Pho 87

Hostess was funny and sweet great food good prices. Totally worth it.

Food was excellent! Staff very friendly! The price was a little higher than I'm used to paying for Pho but once the food came I could see why. Quality ingredients.

Cool little spot on the outskirts of China town. The owner was friendly and funny. She stayed and chatted with me at the table. She had a dry sarcastic sense of humor which becomes very apparent with the signs on the wall. Food was excellent. I tried their oxtail pho. Super tender meat, fresh basil limes and beansprouts. The soup was much more flavorful then a lot of the other pho places in the area. The food here is a bit higher priced then other pho places. If that's a concern you should question why you don't think you're worth spending a few more dollars on yourself. Overall I had a great experience and I'll sure I'll return

I thought it was closed when I walked in, not a very inviting place. I noticed the empty restaurant. Someone came to greet me, seemed like they came from the kitchen. He sat me then asked if I was ready to order, I ordered a Thai ice tea and water. Then when he returned with them I ordered the Chicken Pho or (White boy special) as listed on the menu. Looking around the place was really falling apart and looks like maybe someone lives there. I saw a sign that said "if our foods dont meet your standards, lower your standards. People with lower standards are happier" and another sign that said "Our prices are high, if your not willing to pay for good food go somewhere else." I felt uneasy, I felt like I should dash for the door, but it was too late I had already ordered. I was delightfully surprised to see how fresh the limes, bean sprouts, and thai basil was, this is often my first indicator that the place is a good pho restaurant. The "White Boy Special" was steaming hot and it looked so fresh, the chicken looked like it had been cooked by the broth. The noodles were wider than most pho restaurants but it was a just tender as the thinner noodles. I slurped up the noodles and broth so fast, I even think my, server/cook/host got joy from me eating his soup. It was a pleasant surprise. I hope more people have a similar experience! I also would love to see the place be renovated and opened up to be a more inviting place.

The soup is fine.
The restaurant is a mess -- I thought there was a flood or something and they threw all their household belongings in a corner, but apparently based on other reviews that stuff has been around for years... It also looks like there's bullet holes in the side window...
The weirdly sarcastic typed signs and notices everywhere are bizarre and a sign of mental illness.
The woman owner/server is funny but clearly mentally disturbed.
The prices are a bit high, but not so extreme.
Overall, a weird but slightly entertaining Vegas experience... I guess...