Pho Kim Long

We gave this place another chance by taking our friends there this time. N the same stupid Server served us. «HUE» THIS TIME SHE DID IT AGAIN! she told our friend the same thing N point it at the suggested % tips. He went pay it with his card N will leave a CASH TIPS FOR HER. I WAS pissed because she did it again with us so I took the receipt N go talk to the cashier guy. I asked if I can talk to the owner or the manager there. But in that meanwhile that girl HUE was there too N she was going through some of the receiptS there .I didn’t think anything of it. Any how the cashier pointed it out the manager «BANG» there so I went over N talked to BANG. N HIS respondS was even more disappointed. HE said that she is doing that because some people don’t know how to tips so she needs to do that to ensure their tips. SO HE SAID
” WHAT IS YOUR POINT” WOW! REALLY…? During that moment the server HUE went back to our table N LOOK AT THE TIPS N WENT WENT BACK TO THE CAHSIER N GET THE CREDIT CARD RECEIPT N show my husband N our other 8 people that were THERE N circle the tips part N said
The bill is not going to close out until the percentage of tips should be pay.” Remember we will leave a Cash tips for her so why would we leave any tips on our Card… I know we shouldn’t leave any tips at all… but we still leave her SOME… BUT IF SHE DIDN’T OPEN HER MOUTH N DID WHAT SHE DID SHE WOULD GET AT LEAST $ 20 IN TIPS… BUT THIS WILL BE OUR LAST TIME GOING THERE… WE COULDN’T BELIEVE EVEN THE MANAGER «BANG» DIDN’T FIND IT RUDE AT ALL… I hope the OWNER WILL READ THIS N WILL DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. THIS IS NOT A WAY TO run your business N please contact me coz I would love to have a talk with u. Coz this is EXTREMELY RUDE. N WE DIDN’T EVEN GET AN APOLOGY FROM THE MANGER ALSO. COZ OBVIOUSLY HE AGREED WITH HIS EMPLOYEES BEHAVIOR.

The food is horrible. This is not Vietnamese food. The spring roll we had was lack of flavor. The spicy noodle (bun bo hue) was a disaster.

The only spot for Phở and hangover cure after a night of drinking? Wait time is super long, but when you need Phở, you need Phở. Service was quick, broth was piping hot, generous portions and I left feeling much better.

Me, my boyfriend, and my mom went to this restaurant a couple days ago. We enjoyed the food however the customer service wasn’t all that amazing. I felt very rushed when ordering my food. But the food was delicious none-​the-​less. I ordered the Phở with rare steak. It came in a really large sized bowl for a «small» order. It was very tasty. My boyfriend ordered the combination pad thai and it was TO DIE FOR. I was picking off of his plate most of the time. My mom ordered the salt and pepper chicken wings, which weren’t my favorite. They tasted pretty bland. She also ordered the phở.
Over all, I enjoyed my food and my boyfriends food but the customer service wasn’t all that great.

Excellent phở! Got the dac Viet phở and tasted great. I’ve had my fair share of phở, coming from DC, since there’s a large Asian community out there and this broth is great. Friendly service!

This is probably one of the most packed Vietnamese restaurants. Almost always a line. Located right next to lees sandwiches. It serves a great bowl of phở!

I wish I could give this zero stars. My friends had wanted to go here. Obviously they don’t know anything about asian food, and neither do the people who work and cook here.
I am a vegan, and eating vegan in Asian cuisine shouldn’t be an issue. I never had a problem with it back home. And this is Las Vegas, the restaurants here are supposed to be better than the shitty small town I come from.
But when I asked for the Singapore curry noodles with no animal products, and only vegetables, what they brought out was a plate of noodles that had been mixed with curry powder. No vegetables at all. I sent it back saying «There’s no vegetables here, I wanted vegetables with it», and they asked what kind and I said «Just mixed chinese vegetables like you would put into just about any other dish, just no animal products».
They then brought me out another plate of just noodles and no vegetables, but this time a different kind of noodles. I sent it back again. Finally, starving, I got a plate of noodles with some vegetables and I ate it even though it was below par.
I don’t know what is wrong with these people. It wasn’t that they don’t speak english, because they spoke perfect English, no accents or anything, a lot of the people who work there are american. I think they’re just completely lackluster and are one of these restaurants that don’t pay any attention to what they are doing. Eat somewhere else.

