Don't go there!!!! Terrible service, food less than OK, and......they charge you a CNF (extra tax) fee on your bill. We ask for clarification, they told us Paris charges them a fee to be part of the hotel and so we have to pay an extra tax to them. Went to the Paris management, they didn't know this was happening at the restaurant. We received THE WORST SERVICE OF OUR LIVES!!!!

negative

I really wonder if they named this after Kim Long or they meant to Pho Kim Long Time. Either way, out of many many Pho restaurants I've tried in Atlanta, New York, San Diego and San Francisco, this one is one of my favorites. Only Pho I've tried in Vegas but they know what they're doing. You'll be greeted by a huge Sea aquarium the type you see in MTV Cribs worth thousands of dollars. This place must be doing good business because the decorations inside are pretty hard core. They have another aquarium with a King fish and black and white Nemo's. Pretty awesome! The staff at this place is excellent at serving the customers. I think everyone that was working at Pho Kim Long (I can't stop laughing at this name) came up to our table (except the cooks). We had a busy table so you know how it is when people like to add picky stuff to their Pho... garlic, limes, extra mint, chili paste, nguoc mum, sriracha... etc. I ordered the Bun with Egg Rolls (cho gio) and char-grilled BBQ pork. The bowl was a bit smaller than usual but it was very well made. This is a simple dish but the key item is the noodles. Sometimes they are too soggy or they can also be too dry and sticky. This place had perfect noodles for the Bun. The servers gave us some Pho broth since it was so cold outside. Very nice gesture! Everyone had a small bowl of broth which was very good in flavor. However, if this is the Pho broth they use for every dish then I would avoid the Pho since it was a bit heavy in texture. I thought it should be more watered down. We had an additional order of fried egg rolls which was pretty decent, nothing fantastic but still good. Something unique about this place is their variety of Asian cuisine. They are obviously mainly Vietnamese but you can also find Chinese dishes and even Pad Thai. Very unusual in my experience. One of my friends ordered combo #108 which was amazing. It was similar to Bo Luc Lac but with bigger meat pieces and with excellent steamed broccoli. I'm getting #108 next time. Found my hangover spot a couple of miles off the strip! Pho Kim Long Soon!

positive

I completely forgot to update and mention that I spent the next day throwing up. On my birthday. Again, what a terrible experience!

negative

Well, you pay for what you get. I'd stayed at Mandalay prior to this and OMG it was night and day. I got here early and asked for a great view, which I got. That was the coolest part of my stay. This hotel is ghetto. It's ugly outside but you can forgive that but the rooms feel like they've not been updated since 1973. The wallpaper in Tower 1 looks original; we were on a nonsmoking floor that had to have been a smoking floor at some point. The room had two small lights. One lamp by the bed and an old kind of hanging light over this ugly small table. They do not have wifi in this hotel either. They did have an ethernet (if you have a laptop and not a tablet!). The view rocked but the water pressure in the hotel was practically just a drip; I hated it. It was sooooo 1970s, no wonder I paid $80 a night.
negative