Pho Little Saigon

This is definitely not the fanciest place around but there food us consistently good and they have 4.99 lunch specials that are the best value around. The service is very welcoming and friendly, great people, and their Phó is really good.

Terrible phở Basically no meat in the soup. I ordered the egg rolls and the lettuce they brought out with it was so wilted it felt like rubber. No mint and bad basil. Huge menu which is always a disaster, you can’t do everything. If you have phở in the name it has to be good. Will never go back to this place. Avoid avoid avoid

Love this place! Came in with the family. They are always prompt with their food, friendly staff and clean. Their broth for the Phở tai was on point this evening. I wish I could have taken a picture of what we ordered but we starting gorging on everything as it was being placed on our table.
If you want to have something to fill your belly and warm your blood this winter, you should order their soups. You will leave satisfied (we did *(^_^)*.)

This place was horrible .The egg drop soup as so greasy looking, almost threw up looking at it and then the noodles yuck, yuck and the rice was hardest 4 days old rice that they added water to I left the food on the plate.
There were a few vegetables I take those out

I’ve been here before and I remember it being good food with decent service. Stopped by here recently with the family again. Was seated right away. While walking to our table, I did notice that half their tables were full of dirty dishes. No one seems to bus tables here.
So I ordered a rice dish with pork chop, eggloaf and shredded pork. It was good. I actually liked the pork chop. It had a nice sweet glaze on it. Wifey and son had a simple bowl of phở. My parents each ordered phở also. Each item we got was $ 7.99.
So while we were waiting for our food, I noticed these 3 little kids cleaning the tables. The youngest one was probably 4 or 5, no joke. My wife and I were like… WTF?!
After we were served, which didn’t take too long. But then again, the restaurant was pretty empty. I go up and ask for the bill. They didn’t give me an actual bill. The guy just told me the total was $ 51 dollars. I actually did some calculating while I was eating. I ordered 5 items at $ 7.99 each. So thats $ 39.95. Tax rate for restaurants in Vegas is 8.1%. That comes out to $ 43.18. So how the heck did he get to $ 51 dollars? Whatever. I just paid it and left.
Afterwards I read some of the other reviews on this restaurant and found out that this is not the only time the restaurant has ripped off a customer. Apparently they overcharge several customers regularly.
To make matters worse, I learned (afterwards) that they were shut down not too long ago from health department. Are you kidding me?! There’s a video of them on Dirty Dining. Check it out.
So we had decent food. But kids cleaning tables, overcharged for our food, and shut down by health department. That’s a definite NO-​RETURN in my book.

Honestly this place has terrific food and you get the food to you within an extremely fast time. It’s not the most friendliest place to come so if your looking for a place where you can have a fun conversation with the server then you should try elsewhere. It’s always very quiet since not too many people seem to come here. If there food wasn’t as great as it is then I wouldn’t come back, but it is.

Phở Little Saigon is a very good place to eat some good Phở among other goodies they have on their menu. For this visit our table was lined up with Ga Chua Ngot, Heo Xao Chua Ngot, Phở Dac Biet, and I had some good Tra Thai for a nice beverage selection.
The Ga Chua Ngot was really good! The chicken was nice and tender with every bite, the sauce was just right. The Heo Xao Chua Ngot was also really good with fried pork not so chewy, like I’ve had at other places, and the sauce was delicious.
Phở Dac Biet was really good too. This was my first Phở type experience so I was excited to jump right in and let my taste buds go to work. With the Steak, Brisket, Flank, and Tripe mixture it was all very good and well put together in the soup with the broth it made it all a pleasant first experience. I will definitely come back for more in the future!
And to finish up the service was good! The waiter made frequent checks on us, gave us the menu just in case we wanted to order more and waited patiently for us to finish up the meal. They have so much food on the menu I will need to come back to see what other good foods they have to offer. Good Place!

By far the best Phở Tai I’ve had in Vegas. I travel all over the states and this is my go to Vietnamese when I’m in Vegas. I’m all about a great broth and they have a balanced aromatic broth with fresh veggies and tender thin beef.

The best phở restaurant in Vegas, by far! My husband and I come here and they know our order, remember our names and our favorite table. I love love love this restaurant!

Service is not the best, and the Phở is not good either. I was very disappointed and will never go back.

I love the phở here. My husband and I go one a week. But, the atmosphere is maybe not my favorite but the phở is the one bringing us back!

I don’t like phở but I’ll give it one more try. If I don’t, then Im not gonna eat it ever. Let’s SEE .
Different phở restaurants are different, and we see what this one is like .
The waitress here is super NICE !
The Honey dew boba is THE BOMB, the honey dew I ordered at another location was not good as this one. Mmmmmm!
Ok, I must say that the brisket here is sooooo awesome !!!

