Le's Kitchen

Excellent fun in a cozy environment. We ordered the egg rolls and pho. Egg rolls were served hot and crispy, and were delicious. The pho with meatballs was excellent. Savoury broth full of flavor. They served the pho with a heaping dish of fresh vegetables, and were very generous with portion sizes. There were about 8 or 10 tables inside. Kid friendly.

Right off of 84 heading home to Boston from Atlantic City which made this location convenient. With a 4.6 rating we had to taste. We got pho special soup which was very bland. Definitely not comparable to a Vietnamese place you would find in NY or Boston. Was expecting to come here feeling like you just had a nice homemade food but it was the complete opposite. The pork rice dish was good but only BBQ option. Typically Vietnamese places would have regular pork chop as well. Overall this place is okay.

This place is a hidden gem!! The food quality is amazing and always fresh. The staff is very friendly and the space is very clean. It’s a cozy restaurant with a small seating area but there is a strong focus on food quality and authenticity. I highly recommend this place and will definitely be going again!

I love pho and was recommended this place to try. I got myself shrimp & pork spring roll ($6) and a bowl of pho special. ( $15 beef, tendon, tripe, meatballs) First off, the service was ok, the server was friendly and he offered to bring out their chili oil which was fire. The atmosphere of the place is pretty chill and cozy. And it wasn't loud so I liked that. + plenty parking spaces. The food... it's not horrible but it's not great either. To start with the spring rolls, the shrimp and pork were quite dry and flavorless. And the dipping sauce was just ready made hoisin sauce with crushed peanut pieces on top. Nothing special about it but it was below average to be honest. Thankfully it's $6 for two pieces - if it was a cent more, I'd have felt bad about ordering them. And then the special pho was a bit of disappointment. I love tendon, tripe and Vietnamese meatballs.. but honestly, rare beef wasn't quite rare and chewy, tendon and tripe were smelly and tripe could be cooked longer as it was a bit stiff and had a scent to it which tells me it wasn't prepared properly. Also towards the end, I found a piece of thick and dark hair stuck in one of the tendon piece in my soup.. I took it out and it looked like someone's eyelash. I didn't make a scene as I almost finished my meal by then. I paid tip and left quietly but I definitely will not go back.

The pho was just what I wanted. I got the beef special, and they include all the funky stuff I like.