Pho Saigonese – Chinatown

Pho Saigonese made its name on noodle soups in the south valley, then opened this second shop on Spring Mountain Road at Jones Boulevard in 2025; the Review-Journal reported that a car crashed into the building about a month before it opened. The bánh mì list is short. The Bánh Mì Phở, which the menu calls the Pho French Dip, puts stir-fried brisket, grilled onions, jalapeño, cilantro, house mayo and pâté on a baguette and comes with a cup of beef pho broth for dipping. There are also charbroiled pork (patties or pork belly) and lemongrass chicken bánh mì, each with house chips.

Eat in or order online through its site; the Chinatown shop doesn't take reservations. It's open 10 to 10 every day except Tuesday, when it's closed.

Sources: phosaigoneselv.com (Chinatown, 6125 Spring Mountain Rd 89146, (725) 204-8201, Mon–Sun 10AM–10PM, Tuesday closed; Southeast, 1740 E Serene Ave; online ordering; no reservations in Chinatown; Instagram pho_saigonese; checked 2026-11-07, phone and hours checked 2026-11-10) and its food menu (three bánh mì); Johnathan L. Wright, "Vietnamese restaurant opens in Chinatown Vegas after debut delayed by car crash", Las Vegas Review-Journal, 2025 (photo dated 2025-07-22; 6125 Spring Mountain Road at South Jones; grilled pork bánh mì; known for noodle soups). Map pin from the US Census geocoder.

Photo: phosaigoneselv.com.