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We came to Vegas and really wanted to try authentic pho. This restaurant is located not far from the strip by vehicle and is open 24 hours! We came as…
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Pho Little Saigon
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Open 24 Hours. Our second day in Las Vegas for lunch we decided to eat Vietnamese. For appetizer we got the fried egg rolls. I got pho beef with beef …
CandyJason
Pho Little Saigon
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Expensive, small portions, spring rolls were tasteless and the peanut sauce was gelatinous and I think was starting to turn. How can a Viet place scre…
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Pho Little Saigon
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6 Reviews on “Pho Little Saigon”
We came to Vegas and really wanted to try authentic pho. This restaurant is located not far from the strip by vehicle and is open 24 hours! We came as we wanted comfort food for our hangover. Their menu has a good variety. The raw beef is not on the menu but the server said they can make anything as long as we had money to pay. Lol The soups are portioned well. Soup is a bit salty or higher on MSG. Service was excellent and overall a comfortable place with high ceilings. Nothing special but def hit the comfort spot!
Open 24 Hours. Our second day in Las Vegas for lunch we decided to eat Vietnamese. For appetizer we got the fried egg rolls. I got pho beef with beef ball and Jason got the pork chops with rice. Everything we ate tasted great. The pork chops were actually grilled. Most Vietnamese places we’ve eaten at do not grill the pork chops. So we were pleasantly surprised by this. This place is not closed. We would definitely go back.
Expensive, small portions, spring rolls were tasteless and the peanut sauce was gelatinous and I think was starting to turn. How can a Viet place screw up the fried egg rolls with Bun….this place can. Sorry I didn’t check US before going because it’s 45% rating is justified. How this place could survive in Chinatown is mind boggling.
24 Hour Pho. This is not the only Vietnamese place off of Spring Valley Road, but it might be the largest, and it’s probably the only one open 24 hours. If you’re hungry late, this is a good option.I tried their lemon grass chicken – a long time favorite dish. Theirs was respectable if not outstanding. Their spring rolls are fairly good but also not extraordinary. Their pho is very decent. When ordering cafe sua da (Vietnamese iced coffee) make sure you specify if you want the actual drip device or not. Otherwise you get pre-prepared stuff which is passable but not as good as the fresh stuff.Overall, this isn’t a bad Vietnamese place, but there are probably better options just a few blocks further West -unless it’s after 10pm.
Don’t go here. There is a ton of pho places in Vegas, and we thought this place would be on par if not better then the others.The main issue was the service, they were rude, very rude. I’ve never seen customer service like this. If you want to be treated like garbage, then head over to this place.
Too Greasy!. Though my guest enjoyed his soup. My food was rather plain and unexciting. Our crepe was way too greasy to the point that it was soggy. Not interested in going back.