Pho Le Vietnamese Restaurant

came here for dinner. local spot nearby. plenty of parking spaces in a busy shopping center. had their rice w porkchops and Vietnamese iced coffee. I asked the kid how many porkchops does it come w and he said 1. so I ordered another, because usually rice w porkchops include 2. anyway - it came w 2 and now I had 3 total. not complaining! just wrong information anywho... the rice & porkchops was very good. enjoyed it quite a bit. also added an extra fried egg, which is not as runny as it should be but fine. the extra porkchop for extra protein was a plus! the Vietnamese iced coffee was lackluster. pretty light in flavor: both sweetness and in coffee. 1 thing I will point out that is noticeable: the kid never brought out water for me, but brought it out to every other customers that was

Pho cravings hit, so I stopped by Pho Le for a bowl of spicy beef noodle soup. And honestly? The food was great. The broth had that deep, slow-cooked flavor that feels like a warm hug, the kind that tells you someone took their time getting it just right. The place was clean, the service was friendly, and overall, it was a solid meal. But here’s where things felt a little off—I’m sitting in a Vietnamese restaurant, spoon in one hand, chopsticks in the other, and in the background? Hispanic music and Spanish TV. It wasn’t loud or obnoxious, just… not what I expected. I get that the area has a big Hispanic community, and I respect that, but when I go for Vietnamese food, I want the full experience. Call it a pet peeve, but it kind of took me out of the moment. Would I come back? Yeah, for

Great food, fresh drinks and food. Friendly wait staff here! That’s all I can say.

The chicken and shrimp pho were great. Wish we knew the size of the bowl though, it was hugeee 😅 Sadly we also ordered Fried Chicken wings and all the pieces had red blood around the bones. All in all, it was a good experience. The staff were pretty sweet and welcoming too.

I recently dined at a Vietnamese restaurant and I have to say, the experience was quite good. The restaurant had a cozy and welcoming atmosphere, with friendly and attentive staff. The menu offered a good variety of traditional Vietnamese dishes. For my appetizer, I tried the shrimp roast (something new) rolls, which were filled with shrimp, and came with sweet and spicy sauce for dipping. For my main course, I ordered the pho with chicken, which was flavorful and well-seasoned. The broth was rich and savory, and the chicken was tender and cooked to perfection. The dish had a good balance of sweetness, sourness, and spiciness, which made for a complex and satisfying flavor profile. Siracha was on the side.