Pho Vietnamese Cuisine

Great relatively inexpensive (for the Strip) Vietnamese food. We've tried pretty much all the chicken, shrimp, beef and vegetarian dishes here from appetizers, to soups to rice and vermicelli main courses. The cheesecake is good too. Very fast friendly service including for take out.

Food is surprisingly really good! Went in before a show and was blown away by the beef and broccoli. We got the egg roll to start and the mint and pairings were great! Honestly surprised to see the low rating for the quality of food we experienced! Anyway happy eating! Pamela was phenomenal as well!

Pretty good. Quick service. 3 Veg options. Fresh overload.Plenty to take to the room here in the TI, and there's a fridge to put it in.Kudos.Good servers

for being in a hotel, the food here was pretty good and reasonably priced. i know its not the best Vietnamese food ever, but the convenience of this restaurant was worth it. i ordered the bun thit nuong (i neeeeeded veggies) and the meat had a smoky, charred flavor. the nuoc mam was very weak tho. the service definitely reminded me of authentic vietnamese restaurants despite none of the staff being viet...iykyk.

I love Pho so much so I try to find a Pho restaurant wherever I travel to. I found this Pho spot in Treasure Island while walking through. We tried it and it was good! The broth was okay but with sriracha and hoisin sauce it was good. I wasn't able to finish it all but even the to go that I reheated later was good. To me the test to someone having the best pho is how does it do on the reheat. Bae got the Katsu chicken and finished the whole thing. He said it was okay but not anything to rave about. But I can say I was surprised by the Pho in the casino. The server we had was also nice and we would definitely go back again next time we are in town.

Service can be a bit slow, especially over the holidays. The portions were quire large and the prices were expensive, but the workers were nice and always tended to our table when needed.

I was not expecting much from this spot due to the low rating on Yelp. We received the dining ticket from Treasure Island rewards for the breakfast spot. We told the counter that we were leaving town the next day so we couldn't use it and so they gave us the comp'ed dinner at the pho restaurant instead!It's pricey for pho but we had a lot of beef in the beef pho and a lot of crabmeat in the seafood one. The broth is really good here! The bowls are also pretty big so you could even share the bowl.The egg rolls were okay and nothing special. Service was also fantastic and there's plenty of seating here. Get those reward points gambling and you could get a comp'ed meal here!

The hostess who looks like Al Pacino, is not friendly .There were many empty booths . She refused to give saying her waitress is busy and can't do one of her booths. We had some folks in my party who had difficulty sitting on chairs hence our request for booth. While leaving I looked around and saw the restaurant still empty and now they have seated one guy alone n booth. What is their logic for booth ? I guess only the hostess knows! And she continues to keep the secret.

Located just inside Treasure Island. This is a nice looking place and smelled great! I walked by a few times and couldn't resist anymore. I ordered the Gyoza and three bowls of Pho. Two number 11 and one number 14 on their menu. The only difference is one has rare meat and the other has fully cooked meat. Food came out quick and hot. Not sure why but the soup was served a few minutes ahead of the Gyoza. The soup it self tasted ok. The meat in both (yes I tried them all lol) just tasted off. Flavorless and chewy. Don't get me wrong I still are my food and enjoyed it. It just wasn't anything to write home about and was priced over $100 for just the 3 of us.

My wife and I was getting a little hungry before our comedy show @ TI (Treasure Island)We came upon this restaurant that sold Pho and it was perfect choice under the circumstances because it was cold in Vegas . Located near the Valet entrance at it was called Pho Vietnamese Cuisine. We shared pot stickers for appetizer and it was very good with a nice ginger shoyu dipping sauce . I ordered their beef Pho and it was very good maybe because I was cold lol . The beef was tender and the broth was very flavorful w/all the fixing on the side because I don't really like vegetables. It came with bean sprouts, mint, cilantro and green chilis. Menu very simple not to many choices so the service was very quick and efficient. Nice and spacious restaurant right next door the Coffee shop which was under renovation. I would definitely go back if I'm on the strip