Pho Vegas

Did I just finally find my go-to pho restaurant since moving to Vegas? Pho Vegas was the classic hole-in-the-wall, authentic mom and pop restaurant we were looking for to get our pho fix. We walked into a silent restaurant with empty tables, 1 waitress, and an older gentleman who was perhaps an owner sleeping at a table in the corner. Christmas decor was already up despite it being mid-October. Based off the vibes already, I already knew our food was going to be good!We were the only ones dining in although they had a few people come and pick up to-go orders. We both got pho and the serving size was HUGE. I did ask for a small size but I think they must have ended up giving us both large on accident. The pho comes in huge metal bowls. You get your standard veggies - beansprouts, Thai basil (pretty fresh), jalapenos, and lime. Condiments at the table include hoisin, sriracha, sambal, and homemade chili oil. They serve water in glasses which was surprisingly a nice touch from the plastic cups I'm accustomed to at small restaurants. My pho came with rare steak and tripe. The meat is a good portion size. The amount of noodles is much more than I'm used to compared to other pho places. I did feel the broth was a bit light and next time I would consider getting a different soup besides pho for a stronger tasting soup. Overall the restaurant is very clean in spite of the mismatching decor. As others have mentioned, the price is pretty much unbeatable. We didn't mind being the only ones eating here on a weekend night without any music or TV to cut through the otherwise silence in the restaurant, but just a heads up to others!

We did delivery so I don't know what the ambiance is like. The Bahn Mi with egg was not good. Too much onion and not enough pickled vegetables and egg. Not very flavorful.Tai was tender but gau and nam were very fatty and hard to chew. also meat portions were stingy. one piece of each in a small? Broth was a little salty. Prices were good, delivery was fast, and extensive menu, but I don't think I'd order again. Much better Vietnamese restaurants in town.

The food and the service is really great here. I've been here over a dozen times and still continue to come here. I have never been disappointed.

For a quick bowl of pho, this corner gem is a great choice. Went and got some take out and the bowl was still easy to assemble and everything was piping hot. I got the bun bu hue (hue style) and it is so well balanced in flavor, you won't really need to add like oyster sauce or any others. The service is also notable because they work fast and efficient and very helpful in recommendations. The dining floor is also pretty sizable so great for larger parties and big families. If you're looking for a good go-to Vietnamese restaurant, Pho Vegas is one great option.

The sandwich's bread was fresh, roasted, chicken was grilled well, and came with multiple mayonaise packets. Multiple water refills without asking. Pork chops are thicker here than other usual vietnamese places. Highly recommend to every one visit this place.

I came here again for pho. This time, I got the large and decided to dine in. As you can see, it's all gone. It's that good.

Most affordable pho in the area without compromising in taste. Was shocked how much Pho costs in Vegas but at least Pho Vegas was the cheapest of the bunch and left you full and satisfied for the price. For sure get the large for the price and even then the bowl is bigger than how much you think is in there and can be killed by 1 hungry person... but better than paying $20+ for a bowl of Pho elsewhere.

I went here on a tuesday afternoon.very small dining area but clean.good service.the Pho was very good.the sausage spring rolls was very good also!i will most definitely be back for more food! Prices was very good for Pho in Las Vegas.very affordable and satisfied customer.my new spot to go for Pho from now on!

This was my 3rd time enjoying food from this restaurant. 1st time dining in. Great flavor,decently priced and friendly service. Almost like a "whole in the wall" type of restaurant, but not like nasty. It's clean.

Food/Taste/Flavor: 4/5 - large Pho Dac Biet (#34 Special Pho) with rare steak, crunchy flank, triple tendon, brisket, and meatball. Large Pho Tai Nam Gan (#41) with rare steak, flank, and tendon. The broth was pretty good and clean without being overly salty or queasy. Some of the proteins were really tough and the meatball for sure wasn't good so would not recommend. Overall, decent dishes. Ambience: 4/5 - large restaurant space with plenty of seating. The front television shows a fish tank/aquarium. The space does feel a bit older and could use some touch up though. Service: 5/5 - friendly and quick service. The gentleman serving the food didn't speak English very well but was super smiley! Value for price: 5/5 - reasonable price, quick service, yummy broth.