Pho Kim Long

Great place to eat, especially when you're with a group, and it's in the middle of the night (or early morning... whatever). 24/7 pho... can it get any better?? hehe more

I go there 2 times a week for the pho chicken soup and I have never had a bad experience. The staff are fast and very helpful. Best Pho in Las Vegas. more

When you come in do not be overwhelmed by the hard-to-pronounce menu. :) Just order by number and that should be sufficient. I always get the Pho Tai or rare steak soup, it is delicious and when doctored up with Sriracha, Hoison Sauce, Fish Sauce, Lime, Basil and Bean Sprouts it is delicious! I also love the egg rolls. more

09/09: My wife ordered bun tom thit nuong, also known as old #43 - charbroiled shrimp & egg roll with rice vermicelli served cold. I ordered pho tai, #10 – rare steak noodle soup with basil, sprouts and lime. I requested the steak on the side and cranked up the spice level through a liberal application of hot chili sauce. I shudder to think of the battle taking place in my stomach that night having consumed Indian for lunch and pho for dinner though I slept like a baby. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 12/09 revisit: We shared another bowl of pho ga. It was much tastier and fresher than was served at Pho Saigon 8 though it should have been hotter. Pros: Good food and service Cons: Pho ga lukewarm more

I love this restaurant! We've bee going there for the past 2-3 years and have seen the transformation it's had. It went from being just your neighborhood hole in the wall restaurant to the really nice looking restaurant it is now. The food is very reasonably priced, the service is very quick and the food is delicious! I've never eaten anything here that I didn't enjoy. My favorite is of course the pho, followed by the vermicelli, mongolian beef and the salt & pepper pork chops. I would def. recommend this restaurant to anyone that enjoys really good food without breaking the bank. Pros: Great food at a great price more

to tiaraluv..... if you worry about portion and prices please go to all you can eat... and if you want to eat chinese food please go to chinese restaurant.... more

my boyfriend and i come here weekly...the food is pretty cheap....a huge bowl of pho is around $7-8...all you need is 2 entrees and ask them for a side of rice (and they dont charge extra for a huge bowl of rice either!).....i recommend their roasted mandarin pork, mongolian beef, and beef with onion/scallions....portions are bigger than most vietnamese/thai places i've gone to..service is really quick too....dinner for two can average $20! Pros: Cheap food, flavorful meal, big portions Cons: none more

This is a great place to get some late-night food in Chinatown. They have a good mix of Chinese and Vietnamese dishes and the food here is really good, for a place that will serve you late into the night. I love to get a late bowl of pho here as they're open until 3am! Can get pretty busy late at night. Pros: Open late to feed your needs more