The food and service are good. Their bún bò Huế is better than Phở (even though the owner said their signature is Phở )

I used to come here with my family at least once a week. It was one of our go-to places to eat for something quick and tasty. I recently came to visit and remembered exactly why we used to come so often. They were always super consistent with flavor and their food in general. I love getting their bo kho, bun bo hue, bun rieu, and the carmel used catfish dish. I recommend coming here for tasty, consistent viet food; you just can't go wrong with anything on the menu !

8/10 Food was good the beef jus had alot of fat on it so i had to pick it off before eating it and the carrots was VERY BIG !!!! But other than that the service was amazing

Came here for lunch around noon, and it was not very crowded. The friendly staff was able to sit us quickly and take our orders. We both just ordered pho, and it was decent. The soup was sweet, very flavorful. The noodles were perfectly cooked with a nice chewy texture. The side dish veggies were all very fresh. The only issue is that the beef round steak was overcooked already when the pho was served.

This is my 2nd or 3rd visit to this place. Its consistent each time, and I'm glad to find that they have a dedicated parking lot for customers. It fits quite a bit of cars, actually...though the spaces are bit tight. The restaurant decor is what you'd expect, typical viet restaurant...however, the only thing worthy of calling out was that it was dimly lit. I think they were going for a romantic vibe...but I don't know how any viet restaurant like this could pass for that. The staff were friendly and was ready to answer my questions about the menu. The food came out accurately and timely. The family enjoyed the meal. I think their broth was a little on the salty side. The fried egg rolls and fresh spring rolls were okay. I'm not from the Dorchester area, so I don't eat pho here frequently, but I do eat pho more regularly in the western boston and allston/brighton areas. Many will think I'm crazy but I kind of like places liek Pho Viets and Pho Viets II better than this place. My family really liked Pho Le though, so I'm in the minority for sure. If you're in Dorchester, the 2 best pho places are Pho Le and Pho Hao, which is right across the streeet and also has a parking lot next to theirs. I'll let the photos speak for themselves, since I'm in the minority in my opinion about this place. I personally would give Pho Le's 3 stars but the family really like it so I'll do 4 stars.

Came here for lunch right at opening on a Saturday morning and we were seated as soon as our entire party arrived. We had a group of 8+ people so they gave us a larger table in the back and were taken care of right away - pretty decent service! The folks working were patient as we had to wait a while for everyone to arrive and they were efficient at taking our orders. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time, albeit there was a huge difference in some people getting their orders 15+ minutes before others; overall, I would work on trying to get orders out at the same time, but we had a larger group so I understand that might be harder. The pho itself was pretty delicious - I got the classic dac biet/combination soup and was pretty satisfied. It tasted good, was a good portion, and I left full and happy. Overall, this place is a solid spot for pho and other Vietnamese dishes. Their rice plates also looked good and I wouldn't mind trying that as well as some of their drinks in the future!