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Address: 1104 Francis St, Longmont, CO 80501
Phone: (720) 600-0579
Website: https://www.singonphoco.com/
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Reviews
GRUMPYGILLZ
I tried the pho here recently, and it hit all the notes I look for in a great bowl. The broth was the standout—clear, aromatic, and deeply flavorful without being overly salty. You can tell it’s been simmered for hours. The noodles were perfectly cooked, still springy, and didn’t clump together.
The cuts of meat were generous and tender, especially the brisket, which practically fell apart in the spoon. Fresh herbs, lime, and crunchy bean sprouts added the right balance and brightness.
Portion sizes were solid, service was quick, and the bowl arrived piping hot—exactly how pho should be served. If you enjoy building your own flavor profile with hoisin and chili sauce, you’ll be happy here.
Overall, this pho is comforting, authentic, and worth returning for. Highly recommend if you’re craving a warm, satisfying meal.
… moreThe cuts of meat were generous and tender, especially the brisket, which practically fell apart in the spoon. Fresh herbs, lime, and crunchy bean sprouts added the right balance and brightness.
Portion sizes were solid, service was quick, and the bowl arrived piping hot—exactly how pho should be served. If you enjoy building your own flavor profile with hoisin and chili sauce, you’ll be happy here.
Overall, this pho is comforting, authentic, and worth returning for. Highly recommend if you’re craving a warm, satisfying meal.
Eli Premer
A chill family restaurant, a great place to sit down and have a nice meal. The pho is delicious, the noodles and meat are very fresh and the broth is flavorful. The cheese wontons are amazing as well. Service was polite and quick 🙂 I’ll definitely be coming back!
… moremigzakamiggy
This restaurant has the BEST beef broccoli I’ve had in Colorado. The beef tastes like real meat and the sauce is delicious too. They load the plate with a lot of meat! I go there often, but I haven’t tried other dishes. Service is fast, prices are very reasonable, and the atmosphere is great. I like that the place is secluded from busy roads.
… moreOlivia Yang
Awesome food and service! I highly recommend the braised beef brisket. It is super tender and full of flavor. The sesame chicken is super crispy, one of my favorites. As well as the Singapore noodles. Check this place out!
… moreChris M
FRAUD WARNING: Owners added unauthorized tip
Summary:
Food: 1/5
Service: 1/5
Atmosphere: 1/5
Details Below
We entered the restaurant on New Year’s Eve and were directed to the dining room by a child playing video games with another child at the counter. They appeared to be no older than eight years old, and there were no adults present. There were only two other tables seated in the entire restaurant, which was not exactly reassuring for a holiday evening.
The atmosphere was bright and stark, a room with tables pretty much describes the ambiance. When I went to sit down, the chair was visibly dirty, so I had to swap it with another one. As we waited to be greeted, we noticed food splattered on the wall next to the tables in the dining area. Not a great first impression, but we had chosen this restaurant based on positive online reviews(??!!), had driven about 12 minutes to get there, and were hungry–so we decided to stick it out. That turned out to be a mistake.
A few moments later, one of the children brought us menus and walked away. We reviewed the menu and waited. After about 10 minutes with no one returning, I went to the counter and asked the children playing video games if a waiter could come to our table. Shortly after returning to the table, one of the children came over to take our order. Confused as to why a child was waiting on us, we reluctantly placed our order. We were hungry.
The wonton soup arrived first. It was just okay–maybe a 2 out of 5. The broth was warm, but the wontons were hard, bland, and tasted like they had been frozen.
About 15 minutes later, our entrée arrived, this time delivered by an adult. I ordered walnut shrimp with a side of white rice. The plate arrived with a large clump of fried shrimp glued together in hardened sugar glaze, undercooked broccoli, and about six candied walnuts scattered on top. I was literally able to pierce the entire mass with my fork and lift it off the plate as one piece. While I’m sure it was prepared by the adult who served it, the presentation and execution were exactly what you might expect if an eight-year-old had cooked it. “Fried shrimp sugar ball” would be an accurate description.
We were given only forks, making it difficult to separate anything from the clump. When I finally managed to pull off a shrimp and take a bite, I immediately spit it out–the shrimp had the shell fully intact, not just the tail. Assuming it was a mistake, I tried another shrimp. Same thing. Full shell again. I spit that one out too and gave up. The food was simply not edible.
