Binh Le is one of my favorite restaurants of all time. I grew up in Tulsa but have since moved away and I still dream of their Deluxe Bun Cha Gio. I always make it a priority to go there whenever I’m visiting Tulsa.

The food is high for the quality and quantity (size of portions). Egg Roll Chef near 21 & Sheridan is better. However, my favorite Chinese food in Tulsa is Wang Wang near 96th & Riverside (highest quality ingredients similar to PF Chang's and HUGE portions on their family size dinners which are under $10). In addition, if you want great Vietnamese food try Pho Nhi (great Bubble Tea) located at the Nam Hi Asian supermarket (near 21st & Garnett) or Viet Huong (near 21st & Memorial) or Pho Da Cao (near 31st & Mingo).

I've eaten here before and been quite satisfied, but on my most recent trip, I tried something new "Chicken Lo Mein" and it smelled and tasted like animal food. We decided not to eat it and declined a to go box, when asked why, we told the truth and the lady went and got the chef, presumably the owner and he was extremely rude and called out a 'long time customer of 9 years' who was sitting behind us. We didn't ask for a discount and paid in full before we left. This was uncalled for and soils the name of a good restaurant.

Omfg... The food was delicious and authentic. The inside looked like 1965 til this day, but don't let that fool y'all. An old lady was my server and she didn't talk much but the food was amazing. She didn't look happy but she shouldn't be working at her age, she should be retired. But she definitely puts a lot of time into her job. She folds all the napkins and takes great care of the place. She loves her job and she puts a lot of effort and time into it. Highly recommend this place.

Biggest nightmare I've ever experienced at a restaurant! When we first walked in, the server (an older woman) had no smile, people skills, and didn't even greet us (her and the owner were very rude and uninviting, seemed like they didn't want to be there). They were out of certain items on the menu that were not available. The server never came and checked on us during our entire time dining. When we got the bill, I went to the owner at check out and kindly showed him that the menu prices were lower than what we were charged (menu prices were 20% lower). He aggressively and rudely answered, "Give me your credit card!! Food is going up all the time!! Have you seen the prices at a grocery store??" I've never seen such an angry reaction before from restaurant staff, I thought he was going to attack me! Didn't even want to acknowledge that they have not updated menu prices in a long time. Food was average at best. Despite being called a Vietnamese restaurant, they only served Chinese food. Beats me how this place is still in business. This place should be shut down for good! Why even own a restaurant when your customer service skills are terrible, and belligerent to your own paying customers?? Should get 0/5 stars!!

The owner was very rude to me. I ordered chicken pho and asked for extra siracha. At first he told ok I'll get it for you. I waited for him to grab it for about 5 minutes. When I asked him for it again he snapped and said you have to pay for it nothing is free! Poor customer service. Will never return.

I would give closer to 3.5 if Google would let me. It was bad really l, just not spectacular. The menu was simple, didn't like that a small was 3.99 and the only next size was 8.99. When I ordered a small, she told me bowl was abput palm size so I got large. Unlike most other pho placed the ingredients were mixed in instead of on the side. I couldn't tell about the cilantro, basil, bean sprouts and rice noodles. I love fresh jalapeno and lime in mine, I was able to get lime at least. The meat was very good and I was happy to see it actually raw...Ive been placed it was obviously precooked. Service was good. Bathroom was not great at all and nothing to dry hands with. Bonus they have family style meals which o think would be great. Started at around $40 for 4 people. Came back on 10/12/2018: I ordered the Bun Cha Gio beef around $9. Served on a bed of cold rice noodles, lettuce, cucumber, carrot, spring roll and of course beef, oh and peanuts (which u hate and forgot about, that's on me though) It has a spicy vinaigrette type sauce on the side. This is a very filling and light meal, I never feel weighed down after I eat and it was extremely reasonably priced. I enjoyed this much better than the pho.

Worse customer service experience. Went in with my family of 5 and we were only given 2 cups of water. The Large pho was definitely not a large in any scale of sizing. It was more of a small, both my 7 and 10 year old were able to finish the large. Will not be a returning customer. No thank you.

This place is a gem. Charming atmosphere, delicious food. My drink was kept full. Nothing to complain about. Great vegetable options.

I have dined in (granted several years ago) and regularly take out, and I am very satisfied with the food and service. The owner has an interesting story and a fun personality. I enjoy going in to get my food. Always tastes fresh and delicious. Consistent flavor and quality.

First time here and it was amazing. Food was delicious like Mr. Lee said. Of course working with his restaurant for 40+ years as he told me would attest to that. Love his humor with calling the steamed rice "Vietnamese mash potato". Will definitely be returning when in the area for good food and good conversation!

I really never leave bad reviews but I feel like this place is really expensive. It was 11.93 for EIGHT pieces of small little chicken. It was the sweet and sour chicken then to get “fried rice” was an extra 3 dollars two egg rolls 5 dollars??? She was very rushed to take my order and the food was just not ok.

Amazing! I do wish they had more descriptions on the menu because I'm picky about veggies, but the food was delicious and fresh. Also, customer service is not rude, there are just cultural differences than what you may be used to!

Wonderful restaurant that has been in business since the 1980s. Great food, with kind staff. Please come and show your support. Thank you!

I haven't been back here for 25 or 30 years, always craving the Deluxe bowl when driving by. Instead of the Gyro Palace, where I was headed, I decided to finally just stop here and go inside. great decision.

Before I went more strictly gluten free, I would have come here just for their egg rolls. Best texture egg rolls from any asian place I’ve been to. Crispy, flakey wrap part and hot, fresh ingredients. The rest of their food is pretty good, not a huge variety to choose from, and it seems like they use the same or a similar mildly sweet asian sauce for some of their dishes. But it’s family owned and they’re fun people to talk to. Would recommend if you like fresh-tasting Asian food.

Absolutely love the food and service. Highly recommend the family dinners for a group and doing buffet style to try various dishes.

Best Pho I have had since leaving Hawaii! The flavor was great! Generous servings :)