Pho Kim Long at Town Square - Vietnamese Kitchen & Bar

It was next to my hotel, so I walked over to have dinner. The food was good. It wasn’t impressive but okay. The Being Beef was really good. I should have maybe ordered it with some spice. The spring rolls were not traditional with the Thai Basil, mint, or bean sprouts. The crab Rangoon was okay. Viet iced was also good. I would definitely return.

I had a blast at pho Kim long. The portobello fries and the calamari was fried to perfection. The pad see ew that I had was delicious as well. It had so much flavor without each spice/flavor overpowering each other. The restaurant atmosphere was also great. It had a very modern aesthetic style while keeping an Asian theme. The service was great as well. Our server made sure that our food came out the way we wanted and made sure no mistakes were made.

The food at this restaurant is truly exceptional! I adore the lively atmosphere and the thoughtfully designed layout. My fiancé and I visited on a Saturday night around 9 PM and were pleasantly surprised by how quickly we were seated. We chose to sit at the bar, where the ambiance was appealing, although the bartender's service could have been a bit more engaging. At times, it felt as though we were being closely monitored rather than enjoying a relaxed dining experience. That said, the dishes we sampled were outstanding! The honey walnut shrimp and orange chicken were both a delightful 10/10! 🔥

Ordered a combination pho. Looked decent, but was disappointing. Broth wasn't very rich and meat was sliced too thick and didn't taste fresh. May go back and try again, but first visit was disappointing.

Do not go to this location. I came here thinking it would be like the spring mountain location and it was NOT. I ordered chicken pho and then asked it to be swapped for beef and it was not swapped. They instead swapped it to beef broth with chicken meat. Not sure why. My husband got the orange chicken and white rice. For one the portion was like half of the other location and they brought him red rice instead. We didn’t want to make a big deal so we said ok that’s fine. But they were aware the order was wrong. We also came to try this location because we saw that it was happy hour. We were brought a device to pay without getting to see our receipt first (guessing they do this for a reason) but when we got it we realized we were charged full price for our drinks. When we questioned it the guy said oh we’re not doing happy hour because of the holiday. Keep in mind this was on December 27th and this was not disclosed anywhere on the menu at all. Honestly thought they would have gave a discount considering they had messed up both of our orders but instead we were overcharged 🤦🏻‍♀️ save yourself the trouble and go to another location. I never leave reviews ever. It’s probably been years but this was ridiculous and I honestly don’t feel right not letting others know.

I have eaten at this restaurant at least 7-8 times in the past 4 years. I have raved about it to my friends and family. Initially, the food and service were always outstanding and I was always looking forward to eating at this restaurant. Unfortunately, my most recent visit was so disappointing that I am reconsidering my endorsement. I went to this restaurant on a Tuesday morning at 11:30am for a work meeting with an Owner of a Small Business in Las Vegas. I arrived alone and waited about 1 minute until a very tall attractive Asian man approached and asked me where I wanted to sit. I chose the booths in the rear and advised him that I was meeting someone there. That is the only communication I had with the waiter except for placing my order. I sat down and waited for my appointment to arrive. I am seated at 11:32am. I noticed that the waiter was not paying me any attention. I am checking my phone and he brings two glasses of water and sets them down at the opposite end of the table. I say thank you, he says nothing and walks away. He doesn’t hand me a menu - he leaves them stacked up at the end of the table by the water and walks away. I noticed that there was only 4 other tables in use. I go to restaurants all the time and this was clearly unprofessional customer service. He clearly had some sort of issue by the extremely unprofessional way he acted. My guest arrived at 11:42. The waiter does not come to the table after my guest has arrived so I have to flag him down to take our order. Our order was taken 11:49 - that was the last time he spoke and he never returned until it was time for the check. In between the arrival of the meal and my request for the check, we were waited on by a very kind waitress who happened to ask if we needed anything. Unfortunately, our food was super mediocre which was the disappointing cherry on top. I am not one to judge why someone acts with bad behavior and I am not sure what the guy’s issue was with me but I am sure he is not doing the restaurant any favors with his very unfriendly customer service. Our bill was presented at 12:25 - the Asian waiter never said anything at all to us.. nothing like thank you for coming or it was a pleasure to have you or enjoy your day… Nothing. I hope that he reads this and recognizes that this is unacceptable customer service. Not sure if I am still a fan…

