Like many big American cities, Las Vegas is home to a diverse dining scene that includes ethnic cuisines from around the world. Vietnamese restaurants exist throughout Las Vegas, many in the area of Chinatown just west of Treasure Island Hotel & Casino. Whether you're in the mood for a hot bowl of pho or a meaty stir-fry, Las Vegas offers lots of Vietnamese options to choose from.
Bosa 1
A small Vietnamese chain founded in Orange County, California's, Little Saigon neighborhood, Bosa 1 serves a wide array of authentic Vietnamese recipes in a casual family atmosphere. Choose from a variety of traditional Vietnamese egg, beef, shrimp, or barbecue spring rolls served with dipping sauce and salad. Bosa 1 also offers a number of dishes that feature "tau hu ky" or shrimp cakes served with various side dishes like egg quiche, barbecue pork chop and sausage. Though you won't find any pho here, Bosa 1 does serve several soups including spicy beef, chopped crab and shrimp with tofu, and udon noodles with pork. Bosa 1 is open daily from 10:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Bosa 1
3400 S. Jones Blvd. #2A
Las Vegas NV 89146
702-418-1931
bosa1.com
Pho So 1
Pho specialist Pho So 1 has half a dozen locations in California and Nevada, including this one in Las Vegas. Open from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, Pho So 1 offers a wide selection of traditional pho noodle soups with your choose of flank steak, brisket, beef ball, tripe, tendon or chicken. You'll also find a number of bun (vermicelli noodle), rice, egg noodle and porridge dishes to choose from, as well as typical egg rolls, spring rolls and Vietnamese-style meatballs. Accompany your meal with a refreshing jackfruit shake, young coconut juice or Thai iced tea. Pho So 1 offers both takeout and in-house dining.
Pho So 1
4745 Spring Mountain Road
Las Vegas, NV 89102
702-252-3934
phoso1.com
Lemongrass Caf
Named after a widely used herb in Vietnamese cuisine, Lemongrass Cafe specializes in pho as well as many other authentic Vietnamese dishes and homemade desserts. Start off with a traditional appetizer like tofu spring rolls, prawn wraps, beef with vinegar broth or shrimp toast. For something more substantial try one of Lemongrass Cafe's seven beef main courses, such as steamed beef patties, beef salad, beef wrapped in betel leaves or beef rice congee. You'll also find nearly two dozen different varieties of pho beef noodle soup as well as a range of desserts like mango ice cream and creamy flan.
Lemongrass Cafe
8820 S Eastern Ave.
Las Vegas, NV 89123
702-463-1300
lemongrasscafe-vegas.com
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