We waited several minutes for someone to check on us. When no one came I finally went back to the counter to request the check from one of the children–still no adult in sight. I reluctantly paid the bill and went home to make something to eat. I didn’t include gratuity because there was no service.
I would have moved on from this terrible experience but when I discovered the owner FRAUDULENTLY add a tip to the bill I had to share my experience with others.
… moreSummary:
Food: 1/5
Service: 1/5
Atmosphere: 1/5
Details Below
We entered the restaurant on New Year’s Eve and were directed to the dining room by a child playing video games with another child at the counter. They appeared to be no older than eight years old, and there were no adults present. There were only two other tables seated in the entire restaurant, which was not exactly reassuring for a holiday evening.
The atmosphere was bright and stark, a room with tables pretty much describes the ambiance. When I went to sit down, the chair was visibly dirty, so I had to swap it with another one. As we waited to be greeted, we noticed food splattered on the wall next to the tables in the dining area. Not a great first impression, but we had chosen this restaurant based on positive online reviews(??!!), had driven about 12 minutes to get there, and were hungry–so we decided to stick it out. That turned out to be a mistake.
A few moments later, one of the children brought us menus and walked away. We reviewed the menu and waited. After about 10 minutes with no one returning, I went to the counter and asked the children playing video games if a waiter could come to our table. Shortly after returning to the table, one of the children came over to take our order. Confused as to why a child was waiting on us, we reluctantly placed our order. We were hungry.
The wonton soup arrived first. It was just okay–maybe a 2 out of 5. The broth was warm, but the wontons were hard, bland, and tasted like they had been frozen.
About 15 minutes later, our entrée arrived, this time delivered by an adult. I ordered walnut shrimp with a side of white rice. The plate arrived with a large clump of fried shrimp glued together in hardened sugar glaze, undercooked broccoli, and about six candied walnuts scattered on top. I was literally able to pierce the entire mass with my fork and lift it off the plate as one piece. While I’m sure it was prepared by the adult who served it, the presentation and execution were exactly what you might expect if an eight-year-old had cooked it. “Fried shrimp sugar ball” would be an accurate description.
We were given only forks, making it difficult to separate anything from the clump. When I finally managed to pull off a shrimp and take a bite, I immediately spit it out–the shrimp had the shell fully intact, not just the tail. Assuming it was a mistake, I tried another shrimp. Same thing. Full shell again. I spit that one out too and gave up. The food was simply not edible.
We waited several minutes for someone to check on us. When no one came I finally went back to the counter to request the check from one of the children–still no adult in sight. I reluctantly paid the bill and went home to make something to eat. I didn’t include gratuity because there was no service.
I would have moved on from this terrible experience but when I discovered the owner FRAUDULENTLY add a tip to the bill I had to share my experience with others.
William Tsengouras
Our waitress was absolutely amazing. We were seated quickly, had the amazing Shrimp, and the delicious Pho afterwards. It’s quiet, friendly, and a must try if you like a good family atmosphere.
… moreVixay Sysouthavongsa
I’ve been to this restaurant 4 times now over the course of a month. The owners are very nice people. I’ve eaten braise beef noodle soups all over the country and this place makes it as if how I would make it. They add all the meats and the glutinous cuts. This is as unapologetically authentic as it gets. They add wontons and noodles. I’ve had this dish 3/4 times I’ve been here and also tried their Pho. I think the Vietnamese dishes are more Chinese but it’s good in its own way.
… morexiaojun liang
My favorite is their beef brisket wonton noodles
The soup is rich, the beef brisket is braised so deliciously soft and glutinous, the shrimp wontons are full of shrimp and fresh meat in every bite, and the noodles are chewy!
The owner is very nice！
… moreThe soup is rich, the beef brisket is braised so deliciously soft and glutinous, the shrimp wontons are full of shrimp and fresh meat in every bite, and the noodles are chewy!
The owner is very nice！
Yicheng Guo
My favorite is the Singapore style rice noodles, Vietnamese pork egg rolls are delicious, especially the dipping sauce. Pork dumpling is also good. Everything is good, clean and tidy! I will be back!
… moreRonald Baterna
Been here several times since moving into the neighborhood, and it never disappoints. The staff is courteous and food is great, and I love that it’s walking distance from our house.
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