I arrived around noon on a Monday and there was no wait for a table. It's nice and upscale inside was unexpected but in a good way. Service was attentive and courteous. I ordered the crab and shrimp tapioca noodle soup. It was such a delight! The broth was delicious and had some body. The shrimp were cooked just right. The crab meat disappeared into the broth when I mixed it but I didn't mind. The noodles were thick and had a nice bounce. I look forward to coming back to try their pho and other items on the menu.

Pho Kim Long’s newest location, conveniently closer to the airport, is a gem for anyone short on time yet seeking authentic Vietnamese flavor. Having visited their Las Vegas spot countless times, I’ve come to appreciate the family-friendly, homestyle charm that makes it so welcoming. This new spot, however, offers a sleek departure from the original vibe, with its eclectic decor and polished design evoking a modern downtown New York ambiance. The fresh, stylish setting had me initially curious—and maybe even a bit concerned—about whether they’d preserved the original flavors amid the upscale feel. Thankfully, my concerns quickly disappeared with the first spoonful. I ordered my favorite, the combination pho, which arrives with raw meat that cooks right in the steaming hot broth before your eyes—a small culinary theater that speaks to the quality and care of the dish. The broth was every bit as rich and savory as the original, capturing the same depth of flavor I know so well from the Vegas location. While I’ll likely continue to frequent the familiar spot whenever possible, this new location is perfect for impressing a client or enjoying a date in an elevated setting that doesn’t sacrifice tradition. Pho Kim Long has managed to balance sophistication with authenticity, a rare and impressive feat.

I recently visited Pho King Long and was pleasantly surprised from the moment I walked in. The place is shockingly gorgeous- color-changing bar, outdoor seating, plenty of TVs, and a really inviting atmosphere. Honestly, we chose this spot over Yard House because the smell from outside was absolutely divine, and I'm glad we did. I ordered the, vermicelli, and it was incredibly flavorful. We also tried the, BBQ spring rolls, which were so delicious that I'd come back just for those. For drinks, the Thai Tea was perfectly made--sweet, creamy, and refreshing. The only disappointment was the lychee mocktail, which didn't quite match the quality of the food. Our service overall was great and fast, but I think the servers might need just a bit more training when it comes to making mocktails. One thing I was really hoping for was mango sticky rice (I know it's Thai, but a lot of Vietnamese restaurants offer it!). Unfortunately, dessert options were limited to mostly cake-based choices like cheesecake, which doesn't work well for us gluten-sensitive folks. Even so, this place is cozy, modern, and surprisingly great for studying if you want something other than café food. We definitely plan to come back. Thank you to the staff for a wonderful experience and quick service!

I was craving Vietnamese food while shopping around Town Square, so I decided to stop by. Yea... I'm not coming back. It wasn't busy at all, which was surprising for a nice-looking place like this. I ordered the Vermicelli salad with beef and chicken -- it looked pretty when it arrived, but I was disappointed. Both the beef and chicken were dry and not very tender. The service was just okay. It's been a long time since I last visited Pho Kim Long's second restaurant, and honestly, the taste just wasn't there this time. The ambiance was modern but really quiet -- almost too quiet. Parking was great, but that's about it. I've had much better vermicelli elsewhere.

I wanted something different today. I was missing Hawaii. Pho makes me think of home and friends there. So e we ventured out to Town Square which is north of Las Vegas. GPS had us walking all around the way. We eventually found them after I called. Our waitress was young and new to the industry but that's okay. That's how we learn right. We provided our appetizer and drink order. Then she circled back with waters for us both. I don't know why Pho Kim Long is only 3.5 stars. The food here is amazing. We picked from the Happy Hour Menu. Cream Cheese Crab Rangoons $10. Honey Garlic Pork Chops $14, Sticky Rice and 2 Happy Hour Drinks. The food was hot, juicy and seasoned well. Yes, I ate some sticky rice too. The only negative was the pesky flies. That's why I didn't give 5 stars. Difficult to eat and swat at the same time. We really enjoyed the meal.

