Got seated immediately, surprised it wasn't busy, the food was great, great portions…read more Service was delightful, water consistently got topped off. It was cozy and quiet, able to easily talk without raising our volumes. Combination Pho was better than most places.

When you're craving pho, you just gotta go!…read more Realizing I had another delivery coming that I had to be home for, I ordered DoorDash and it was promptly delivered within 25 minutes. I ordered the vermicelli bowl with shrimp and pork. The food was hot and fresh (the noodles and lettuce, bean sprouts were chilled) as well as the salty vinegar dressing I love dearly. A fresh mint sprig topped it off and the lunch meal was light and fresh exactly what I was looking for and cured the cravings. It was a good sized portion too! The pork had a nice barbecue flavor, but was a little fatty for my taste and a bit thicker or tougher than some I've had- with that being said I still finished the bowl. Would definitely order from la Mint again to try more menu items!

The rare steak pho was phenomenal! Very nice wait staff and food came out quick. Overall a great…read moreexperience, would recommend highly.

I've been eating here since they first opened. One of the best pho in Reno. Very home taste…read morecomfort foods. Excellent service, clean, and fast. Coffee is excellent as well as their homemade Thai tea and boba. Egg rolls, spring rolls and calamari are delicious. My children love this place as well, it's the only Vietnamese restaurant we eat when we go to Reno and travel from Truckee. Always treat us like family I highly recommend Pho Kietzke.

We were in the area and decided to try something new! I would have ordered pho, but it was just a…read morelittle too hot outside for soup. The service was fast and welcoming, and the restaurant was clean and well-maintained. For such a small restaurant, they were constantly busy, turning over 5-6 tables within about an hour, which was impressive to see. The only challenge was parking, but that's pretty normal for downtown Reno. Overall, it was a good first visit, and I'd definitely stop by again to try more of their dishes next time!

Reno, Nevada -- July 4, 2026…read more Triple Seven, Broth Came Eleven Pho 777 sits in the wonderfully exhausted old bones of downtown Reno, next to the Cal Neva, in that part of town where the sidewalks look like they have seen Elvis, three divorces, two bankruptcies, and one suspiciously lucky keno ticket all before lunch. The name itself is already doing psychological cartwheels. Pho 777. Triple seven. Jackpot iconography. Vietnamese noodle numerology. A broth casino where fate, fish sauce, and sodium gather under fluorescent lights to argue about destiny. Even better, parked right outside was a big pickup with a license plate reading "PHO 777," which means either the owner has admirable branding discipline or some local noodle apostle has pledged lifetime loyalty to the temple. The facade is not shy. Giant food photos. Big "WE ARE OPEN" sign. Red, yellow, and gray like a slot machine that got a commercial lease and started selling brisket. It is not beautiful in a Napa Bistro sense. It is beautiful in the way a roadside oracle is beautiful when you are hungry, slightly dehydrated, and morally vulnerable on the Fourth of July. Inside, Pho 777 is spacious, clean enough, and painted in a cool baby-blue-gray that made me feel like I was dining inside a retired aquarium that now teaches community college accounting. There are chandeliers, ceiling fans, tile floors, plenty of seating, and that faintly melancholic instrumental music that makes every bowl of soup feel like it might be narrated by Ken Burns. Now, food. I ordered the #1, the "everything" pho -- rare steak, brisket, flank, tendon, tripe, the full zoological conference. I also got fried spring rolls and Vietnamese iced coffee because I am a scientist, and every experiment needs a stimulant, a control group, and at least one fried cylinder. The Vietnamese iced coffee was easily the star. Strong, sweet, cold, and caffeinated enough to make my left eyebrow file paperwork with the Nevada Gaming Commission. It had that proper condensed-milk thunder: dessert, beverage, and legal amphetamine-adjacent life decision all at once. The pho, sadly, did not hit jackpot. The broth was serviceable but a little quiet. Not offensive. Not tragic. Just under-commanded. It needed more depth, more perfume, more bones singing ancient songs from the bottom of the stockpot. Instead, it sort of whispered, "I am soup," and then politely stepped aside. The meat and noodles did their job, but the bowl never transformed into that grand steamy cathedral experience where you start believing in ancestors, basil, and your own emotional repair. The basil and side herbs were also a little low-voltage. The seeded hot sauce, sriracha, and salty fish sauce helped, but those are rescue helicopters, not architecture. The fried spring rolls looked promising but tasted like they may have spent a moment too long in the microwave witness protection program. Crispy-ish, warm-ish, edible, but missing that fresh crackle and greasy little angelic violence that makes fried rolls worth the cholesterol paperwork. Still -- and this matters -- it was July 4th. Most pho shops had vanished into holiday darkness. Pho 777 stayed open. And sometimes the best restaurant in town is not the most transcendent one. Sometimes it is simply the one with unlocked doors, strong coffee, decent fish sauce, and a bowl of soup when your soul is wandering around Reno like a confused tourist looking for electrolytes. So no, Pho 777 is not my top pho pick. The broth needs more character, the rolls need more life, and the herbs need to stop acting like they are on probation. But I respect the hustle. I respect the holiday hours. I respect the big weird jackpot signage. And I absolutely respect that iced coffee, which could probably power a small chandeliered submarine. Final verdict: not destination pho, but perfectly acceptable emergency pho. A lucky seven for availability, a modest five or six for flavor, and one heroic gold star for being open when the noodle gods were otherwise out drinking.

