Location was better too as it was closer to gondola. Spring rolls, dumplings, and pho (raw beef) are all (still) very good.

I hate giving a bad review but not fair to others if not being honest…read more Couple good things: place was clean, convenient location and wait staff was good. Food, on the other hand...not so much. My wife and I split a pork/shrimp spring roll. Would say mediocre but perhaps others would like. Not the worst we have had but way down on its of best. The Hoisin sauce was in large bottles and it came out clumpy and not fresh. Perhaps use small bottles and change often would help. We both order Pho Tai (Vietnamese soup with rare beef). My wife added vegetables. One good thing, the serving was huge. Bad things; broth was not hot nor clear, which was worst we have had. They use the larger noodles rather than the thinner noodles normally found in Pho. Guess wouldn't have been a deal breaker if the broth, which is most important, was good. Sorry but would not recommend this place, at least for Pho.

The absolute nicest owner and staff at this family run restaurant! Visiting from the northeast and…read morethis was some of the best Pho I have ever had. Cannot emphasize how kind the staff was with recommendations and conversing with you. Really chill atmosphere and the food is great, amazing after a full day of skiing the mountain! If you're ever in Breckenridge please check out this place.

The host up front and workers need to fix their system with people in line. They are not organized…read moreand people just cut the line. It's not fair for the people that were waiting. We told two workers and the host that a group in front cut but they literally did nothing about it. They should at least leave a clipboard for people to write their names. The food was decent. The spring rolls with shrimp and avocado was good. The pho ga (chicken pho) was alright... the chicken was dry chicken breast and the noodles were not pho ga noodles. They were regular pho noodles but the soup was good and hit the spot after a cold day.

Ambience : clean Service: Great! Although how they managed…read moreto hustled between 3 servers when it's super packed I'll never know how. Food: delicious! My vietnamese blood cannot be picky about thìs place. We live 10 min from Asia central in federal and food here hands down beat most of our favorites. We ordered 1) clay pot fish (bone in). Huge portion. Worth it. And the flavor is authentic. 2) shaken beef. Tender. 3) to go salad combo. Even good the next day 4) bun Bo vermicelli. My hub said the best in Denver he had and he had a few 5) lotus wonton. My picky toddler liked it. 6) lemonade lychee. They were so sweet even gave my 2 yo extra lychee when I asked so she can behave in her chair Overall highly recommend. Wish they were closer to us but it's a great place

It's been a long time coming but Dan Da is hands down my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in Colorado…read moreand probably in the US. When you think of Vietnamese, Americans tend to think of Pho, noodle bowls and lemongrass chicken but we need more places the focuses in home cooking and dishes that locals eat. Ingredients are fresh and dishes pack a powerful flavor bomb...I mean wow! The use of shrimp paste and other traditional ingredients really elevate flavors that many Americans are not used to, but you have to try it to understand. Their claypots are a must order and with a side of rice....you'll be eating for days! The star of the night was the pork and calamari claypot which is cooked in shrimp paste and your favorite Vietnamese spices and herbs. You'll finish bowls of rice with this dish, it packs so much flavor that you'll be wanting more. It's a great mix of salty, sweet and umami from the fermented shrimp paste. The Vietnamese curry was thick and packed with succulent shrimp. The veggies at a very nice brightness to balance out the coconut milk. The last dish we had was a shrimp lemon grass in the clay pot and that was also a hit with everyone! Service is amazing and they definitely know how to recommend dishes to match your taste buds. They went out of the way to help everyone and it shows. If you need a new spot, check Dan Da!

Always friendly, on time, fresh, well packaged and delicious. Who needs a sandwich from a place…read morelike Subway when you can get a bàhn mí from a good Korean restaurant? I love lettuce wraps, bought for lunch the next day. Did not disappoint

