Pho Annie 2

I went there with my mom and ordered take out few times. They are fast and one dollar more expensive then most places, but their food is very good. They portions are big and well priced. They are very welcoming. This is the place I love to go for a quick lunch.

Staff is very nice. Music playing in the background but not too loud you can’t hear your friends.
Food wise, the Phở is well seasoned and has a good amount of contents vs. broth. Pad Thai is slightly different in taste from its Thai version but tastes very good.
Recommended.

I’m not into Phở, but my wife is. I usually order and pick up for her. She really likes it, so it must be good.

I been to many phở places and i think this is a great choice if you want phở and live on the west side. There are a lot of places that dont have good phở on this side of town, but this place is bomb!

Quiet. Clean. Good phở!
I usually get satay noodles. Pretty spicy and delicious!
It’s kinda slow. It’s kinda hidden.
But we always get good food and good service.

Since I loved the Phở Annie #1, I decided to try Phở Annie #2 on May 28, 2016 with my cousin since it was near my house. Because this place is recently new, this place is VERY CLEAN and the staff prepares the food out FAST and FRESH!
So far at this location, I tried the:
— Spring roll
— #42 The Grilled Pork Over Egg with Broken Rice and Soup.
It was very delicious and was shocked that the portion was very HUGE! I was almost full half way while I ate my rice entrée. The staff here is friendly with happiness.
I recommend coming here because the food here is really good, clean place, and better than those Vietnamese restaurants near the Las Vegas Chinatown.

Great food and service. Great place for a quick lunch. We will definitely be back. Beats having to drive down Spring Mountain in the traffic.

Ordered Bun thit nuong cha gio it was nothing special.
The rice with pork chopped had alot of fat then I am used to but there were two which made up for it. Instead of the traditional steamed egg loaf they changed it up with an over easy egg which made it kinda of like a loco moco.
As for the beef stew it was a little salty and no baguette to complement the dish.
Too many difference in the dishes. I guess if the name of fusion was on their retail front I wouldn’t had all these expectations.
Average

My family and I love love love this place. The service is ALWAYS great and the Phở is very tasty.
They also have a variety of things on there menu including Kal bi ribs (I would recommend) and holo holo for dessert :)

Very impressed!!! I usually go to china town for my Phở cravings, but this place is much more convenient and SO GOOD! Extremely clean restaurant and very attentive service. The food… PERFECT! I had Phở Tai and spring rolls, per usual. The broth was full of flavor and when I ordered extra beef, there was actual extra beef… at other restaurants I can barely tell the difference. The spring rolls with peanut sauce were perfection! They also brought my two year old a tiny bowl with simply noodles and broth! She LOVED it! We’ll definitely be back… soon!!!

The food here are fresh and excellent. Pricing is very reasonable and such large portions! I had the Lemongrass Chicken Vermicelli and the Shrimp Spring Rolls. Next time I’m going to try the Phở and some other dish.

*Best Phở on the west side*
I cannot believe I did not know this place was closer to me. After many times going to another place and then not having vegetable broth even though it is on their menu I ended up finding this place. I am so glad I stumbled upon this place because I will go here now. I have never had such good customer service. They took the time to go over the menu and tell me what they can customize for my diet. It was a wonderful experience. The food is delicious as well. This place was also pretty busy which is a good sign…
Customer service A+
Vegan/​vegetarian friendly A+
Food quality A+
Atmosphere A+
Quick serve A+
Thanks for a great experience!

A phở place way outside of Chinatown (where most phở places are located) and conveniently only a few minutes away from home. This is my favorite place to eat! The place is very clean and service is great here and I always have the same, awesome waiter. Dinner time is a lot busier, the kitchen seems a little understaffed during that time. However, the food is always worth it.
For the noodle soup, I usually get beef ball and rare steak. The soup is flavorful and the surface isn’t coated with oil like all the other phở place I go. Also, when you let the soup sit, you don’t see that usual separation of powders and liquids. So the soup is top-​notch!
For the rice dishes, I prefer the pork chops, it’s a little extra work, but the meat is very juicy! It’s always beautifully present with rice, sauce, veggies, a side of soup and an optional fried egg.
Would highly recommend you try this place if you’re looking for a good Vietnamese restaurant!

