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I'm always craving pho. Like always. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, late-night snack... you name it, I WANT PHO. But finding truly good pho in Las Vegas has been a challenge. Too often the broth tastes like bouillon cubes, or it's overly salty, greasy, or just plain disappointing. After several visits to District 7 Pho, I can finally say with confidence: This is the BEST pho in Las Vegas! Here's what we enjoyed on our latest visit: * Thai Tea ($6.00) - Tasty and adorable, complete with a happy little face on the sealed lid. * Iced Coffee ($6.00) - Sweet and creamy, almost like a fancy chocolate milk. The lid's face had a bit of attitude, which made us laugh. * Pork Eggrolls ($9.95) - Four crunchy, pork-filled rolls with authentic Vietnamese flavor. Always a favorite. * Fried Tofu/Beef Meatball/Fried Wonton Appetizer ($7.95) - Too heavy on the fried items and lacking in presentation. We'll probably skip this one next time. * Pho with Rare Steak ($14.50) - Absolute perfection. The broth was light and fragrant, the steak slices lean and beautifully cut, and the noodles were the proper white rice noodles (Bánh Phở). Served with the traditional bean sprouts, mint, jalapeños, and lime. * Hot Stone Bowl with Rare Steak ($17.95) - A showstopper! Arrived bubbling hot in a stone bowl, with rich, aromatic broth and fresh toppings. The rare steak cooked perfectly in the soup, which had a deeper, brisket-like flavor. Pure comfort food. * Beef Brisket Fried Rice ($14.45) - One of the best fried rice dishes I've had. Huge chunks of brisket and plenty of fresh veggies. * Chicken Fried Rice ($15.00) - Another winner. Generous portion size, easily enough for multiple meals. The restaurant's ambiance is simple and unfussy. The gray-and-white décor with geometric lighting feels modern, softened by faux greenery throughout. It's not spotless, but pho can be messy, and honestly, I'm here for the soup! Come try District 7 Pho for an authentic, affordable, super-tasty meal!
Love that there is a Vietnamese place in the area when I don't feel like driving all the way to the Asian Market areas. A lot of parking available. Interior was clean, bright and organized. Service was excellent, both friendly and efficient. The prices were very reasonable; probably on the lower end as far as Pho for Vegas. The BBQ pork Banh Mi was perfect in flavor. The bread was lightly crispy outside and soft in chewy inside. One of the best bread on a banh mi I've had in a long time. The only "con" was that their banh mi was a bit smaller than I've had at other places, but it sure was good.
Wanted to try a new place out without having to go all the way to Chinatown. Didn't like the super bright fluorescent lighting, it made me feel the opposite of relaxed and really highlighted all the flaws on the floor. Menu options seemed kind of limited but food was decent. Not sure if we'd come back. Service was ok, not bad like some of the older reviews.
The food is always so fresh, hot, and full of flavor. I love getting the brisket. It's not too fatty. The service is like going to your families house. They are very warm and inviting. The ambiance is chill. It has a big enough dining area with tables that can be pushed together for larger parties. The price is reasonable. You must try the vietmese coffee. It's so rich and packed with caffeine.
As someone born and raised in Seattle with close Vietnamese friends and family, I've developed a genuine appreciation for authentic Vietnamese cuisine -- so I feel qualified to share an honest assessment here. The pho broth, unfortunately, lacked the depth and complexity that defines a well-crafted beef pho. The noodles also fell short of the soft, chewy texture that makes the dish so satisfying. As you can see the food was not finished. The wings had a promising flavor profile, but were severely overcooked -- the meat was largely dry and inedible, to the point where pieces had to be discarded entirely. On the positive side, the service was attentive, the space is well-decorated and comfortable, and the menu is straightforward and easy to navigate. Those elements were appreciated. That said, based on the food quality alone, this isn't a place I'd return to or recommend to those who have a benchmark for authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The strong overall rating here is a bit surprising -- it may simply reflect that great pho isn't yet widely known in this area, which would be a shame to miss out on.
I came here because my favorite pho place was closed. After doing some research I came here. I am teally disappointed. I ordered the #15 with Brisket and Rare Steak. The rarest steak was very chewy. The noodles didn't separate how they are supposed to when in the hot broth, they stayed stuck together. Also, the portions here are significantly smaller than most other pho places in the city. They also charge an extra dollar for spice level, who does that? So bizarre. Just put your own jalapeños and it'll be spicy. What I also found bizarre is that they charge a to go fee, which other places don't do either. I pretty much only enjoyed the broth and nothing else. Won't be back.