Love this place. Came for a late lunch after arriving in Vegas for a conference. It's right next door to Element Hotel so very convenient and inside Town Square. Good selection and great ambiance inside. Beautiful. Service was excellent, food was delicious. Piping hot Pho Combo with sugar cane drink. Cheers!

We came here on 4th of July night after fireworks and it hit the spot. I ordered the combination beef pho. The portion was really big but there was too much tendon for me. I like tendon but there was more tendon than other cuts of beef in there. The broth could've been a little more flavorful but it was still tasty. Service was nice and they took a little bit to place our order. The food did come out in about 10 min. All of our soups were very hot and we had to let it cool before eating it.

Been here twice now, and of course, all food were delicious!!! Service was great 3 different ppl served us and they were all awesome thank you all for the great meal!!!

This place is amazing! We've been coming here often ever since we found out it's close to home. The food is always great! we usually get the large bowl of pho with rare steak, but we've tried other dishes too and they've all been delicious. The service and ambience are excellent, the restaurant is clean, and the staff is very attentive. Plus, they have a full bar! Definitely one of our favorite spots.

I arrived around noon on a Monday and there was no wait for a table. It's nice and upscale inside was unexpected but in a good way. Service was attentive and courteous. I ordered the crab and shrimp tapioca noodle soup. It was such a delight! The broth was delicious and had some body. The shrimp were cooked just right. The crab meat disappeared into the broth when I mixed it but I didn't mind. The noodles were thick and had a nice bounce. I look forward to coming back to try their pho and other items on the menu.

Service was great.. super friendly staff. Food was okay at best.. pho was good. The bun Bo hue was okay and not super spicy.. I was extremely disappointed with the banh xeo. The inside was super soggy and mushy. The dipping sauce for the banh xeo was also super water down.

I came by here and tried canh Chua and ca kho. I wasn't a big fan of the canh chua but Ca kho was good. I want to try them pho next time. This place has been a round for a long time no introduction is needed.

This place has been my favorite pho spot in Vegas for a long time. This location is newer and located in Town square while the OG spot which is 24/7 is located in Chinatown. The indoor dining was nice but smaller than their other location. We came after the lunch rush so even with a big group we were seated right away. You can order anything off the menu and I can guarantee you it will be good. All of their appetizers are delicious but my favorites are the salt & pepper chicken wings or pork chop. Their pho is the perfect hangover cure. I get mine with brisket and tendon. The prices are affordable & you won't be disappointed.

Tried this a few times but never review, food was good, quick but so quiet when we went there. Service was good. Just give them a try.

Spring Rolls were 5+/5: ask for extra peanut sauce. The Pad See Ew had a nice garlic-soy base with a hint of sweetness - huge portion. My $7 Happy Hour 805 Blonde on tap helped me to wash it all down. Great service.

This is my go to spot when I'm craving some pho. Food is always good and service is quick and the portions make this Polynesian happy lol. .

The food was great but they stole my money. Split the check w my sister, put down $100 cash and a credit card and they charged the full amount cash and on the card. We didn't realize until after we didn't get the receipt either. Shame because I won't be returning because of that. Called back and they said they couldn't do anything without the receipt. Be careful and pay attention w your money here.

My friend and I had came here for dinner one night after volunteering because her husband wanted to check out a shop nearby. This location is located on the northwest corner of Town Square, across from Yardhouse. Unlike the Chinatown location thats open from 8:00 AM - 2:30 AM, this one is open from 11:00 AM - 11:00 PM. Upon entering, this location is WAY nicer than the Chinatown location. There is a decent sized glass-walled wine storage by the entrance and a large backlit counter bar area that takes maybe 1/3 of the restaurants space. Despite that, the restaurant was SURPRISINGLY empty. With 2 other parties present when we arrived but soon had left by the time we got our food. While my friend and I had both ordered BUN BO HUE (Spicy Beef? Noodle Soup), her husband got a PHO TAI (rare steak). Unsure why is everyone changing the BUN BO HUE to only beef. It's supposed to be beef and pork. Sad there wasn't pig feet. Flavor of the broth was a bit plain as well. They DO give you a side of chili paste which was nice. Service was ok. Kept my water filled lol. Never really been a fan of PKL luckily.

