PHO EVER - Leesville (LA)

5 /5 Deidra Velasquez: Wow, this is some amazing and fresh food. I had the shrimp Pho, veggie egg rolls, spring rolls with amazing peanut butter sauce, and passion fruit Boba tea. My husband and kids took a trip to my mil in Baton Rouge so I was able to enjoy every bit of my food. The sprouts, lime and I think that was mint leaf is a awesome combo to add to your Pho along with scallions and onion. Im going back next week !!! It was like 1 other person in there. That place should been packed!!!

4 /5 Santana Murphy: The food is usually pretty good but the amount of time you wait for your food is absolutely crazy. Every time I order from here it’s either an hour or at least close to it. Now this last time they gave me the sad order shown below that looked nothing like the picture but cost $11. Definitely need to do better.

5 /5 Grace: Hands down best Asian food eatery in Fort Polk area. Super friendly staff. Bubble tea can be a bit costly but its worth it. Rich flavorful broth from pho. Tried bahn mi for the first time here, it was quite nice. Hubby got the bbq noodles - pork, and said that there was the distinct smell of meat in the pork which I would not have liked. I will continue to try other foods from here.

3 /5 Alli Presley: Went on a Friday for lunch. Service was wonderful but the food was okay. Atmosphere: small inside, tables only. Tables can be pushed together to accommodate large groups. A little dated inside. Location: on entrance road. This place used to be The Mustard Seed. Easy to get to and plenty of parking. Service: extremely friendly and down to earth. Waitresses went above to make sure everyone had everything. Some things got forgotten but it was an easy fix. Food: variety of pho, fried rice, appetizers (buns, spring rolls, egg rolls, etc), bbq noodles, Vietnamese sandwich, steamed rice and milk teas. Order the steak pho and it was good- was full after about half. Order a meat bun and it was NOT good. The consistency of the "meat" inside was similar to the texture of vienna sausage (mushy and weird) and it had sausage slices inside- just not good. Prices: was told they had to go up. Pho ranged $12-14. Appetizers $6-9. Rice $12-15. For my pho, meat bun and drink (plus added tip due to large group) my total was $27.48 Overall, its okay. If I go back, I wouldnt get the appetizers. Id probably just get the pho and maybe try the rice. Personally feel like the pho shouldnt cost $12 given that the majority of it is broth and veggies.

5 /5 Weston Decker: Or first time eating Vietnamese food was awesome! First off, our waitress, Haleigh, was the best! (Oh, she was the only waitress there, but Ill guarantee you she would be the best even in a large establishment.) The food was amazing. My wife had the special soup with three different meats and a variety of vegetables and peppers. It was a bit bland for my taste but she enjoyed it. I had the beef stew shown here, and I am hooked! They put some jalapeño slices on the side with the bean sprouts, and after I had them in the stew for a few minutes it spiced the dish perfectly! Kayleigh kept bringing small samplers of the different teas and when we left we took an aloe vera tea with little bubbles in it. We enjoy trying different cuisine and this definitely was one of the local favorites. Yall come, ya hear?