The best pho in Vegas ! Great customer service from a guy He was an absolute beast managing everything on his own with such ease
I come here once a week now to get the #23 combination pho spice level 2. It's a must try! Thanks to the staff for always being friendly and super quick to bring out the food.
My wife and I live down the street from here and decided to try it out over the weekend. We are from CA so having a vietnamese restaurant (specifically with pho) is nice. When you arrive, there is usually a decent amount of parking. The atmosphere is pretty presentable. There were a few very minor things that made the restaurant look incomplete, but overall clean and plenty of tables. The staff is very friendly and caring. They greeted us when we first walked in and sat us down immediately so that was nice. Asked if we needed help with choosing food from the menu. I ordered the Pho with meatballs, brisket, and rare steak #16. My wife ordered the grilled pork, egg roll, shrimp over vermicelli #39. The pho broth surprisingly was authentic and delicious by itself with no additional ingredients needed. The meats were pretty good, but they could do better with the beef meatballs. That was probably my least favorite of the dish. My wife's grilled pork dish was very underwhelming. It might be the difference in area which is why it was prepared differently, but we did not like how the pork tasted because it felt like it was missing something. The best part of her dish was the eggroll. Overall, I would give this location a 3.5/5 at best being this was our first time. I would still come back for pho unless I wanted to try other dishes on the menu.
District 7 Pho really impressed me! The pho combination had a rich, flavorful broth with perfectly cooked meats and fresh herbs that brought everything together. The shrimp fried rice was light, savory, and full of plump shrimp, while the stir-fried noodles had the perfect balance of texture and flavor. Everything tasted freshly made and authentic...definitely one of the best Vietnamese meals I've had in a while!
I've been ordering from district 7 pho for some years. This is the second time I'm grossed out by their meatballs. The emulsified meat's ingredients are supposed to be finally chopped so you don't see or notice a difference in texture. Seems like this could be giant chunks of tripe? Regardless of what this is, I find it inedible. They're meatballs used to never be like this! I thought last order was a fluke! I guess I'm done with district pho.
9 hours ago
My friend and I were looking for a good pho. For whatever reason I landed on District 7. I'm so glad we did because the Pho is amazing . I called the restaurant to make sure I would get vegetable broth and the directed me on how to change it on door dash, outstanding customer service. I will definitely tell all my friends and family to make sure they patronize this restaurant read more
6 months ago
Lately, I've been craving Pho. Can't explain it and don't really need to know why - just need to know of places like District 7 Pho, where they are and what their hours are so I can go and get my fix. This place, I found by accident. When taking my mom shopping next door - told her let's grab lunch - and just walked on over. Saturday - lunch time. One person at the counter - cashier/host/server. I'm sure there was someone in the back otherwise for the FOH, it was a one person show. She was pretty on it by herself. Not packed but steady with what appeared to be take out or deliveries. In other words, service was good. Same with the food. Pho always comes up fast and hot. Felt bad because my mom's dish took a little while. Good thing the spring rolls also were served fast so she wasn't stuck just watching me eat. Back to the food .... Pho was nice and hot. Rich and not too sweet. Lots of ingredients though I would have loved more onions. Spring rolls were standard. Not overstuffed with the greens (see pics). Parking was easy - it's on the Southwest corner of Rancho and Craig. Back behind the gas station. Lots of free parking. Inside was pretty big - tables so it should be ok if you're coming in with a large group. Not that I would be but mentioning it here in case you're reading this and wondering. read more
I'm always craving pho. Like always. Breakfast, lunch, dinner, late-night snack... you name it, I WANT PHO. But finding truly good pho in Las Vegas has been a challenge. Too often the broth tastes like bouillon cubes, or it's overly salty, greasy, or just plain disappointing. After several visits to District 7 Pho, I can finally say with confidence: This is the BEST pho in Las Vegas! Here's what we enjoyed on our latest visit: * Thai Tea ($6.00) - Tasty and adorable, complete with a happy little face on the sealed lid. * Iced Coffee ($6.00) - Sweet and creamy, almost like a fancy chocolate milk. The lid's face had a bit of attitude, which made us laugh. * Pork Eggrolls ($9.95) - Four crunchy, pork-filled rolls with authentic Vietnamese flavor. Always a favorite. * Fried Tofu/Beef Meatball/Fried Wonton Appetizer ($7.95) - Too heavy on the fried items and lacking in presentation. We'll probably skip this one next time. * Pho with Rare Steak ($14.50) - Absolute perfection. The broth was light and fragrant, the steak slices lean and beautifully cut, and the noodles were the proper white rice noodles (Bánh Phở). Served with the traditional bean sprouts, mint, jalapeños, and lime. * Hot Stone Bowl with Rare Steak ($17.95) - A showstopper! Arrived bubbling hot in a stone bowl, with rich, aromatic broth and fresh toppings. The rare steak cooked perfectly in the soup, which had a deeper, brisket-like flavor. Pure comfort food. * Beef Brisket Fried Rice ($14.45) - One of the best fried rice dishes I've had. Huge chunks of brisket and plenty of fresh veggies. * Chicken Fried Rice ($15.00) - Another winner. Generous portion size, easily enough for multiple meals. The restaurant's ambiance is simple and unfussy. The gray-and-white décor with geometric lighting feels modern, softened by faux greenery throughout. It's not spotless, but pho can be messy, and honestly, I'm here for the soup! Come try District 7 Pho for an authentic, affordable, super-tasty meal! read more