Had ordered the combination pho and it was very good. The venue is very nice and classy. Great drinks and food. The service was amazing too. The price was reasonable and the menu had great options.

Our first stop in Las Vegas was the Asian neighborhood, west of Las Vegas strip. We wanted to try Vietnamese food here to see how good it is and came across this restaurant that has the most reviews, so we thought it would be a good and safe choice. But, we were very disappointed. The place was a little crowded when we arrived, and definitely got worse when we finished our food. Food is quite expensive here for a small portion. Quality and taste of food is meh, nothing outstanding. So overall, we didn't think it was worth the money.

Not bad, not great... If you're looking for Vietnamese in a pinch and you need something close to the airport... The staff was friendly

Had a layover in Vegas that just long enough for a late lunch with my daughter who lives there. We've been to their original location in Chinatown several times and it's amazing. She took me to the Town Square location since it's newer and closer to her home. We were seated immediately as they weren't busy. Service was good and food came out quickly. The food was average and portions were not very generous. I have to say that the original location is waaaay better!

I'm gonna start off by saying we ordered through grubhub. I got the roasted cornish hen & seasoned rice.. Honestly, I didn't know what I was expecting but it wasn't whatever this taste is-- nothing. it came with the usual sweet vinegar sauce and in my opinion, it just doesn't belong together. It's to the point i'm disappointed, I lost my appetite (also my mistake for thinking it was gonna be crispy fried when it literally says right there-- roasted lol) I know sometimes the food quality varies depending on location, so I'd say with this one that's probably the case? I hope? cus I've tried Chinatown location both dine in and through delivery, and it's good. It could also just be that this item on the menu is just a flop (this is what I get for wanting to try something different this time I guess lol) but I guessss I'll give a point for the rice cus that one ATLEAST is good But yknow if u wanna give it a try, go ahead if u don't mind bland.

The Pho was very good, we sat at the bar and had great service. The manager came out and checked on us, overall a great experience. Also, must have the cheese crab rangoons, they are lightly fried and delicious. Eager to try more menu items, they seem to have a bit of everything!

This is definitely the best location out of the 2 they have in the city hands down! I always order the "Lobster Noodles" which NEVER disappoints. It is a big lobster too! Slightly on the pricey side but definitely so yummy, never disappoints! I love coming here in the evenings as it's such a vibe, people just casually having drinks at the bar and it is not as crowded as during the day time which i like! The service is always amazing and i will be back -:)

Food was delicious as always and the service was excellent. This location in Town Center is an upgrade from the restaurant in Spring Mountain. Classy looking and the ambiance is very nice and nicely decorated. There's also plenty of parking but you'd have to walk a few distance away. The food didn't take too long to arrive. The dishes were very well seasoned and the spices were very well balanced. We ordered the pork chop dish, Kungpao chicken and pad Thai chicken. We truly enjoyed our meals and will be back again soon.

It was our first time here, we usually go to the Chinatown location. It was more quieter and calm. Lol. It was a great experience. Taylor and Kevin were awesome. The food is the same quality as the Chinatown location but less crowded. The place itself is nice and trendy. We will go back again.

Love coming here. Compared to the other location this one is quite and no wait ! It's just better!

Broth was super flavorful but the meat quality was just ok, pretty dry and tough. The small bowl still has a good amount of food. Servers were nice and quick!

modern and non traditional ambiance, clean and quick service with a smile . Food was hot, but it came out so fast that it was obviously sitting there and reheated for serving, which isnt a crime i guess‍....No options on the thai tea- sweetness or non dairy . I was all excited about beef *see ew* based on their yelp pictures, but this is what it actually looked like. Pretty heavy on the sauce and beef and boodles with hardly any green veg like in their picture, which u fortunately is my favorite part.

