Le Pho Vietnamese Restaurant

Very fresh and delicious!

Another word of the contender for Pho, vermicelli combination bowls, and other Vietnamese delights. In the old location of bacheeso's, the brightly lit interior and glass windows give a lively feel to a place that has obviously been discovered by the local business people. Definitely worth a try if you're in neighborhood of Dwight and San pablo.

Pho chicken soup, needed a bit more chicken, but very flavorful

Food was way too salty. Pho has fishballs that tasted like fake fish with artificial flavor and unknown ingredients. Coffee tastes awful. Avoid!!! Service was terrible. The manager has an extremely bad attitude. Dirty utensils and dangerous highchair for kids. See below for information about kids-friendliness. Avoid this place. The good thing is they have a spacious, bright store. Bathrooms are huge. Kid-friendliness: Dirty, malfunctioning highchair - be aware you are putting children at risk if you dine their. Kids unfriendly - no kids' utensils. We asked for utensil for Kids. It took them 20 minutes to finally bring us an adult huge bowl with cheap plastic disposable spoon. The bowl and spoon are all dirty! Poor service - the staff rejected to clean the highchair. we asked for alcohol wipes or sanitizer, they also failed to provide. We ended up cleaning the highchair (but paid them tips!) Their highchair is sticky all over, dirty, gross!

Brisket pho tastes like salt water, and there was a lot of fat on the brisket pieces. Service was over the top.

The clay pot dishes are sublime. I am particularly enamored of the shrimp clay pot. Sweet, savory, and bedded in perfect rice with a crispy bottom. It would be my death row request if my life path led me there. Service is friendly and authentic, prices are reasonable, and the large windows and corner lot provide a light airy atmosphere. Beer and wine are available, along with lemonade, coffee drinks, and other soft drinks. This is among my two favorite Vietnamese restaurants of all time. It’s always a good day when I’m lucky enough to eat here. Vegetarian options: Tofu as an option to many dishes. Kid-friendliness: My kid loves it. Wheelchair accessibility: On first floor, with no steps to entry.