Love that there is a Vietnamese place in the area when I don't feel like driving all the way to the Asian Market areas. A lot of parking available. Interior was clean, bright and organized. Service was excellent, both friendly and efficient. The prices were very reasonable; probably on the lower end as far as Pho for Vegas. The BBQ pork Banh Mi was perfect in flavor. The bread was lightly crispy outside and soft in chewy inside. One of the best bread on a banh mi I've had in a long time. The only "con" was that their banh mi was a bit smaller than I've had at other places, but it sure was good. read more
Wanted to try a new place out without having to go all the way to Chinatown. Didn't like the super bright fluorescent lighting, it made me feel the opposite of relaxed and really highlighted all the flaws on the floor. Menu options seemed kind of limited but food was decent. Not sure if we'd come back. Service was ok, not bad like some of the older reviews. read more
11 months ago
The food is always so fresh, hot, and full of flavor. I love getting the brisket. It's not too fatty. The service is like going to your families house. They are very warm and inviting. The ambiance is chill. It has a big enough dining area with tables that can be pushed together for larger parties. The price is reasonable. You must try the vietmese coffee. It's so rich and packed with caffeine. read more
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As someone born and raised in Seattle with close Vietnamese friends and family, I've developed a genuine appreciation for authentic Vietnamese cuisine -- so I feel qualified to share an honest assessment here. The pho broth, unfortunately, lacked the depth and complexity that defines a well-crafted beef pho. The noodles also fell short of the soft, chewy texture that makes the dish so satisfying. As you can see the food was not finished. The wings had a promising flavor profile, but were severely overcooked -- the meat was largely dry and inedible, to the point where pieces had to be discarded entirely. On the positive side, the service was attentive, the space is well-decorated and comfortable, and the menu is straightforward and easy to navigate. Those elements were appreciated. That said, based on the food quality alone, this isn't a place I'd return to or recommend to those who have a benchmark for authentic Vietnamese cuisine. The strong overall rating here is a bit surprising -- it may simply reflect that great pho isn't yet widely known in this area, which would be a shame to miss out on. read more
7 months ago
I came here because my favorite pho place was closed. After doing some research I came here. I am teally disappointed. I ordered the #15 with Brisket and Rare Steak. The rarest steak was very chewy. The noodles didn't separate how they are supposed to when in the hot broth, they stayed stuck together. Also, the portions here are significantly smaller than most other pho places in the city. They also charge an extra dollar for spice level, who does that? So bizarre. Just put your own jalapeños and it'll be spicy. What I also found bizarre is that they charge a to go fee, which other places don't do either. I pretty much only enjoyed the broth and nothing else. Won't be back. read more
1 year ago
The best pho in Vegas ! Great customer service from a guy He was an absolute beast managing everything on his own with such ease read more
9 months ago
I come here once a week now to get the #23 combination pho spice level 2. It's a must try! Thanks to the staff for always being friendly and super quick to bring out the food. read more
My wife and I live down the street from here and decided to try it out over the weekend. We are from CA so having a vietnamese restaurant (specifically with pho) is nice. When you arrive, there is usually a decent amount of parking. The atmosphere is pretty presentable. There were a few very minor things that made the restaurant look incomplete, but overall clean and plenty of tables. The staff is very friendly and caring. They greeted us when we first walked in and sat us down immediately so that was nice. Asked if we needed help with choosing food from the menu. I ordered the Pho with meatballs, brisket, and rare steak #16. My wife ordered the grilled pork, egg roll, shrimp over vermicelli #39. The pho broth surprisingly was authentic and delicious by itself with no additional ingredients needed. The meats were pretty good, but they could do better with the beef meatballs. That was probably my least favorite of the dish. My wife's grilled pork dish was very underwhelming. It might be the difference in area which is why it was prepared differently, but we did not like how the pork tasted because it felt like it was missing something. The best part of her dish was the eggroll. Overall, I would give this location a 3.5/5 at best being this was our first time. I would still come back for pho unless I wanted to try other dishes on the menu. read more