I’ll be honest in saying that this is a totally biased love-​fest post.
I have been coming to this place for what feels like forever. Yes, it can get really packed (because people love this place). Sometimes the service is not the best (all restaurants have their off days). On occasion the food isn’t perfect (I’ve never experienced this). But you know what, this place has always had my back in the middle the night shenanigans. And for that I will always have theirs.

What’s more appealing than 24 hours Asian cuisine? That’s exactly what they offer and that’s what brought us to this gem. We brought our visiting friends from China and they love the place as well. Their fried eggplant is to die for. Something simple turned extra ordinary. Their wanton noodles is simple and comparable with others. Their seafood clay pot is very tasty as we’ll. Don’t let their tea or coffee (tea bags and served in styro cup) deceive you. They serve pretty hope you’re doing good food and their service is fast and friendly. Check them out guys.

Alright I think it’s time I move into finding another place for phở. There is usually about ten people working at night. It gets pretty busy. I can usually put up with the horrible customer service, but one thing I won’t put up with is gross socks laying around the floor.
I came here with my boyfriend around 9 pm on a Saturday night and we came across a batman sock laying in the floor next to the aquarium where they have the puffer fish by the entrance.
I told my boyfriend about it he didn’t think it was serious so we went ahead to eat. What proceed next was me keeping an eye to see how long it will take for them to pick it up.
I tried telling the three different people who tried to take our order, but by the time I was going to tell them they had disappear. In Tokyo it took about twenty minute for a waiter to grab a napkin and grab the batman sock laying in the floor to dispose of it in the trash can.

I used to come here a lot after a night of drinking to get something in my belly since they were always opened .
Came again recently completely SOBER, and I must say their phở is delicious and didn’t give me the super tired/​thirsty feeling I get when I’ve had too much msg .
So I’d say I favor this place over phở so 1 and definitely over district one (has the most msg).

Phở Kim Long brings me so much joy. I love phở so much (probably more than anyone else). I love scouting out new phở places and sure there are some other awesome places but I always say «it’s nothing like moms! For some apparent reason I see phở Kim long the mother of phở.
Phở Kim Long has a variety of Vietnamese cuisine from delish appetizers, soups, meat & rice entrees and of course my favorite Thai Tea!
*tip– when you get your bill, simply get up and go to the register to pay *

The only thing good about this place is that it’s open 24 HOURS! The food and service didn’t reach my satisfaction. I knew coming from a strong vietnamese culture that this place wouldn’t be as good as the ones I’ve had. BUT it was 4 am and me & my friends were so hungry from a long night out. It was surprisingly very crowded… at 4 AM LOL but we were somehow seated (5 people) right away. I ordered phở with beef ball and it was GROSS! There was way too much msg in the broth, the noodles were half cooked, and the beef ball was not beef ball! I was not satisfied at all! We also asked for hot sauce and dipping plates at least 3 times before they finally brought it to us…

Hands down, best late night post clubbing eats in town. After a night out, nothing helps sober you up like some 24 hour Vietnamese food! Depending on the day/​time, there can be a bit of a wait. But I have been here a couple of dozen times and can honestly say: big venue, lots of tables, quick service, consistently good food.
TO START: Get the GOI CUON (SPRING ROLLS). Comes with four shrimp/​pork/​lettuce filled cold spring rolls with peanut sauce that is literally crack. Their recipe for it is so perfected, I can literally just eat it with a spoon. Also go for the CRAB RANGOONS. Eight perfectly fried wontons filled with cream cheese & crab, paired with sweet n’ sour sauce.
FOR HER: I ordered the SHRIMP PAD THAI once when I wasn’t in the mood for phở… and was mind blown! Seriously the best pad thai I have ever had. Yes, at a Vietnamese place! How? I don’t know. But it’s so filled with flavor & perfectly seasoned & lots of noodles… I can never finish it on my own, meaning leftovers for later! Try the combination for a mixture of shrimp, beef & chicken too. Delish!
FOR HIM: This place has great (and cheap!) phở. He always orders the RARE STEAK & WELL DONE FLANK NOODLE SOUP. Cheaply priced, a generous amount of soup, noodles & meat… with a side of sprouts, jalapeños and all that good stuff to add as you please. More than enough to share with someone too! Add a little hoisin sauce, maybe a little sriracha for a kick. So good! The ORANGE CHICKEN is also a fave!
Only bad thing I can say? They don’t have any lemon for your water… I think I’ll survive though.