A restaurant with so much potential especially the kind of space they have with all sorts of charms…read morethat reflect the very ethnical traits, my yesterday's experience wasn't too bad and yet I noticed that the people who work there (they appeared to be the owner and his wife?) could utilize a bit more polished customer service skills. I mostly interacted with the man who was, from the get-go until I got my food and left, blunt with a frown look. Was he having a bad day or is he always that way? It was hard to fathom. I thus decided to give him the benefit of the doubt that it was his worst day (ha ha!) Since I tried to make it a better day for him, I said extra "Thank you" but I failed to soften his bluntness; he reacted each time with "Okay, I got you, just go" kind of attitude (LOL!!) Oh well! The food I got me for to-go was B7: Stir Fry Vegetables With Tofu Noodles Bowl ($17 as of late March of 2026). After finishing a side hustle job assignment at the nearby store, I was absolutely famished. I wanted some non-meat protein with lots of veggies so this dish simply popped out of the menu. Glad that I got this because... The dish was more than what it looked. Well-portioned with lots of veggies as the description of the dish on the menu says. I wish there were more tofu pieces however. Not to mention, the vermicelli noodles were also part of the ingredients. Everything was cooked in some light-colored sauce that was simply just right especially in the amount of salt. My type of food indeed. Would you believe it if I said that I devoured it in a matter of 15 minutes or so while chewing well? It hit the spot. This Evergreen neighborhood is not my normal activity area (as I have stated, I was in it due to my job assignment). I am not sure if I will be back to utilize the business ever. But if I do, my hope is that the service improves by then. If the workers are more hospitable with warmth, it will thrive in this mountain town; they surely can change the current rating of 3.5 stars.

Great food and atmosphere! Sean the hibachi chef provided so much fun and experience for family and…read morefriends!

They were busy but able to take a group of 5 no reservation Saturday, so that was great. Everyone…read morewas friendly. The space was a little loud. The tempura asparagus roll and veggie roll were good. The rest of the table enjoyed their sushi and rolls though - the tuna rolls were big hit. The cocktails... well, the lychee martini was not very good. I drank half of it. For $14 I was hoping not to have cheap vodka where the flavor took over the martini.

Have you had that yearning feeling where you miss your homeland food and need to go to a local…read moreVietnamese restaurant that can fulfill your needs? Well that's how I felt this morning, so VinaMeals was where I ended. I ordered two items, so join me and read my food journey... Just had bánh ít tràn, a Vietnamese, steamed sticky rice dumplings dish. This dish reminds me of my mom's cooking where she used to make us this dish all the time to eat for breakfast. Lots ingredients inside the these three dumplings including mung bean, wood ear mushroom, jicama carrot, onion, garlic, minced with pork and shrimp. It came with steamed bean sprouts, cucumber, and fish sauce to dip the dumplings or just pour over the dish. I felt the accommodating items didn't add any value to this dish, but boy, did these dumplings bring back good memory. Of course, when you are here, you have to get their small wonton soup. It is one of the best I have ever eaten. I believe the broth that is the star, and the wontons come very close but just a second too late. This small soup is very filling, and I always wonder if adding a bowl of plain rice into the soup will make this dish a complete meal. We will have to find out later. As I am sitting here writing this review, I am truly enjoying the atmosphere. Listening to the music over my head, I am sing a little bit too loud, louder than mouthing the words. My head is moving from side to side, and my feet are tapping. I found my happiness here even though we leapt/spring one hour ahead earlier today.

Plenty of places to park in the strip mall. TONS of tables/seats to dine in…read more Combination pho- large ($18.50). Broth pretty good Roast pork bahn mi- bread was not good- hard. Overall sandwich was meh, 100% would not get again. Overall, alright for pho

Ambience won me over, with light jazz playing at a perfect volume. Lighting was soft and subtle…read more Wonderful, almost too romantic for lunch. I had the Tuesday Special: light corn soup, dumpling, Thai noodles, and Red Curry (chicken) with white rice. All was delicious and terrific value at $15, including tax. Service was more formal than I prefer: no greetings, no inquiries about the food, and no thanks for visiting.

Green Papaya Salad - large and crunchy shrimp pieces, decent flavor…read more Massaman Curry - way too sweet, couldn't really taste anything else. The coconut rice upgrade was also really sweet and not what I had expected since it came with coconut sauce poured on top of jasmine rice. The other curries that the rest of my party got were also on the sweeter end, so you may want to pass on the curries here if you don't like sweet thai curries. Kua Gai - best dish, nice flavor with a breadth of wok taste. Highly recommend this. Chicken Satay - a bit dry and underwhelming. Wish it had more of a satay taste, and the sauce was okay and on the sweeter end again. Thai Ice Tea - pretty decent, sweet. Service was a little slow but they were nice. Restaurant was full when we queued on a Saturday night and we waited about 10 minutes for a table. All the curries our party got were overly sweet, so I'd recommend something else personally.