Look, I work from home and some days, I REALLY miss having co-​workers and standing around the coffee machine, or going to grab phở for lunch. So, in order to mimic that, I grabbed my b/​f and popped over to Phở Annie for a faux work lunch.
We sat down and were greeted (or not really greeted) by an older Vietnamese man. I told him we wanted the spring rolls and two phở tai’s and he made me point them out on the menu. bit of a language barrier, which is a good thing in a phở restaurant really, so +1 for authenticity.
The spring rolls (fresh, not fried) were very good! They had that crisp freshness like someone just picked the herbs and rolled that puppy up in the kitchen, just for you!
The soup came out, but they forgot to give us the accoutrements (the bean sprouts and such), so I had to ask for them. No bigs.
The broth was good, the beef was rare, and my tummy was happy. The end.
Sidebar — I just realized that I actually went to the other location — the one on Rainbow… probably the same. :)

I have found the perfect phở restaurant to meet my craving during my lunch break!
It’s located a mere 5 minutes from my work, which makes it perfect! This is by far one of the cleanest phở restaurants I’ve been to next to Side Street Phở & Grill. They have half of the restaurant divided with booths and the other half divided with tables. If you have a larger party, search for seating towards the back.
The service here is on point. They’re quick, friendly, and efficient. I usually eat here right when they open (11am), but I did come here once at 12pm and the service was still up to par. They’ll let you choose your seating and set you up with appropriate utensils. I love that their soup spoons have the «hook» so it doesn’t fall into your broth/​soup.
I order the rare steak or the rare steak with brisket — both are amazing. The broth here is perfection. I can’t think of any other way to stress that enough. The only thing is that they don’t have cilantro in their phở, but you can ask for some and they’ll give you a small plate so you can add as much as your heart desires. The pricing for phở is average; ranging from $ 8 – 9 I believe.
I just love love love how their service is. I only get an hour break, so I’m in and out of here with time to spare. I’m becoming a regular here and I have no shame in that.

EXACTLY THE SAME AS #1
I have tried the first Annie Phở & was so GLAD that this one tasted EXACTLY the same! This location is VERY VERY close to my house so it is DEFINITELY way more convenient to go to compare to driving all the way to the first location or to china town for phở unless it is later at night. The restaurant is located all the way in the back end of the plaza if you are entering from Russell road. The interior was very simple & they have TVs all around to keep you distracted.
The server was very friendly. honestly i just LOVE Vietnamese accents… reminds me of all my friends back home ahahaha. He came over & got us started right away. Our food was out within 10 minutes i would have to say. Although one thing was that our egg rolls came out later than our entrees.
VIETNAMESE EGG ROLLS $ 5.99 — hot & fresh but it came out after all the main entrees.
PLAIN PHO $ 5.99 — love the broth & they give a loving amount of noodles.
EGG WRAPPED FRIED RICE $ 9.99 — tasty & big w/​a small serving of soup as well.
PHO W/​TENDON & MEATBALL $ 7.25 — tendon was PERFECT texture
YOUNG COCONUT $ 4
THREE COLORED BEANS W/​ICE $ 3.50 — I wasn’t too big of a fan but it wasnt bad.

