Pho Le Vietnamese Cuisine

I wish I could leave 3.5 stars. My review is split down the middle because half of my items were really solid and the other half weren't.Thai tea- one of the worst Thai teas I've had in columbus restaurants Vietnamese Spring Rolls- the shrimp was super funky/fishy tasting and the pork was NASTY. Peanut sauce was meh. Rare beef pho- I wish I had received more fresh herbs with this, but it was a solid dish. Broth tasted right, beef was tender...no complaints.Charred beef bahn mi- super solid! Baguette had a nice crunch to it. Meat was well seasoned. Had a proper amount of veggies and mayo on it. I would get food from here again, but def avoiding those rolls and Thai tea.

I put off coming here because of the mixed reviews, and because it seemed that in this commercialized stretch it would just be watered-down Vietnamese. Came today because it was handy and seemed appropriate for cold weather.Then I went and didn't get pho, the best soup and restorative for a chilly day like today. They had lots of specials, and I got the grilled chicken with rice (com ga nuong I think, and you could also get vermicelli.) It just sounded good. And it was good. Perfect chunks of tender flavorful chicken grilled up nicely, perfect rice, an assortment of veggies. All on a platter, not mixed, and with a vinegary dressing that worked on the veggies and on the rice. Warm enough, and tasty. Also got a pork banh mi to go, thit nuong. Tightly "wrapped," a great combination of flavors and textures. Plenty of tender pork, with fresh veggies. Is it the best in town? Nah. But it's pretty good, and there are plenty of options on the menu. Very small. Clean and comfy inside, but business at noon on a weekday seemed mostly carryout, and only one other diner. Language issues, so we made do with writing numbers and pointing. I'll be back to try the pho, and other items.

I will be the first to admit that I am a viet food snob. I think I have every right to be. Its the food I grew up eating. I have a particular palette when it comes to it. I try not to be so harsh. I avoid things like pho and other soups because I know my taste and I love my family's version of it. We live in columbus, there's not a lot of viet people so I know restaurants are trying to cater to a western palette as to not "scare" people. Shout out to the adventurous people though. That being said, I love the way they do their pork. It is so flavorful. I have gotten them pork banh mi before and today I tried to bun thit nuong. It was perfectly portioned. Each item. There was a perfect amount of noodles, pork, veggies and sauce. I like that they added bi (shredded pork/pork skin). You normally find this on the combo rice dish but I liked it on the noodles! Veggies were fresh, I like when they don't get buried under the noodles.Knowing all the pieces and parts to making viet food, I have a true appreciate when I eat it. Great price point as well. I dined in, and it was quiet. They had just opened. It's clean, and not busy. Looks like they mainly work off of take out items. I can't wait to go back and try the soups despite being a snob, mostly because I'm far from home and grandma's soup.

One of my favorite places to grab food in Columbus. Sorry I don't have a better pic. The pho always tastes so fresh and flavorful, and they do a good job packing it up to-go. I never use the sauce brackets because the broth is so good. The egg rolls are yummy too. The same man is there every time I go, he is very sweet. Support amazing small businesses like this!

Got takeout this evening, put the noodles and its components in a bowl, and was eating until halfway pulled a long black hair strands with my chopstick. Gross. Lost my appetite

Had a great experience! Not lots of people at the restaurant. We were concerned about the reviews but me and my wife decided to go anyway it was amazing. Friendly environment. Food was amazing we order both beef strip pho it was amazing. Have to say this guy place is soo underrated in Columbus. Definitely go check out if I haven't. ;)

Well, it's hard to be unbiased and positive when the broth tastes like dishwasher detergent from the plastic bowls or utensils. I really liked supporting this family but I won't be back.

I have eaten here several times now.The staff were quite accommodating, making suggestions for us.Wife has vermicelli grilled beef..nice size portion.Mi Quang was my sons choice..amazing wide noodles.I had a crab noodle soup...savory, not salty and not spicy.Son had toasted coconut water and I had soy milk to drink.We shared 2 orders of summer (unfriend rice paper) rolls.Well worth your visit.

Excellent grilled pork at this restaurant. Would highly recommend. Nice little restaurant while on a day trip to Columbus, Ohio.

we got the wontons! had to go early to get it before it sold out! the noodles were perfectly bouncy and chewy and the broth flavor was delectable, restoring my soul in this cold weather 10/5 stars