Lê Phở House
1400 N Westgate Dr Suite 100, Weslaco
(956) 405-2440
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I’ve been a customer since they started and will forever be a customer. They have the best pho 🍜 ever. It’s always good and the customer service is always excellent. Highly recommend it.
Pho was delicious.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I didn't like the food ?
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 1
Service: 1
Amazing quality food and great service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very good pho!
My boy loves to eat at this place and he’s a very picky eater! Totally recommend ??
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Pho
The noodles were so chewy and filled with flavor the broth is so yummy.
I would like it a little more spicy but other than that it's delicious.
Definitely coming back.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls, Bún Bò Huế Spicy Pho
A nice find in a sea of fast food, Mexican food, and big food chains. The place is rather small, but enough for the people that take a risk to venture there. The menu is simple, with about different versions of pho, spring or egg rolls and rice. It is more on the pricy spectrum but worth it. If you like tofu, chicken, beef with your soup noodles, then this is a place for you.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Great food & sweetest staff!! Ate my whole bowl ?
Vegetarian options: They have a vegetarian pho
Dietary restrictions: Pho is low cal so I don’t think any dietary restrictions
Parking: Plenty of parking
Kid-friendliness: Was kid friendly
Wheelchair accessibility: Easy accessibility
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls, Bún Bò Huế Spicy Pho, Pho Noodles Beef Broth Only, Bun Bo Hue Broth
This is my first time writing a restaurant review. I have been in this place several times and the food is great but today they got my order wrong. I was dining in and when the server brought the noodle soups I noticed right away it was a different soup than what I had ordered. I let the server know right away that it was the wrong soup. She said there as nothing they could do about it since they had already brought out the order to the table. She told me she would bring me hot oil to make my broth spicy instead of getting me the correct spicy broth. After she left, I got up and insisted a 2nd time since it was their mistake. Again she said they could not do anything about it, that if I wanted they could bring me the correct soup and would be charged for it. I told them I was very disappointed and she just shrugged and said I'm sorry. I guess they rather lose a customer than lose the cost of a cup of noodles. Even though the food is good here, a bad customer service issue ruined the entire experience as I ended up eating a different item I was not craving.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 1
I am genuinely impressed with the qualities found in this restaurant. Le Pho House provides great food, great service and a great atmosphere - you'll be sure to dine in with a big smile on your face.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Fried Rice and Sea Food Pho, Seafood Pho, Seafood, Chicken Phở, Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls, Fried Rice and Spring Rolls, Vegetarian Phở, Chicken Broth
Restaurantji Recommends
Kid-friendliness: Good but food warm. Missing some items.
Recommended dishes: Seafood
Non-eco-friendly carryout containers is the definitive reason why I will not continue to patronize this business. Owner did not take my review seriously. They need to do better in order to afford the rent & make a profit. I have Vietnamese friends & associates whom have fed me! I lived in the 2nd floor apartment of my (Vietnamese) friend Gia's house while working in Philly to help with a 3-month COVID vaccination blitz. Dr. Nguyen was my late husband's trusted pulmonologist. I must also add that I'm spoiled because I've traveled and been able to experience the wonderful street foods and small restaurants of many cities in other parts of the world, including SE Asia. I have visited forest and city monasteries to pay homage to the Buddha and to support the monks and nuns. Also, I and my late husband, (who became my companion when I was 16 years old), lived in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for decades. I must say that Philadelphia is a place where one can find eateries owned by people from every obscure corner of the planet. I would imagine that there are at least 75 Philadelphia and Philadelphia area restaurants that prepare and serve authentic Vietnamese cuisine. Many of them are located in South Philly and center city Philly. Wherever Vietnamese people settle one can find Vietnamese food- even from the occasional food truck.There are Vietnamese-style eating establishments all throughout the Southeastern Pennsylvania and South Jersey region. There is good competition. And in order to compete and retain clientele the food, service, and environment must meet a compulsory standard. Also, there are many different Asian noodle houses in Philly and surrounding counties. Add the Malaysian, Indonesian, Cambodian, Lao, Thai, and Burmese restaurants and it can be a challenge to decide which ones to patronize. Lots of choices, and all unique. I like to support small businesses, especially those owned by women &/or local families. First meal there 4 months ago was OK. I ate in & had the vegetable, tofu pho w/chicken broth & it was tasty. I enjoyed it. More than sufficient. The seating there is OK. Yesterday, (the 2nd & last time), I ordered pick up online. After 1/2 hr+ wait: I picked up my noodles w/chicken(?) broth(?) & vegetables. I saved the fresh cilantro, scallions & basil. They were fine. Sampled the rest and ditched it. This is why: noodles were broken into pieces & overcooked; broth had no resemblance to chicken or even broth, but more like a weak boullion of something, but certainly NOT chicken. Since I saved the Hoisin sauce, cilantro, chili, basil & green onions, I added them to the meal I later made at home- pho with my own Vientaine broth, with broccoli, string beans, shallots. I wanted to treat myself yesterday. I don't go to restaurants since my husband passed away. Just a lesson to be happy at home & enjoy my own cooking. I will, however, very occasionally travel to Thai Chili restaurant 22 miles west of home. That's always a hit & consistently delicious. I'll save my Vietnam food experience for my return to South Philly where the restaurants are many and offer excellent Vietnamese dishes- even the exotic specialties that are very uniquely Vietnamese.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Amazing! Customer service and food highly recommend
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls, Bún Bò Huế Spicy Pho, Fried Rice and Spring Rolls
it was good ...the only thing I didn't like was that the left over pho that I took home looked way different than the one I had at the restaurant. my broth was reddish... came home and it was white. it didn't taste the same. tasted watered down.. 😕 that's the only disappointment. I guess you have to eat it right then and there... 🤷🏻♀️
Love coming for lunch and dinner. The owners are the sweetest and make sure your experience is great every time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Beef Pho, Seafood Pho, Seafood, Chicken Phở, Spring Rolls and Egg Rolls
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