This place was recommended to me by an employee who worked at the nearby Circus Circus Casino…read moreHotel. I'm glad I took him up on his suggestion. I ordered the combo Pho and it was a large portion. All the meats were terrific and in generous portions. The veggies and garnishments were fresh. I also ordered the spring rolls. That was also very good. The place was clean and the service was prompt. The next time I am in the downtown area, I will definitely return.

I enjoyed my visit overall. I personally would have loved a bit more tofu and vegetables in the…read morepho, but I know I tend to be particular about that. The broth flavor was slightly on the lighter side for me, though if you're dining in they have great sauces available at the table that really help you customize and deepen the flavor to your liking. I appreciated that they were willing to swap the pork and shrimp spring rolls for tofu, which I thought was accommodating. The staff was friendly and attentive throughout my visit. The space itself felt clean and nicely decorated, which made the experience comfortable. I would come back again if I'm in the area.

DELICIOSO! the plates are always big here, and the music is a vibe. i asked the waiter to describe…read morewhat bulgogi like to my gf cause she's never had it, and he offered to have them cook her a little sample in the back yall better give jeff a raise!!

The food is very tasty and delicious! Bossman Kurtis , is…read morethe boom with excellent service ... So come and try it for yourself !!! You will never regret!!

probably the best vietnamese restaurant here in reno…read more the canh chua, sweet and sour cat fish soup was my favorite and not many places make this dish super delicious and recommended bun bo hue was good the summer rolls, pork was good in fish sauce, usually its dipped in peanut sauce, but the fish sauce was a nice alternative will definitely be back to try other dishes! thank you!

There are a lot of pho options in Reno, yay! This place was close to GSR where we were staying…read morethis time so it was convenient but also very good! The chicken pho was delicious and I would return. Typical price for a bowl, around $15. They do not offer tendon or tripe so if that is what you are looking for you might want to check another restaurant. They were not too busy the evening we went so there were plenty of seats in the smallish restaurant and the service was quick. It was cozy and a comfortable vibe. We will def come back next time we are staying in Reno.

You can never go wrong with HKD's hot pot. Every time I eat there, it's always my go to order. I…read morelove the quality of the meat they use, and the flavor is consistently delicious. I also tried their galbi for the first time, and it's definitely something I'll be ordering regularly alongside my hot pot. The chow fun was just okay

I haven't been up.in this area in a while. This restaurant is the first place I thought of for…read morefood. It's nice and comforting in all this time the restaurant remains consistent. It's also funny that staff don't bother bringing me the menu and they already remember to not bother bringing me ice water because they know I only ask for hot water. I ordered the beef chow fun which I haven't had in a long time. The quality is still there, they do great job in making this dish. This restaurant remains one of my go tos especially when they have hours that often match my schedule.

Food was excellent. Service was great. Very authentic. You ask for anything special and they try…read morevery hard to do it

Do not expect good pho, if you go here…read more The pho broth is straight up hot water with noodles and meats you'd find in a typical bowl of pho. The bowl of noodle soup resembles pho but does not possess an ounce of the pho flavor profile. Disappointed and I won't be coming back ever.