I'm going to guess there aren't many recent reviews or reviews in general because the name "Phó' Lê Vietnamese & Thai Cuisine" has been written differently on Yelp, Uber Eats, and Google maps. I checked the street view to verify Phó' Lê is correct. This place is also being represented the following ways: Yelp: Pho Le (submitted correction) Google: Phó' Lê (correct) Uber Eats: Phû Lí (???) DoorDash: Pho Le ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ They don't seem to keep any web presence and from the pics this looks like a food truck. I know of this place because they've saved us at 2am on the weekend when we were in desperate need of chicken pho, and most recently chicken pho & the chicken and rice plate. We visit Portland periodically and sometimes don't have adequate snacks or have a later night than we anticipated. We've ordered off Uber eats from this place twice and the food has been consistently piping hot and delicious! Absolute save and win for late night dining when we've hit major caloric deficits through the evening. We absolutely love the food here.

I thought all Thai food are sweet, so when I first tasted it, I was surprised that is it not overly sweet at all. I got the Pad Kee Mao as a "today's special ($6)". I think that is why the quantity was a bit less that I expected. I was a little worried about their hygiene because the cart looks old, and pictures on the front are fading lol. But I guess you cannot judge a book by its cover. The waiting time was a bit long. I believe I spent over 15 mins waiting for my food to be done because there was only one person taking orders and making the food. I would recommend their Pad Kee Mao to anyone who haven't tried it already.

Had the masaman curry (6$) and the pad Thai (5$) and a lg Thai tea (2$) Good portions, took a while as it was all fresh, but keep in mind if on lunch. Great bang for your Buck, Thai tea was very good as was the pad Thai, curry wasn't bad nor amazing. Would go again

Yup, this place makes you wait forever... but I hate to admit it, the food was good. I'm pretty sure I ordered from this cart the last time I was down in Portland a few months ago... and I ordered a banh mi or something. This time, I was seriously craving some pho broth so I ordered the meat ball pho, and dude, it seems skeptical to order pho from a food cart but it was really good. The broth also stayed hot, which was surprising to me, because I was worried that all that waiting would've cooled my broth. The banh mi and fresh spring rolls were great too - and it's surprising how many other stir-fry dishes they had. But, seriously, be prepared to wait if you want food from this joint. It's good to know they make everything fresh too.

The pho here rocks my socks off! I've been eating pho since living in the bay area over 10 years ago, so I've tried my fair share. I can honestly say this is one of the best broths I've ever had. Not too sweet, good use of garlic, beautifully clear and light broth, and enough goodies (jalapenos, sprouts, thai basil...especially thai basil) to add even more yummy goodness. I hate it when pho restaurants get stingy with the add-in goodies. Their bahn mi sandwiches are completely delicious as well, and for $3 I always feel like I should get an extra for later. They're much better than the bahn mi at the thai place a few carts down (cheaper too). The owner is super nice, though his english can be hard to understand sometimes. Usually while I'm waiting for my order he gives me a sample size cup of the brother to sip on. Mmm!! He told me he also has a restaurant on 84th and Powell but I'm not sure of the name. The only reason I've taken a star off (because the food definitely deserves 5-stars) is because of the somewhat unpredictable and limited hours. It took me a long time to try them because I could never catch them open. When I finally did I was told the hours are Mon/Wed/Fri until 4pm. Then later that night I saw them still open at 7:30 (not a bad thing, extra hours are always welcome). Last week the owner told me he's hired someone else to work at the restaurant so he's now open Mon-Fri, but when I went by a day or two later he was closed. I know food carts can be a little unpredictable but if I make the effort to drive downtown, fight the idiots who don't know how to drive downtown (that includes most drivers down there) then circle the block a hundred times to find parking, it can be pretty disappointing to show up at the cart to collect my prize, only to find that they're closed. Anyway, hours issue aside this is one of the tastiest phos I've had in Portland, or anywhere for that matter. Btw it's a food cart so don't expect to eat it there. You'll need to take it with you and supply your own ginormous bowl since it's all packaged separately (as it should be).

Pho Le makes some rockin' Banh Mi yo. I took my girlfriend here for her first Vietnamese sandwich (she got the BBQ pork in case you're wondering) and honestly? I'm concerned. That sandwich was so good, so sweet, so delicious that I'm pretty sure I'm going to get kicked to the curb in favor of it. To Summarize? SUPER Yummy (I strongly suggest the tofu sandwich myself)

I was surprised by this cart, given that it has a lot of new neighbors with squeaky clean new carts. This one has a couple layers of paint on it. Instead of going for the enticing pho, I got the Ginger Root with chicken. I loved the big chunks of ginger stir fried with mushroom and veggies. Well done and good flavor. Still gotta try that pho sometime, though.