I use to go to Pho Kim Long in Chinatown (Spring Mountain) often so I was very excited to see they opened up a new location in Townsquare. The girls and I were craving pho for our girls night dinner and chose this location since the Chinatown's parking is always madness. First off- the ambience was such a better vibe for a girls dinner compared to the 1st location. They have a full bar and it's definitely a more modern style. We came for Happy Hour on a Friday night and they were surprising slow - the rush started to come in after 6pm (once happy hour ended). Happy Hour is everyday from 3PM-6PM & 9pm-Closing. The service was great - our server was Mann and he made sure to constantly check on us and made sure to take care of us if we needed anything. As for the food- I will say the Pho was not their best dish (hence why I removed 1 star) but everything else we ordered was delicious. We started off with the Salt + Pepper Chicken Wings and Cream Cheese Rangoons. We loved the chicken wings so much we placed an order for to-go - I will say, the to-go order was not as good as when it freshly came out at dine-in. Now for the pho, I ordered the rare steak + brisket pho (large) - the portion size was good but the broth lacked a bit of flavor IMO. The pho was missing something and just did not taste the same as the Chinatown location from what I remembered so maybe they just had an off day but I'd be willing to come back and try it again. I also ordered chicken fried rice and salt + pepper pork chop for to-go and no complaints there.

A pho place that closes late. I got the combination pho and it was good. Nothing special but it was good. If im craving pho in vegas ill go to this spot. Tons of parking.

I used to love Pho Kim Long for decades I have eaten at the Chinatown location. Over the years the quality has gone down, service followed but we still went. This is my first time at the new "modern" location. Well location Pho Bo Viên is watered down. It's sad because I love supporting good places l, family owned but the Long family for a long time forgot their culture but not the money.

Soooo mediocre!!!! The Kim long in Chinatown is muuuchhhh better. Everything lacked flavor here like they're a new staff of cooks. I got the vermicelli and it was dry and bland. Pho broth was just ok too. Everyone go to LETS GET PHO it's the best pho like ever ever. I'm not Vietnamese so idk why it's so good there but it's to die for. Anyway.. pho Kim long in Chinatown is better than here don't waste your time

Stopped in for dinner with a couple friends last week. It's a little hard to find but if you park in the north garage and walk south, you will walk right by it. Really good Pho, none of us could finish our bowels. Really good broth, and lots of meat. Most of all I really enjoyed the quiet atmosphere. In a town of noise and excitement, it's nice to find a place where you can quietly enjoy a bowl of Pho. The staff was very friendly and seemed to promote the quiet relaxed atmosphere where you can take your time visiting with friends while enjoying a healthy meal.

The food is good but I didn't like that I had to write down my order myself on this tiny paper without pictures or much explanation of the plates. Being my first time there was nerve recking to try to make sure I knew what I was ordering.

Super cute restaurant. Very trendy looking and staff was nice. We came in as a group of 4 and sat down right away around 730pm. We ordered pho Bo spring rolls and crab Rangoons. We would come back! Only weird part was getting our meals at different times vs all at once. :)

Amazing food with great service! This soup has supernatural healing powers. Please come try!

The rating is for the food. The specialty noodles were very misleading and felt like It was made by somebody who doesn't understand how those dishes are made. I wouldn't come here if you were expecting to get your normal viet food. We got a bun bo hue and a hu tieu. The bun bo hue was really just a pho with brisket chunks and bits of tendon. No pork knuckle, sausage loaf or blood cubes. The spice was put on the side as an after thought for you to add it. Also barely any veg to top it off. Hu Tieu came with no veg toppings and lack a developed seafood flavor You got tiny bits of crab, 2 over cooked shrimp and 3/4 of a fish cake cut into strips.

