Saigon Noodle Club by Pho King Rapidos — Restaurant in Denver

For starters the price was already a turn off but I figured I would give them a try at least once. They were downtown on UCDs campus. I asked if they had a normal combination Banh Mi but they only had the Pho something one. I got that at 16 bucks each and was sadly disappointed. The meat wasn’t bad but not much for a 16 dollar sandwich. They used iceberg lettuce which really ruined the flavors for me. They were also slow with service. I ordered and no one was in line before or after so not sure what took so long. They only had 3 items on the menu as it was. The sandwich I got wasn’t anything better than something someone would create at home with whatever they have in the house. I much rather have a full bowl of pho for 16 bucks than this subpar sandwich. I don’t think I will eat with them again. I will say the marketing graphics and sticker they use on the wrapping...

One of the best food trucks in town, not only my opinion, but Westworld's #1 food truck of 2021!

Pho King Rapidos is one of the best food trucks in the Denver scene. They have a small but delicious menu of sandwiches, fries, and one dish of chicken and rice (my favorite) I have had everything this truck has made and have loved all of it.

Their claim to Fame is their Pho Banh Mi, with smoked brisket, fresh herbs, veggies, and their signature PKR sauce.

Chicken Over Rice is my favorite loaded with Lemongrass chicken, ginger-garlic rice, greens, and that white sauce is absolutely amazing.

Find them around town at your local breweries and don't miss a chance...

The lack of love for the pho and most of the focus on the brisket was apparent. 15+ dollars for pho would’ve gotten me a large bowl of pho with filet mignon, Kobe beef, or combination with tendon, tripe, and brisket, but instead gets you a less than small bowl with brisket that overpowers the okay pho broth. I wish there was the option to add more to the pho other than hoisin and sriracha, no basil or bean sprouts, tendon, or tripe. Even the 4-5 little pieces of brisket didn’t help the lack of flavor from the pho. I had to order more from the menu to at all not still be hungry if that takes $30+ I would rather eat at a nicer restaurant...