1 year ago
District 7 Pho really impressed me! The pho combination had a rich, flavorful broth with perfectly cooked meats and fresh herbs that brought everything together. The shrimp fried rice was light, savory, and full of plump shrimp, while the stir-fried noodles had the perfect balance of texture and flavor. Everything tasted freshly made and authentic...definitely one of the best Vietnamese meals I've had in a while! read more
1 year ago
I've been ordering from district 7 pho for some years. This is the second time I'm grossed out by their meatballs. The emulsified meat's ingredients are supposed to be finally chopped so you don't see or notice a difference in texture. Seems like this could be giant chunks of tripe? Regardless of what this is, I find it inedible. They're meatballs used to never be like this! I thought last order was a fluke! I guess I'm done with district pho. read more
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I usually have my go to pho places but I was curious to try this place because it was close and on the way to my next destination. Ordering was easy and it was ready super quick! The guy who checked me out upon pickup was friendly and thanked me for trying them. Note though - they do charge a "take out" fee, likely for the to go boxes/containers. I ordered one rare beef and one chicken pho so I could try both broths. I have to say that I prefer the chicken one more - the broth was super clean and delicious. The beef pho had a little bit of a different flavor than others I'm used to. I can't quite say what the flavor was but it could have been an herb added to the broth. Portion size was good. I also ordered a grilled pork entree but the pork is a little dry compared to other places I have had. read more
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I enjoyed the pork egg rolls, caramelized pork belly, and Vietnamese iced coffee. Clean restaurant, fast and friendly service, and tasty food! read more
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Came here ok a Saturday afternoon at 4pm with barely anyone here. They were able to seat a party of 6 very quickly. Standard pho that were still very tasty and enjoyable. They don't have a large size, only one size and each slice level (1-5) is an additional $1. They claim that their spice is very spicy so you can request it on the side. Would recommend for some solid quick pho. read more
6 months ago
I normally go next door at the Filipino store and eat at Kasina. It seems like Kasina is a hit or miss sometimes and they drop the ball hard today. I saw this place from next door and I always wanted to check it out. OMG this f****** place hit the spot!! This place is clean. The food is amazing!!! It's like this is going to be my go-to place now!!! I hope to run into all my Yelp buddies here!! read more
2 years ago
I wanted to try something different and as you all know, I review everything I put reviews everywhere I go good or bad I stopped at this location as I wanted to for quite a while. I went in nice crowd, spotless, clean really really super nice. Until the waitress came the waitress by the receipt, receipts name was Ariana absolutely useless. Her personality sucked and it ruined the experience. I actually wanted to get up and leave. She walked up to the table and first said well what do you want? She was not helpful with giving suggestions. I asked if you had sweet-and-sour chicken she goes whatever chickens on there is what we have. OK well, I got it, but it was said with a bit of So I asked about the pork chop meal and I asked can I substitute the shrimp rice for fried rice and she said no quick and in a hurry that was her answer I said so I can't substitute it for anything else was her answer again quick and in a hurry, so I said, can you ask somebody else like that guy the owner she went and asked the owner and of course his answer was yes we can do that for you I asked if they had iced tea she said no water then she said oh yes, iced tea. She doesn't even know her product. as I was sitting waiting for my food, I was looking around the owner with the tattoos, super nice nice guy running around I mean, taking care of all the tables cleaning. I'm getting to go orders ready literally running food from the kitchen the waitress all she did was play on her phone and take over a tablet so they could pay her interaction with the customer's definitely ruined the experience This place could do much better with a better person with a much better personal The food came out and it was nice and hot. It was delicious. It was absolutely phenomenal. I needed a knife to cut my food so I stopped the owner as he was very busy running around and I felt bad for him. I wanted to get up and He got me a knife, and he was very pleasant I tried to stop the waitress three different occasions to ask for a refill and she just kept walking by as if she was out in La La Land. Finally, the owner walked over and said did you want more tea? I said it would be nice please and he said sure he asked her to get it so she came over and gave me tea. When I was done, my plate was taken away right away by the Owner table was cleaned. He really really cares about what he does. It's a shame he's paying this girl and she sucks. It