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    Saigon Corner Restaurant

    4.7 (955 reviews)
    ModerateSoup, Vietnamese, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 4:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM

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    Pho Dat biec
    Pammy N.

    Came here by myself on a Saturday around 5pm. I was seated right away. I see it can get pretty crowded. I like how all the tables are pretty separated so that's nice. There's Vietnamese music playing in the background average volume. I ordered the pho dac biet, literally it came in 2 mins, so that was really quick. It's a large bowl & they stack the protein which is great. However, the broth was pretty bland. It could use more flavor & the noodles were overcooked, so it was too soft. I wouldn't mind coming back to try something else. The pho was probably like a 5/10 to me.

    (L to R): Peach Lemongrass Tea and Pandan Coffee
    Victoria P.

    Every time I come to this place, it does not disappoint! Service time is quick, staff are friendly and attentive, and the food/drinks are delicious! I like how the specials change from time to time as well. Gives a nice cozy vibe! Will definitely be back!

    Steak and garlic noodles
    William D.

    Very good experience with some great Vietnamese food. The garlic noodles had so much garlic, the steak was mostly tender, and the egg rolls were tasty. Service was also on point with several different people checking in on us. I also like that they give you a large carafe of water when you get sat. I'm sure we'll be back. Parking in this plaza isn't an issue.

    Spring Rolls
    Chad C.

    This is my wife's absolute favorite Vietnamese restaurant--she raves about it constantly. She's especially obsessed with their Short Rib Pho, which I still haven't tried. Every time I go, I fully intend to order it... and then something else catches my eye. Today was no different. You have to start with the spring rolls. The fresh ones come packed with shrimp and a crisp roll of rice paper inside for that perfect crunch, all dipped in their sweet-yet-tangy fish sauce that ties everything together beautifully. Today I went with the Garlic Noodles and Wagyu Steak (medium rare), and it was hands-down the best thing on the table. (My wife will probably fight me on that.) The garlic noodles were bold and savory--strong enough to keep even the friendliest vampires away--but with just enough sweetness to keep you coming back for more. My nephew and I couldn't get enough. And the Wagyu Steak? Absolutely divine. Perfectly cooked, buttery, juicy, and packed with flavor. Easily the best I've had here. The interior is fantastic too. They've styled the place like a charming little Asian street market, with each table set up like its own market stall. It's fun, immersive, and I love the vibe. One quick heads-up: they take a one-hour break between lunch and dinner (4-5 PM), so plan accordingly if you're coming in during that window. We arrived right at 5 PM when they reopened, and our party of six was seated immediately with menus and water. Our waitress was attentive, and the orders came in quickly. Highly recommend!

    Clams
    Todd F.

    The decor is really cool. Our waitress Truc was very sweet and helpful. The Clams and Perrywinkles were awesome too. Our mains were great. Highly recommend for a laid back Vietnamese meal.

    Irene F.

    Drinks, food and service was great! Definitely recommend :) Our server was quick and friendly.

    Melanie T.

    Saigon Corner is definitely a little further off the strip than the typical Chinatown distance so about 30 minute drive. The decor is very interesting and I do like that there are private booths per dining party. We came during lunch and there was a 40 min wait but that seems to be the norm in Vegas that weekend. Food was actually pretty good. They have some interesting presentation for some of their items. I think the best dish was the garlic butter noodle with the steak. The steak in that dish was just so so good. I would love to have that on its own. Everything we ate was quite tasty and had a lot of flavor. I would skip on the drinks. They definitely taste more like a powder blend so I wasn't a fan of any of them.

    Bun Bo hue
    Bonnie N.

    Very cute inside, authentic while also feeling like I was on vacay in a touristy spot in actual Vietnam. Bun Bo hue was not bad, coconut milk claims were pretty good. I had a guava juice drink and it was delicious and was a generous amount. I believe this place is owned by the same people as Saigon Alley (hotpot) but this location specializes in snails. Next time I return, I'll bring my mom and see if she likes their snails. Service was too much at the beginning (multiple people asking to take our order when we needed more time to review menu and decide) but at the end we had to wait a long time before we could get some to go boxes, place a to-go order, and get the check. But overall I would still return to try out other menu items.

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    Eric J.

    The Pho was very authentic and the cuisine was overall delicious. I have traveled to Saigon a long time ago and I still have memories of how delicious their food is. I am pleased to have gone here and relived my vivid memories of my travels to Vietnam. The staff was friendly and the atmosphere is vibrant. This is the best Vietnamese food in Las Vegas!

    Derek T.

    One of my go to spots for Viet food and pho! Food and service are always on point and the restaurant has really solid vibes! Haven't been disappointed by any menu items yet and I've been slowly trying more of it (including snail options)

    "Create your own pho" with rare steak and meatballs
    Dolly J.

    We originally came here due to the husband craving for pho. Food was pretty good. My husband and I enjoyed the food. The egg rolls were delicious but I was not a fan of the lettuce leaves. We ate them and tastes good with the egg rolls, but they looked "not as fresh." Not pictured, the hubby's main dish, special bun, bun dac biet. He said it was good and was glad he got that instead of pho (as to why we came here). The green tea milk tea had a good matcha flavor and not too sweet, which was nice. The service could have been better. It started off okay at first, as the servers were attentive. Towards the end, when we got the check, we waited quite a while for them to take the check to charge my card. We ended up taking it up to the front. Ambiance was nice. It felt like we were in an alleyway of some sort. A difference vibe. But overall, food was good. Menu was quite extensive. Want to come back to try other items on the menu.

    Bun Bo Hue. I appreciate the giant beef rib. Com Thom. Tasty authentic Vietnamese food.
    Jim J.

    I've been a loyal fan since their "Pho King" restaurants. Anyhow this place is tasty. Top 3 Vietnamese restaurants in Vegas. Everything is authentic and well balanced flavor wise. I haven't been during dinner time to try their snails and "beer drinking street food" (aka ăn nhậu) menu. But I'm sure it's good, because that type of Vietnamese food is hard to find in Vegas. Place is clean and comfortable restaurant with friendly service.

    Grilled beef with rice
    Danielle C.

    Love this Pho restaurant! Located on the SW side of town off Fort Apache and Russell. The ambiance in the restaurant takes you to Thailand street markets. The service is always quick and they are always kind. Now the food here is the best ive been to many Pho spots but I am hooked on this one the Short rib pho is top tier also the grilled beef with rice was soooo good! 10/10

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