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    District 7 Pho

    4.0 (249 reviews)
    Open 10:30 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    DISTRICT 7 PHO ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for groups
    Dogs allowed

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    Showing a few photos of the menu special, 'Hot Stone Bowl Pho' ($17.95) IT'S DELICIOUS!
    Julie A.

    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!

    BBQ Pork Banh Mi
    Mary N.

    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.

    Caramelized pork belly with rice
    Bonnie N.

    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.

    Vietmese coffee
    Cynthia C.

    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.

    #10 & ##8 WINGS - GANH GA

    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.

    Klair A.

    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.

    * extra spicy level #12 PHO SHRIMP-PHO TOM The best pho
    Huyen T.

    The best pho in Vegas ! Great customer service from a guy He was an absolute beast managing everything on his own with such ease

    #23 Combination Spice Level 2
    Marcial A.

    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.

    Quan N.

    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.

    #34 SHRIMP FRIED RICE - COM CHIEN TOM
    JJ A.

    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!

    Gross pho meatballs
    Ti T.

    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.

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    I had gone a different time but this most recent trip the food was better. Great prices and great portion size. I like the spring rolls too.

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    It my first time here. Love the food and customer service. Highly recommend this place. You must try they food

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    Little hidden gem. Was the only one in there when I went, which was shocking. Soup was fire, and I'll definitely be making my way back.

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    No me but I bought it for my mom. Close to her house. She said it was ok considering she's never had pho before.

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    Great food spicy as hell. Watch out for crying noodles, my son lost all taste buds and almost died

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    Ask the Community - District 7 Pho

    Is there any entree that is gluten free here? (check soy sauce, fish sauce, seasoned rice vinegar for wheat, barley, rye & triticale. Rice noodles not cooked in water used for wheat noodles.) I have Celiac disease & must eat gluten free.

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