I came here quite late, and got to stuff my face with some phở and cream cheese wontons. It’s kinda hard to take a phở place with the name Phở Kim Long too seriously, and I had put off going here, but it just so happened to be conveniently located in the same complex as J karaōke.
The phở broth was flavorful than I had expected. The downside was that the noodles were overcooked and softened up from leaving in the hot broth for too long. If it wasn’t for that, I think I would have loved this place.
The cream cheese wontons were bomb. I love that stuff, even though some of y’all find it disgusting and fattening to the max. It was made in the exact shape I like, and had that sweet cream cheese flavor which I prefer. I’d for sure come back for some cream cheese wontons.

I don’t get why this place has less than 4 stars. I’ve been for the first time today and it was pretty good! A friend of mine swears by this place, she comes here a couple of times per week so when it came time to planning a dinner date we followed her lead and agreed to meet here.
I tried Chicken Drunken Noodles, Chicken Pad Thai, and Rare Steak Phở. I really enjoyed the drunken noodles and pad thai, great flavors! The phở was ok, I wasn’t crazy about it. It seemed kind of bland and flavorless.
The portions are big enough to share and prices are beyond reasonable. Service was fast and friendly. AND I noticed they’re opened 24hrs, YAS! All in all, I’m definitely coming back!

It’s so nice to have a phở restaurant that is open ²⁴⁄₇.
Located on spring mountain road which is Chinatown, not to far from the strip.
Four stars you ask… well the broth was pretty good and they gave a generous portion of meat for the large size. Prices are very good but then again this is Vegas and food seems to be reasonable. However the broth did have a citrus taste to it and I didn’t squeeze no lime or lemon in it so I’m thinking it might have been remnant from the sprouts. Speaking of the sprouts, it was so sad looking and the basil was not too appealing. With that aside, I enjoyed the phở!

How is this the only 24 hour phở joint?
After a hard night of partying, my girlfriend and I decided to stop here for some late night recovery at 5am. Keep in mind that we are both from Orange County where the phở is probably better than in Vietnam’s. There was a 10 minute wait and the restaurant was packed and busy. You gotta love the bouncer looking dude who signs you in to be seated. Chatted with a few drunks and finally got seated at a thankfully corner table away from most people. My girlfriend went for their hot and sour soup and I went for a phở bo vien. My girlfriend’s hot and sour soup came out in a huge bowl and was very good. It was perfectly season, flavored, and full of ingredients. My phở was good but the bo vien (meatballs) took me off guard. They were very soft compared to ones I am used to. It gave it a weird texture. Overall though it was decent.
It’s about $ 8 for a bowl of phở here. I liked that they had plenty of other items on the menu besides phở. Service was basically like any other Vietnamese restaurants. The inside is large and nothing fancy. However, it’s one of your only few options for phở late in the night.

I used to go to the famous Phở restaurant in California, and always looking for Phở like there. I have been waiting for this time. I found it.
I ordered spring roll, Shrimp Phở with extra broccoli as always and a beer.
Spring roll was good. Above all, Shrimp Phở was amazing! Soup was so delicious.
I added flavor of soup gradually to enjoy various tastes. First was plane, Second was with Pepper and Third was with red chili.
It cost $ 23, and it is not bad.
It takes about 10 min from strip to this restaurant. I will come here again!

I love the fact that they are open 24 hours! But be prepared for a long line, long wait, bad service and mediocre food!
Phở at Kinh Doh across the street has way better Phở Broth and Service!
However, the Spicy Garlic Chicken Wings are delicious and are a must try!