TOP 5 Vietnamese Pho Spots in Las Vegas Worth Driving Across Town For
A good bowl of pho has a way of turning a regular meal into something you look forward to all day.
And around Las Vegas, you can find Vietnamese restaurants serving pho well beyond the Strip—from North Las Vegas and West Sahara to the busy food corridor along Spring Mountain Road.
Whether you like a combination beef bowl, a simpler order, or a vegetarian-broth option, there’s plenty to explore.
I’m Tommy Xavier Nguyen, the Good Energy Realtor, and this is my Good Energy Top 5 Vegas guide to Vietnamese pho spots worth putting on your list.
This is an editorial selection based on researched menus, restaurant information, and local coverage. Hours, prices, and availability can change, so confirm with the restaurant before making a special trip.
No. 5 — Pho Aimie
A North Las Vegas Stop With Plenty of Choices
Official website:
https://www.phoaimielv.com/
Menu:
https://www.phoaimielv.com/menu.htm
Address: 2696 W. Ann Road, Suite 101, North Las Vegas, NV 89031
Pho Aimie starts the countdown on the north side of the valley.
The restaurant’s menu lists a variety of noodle soups, including a special combination with several cuts and toppings. There are also simpler options for someone who already knows exactly what they like in their bowl.
One detail worth checking: the menu lists both a tofu-and-vegetable soup made with beef broth and a separate tofu soup made with vegetarian broth. Ask the restaurant about ingredients and preparation if you have dietary requirements.
The online menu lists the special combination beef noodle soup at $14.99. Confirm current pricing before ordering.
Listed hours: Daily, 11 a.m.–9 p.m.
Good Energy tip: If you’re exploring the north side with friends, compare the menu before you go—there are several combinations to choose from.
No. 4 — Pho O.C.
A West Sahara Neighborhood Option
Official website:
https://www.phooclasvegas.com/
Address: 7875 W. Sahara Avenue, Suite 101, Las Vegas, NV 89117
Pho O.C. adds a west-valley stop to the list.
The restaurant says it is run by a Vietnamese couple and offers pho alongside a broader selection of Vietnamese noodle dishes.
That makes it an option for a group where one person is focused on pho and someone else wants to explore another part of the menu.
Listed hours:
• Monday–Tuesday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
• Wednesday: Noon–9 p.m.
• Thursday–Sunday: 10 a.m.–10 p.m.
Phone: 725-204-9900
Current in-person pho pricing was not reliably verified. Call or check the current menu before visiting.
Good Energy tip: Wednesday’s listed opening time is later than the rest of the week, so check the schedule before making lunch plans.
No. 3 — Pho 90
Pho and More Along Spring Mountain Road
Official website:
https://pho90lasvegas.com/
Address: 4355 W. Spring Mountain Road, Suite 101A, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Pho 90 is a Chinatown stop for diners who want to make a bowl of pho part of a larger Vietnamese food outing.
The restaurant describes its pho as a noodle soup served with a choice of beef or chicken. Its website also highlights bánh khọt—Vietnamese mini savory pancakes with shrimp and scallions.
Why it stands out: The menu gives you a reason to explore beyond your bowl if you’re dining with friends or planning to share.
Listed hours: Daily, 8 a.m.–2 a.m.
Good Energy tip: Check current menu prices and availability before ordering, especially if you’re planning a late visit.
No. 2 — Pho Concept
A Newer Restaurant in a Familiar Chinatown Space
Official website:
https://phoconcept.com/
Menu:
https://phoconcept.com/menu
Address: 4745 W. Spring Mountain Road, Suite A, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Pho Concept offers a newer take on the Chinatown dining experience.
Its website lists a combination beef pho and says the beef-bone broth simmers for 12 hours. The listed price for that bowl is $20, before tax, tip, and extras.
Local coverage reports that Pho Concept occupies the space previously used by Pho So 1, a longtime Vietnamese restaurant on Spring Mountain Road.
Why it stands out: The modern dining room and combination beef bowl give pho fans a newer Chinatown destination to compare with their established favorites.
Listed hours: Daily, 10 a.m.–midnight. Some older pre-opening language remains on the website, so confirm before a special or late-night trip.
Phone: 702-268-7188
Good Energy tip: Check the current menu before visiting, since prices and offerings can change.
No. 1 — Pho Kim Long
The Good Energy Winner
Restaurant-linked contact page:
https://phokimlong.has.restaurant/contact/
Location: Original Spring Mountain Road location, Chinatown, Las Vegas, NV 89102
Taking home the Good Energy crown is Pho Kim Long!
For this list, the original Spring Mountain location earns the top spot because it has become a recognizable part of Las Vegas’s late-night dining scene.
Local coverage describes the restaurant as a place where diners and hospitality workers gather after dark. That gives it a distinct Vegas connection beyond the bowl itself.
Why it earns the crown: Its local food-scene reputation makes it the most recognizable destination in this countdown. Of course, everyone has their own favorite bowl—and that’s part of the fun.
Important visiting detail: Current sources disagree on the street number. The restaurant-linked contact page lists 4029 W. Spring Mountain Road, while another current publication lists 4023. Hours also differ across listings.
Call 702-220-3613 to confirm the address and current hours before traveling. Ask for current in-person menu prices as well.
Exclusive Bonus No. 6 — Phở Việt Café Vegas
A Southwest Pick With a Vegetarian Option
Official website:
https://phovietvegas.com/
Address: 7625 S. Rainbow Boulevard, Suite 100, Las Vegas, NV 89139
If you’re looking for another pho stop in the southwest valley, Phở Việt Café Vegas is worth adding to your list.
The restaurant says its beef pho broth simmers for more than 12 hours. It also lists a vegan pho made with vegetable broth, giving your group another option to consider.
Listed hours: Monday and Wednesday–Sunday, 9 a.m.–9 p.m. Closed Tuesday.
The restaurant lists a free parking lot in front. It says regular dining is first come, first served, and asks larger parties to call ahead at 702-922-5555.
Good Energy tip: If dietary ingredients matter to you, ask the restaurant directly about the broth and preparation before ordering.
How to Plan Your Pho Run
• Check the current hours before driving across town.
• Ask about the broth if you have dietary restrictions.
• Confirm in-person menu prices; online delivery prices may differ.
• Call ahead for a larger group or a late-night visit.
• Try the broth first, then add herbs, lime, or other condiments to your taste.
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Whether you’re a longtime local, new to Las Vegas, or thinking about relocating, there’s always another neighborhood and another great meal to explore.
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Information reviewed October 26, 2026. Hours, prices, menus, and availability can change. Confirm directly with each restaurant before visiting.
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