Pho Thanh

I visited Pho Thanh during their BOGO deal and had a great experience overall. We order the Bun Bo Hue (BBH) and Pho, and both were absolutly delicious! The broths were flavorful, well-balanced, and hit all the right comforting notes you expect from a good Vietnamese noodle soup.The only downside was that they were a bit skimpy on the meat portions. While the noodles and broth were plentyful, I found myself wishing for a bit more protien in both dishes to match the generous serving sizes.Despite that, the quality and taste were top-notch, and the BOGO deal made it an excellent value. Service was prompt and friendly, and the atmosphere was welcoming. I'd definitly return, especially if they're running the same promotion!

I'd definitely give this place a 5 star if they cleaned it a little more, removing the grime around and getting a little more organized with how they take orders and not running around like a chicken with no head lol... Now I've been coming here for the past 6 months and have tried many of their banh mi sandwiches and a couple different Pho and some appetizers. They are all very flavorful and delicious, you can taste the different herbs and spices they use in their pho broth so all you have to know what meat you want to eat with it, and the best part is if you buy one you get one free except for the oxtail, that's not part of that deal. I don't know what time that starts and ends each day but I came around 6pm when I ordered. Their banh mi's are all good regardless of the one your craving but I'd say the charbroiled chicken and charbroiled beef has to be my favorite, it definitely taste like the meat is marinated in a sauce with star anise and five spice then grilled up real nice. Service can feel rushed depending on who is working or how they talk but I'm totally used to Vietnamese spots and I don't take it personal lolSo I'd say if you're looking for a pretty good spot late night try this spot for sure.

We stopped by this restaurant to eat before heading to Vegas, but it turned out to be a disappointing experience. We ordered two rice plates, and the pork had a foul odor. We also had two orders of pho while the broth was tasty, it wasn't anything special. Additionally, we tried the beef noodle dish that was far too sweet. After we finish eating, we received a handwritten receipt that included an 18% tip, despite there were only 5 of us. We found that quite strange. Overall, I would not recommend this place. Save your money and go somewhere else.

The pho here is decent and good. I also had catered fried rice from here and would also recommend - very generous with the meat.They have a huge menu selection and a small connected store offering a random array of items.I enjoyed their assortment of Vietnamese beef jerky and dried plum and apricot candies

They give you a hand written bill written in Vietnamese which is kind of hard to read. They don't let you know when an item is out of stock until you ask why you did not receive that item. Broth doesn't taste as good as the competitors on Spring Mountain. I want to come back because they open til late but I doubt it...good to know that they are doing well business-wise. They added new interior and bunch of television monitors to use as menu

My son who has been a little Yelpy lately introduced me to Pho Thanh. It was past my bedtime 9:30p and it was fairly busy but the food was delicious and worth it. The other customers were all really lovely that night too which made it even better. The decor was cute and thoughtful with the variety of wall flowers on different walls. I'll be sure to check back again. My favorite is #51, if you add shrimp and extra fish sauce, it's off the hook!!

No one really sleeps when visiting Las Vegas, and the real pros go eat somewhere away from The Strip or Downtown. Spring Mountain Road in Chinatown has the best options: ramen, pho, Korean barbecue, and more.But how do we narrow it down even more? Easy: read my review and need my advice lol.This place is open until 1 AM. Quite simply, the food is excellent and the place is quirky with a grocery store inside. I had the pho (ask for extra large!) with brisket and the shrimp summer rolls. Large, generous portions and the broth is wonderfully seasoned with strong cloves and nutmeg.Service was okay, but I don't expect much from a server at midnight--they get tired too. Parking lot is pretty safe and brightly lit.

Pho Thang is a family owned Vietnamese restaurant located in one of Las Vegas' Chinatown strip malls. This hole in the wall restaurant also has a mini grocery store where they sell homemade jerky and other goods. They had an extensive menu that had authentic and unique dishes that I've never seen before. We opted to get the pho dac biet, bun bo hue, and their house special bahm mi sandwich. We also ordered their sugarcane juice and iced Viet coffee. The pho dac biet had a classic rich beefy broth that is always so comforting. I really enjoyed eating this dish by itself but the bun bo hue outshined it. This was my third time trying bun bo hue, but it was the only time I truly appreciated the savory and fishy broth. They also had extra fermented fish paste at the table for us to intensify the dish more. We really loved how flavorful the dish was and savored every last drop. The bahn mi was served on a toasted baguette but the flavors weren't that memorable. Overall, I was very impressed by Pho Thang and highly recommend it. I would definitely return when I'm back in Las Vegas.

Overall: 3.3/5 (dine in)Pho Thanh is a combination of a restaurant, deli, and market and is open late so it's perfect for a midnight snack/meal. The staff here seems hard-working and were taking late night delivery orders. Their menu is HUGE! They had a whole banh mi section on the digital menu board but it wasn't on the physical menu they gave us. Their banh mis are cheaper while their appetizers are more expensive than other Vietnamese restaurants. I love their bamboo looking dishes which adds to the authentic feel of Vietnam.Sugarcane/Nuoc Mia 32 Oz ($8): This wasn't that great and didn't taste fresh to me. The quantity was there, but not the quality. Banh Khot/Vietnamese Mini Pancakes ($13): These were crispy, but lacking flavor so I let it soak in the nuoc mam. Banh Beo/Steamed Rice Cake With Shrimp ($13): The banh beo was overcooked, affecting its texture. As it's the highlight of the dish, getting it wrong significantly impacts the overall experience. Even the generous toppings and nuoc mam couldn't compensate for this.Thit Xao Mam Ruoc/Pork Stew With Lemongrass & Fermented Shrimp Paste ($17): I was not expecting this to be good since I hate mam ruoc but this was surprisingly the best item out of everything I tried. The pork stew is full of umami so you definitely need to eat it with rice or veggies. The sauce goes exceptionally well with white rice so save it! Com Chay With Muoc ($7): It's a small can for the price and was not enough good.

very very very good. amazing Vietnamese food :))). i love the bun Bo hue and the beef here. Everything tastes freshly made.