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Local Vietnamese chain serving pho soup, vermicelli, rice & tea in a low-key setting.
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Address: 4745 W Spring Mountain Rd A, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Phone: (702) 252-3934
Website: https://www.orderphoso1.com/
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sam wong
We didn’t plan to visit this restaurant, but ended up here by chance. The place felt authentic at first, though I was surprised to see they also served Chinese dishes. I ordered vermicelli with grilled beef and chicken. The portion was generous, but the meat was overcooked and a bit dry. My friend ordered a combination pho — the soup was good and tasted fine. On the positive side, the restaurant has plenty of space and comfortable seating. Still, with so many other options around, I probably wouldn’t come back.
… moreAngela Adderly
I can’t say enough about my experience here. Just go and enjoy. Fast friendly service, good r&b music, nice vibe and atmosphere, soothing and mellow but unique. The taste of the large 3 beef noodle bowl was beyond expectations! The flavor was bright, tangy, sweet, aromatic and with a hint of peppery spice from the fresh greens they brought to add. The portions are abundant and even the Thai tea was amazing with crystal Boba. Loved it, I’ll be back!
… moreDiana Wei
This is Vegas. Menu looks like a good legit Viet restaurant. In comparison to LA SGV/OC, this place’s food quality and taste reminds me of super cheap pho restaurant? Vegas is town, also in a landlock state, very middle America culture…so maybe Vegas pho leans maybe in between middle America and LA/OC?
This place would be above banh mi che cali (which I think of as super cheap take out street food) but below the normal average everyday places…and it would survive because it’s super duper cheap, cash only, sticky tables type of place haha
For Vegas = that’s amazing that the dishes actually taste like what it’s supposed, even if it’s not good. Many Vegas places have dishes that don’t event taste like the dish name. Vegas is confusing; just think of it as London…the food looks really good, and then you bite into it, and your banh mi taste like American potatoe salad haha
SO was just happy that the pho noodles were done not bad lol Thats how low the bar is in Vegas. 3% fee is your use credit card. We were fine with that since we didn’t bring cash. SO says yes down to come back. He thinks this is the least sucky pho so far. I dunno. I might just give up on eating pho in Vegas. And just have it maybe every other month or 2x a year from a friend making it homemade, or when cisit LA SGV or OC.
#7. Dat Biet $16.25 (large combination pho)
– Flank was too tough even for my SO, meat eater lover who usually doesn’t care much. Broth taste flavor = msg? Or something generic. Missing something actual broth flavors. SO thinks it’s very slightly on the sweeter side. But noodles are fine.. something you never really have to care about in LA/OC. But in Vegas, just getting basics kinda done for is difficult to find in Vegas.
Update: Nm, not msg. We didn’t feel as crappy as we would from overly msg places. So maybe this place could a possible contender to try again?
#30. Com Ga Roti $16.95 (tomato rice with roasted henl.
– This was too salty for me (but I got the half that was too salty, rest was fine). Rice was whatevers too. Was overly fried? Really liked that they offered a lot of pickled diakon, and cucumbers sides. We wouldn’t get this again.
I was warned by other Yelper (whose from an area with plentiful Pho before) about how pho is in Vegas…pretty much nonexistent for those who likes pho. There’s plenty of Vegas pho/middle America pho though.
… moreThis place would be above banh mi che cali (which I think of as super cheap take out street food) but below the normal average everyday places…and it would survive because it’s super duper cheap, cash only, sticky tables type of place haha
For Vegas = that’s amazing that the dishes actually taste like what it’s supposed, even if it’s not good. Many Vegas places have dishes that don’t event taste like the dish name. Vegas is confusing; just think of it as London…the food looks really good, and then you bite into it, and your banh mi taste like American potatoe salad haha
SO was just happy that the pho noodles were done not bad lol Thats how low the bar is in Vegas. 3% fee is your use credit card. We were fine with that since we didn’t bring cash. SO says yes down to come back. He thinks this is the least sucky pho so far. I dunno. I might just give up on eating pho in Vegas. And just have it maybe every other month or 2x a year from a friend making it homemade, or when cisit LA SGV or OC.
#7. Dat Biet $16.25 (large combination pho)
– Flank was too tough even for my SO, meat eater lover who usually doesn’t care much. Broth taste flavor = msg? Or something generic. Missing something actual broth flavors. SO thinks it’s very slightly on the sweeter side. But noodles are fine.. something you never really have to care about in LA/OC. But in Vegas, just getting basics kinda done for is difficult to find in Vegas.
Update: Nm, not msg. We didn’t feel as crappy as we would from overly msg places. So maybe this place could a possible contender to try again?
#30. Com Ga Roti $16.95 (tomato rice with roasted henl.
– This was too salty for me (but I got the half that was too salty, rest was fine). Rice was whatevers too. Was overly fried? Really liked that they offered a lot of pickled diakon, and cucumbers sides. We wouldn’t get this again.
I was warned by other Yelper (whose from an area with plentiful Pho before) about how pho is in Vegas…pretty much nonexistent for those who likes pho. There’s plenty of Vegas pho/middle America pho though.