I love this spot! When the other Phở Annie is super crowded or we are just in the area craving phở, we come here. Same menu/​food BUT I can honestly say, this place is a lot better. I’m gunna give you every reason to come to this place.
This place is the CLEANEST Vietnamese restaurant I’ve been to in Las Vegas. High FIVE for never a sticky table, utensils are sparkling clean, never any water residue on any any of the plates and bowls. I’ve had times where at different Phở places, I’ve had to use lemon on my utensils before I used it. Love how they have the original Sriracha bottles and Hoisen sauce in its original container at each table. Thank God there’s no crusty stuff on the bottles either! This place is spotless! Clean floors and clean bathrooms.
The owner Eric is way cool! He always offers us the remote control for the TV in case we wanna change the channel or put the volume up. Lol So Nice! We didn’t wanna inconvenience anyone by changing anything tho. Good lookin out Eric!
Let’s get down to the food. I feel like the portions are a little bigger than he other Phở Annie. That’s a plus! They want you to leave fulfilled. The soup for the Phở is good as it is without any alterations of any sriracha or hoisen sauce. You know what that means?!? That soup is on point! YEE! I forget what rice plate # I eat here but its the one with the pork chop and the 2 eggs over rice. MAN! I love it! Even my kids always ask me for mine when they order soup! Our server Ken is always nice when we’re there. Always polite and checks on us all the time in case we need something… He is very persistent but not in a bugging way.
Gotta give this spot 5 stars, I’d give more if I could. You won’t find a Phở spot like this one (especially in China town). I’m gunna rave about this place cuz our experience here is always welcoming and pleasant.
We will ALWAYS be back!

We tried this place for the first time today. Hungover from Halloween celebrations, we wanted to get some healthy greens and broth in us. The place had just opened and already people were walking in the door and pulling into the parking lot. Good sign. We ordered wings, spring rolls with shrimp, and a combination Phở. The spring rolls came with two large pieces cut in half. Stuffed to the brim with a plentiful amount of wonderful peanut sauce. (Wish I could make this stuff at home) It also had some mint? Which really gave it a nice kick.
The phở came out next. It was a good sized bowl piled high with ingredients. It had the usual accompaniments; basil, sprouts, lime, and jalapeño. It was a piping hot bowl of soup. Thank god, as sometimes they are not hot after all the ingredients are added. it was great. Only complaint: the broth just wasn’t quite rich enough. It felt like it was missing a little flavor. Obviously, still very good as it was finished and licked clean.
Lastly, came the wings. OMG. They were incredibly hot, covered in pressed garlic, and so wonderfully crispy. The aroma really captured us. They were so so so so so good. I had a little spicy chili sauce and hoison on the side for dipping. They were drizzled in butter. So stinking good. Worth every penny. Better than most wing places could have done. Easily.
We will be back. Total was $ 26. Not bad at all.

The flavors here are exactly like Annie pho1. That’s a good thing because then I can reliably order my food. The grilled pork chops were a bit overcooked, but had great marinade. Love that it comes with eggs on the rice.
I’ve never been fond of their phở broth so I’m apathetic about it. The garlic chicken wings were good as usual. I’ll be back for some more food. Heheheheheheheh.

*** Unilocal 100 CHALLENGE 58/​100***
Last time I had Phở was about a year ago when we still resided on the other side of town. I was definitely psyched when I found out Phở Annie 2 was opening so close to our place.
I have not had the pleasure of dining in but have ordered to go a couple of times. The restaurant is clean and minimally decorated. The owners are very welcoming and ordering is fast and efficient.
Our favored dish is the Pork chop with broken rice and egg $ 9.99 downright comfort food. It’s perfect with charred edges yet still very tender and delicious. ⁵⁄₅
Grilled pork with vermicelli $ 8.99 well marinated pieces of pork with noodles topped with fresh cucumbers, mint, bean sprouts and peanuts with a side of egg rolls ⁵⁄₅
Garlic butter chicken $ 9.99 was a disappointment, it was very bland. Though it was perfectly crisp, the taste just didn’t come thru. It was almost like they forgot to season it, I wonder if that was the case. The garlic pieces were good but it sorely lacked salt and pepper. ²⁄₅
Eggrolls $ 5.99 are always great! an order comes with 4 pieces, I can eat these for days ⁵⁄₅
I have yet to try their Phở, I am waiting until this Vegas heat lets down to try Philip T’s recommendation Chicken Curry Noodle soup, can’t wait though!