Pho Bosa Kitchen

Most authentic Vietnamese soup in vegas for a dude who been to Vietnam. Love the bone hock found in their bowl. Rich flavor in their pho. Red and white cabbage for soup adds another layer of crunch in the soup while adding fiber. Not found in any other pho place I know. Family owned hole in the wall.

I had pho and the soup is very tasteful! I love pho so i am a pretty hard critic. Lovr the pho. Everyone is super friendly and very accomodating.ni also ordered spring rolls to go, also super delicious as i would make it myself! Will def come back again!

This restaurant offers a unique dining experience. Upon being seated, you scan a QR code to access the menu, order, and pay online. Once you've placed your order, they bring your food directly to your table. We arrived around 2 p.m. and were immediately seated. The atmosphere was cozy, with curtains covering the windows, creating a nice, dim ambiance that I really appreciated. The vibe was quiet and relaxed, perfect for enjoying our meal. We ordered the Pork Sausage Spring Rolls, Shrimp & Tomato Crab Soup, and Cơm Tấm (grilled pork). The spring rolls came with a warm, savory dipping sauce, which added a great flavor. The grilled pork in the Cơm Tấm was delicious and the portion size was generous. However, I found the tomato crab soup a bit too salty for my taste and felt it lacked variety

I was looking at old low rated reviews and fortunately did not have the same experience. My husband and I have always been treated with respect and kindness. I always order the fresh spring rolls with the rolled up wrap inside that gives it a little crunch; still your traditional soft and fresh rice paper on the outside. I haven't been to a place that does the same. The banh mi sandwiches are exceptional as well as the pho soup and grilled chicken vermicelli bowl. Yes, the ordering system was confusing at first, but we just ask to order directly from the waiter, Mo. We hope this opens up again soon.

Food was alright but they charge for everything ridiculously! $1 for satay sauce for your pho, $1 for rare beef on the side? And a 20% compulsory tips even though you order from a QR code at the table. I can now see why the restaurant is almost always empty. They are also not always open. You have to call to make sure. Not going to get ripped off like this! Do not recommend. There are other better pho places out there.