really ruins the experience of the restaurant. I could not get over how clean the place how nice it was. I saw the kitchen door open. I tried to snap a picture, but I couldn't but it was spotless in there and that was amazing. Would I go back to this restaurant yes but if I see this waitress working ofAriana I will turn around and go to another Asian restaurant because I want to have a nice experience where I feel like the waitress is happy that I'm there spending my hard earned money in that location I usually leave a great tip, but I didn't leave her nothing for the simple fact if you can't even say hello to me, all you do is walk up to the table and say what do you want that's disgusting then I'm leaving you. Nothing if you can't pre-bust my table if you can't fill my drink And when you drop my food, you can't come back and check and asked if it's OK is everything to my liking you've done none of that. I'm leaving you no tip. I see an amazing potential for this restaurant and I think it is awesome, but I would go back. I would suggest it but trust me this girl is not worth wasting your time with because it just ruins your experience because you catch yourself looking around at her, wasting the time and payroll of a small business trying to survive in today Food was absolutely outstanding Recommendation try it as long as she's not in there it ruins the experience, but the food is worth every dollar read more
3 years ago
1 year ago
5/10 tasted like salt soup. Hidden credit card fees. The place seemed very, very clean and the staff was very friendly. I've never not finished a pho or didn't take it to go until here, unfortunately. I got the combination pho, and all of the meats looked weird and had a weird texture. It didn't have very many pieces either way. The broth looked good, but it was very salty, even without any added sauces. I could barely get my third bite down. There were also added credit card fee charges that weren't really told about whenever checking out. They also brought the Chopsticks and Spoon in a plastic bag, which I think is a total waste of a plastic bag. read more
2 years ago
I arrived around noon. The restaurant only had a couple inside. I was greeted and seated quickly. The server brought me a menu and water. I ordered the spring rolls and a beef and tendon pho. The spring rolls came out within a few minutes. The Pho came about 5 minutes later. The spring rolls had chicken and shrimp. It was your basic spring roll. The included peanut sauce had a nice taste to it. It was more liquid than I'm used to, but it tasted good. The Pho came with your normal bean sprouts, thai basil, Jalapeños and lime wedges. The broth had a nice light flavor. The noodles were firm. The beef and tendon were sparse. There was a good amount of halved meatballs. I enjoyed this place. The workers were efficient. Not real chatty, but were friendly. read more
Ah, tis the Pho season this time of year as the heat has finally decided to take a break for once! Well, for me, eating pho is good anytime of year. Although, most appropriately consumed during the cooler times. Ok, moving on....so, this place sits nestled in the middle of a strip mall on the corner of W Craig Rd & N Rancho Drive. Pretty nondescript. The place is clean and spacious. Never really a lot of people for the couple times I've went here but it seems they stay busy and get quite a few pick up orders which is a good sign. I've been to a number of pho type places here in Vegas and I would say District 7 is certainly one of the best ones I've been to so far. This last visit I got the #15 Rare Steak & Brisket pho. The service is good. Their beef bone broth was hot and tasty, the quality of meat used was pretty decent (not great), everything was cooked well. Great portion/ratio of ingredients. No ingredient overwhelmed the other. The only thing I thought was a con for me was the price. A tad steep. At the end of the day, I paid over $17 w/tip for the bowl of pho. Because I dined in, I was charged like a .26 fee for use of their napkins, sauces, and silverware. I felt that I was being a little "nickel & dimed" on that but whatever. It is, what it is. Not sure if people are getting charged that fee for take-out. Maybe I've gotten out of touch in the last year with the rise of inflation nowadays but I remember when pho was one of the most cost effective meals one could get. Usually in the $10 - 12 range. Now, in the $13 - 15 range, apparently. Nonetheless, a pretty good bowl of pho and worth a try, if in the neighborhood. They also serve other apps and dishes that may be worth trying. I typically just get the pho. Highly recommend! read more
3 years ago
I love going to this location. It's convenient and clean. Fast service and the Pho selection is so flavorful and generous portion. I haven't tried other food listed on the menu because I'm happy with any of the Pho. So good specifically during this freezing weather read more
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I wasn't feeling too good and was wanting some pho. For the first time I tried this place and got like a medium spicy and let me tell you they're spicy is very spicy so if you like spicy this is a great place, can you can choose your level is Spice has gotten the full to go, but everything and all the sides were inside and it was it good amount of foul and noodles. Definitely will be back since the colder season is coming up. read more
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