My wife had the Phở and my friend and I both had the Banh Mi pork sandwiches. She said the Phở was good. But the Banh Mi? OMG, what great taste! And $ 3.49 each. Best bargain in Vegas.
Staff was polite. It is in a small strip mall and there were very few customers at lunch on a weekday. There is a lunch special but it is just chinese dishes. I’m coming back for the banh mi!

This wasn’t my first choice for phở but since there were a few close to Silverado ranch where we were we decided not to drive all the way to Chinatown. Since a phở place close to here was on dirty dining, this place was the obvious choice. Bad choice. The service was alright but I guess it’s the standard with Vietnamese Restaurants. Not the best but not the worst. The phở here was absolutely the worst I’ve ever had. I’m no snob but this broth was the weakest I’ve ever had and I’ve had few bowls of phở that were this bad. Totally underwhelming and boring. No flavor at all. The phở little Saigon in Chinatown which is the least of my favorites in Chinatown because the device is the worst has 10x better bowl of phở. Slowly crossing off my Phở places to try and I’m glad to say I won’t be returning.

I like this place a lot.
Very large portions of Phở for $ 8. Phở comes out steaming hot and the broth is incredibly warm, hearty, and delicious. I always go with my usual which is Phở with brisket only… Mmm!
I’ve had the fried egg rolls here too which you can never go wrong with.
Fast service and a hearty bowl of Phở. This is one of the closest Phở restaurants I live by and I’ve only discovered it a few months ago. I usually go to Phở Saigon 8 which is across the street from Phở Little Saigon… Decided to venture out and try somewhere new and I’ve been here about 4 – 6 times ever since!

It’s a cold 43 degrees outside today, and it’s just as cold in the restaurant (I’m not exaggerating), would it kill them to turn on the heat a bit for their customers?
Ordered their Phở with everything in it, and a side of spring rolls.
Spring rolls came out and it was right out of the refrigerator cold (as in pre-​made). Then the Phở came out with the add in veggie (only sprouts, basil, and 1 lime wedge), bare minimum stuff. The broth was flat with very little flavor. I reached for the sauces and the bottles were dirty, with dried sauce around the spout. And to top it off, after the meal, I was super thirsty (so I’m figuring too much MSG).
In conclusion, it wasn’t a good deal at all, I won’t be returning.

Second time here and we plan to keep coming back. We’ve had the meatball phở, potstickers, spring rolls, and broccoli beef. Phở is excellent, we were both very happy with it. I liked the broccoli beef more than at other Chinese restaurants as the sauce wasn’t as heavy and salty. The $ 5 lunch special is a great deal.
My only complaint is the parking lot. It’s awful, though this is certainly not the restaurant’s fault, it makes coming here a less than perfect experience.

The rare beef phở was great, but nothing to really stand out. The lemongrass chili beef Bun Thit on the other hand was one of the best noodle dishes I’ve had in a long while.
The Vietnamese iced coffee… holy crap it’s good, and potent. Very very potent. I’m sure I could have ran a marathon after that.

I know better than to trust a restaurant that bills itself as «Vietnamese AND Chinese cuisine» (in general, I try to avoid restaurants that bill themselves as originating from two different countries unless they are specifically doing fusion or something purposeful, such as China Poblano, because it means they specialize in neither country’s cuisine). Still, we came here one day because Phở Saigon 8 wasn’t open yet.
The phở broth was really whatever. It was really watery and not that flavorful. I also ordered the banh xeo (Vietnamese pancake) which was greasy and soggy, not at all crispy.
I would much rather go to Phở Saigon 8 or Phở Mai Lan, which are both better and cheaper than here.

Tip: Super sweet honest owners unlike other places.
I’ve been here a few times already and the food has been pretty decent, but what I find noteworthy is the service. There aren’t as many Vietnamese restaurants in this side of town except for another Phở place in the shopping center on the other side of the freeway. I’ve been to both, and I can say the people at Phở Little Saigon are way nicer.
I’ve had the traditional Vietnamese dinner here with the Tamarind soup and the braised fish. The employees let us know that the soup wasn’t going to have all the ingredients that we expect from the traditional meal since herbs and other vegetables are scarce/​expensive. Going out of their way to buy the proper ingredients would lead to them being tossed out because the clientele typically stick to what they are familiar with.
I appreciated the honesty instead of being surprised with substituted ingredients or omission entirely. The people are honest, attentive, and hard working. It’s one of those places that you come back to because the food is good and you want to help the proprietors out.