After arriving last night, whenever I can't figure a place to go eat at, I will go straight to this restaurant because they are opened 24/7 and I love vietnamese food. Maybe because it was late Wednesday night and there was no waiting list line. Normally, they always have a pho kim long popular lines lol

Service sucks but yet they automatically add 18% gratuity. Somebody confused the tap water is bottled sparking Italian water. Pho sucks. First Pho shop where the pho came out last. It was also luke warm. Decor looks like a place that is a bar identifying as a Pho shop. 18% gratuity and sneakily requesting more tip? Ridiculous. Recently moved to Vegas. Kids like Pho Kim Long on Spring Mountain. Gave this place a try as it's closer to home but NEVER again. Wouldn't recommend it to anyone. But if you do decide to go double check your receipt for already included gratuity. As a bar place might be OK. As a vietnamese resturant maybe ok. But as a Pho shop place sucks.

Pho here is AMAZING but the spring rolls . Not so good. I am a big fan of shrimp and pork spring rolls but I've came here a few times and theirs are way too chewy. I think they wet the paper too much & don't roll it tight enough. The pho is great though & doesn't need many additions!

Went in on Sunday lunch and wasnt too busy. The restaurant feels a bit upscale. Service was very fast. We got the beef pho, fresh spring roll and thai tea. Really good and comforting food!

My friend and I ordered the vermicelli salad and spring rolls. It was so good! The beef was seasoned so well and tasted amazing. The spring rolls were delicious as well as the peanut sauce. The staff were super nice and attentive the entire time! It was a nice restaurant and wasn't busy at all. I would go here again!

It hurts to write a bad review of pho Kim long. I love this restaurant I've had 2 good experiences with pho Kim long and 1 horrible one. But the bad was bad. I basically got a bowl with a hidden cut of inedible cartilage that was potentially dangerous. Mid chewing on the cartilage I realized there was no way I could swallow the cut without choking so I ended up pulling the meat out of my mouth. It was literally like 5 inches long. Although my appetite was ruined and I was so embarrassed after pulling out 5 inches worth of chewed up meat from my mouth I left a 3 star rating because of my previously really good experiences.

I ate here after watching mission impossible 7 at the AMC! I've been stuck here for an additional two days after JetBlue cancelled my flight, and this meal was such a huge comfort. My mom makes banh canh at home and restaurants usually never do it justice but Pho Kim Long absolutely did. The noodles were chewy and cooked perfectly. My only complaint which isn't really a complaint is that they provide two huge shelled shrimp and I don't like de-shelling shrimp, and I do think the shrimps could've been a touch fresher. The broth was super flavorful and piping hot which I loved (even on a ridiculously hot Vegas afternoon, how do y'all live like this). I finished the whole bowl and was sweating a ton by the end but it was worth it. I can't speak to the other dishes since I was dining alone thanks to JetBlue but from the banh canh alone I would have good expectations for the other dishes as well. The seating area is spacious and clean and the decor is cute. Service was fast and friendly. Still thinking about the banh canh now

This Pho Kim Long looks newer than the other one and looks more modern on the inside. The pho bowls come with the bean sprouts and basil actually on your plate on the side which was nice. Chicken wings tasted pretty nice with a hint of spice. Stir-fried noodles with beef were a little bit too salty. But this was a decent dinner after watching a movie. Service at this place was a little bit on the slower side and had to keep asking the server to bring water. But if you want some Vietnamese food this is still nice.

This food was $70 for watered down Pho, the meat tasted very cowy if that makes sense, super pungent. No one even finished it, what a joke. Very mediocre food. No one go here unless you want to eat the worst Pho in Vegas.

The pho broth was very good, but the pieces of meat are not very strong, meaning they break off and there was lots of chunks of meat rather than nice slices. They do not put a lot of noodles and I ran out of noodles way before broth. Pretty decent pho bowl.

We have been going to this restaurant for a long time. At this location there is usually no wait. The restaurant is clean, the staff is on point. The music and vibe is always rocking!! We had the combination pho, chicken wings and fresh spring rolls. Sorry no pictures due to the food being so good that I forget to take any photos.

Stop by here because my friend wanted to dine here. Nice size restaurant and a lot of food selections. My friends both had the Pho Tai which is the beef pho. I had the salt & pepper pork chops and a bowl of beef pho broth. That was delcious. The pork chop were small pieces and very thin. Being thin is ok with me. The flavor was ok..I wish it had more salt or flavor. Overall, I'd return again when I'm at the Town Square Mall.