Bep Que

Bep Que stands out amongst all the Vietnamese restaurants in the area by serving something other than the usual pho and bun (vermicelli). My husband and I have been here 3 times already in the last month because their menu has so many different dishes that we want to try. I love Bep Que for being different. They also have a large condiment tray with fresh, sliced peppers and give out free iced tea which is already a win for me. The first two times we came here, we tried to order the banh beo but they said they didn't have any which was a little weird to us because if it's on the menu...why don't you have any during prime weekend lunch hour? We finally got it on our 3rd visit but thought it was just okay -- a little too chewy for banh beo but the taste was good. When it comes to appetizers I really like the banh bot loc (this is also the only thing we have ordered more than once). The xoi chien (fried sticky rice) is really interesting too -- I enjoy the crunch and it's not too oily. My only complaint with Bep Que is that during every visit, we always try to order something that they do not have available but it's fine because it gives us a chance to come back another time. My husband likes the com ga nha trang (rice dish with shredded chicken), bun dau mam tom (vermicelli noodle with fried tofu & shrimp paste) and the xoi ga xa xiu (sticky rice with roasted chicken and BBQ pork). I have tried the com dac biet (suon, bi, cha and lap xuong), bun cha ca, and hu tieu nuoc and thought they were all pretty decent.

Authentic much? If so then this is your spot. They have everything you don't traditionally see at a Vietnamese restaurant. Some of the highlights that were recommended by my gf that I would have to name off are the Com Tam and Hu Tieu. They were both SO good that I have been going back over and over for these two dishes and I have zero regrets every time. Some side notes are : The staff don't speak English so give them some grace and be patient. Their yogurt is really really good. If you go during dinner time it will be busy and service will be a little slow service. Make sure to pour some of the fish sauce over the broken rice, break the yolk, and try a bite. You won't regret it! Highly recommend. Just be ready to come back because you will definitely want to!

Absolutely amazing menu options! I had the Bun Dau Mam Tom which was a huge portion with delicious fermented fish sauce. I brought home the Bun Mam, one of the best I have ever had. The service was quick and friendly. The atmosphere and set up was like a Vietnamese country Kitchen, just like the name. There's a huge visible stock pot with soup going and an assembly area. Snacks and candy were available for purchase as well. I brought some candy home for my family and they loved it. I would love to go back and try everything!

Their bun rieu oc is good but the rice plate com tam was not. Pork was so tough! They sell snacks that im much more interested in. There are candy you can only find in Vietnam

Overall I thought this place had decent food. All the dishes are a little too sweet to my tasting. They are very generous with their portions and meat portions as well. My favorite dish was probably the rice porridge because it was the least sweet dish.Service was good but food took a while to come out. The restaurant is cutely decorated. Would come back if friends wanted to try but I would probably not go out of my way to visit again.

This place has become one of my go to Vietnamese restaurants in DFW. The food is good, it's spacious, the decor is very viet like and the service is great! However, every single time I come.. they're out of something that I wanted to eat!! I've come here probably about five times now and 3/5 times they were out of banh beo, some stuff for the chao long, bánh bột lọc.. I wish they kept a bigger supply of food items so that they don't run out 3/5 times that I go. Other than that, this place is great! The banh beo is probably the best in town. The bun rieu is okay, I've had better. I do like the canh bún, bánh canh cua, hú tiếu khô and cháo lòng. The cháo lòng is a bit on the watery side, if you like it thick I wouldn't get it. The flavor of the cháo lòng is gooooood though. ORDER BANH BEO YOU WONT REGRET IT

Solid fresh vietnamese food! Service is quick and friendly.The bun mam is probably the best I've ever had. I'll be back to try other items. I know i can survive in Texas having this spot around. Pretty broad setting also the cafe is pretty good!

Pictures on yelp really helped! Banh canh cua- fire! The broth was chef's kiss! 10/10 BBH- 8/10 Springrolls - sauce wasn't thick enough for my liking but not bad 8/10 The complimentary beverage- I wanna know what this is so refreshing! Can't wait to go back to try more items!

Cute and spacious place. The food ingredients are very fresh, I just hope the broth can be less savory. They also offer free ice tea that is so refreshing. May come back to try other things like Pha Lau, Canh bún,...service is okay.

The menu here has a different selection than your normal vietnamese place. I have never heard/tried bun dau mam tom before and so glad I got it here! My husband got a traditional rice platter but he said the fish sauce was the best one he ever had. They have a large selection of condiment at each table and even served pandan ice tea like how street vendors do in VN! We will be back to try other menu items!