Pho Lee's

Ordered beef pho and eggrolls for delivery. Pho was so good and the eggrolls were disgustingly good, I was mad i didn't order more. Cant wait to stop by next time im in town

Pho was good, not bad but have definitely have had better, it's a bit on the sweeter side. Our table was on a weird slant so it was a bit annoying to sit at. Their water tastes weird, def from the tap but seems like maybe old pipes or something. There's also a pretty big lizard thing in a small tank that's depressing to look at because the tank looks way too small.

The pho is good. I usually DoorDash the grilled pork vermicelli. For dine in, I found a small piece of plastic so needs quality control

Very good pho. I took it to-go and cooked the meat for a bit longer cuz I don't like raw meat. But the flavors were banging!

This restaurant is inside the Asian town center. We walked in and were greeted by the owners children. Nice kids and seemed like they've been working at pho lees all their life... food was good. We got the brisket pho and the portions were great! The water seemed a bit off like it was straight from the sink in the back, but you can order different drinks. The service was fast. My girlfriend and I were in and out in less than 45 mins. Overall, a great little spot if you're looking to get a quick bite and head back on the road. Definitely don't come here for a romantic date night though.... I will be back!

This place is tucked in on E38 in the Asia Town center. Had a chance to try it today and was not disappointed. Had Pho Tai ( rare beef noodle soup) and it was on point. There are some good spots in this area of Asia town for Pho. This is one of them. Give it a try!

first time here, and I must say I enjoyed it. Cozy little place tucked in to the Asia-town Mall.I had the Bo kho, and it was deliciously rich and flavorful. Also had an oder of crispy pork spring rolls. They were very tasty and amazingly crispy. I got an order of Bun vermicelli to go with shrimp and short ribs. I had it the next day for lunch. It was good, but not great. The short ribs were sliced so thin that I would compare them to five sheets of paper in thickness. There were six pieces of this, which might make up one normal sized piece of short rib that you would expect to get several of in an order of this type. There was also no Thai basil at all in the dish.The place is obviously family run as there were three or four children between the ages of about five and 12 running around the whole time. I have no problem with that and it was kind of fun to watch them play. All in all, a good experience, and I will try it again.

Ambiance: This charming family-run place is tucked inside Asia Town Center. They have a bearded dragon chilling by the front door and, on time, they had a whole hog, roasted ducks, and incense set out as prayer shrine which my parents used to do growing up. The parents don't speak great english but their kids who look like teenagers do. They're very patient and helpful if you have questions about their menu and their prices are very reasonable. It's not the most professional place but you truly get a sense of the first-generation immigrant experience happening here which is something pretty cool to experience and support. Food: The pho here is one of the better options in Cleveland. The broth has a solid beefy flavor that isn't adulterated with sugar or black pepper like some other places although there might be a hint of tumeric I could do without. Their add-in veges including the sprouts, onions, and basil are fresh and the portions of beef, tripe, and noodles are well-proportioned. We have also had the cha siu banh mi which was a little light on the cha siu but otherwise was spot on in terms of the bread, do chua pickles, pate, etc. It tasted exactly like the banh mi I grew up eating in San Diego and LA. Like other reviewers might have noted, the menu is a little pared down compared to Superior Pho and Number One Pho nearby. You won't find shredded pork skin and steamed egg loaf in the rice dishes or cold cuts in your sandwiches but what they do offer, they generally do very well. If you've been unimpressed with the other Pho offerings in town, i would recommend giving this place a try.

Pho Lee's is one of the solid Vietnamese restaurants in Cleveland! Disclaimer: I have only tried this as take out.I like that the menu is simple but has the essentials that you would be looking for at a Vietnamese pho restaurant. I ordered the spring rolls and pho dac biet. The food comes nicely packaged and still fresh and warm. I like that they separate the soup and noodles/meats. The determining factor of a good bowl of pho is really the flavor of the broth and Pho Lee's has nailed it! It is super flavorful and fragrant. I also appreciate the hoisin sauce and sirarcha sauce they include on the side!As for the appetizers, they have egg rolls and spring rolls to choose from. The shrimp and pork spring rolls is nicely wrapped! I like the added crunchiness and texture that the fried crispy egg wrapper adds. The best part is the dipping sauce, which is super nutty and sweet and savory!Pro tip: get yourself a big noodle bowl so you can put your delicious bowl of pho together and eat it in the comforts of your home!

i always have nothing but good things to say about this place. food is phenomenal, best pho in the area. The spring rolls are also my favorite. service is fast and efficient. very family owned restaurant so restaurant can be busy and not exactly the best place for a romantic date, but that's how you know the food is going to be great!