Gordo What The City Needs
My first time ever trying Pho was at Pho So 1. After that I knew I didn’t have to go elsewhere to eat delicious Pho here in Las Vegas. I will miss this Restaurant
… moreCindy N
Is it just me, or is this place not the same as it used to be?
I’ve been a fan of this place for a while, but my recent visit left me wondering if things have changed—because it just didn’t taste the same.
I ordered Phở, which still had that signature aromatic smell I remembered. But the taste was off. The rice noodles were a bit soggy/mushy on the first bite, and the broth lacked that rich, deep flavor it used to have. I suspect they might be using more MSG now. I can’t say for sure, but whenever I consume a lot of MSG, my throat feels slightly swollen and I get really thirsty—and that’s exactly what happened this time. I’ve never had that issue at this restaurant before.
I also tried the Cơm Tấm (Broken Rice), and I wasn’t a fan of the BBQ pork chop. There was a noticeable curry flavor in the meat that really threw me off—it just didn’t taste right for this dish.
I haven’t tried their Bún Bò Huế yet, but according to my sister, it’s still pretty good. So maybe not everything has changed, but overall, my recent experience was disappointing compared to what I remember.
… moreI’ve been a fan of this place for a while, but my recent visit left me wondering if things have changed—because it just didn’t taste the same.
I ordered Phở, which still had that signature aromatic smell I remembered. But the taste was off. The rice noodles were a bit soggy/mushy on the first bite, and the broth lacked that rich, deep flavor it used to have. I suspect they might be using more MSG now. I can’t say for sure, but whenever I consume a lot of MSG, my throat feels slightly swollen and I get really thirsty—and that’s exactly what happened this time. I’ve never had that issue at this restaurant before.
I also tried the Cơm Tấm (Broken Rice), and I wasn’t a fan of the BBQ pork chop. There was a noticeable curry flavor in the meat that really threw me off—it just didn’t taste right for this dish.
I haven’t tried their Bún Bò Huế yet, but according to my sister, it’s still pretty good. So maybe not everything has changed, but overall, my recent experience was disappointing compared to what I remember.
Real NanR
I’ve been coming to Pho So 1 Restaurant since the early ’90s, and they still serves the best authentic Vietnamese pho in Las Vegas. The service can be a bit lacking at times, but the ambiance captures that classic street-corner-in-Vietnam vibe perfectly. I ordered the rare steak with egg noodles, along with both the spring rolls and fried egg rolls — everything was full of flavor and absolutely delicious.
… moreVang Xiong
This place is legit! Atmosphere was nice. Fast friendly service. We came in as party of 12 and were seated right away. They gave us about 10 minutes after we sat down and took our order. I’m a crazy pho person, so it’s always a must stop after a late night in Vegas or Reno. This is BY FAR the best Ox Tail Pho I’ve had so far! The broth wasn’t too rich or sweet. It had a real good, home made taste to it. The broth tasted like something my mom or wife makes. I call it “Made with love.” They were so generous with their ox tail portions as well. Most of us order the ox tail pho and received 3 humongous pieces
(Something I haven’t seen ever) other restaurants you’ll get two small pieces if you’re lucky. I think I was the only one that finished all 3 pieces, my noodles, and the broth. Lol! We also ordered egg rolls and spring rolls as appetizers and those were very meaty as well. Definitely the only place to visit if you want some pho while in Vegas!
… more(Something I haven’t seen ever) other restaurants you’ll get two small pieces if you’re lucky. I think I was the only one that finished all 3 pieces, my noodles, and the broth. Lol! We also ordered egg rolls and spring rolls as appetizers and those were very meaty as well. Definitely the only place to visit if you want some pho while in Vegas!
Chris Olson
Pho Ga w shrimp is really good. First time eating there in about 8 years. Really clean, nice interior and seating. Food is delightful. Service is really pleasant, too. See pics of the menu and prices. Thanks for reading. I’m happy this place is doing well after this length of time. 9/5/24- still great
… moreKhanh Nguyễn
We recently visited Pho So 1 and can confidently say—it lives up to the hype. Just like everyone says, this place truly serves the best pho in town.
The broth is rich, flavorful, and distinctly Southern Vietnamese in taste—comforting and aromatic in every spoonful. They don’t skimp on the beef either; there’s a generous amount in every bowl, and the portions are no joke. If you’re thinking about ordering the large bowl, make sure you come hungry—it’s massive!
Overall, a must-visit spot for any pho lover looking for authentic flavor and a hearty meal.
… moreThe broth is rich, flavorful, and distinctly Southern Vietnamese in taste—comforting and aromatic in every spoonful. They don’t skimp on the beef either; there’s a generous amount in every bowl, and the portions are no joke. If you’re thinking about ordering the large bowl, make sure you come hungry—it’s massive!
Overall, a must-visit spot for any pho lover looking for authentic flavor and a hearty meal.
Omar Ramos
Good food, plenty of tables and seats. The restaurant seems very clean and the service is very fast. I had a small mixed pho and the quality of the meet and noodles was great. There is also plenty of parking spaces. The restaurant I’m located in a shopping center, close to Chinatown. The prices are very reasonable and the portions of food are good for what you pay. Would definitely visit again when I’m in town.
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