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  1. Phở Kim Long

    Vietnamese

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    A casual Vietnamese noodle shop on Spring Mountain Road that does its best work after the casinos have taken everything you brought. At 3am the room splits between people refusing to end the night and industry workers who just ended theirs. The spicy beef phở comes with a plate of jalapeños and limes, and the steam off the bowl is thick enough to cloud your glasses, which at that hour is a mercy.

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    • Spicy beef phở

      “Whichever camp you fall into, the spicy beef phở has enough heat to jolt you back to life, especially once you dump in the full plate of jalapeno slices and lime wedges that arrives alongside it.”

      The Infatuation
    • Garlicky fried chicken wings

      “If soup isn’t your jam, opt for a comforting clay pot layered with rice, eggplant and pork, one of the stir-fried noodles, or garlicky fried chicken wings.”

      Eater
    • Portobello fries

      “The menu spans easy-to-share snacks like portobello fries, Vietnamese crepes, crab rangoons, and spring rolls, along with noodle dishes, porridges, and sizzling pots of meat.”

      Eater

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