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| - Pretty solid place to get pho in Vegas (assuming you can venture out past the Strip). We went in the early afternoon when it wasn't busy, as there were only two tables occupied, one of them being ours. The restaurant was clean and had pretty modern decor and furniture. The servers were very friendly which is definitely a plus, especially in a typical hustle and bustle pho restaurant.
We got an order of spring rolls (2), which were really disappointing and it was clear that they had been sitting out for a long time since the skin wrapping was really tough and chewy and hard to bite into. The contents of the spring roll were just okay too, as I found the meat to be very dry. Overall, not very appetizing and didn't end up finishing mine =(
I also ordered the pho with rare steak and flank (my go-to combo). The broth was solid, though not as flavorful as I would have liked. They were generous with the meat and noodles, but the steak didn't taste that fresh and the flank was crispier/crunchier than what I am used to -- it seemed like there was no fat on it! First time this has ever happened to me in the infinite times I've been out to get pho! ODD!! It was also weird that I found about 10 pieces of tripe in my bowl when I had not ordered any...
Prices were fair, but I don't think it was really worth the drive out from our hotel on the Strip for this =/
I was really hoping to find an awesome place to get pho in Vegas, but alas, my search continues...
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