Moe Pho Noodles Cafe - Pendleton

Worst wonton soup I have ever had ....it was literally a bunch of u cooked hard veggies tossed in some hot water .. seriously disappointed.. Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $20–30 Food: 1 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 3

Food was mediocre and lacked flavor. Rice seemed almost stale. Noodles were gummy, almost like they weren’t cooked. Portions were small and food was overpriced. Would not recommend. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 1 Service: 1 Atmosphere: 1

Always great food and service. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch Price per person: $10–20 Food: 5 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 5 Recommended dishes: Street Noodles, Fried Rice

Not raking the food as we never made it to that point. We were on the road, pulled off to grab a warm meal. There was one couple there already eating, otherwise empty. We sat down and got water right away, asked for lemon which never came, then waited ... and waited ... and waited some more ... Another 2 families came separate times and were sat at tables ... we continued to wait ... 15+ minutes later someone came to take our order (THEIR MENU IS VERY SMALL SO TAKES 2 MINUTES TO PICK) ... they didn't go to put that order in they walked over to slowly get the orders from the other families that came after us ... we waited another 5 minutes and realized we'd be there forever waiting for our food as the server was still taking the order from the second family and there was yet another after. We left! We went to the Chinese restaurant 1 min away, were seated right away, brought water, asked for lemons, got them right away. Our order was taken in 2 minutes, menu was extensive and much cheaper. By the time I wrote this review my food came and the steamy goodness is ready for us to eat!

The experience was just average. The broth was decent, but the ratio of meat to noodles left something to be desired. The sauces were served in tiny cups—only half-filled with sriracha and hoisin per bowl. There was a noticeable unpleasant smell in the air, although it dissipated after about five minutes. The waitress tended to over-explain any questions we had about the food or menu. I had to request chopsticks, and there was a moment’s hesitation before she provided them to my (white) husband. It’s an okay spot if you’re in need of a quick pho fix, but not worth going out of your way for.