Huong Lan 11

I've been to Huong Lan many times and it's always been consistently good. Their pho is one of my favorites in town and I enjoy their ban mi sandwiches along with their variety of vermicelli bowls. The wait is never long and the staff has always been friendly here. Highly recommend this place along with the other locations in town!

Got some Vietnamese sandwiches from this place. The bread was hard and falling apart. This was not the first time and it's not only from this restaurant, but all the Huong Lan I've been to in Fresno. Never buy sandwiches from Huong Lan. I can't even enjoy my sandwich.

We had gotten the order for pickup so can't really speak to the inside. Food took a bit longer than suggested but still not very long for the pickup.I had gotten the vegetarian, compatriot had gotten the chicken. Good amount of ingredients for both and the broth worked well. I definitely liked that they had chili oil. I'd say the only thing would be more veggies. The meat substitutes were good but some balance between the two would work best. Good for the area, would definitely swing back by again.

This place is amazing! Super welcoming and amazing food and prices. They were even able to accommodate my mom's seafood allergy. Definitely will be coming here again and recommending to others!!

So excited to try this banh mi sandwich, but something was off. It tasted weird and I don't know why. I've had Banh mi before at other places and loved it. It wasn't bad, it just tasted different and odd. It's not their fault they make it differently than other places, I just like other places better. Unfortunately those places were in Georgia. But I'll keep searching for the best banh mi! I love them.

Have been here a few times. Food has always been good and the interactions with the stay have always been great. I only eat to go so I have no idea what the experience is inside.

[Review #644]2021 Yelp 100 Challenge (65/100)Cuisine: Vietnamese.Price: Moderate prices & portions in this area (but pricier than L.A. & SGV Vietnamese shops).Restrooms: Yes, but not sure where.Parking: Small open private lot.Atmosphere/Service: Casual; polite, friendly service.COVID-19 Protocol: Mask required for unvaccinated staff & guests, hand sanitizer by register, indoor dining (a bit too close for my comfort).I stopped by my aunt's for dinner before heading home, & tired of eating Chinese for the holiday weekend & not wanting to trouble them to cook dinner, my cousin suggested Vietnamese takeout at Huong Lan 11. Huong Lan 11 is sister to Huong Lan Sandwiches [refer to Review #180], which I did enjoy the Bún Thịt Nướng Chả Giò (Vermicelli Noodle with Grilled Pork & Egg Rolls) except for the overtly artificial & overly sweet Honeydew with Pearl (boba). I can still remember it after 3 years. :-XI called in & ordered RICE PORK CHOP (Cơm Sườn Nướng) for my aunt, SPECIAL COMBO NOODLE SOUP (Phở Đặc Biệt) with EGG NOODLES for my cousin, & a couple of SPECIAL #1 & #2 (Bánh Mì Đặc Biệt) for me & my hubby. It was a quick 10-min. ETA, & I arrived just a couple of minutes before my order was ready. The server/cashier was friendly & organized... everything was neatly packed with utensils & napkins. =) I ran into a traveler coming from Yosemite, inquiring if they were serving phở, & I tipped them off that Huong Lan 11 serves one of the best in the area before leaving.The noodles & rice were quite hefty, & the sandwiches also had weight to them. I love my phở & bánh mì, but the prices here... not so much. It's on par with the area, however living in S. CA, I can get them wayyy cheaper.My aunt & cousin were hangry since it's past their usual dinner time so I wasn't able to snap pics before they dug in... they don't believe in the "camera eats first" since it's always been first come first serve in their house. If you snooze, you lose... LOL ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ The pork chop was almost the size of the takeout container so it's pretty chunk of meat. There was a decent amount of noodles & protein for the Special Combo; I liked that they separated the noodles from the soup to prevent sogginess & you get more broth.My Bánh Mì Đặc Biệt was pretty filled with the cured meats & pickled veggies; it was a proportionate 1:1 bread:filling ratio, though it had a tad too much Mayo for my liking & could use a few more jalapeños. The toasted bread was crispy & fluffy, & you could tell it was fresh! =) This location makes a better bánh mì than its sis over by Fwy 41, which gave me a skimpier sandwich. These sandwiches are normally ranged in high $2s - mid-$3s in SGV are now in the low $4s with occasional deals that can drop down to the $3s (it's distant sister in San Jose runs in the $5s) hence my slight dissatisfaction. :-( Still it was a satisfying sandwich, though I was still stuffed from a lunch. Oh, 1 more thing... if you dine in with a bành mì, there's a 50¢ surcharge. :-XThe dining room was mostly empty near 7 PM, but it might be due to the Independence Day holiday weekend & folks rather have BBQ than Vietnamese food, or patrons are ordering takeout. A near-empty dining room is usually a bad sign, but I'm familiar with them from my days living in San Jose (& the shop off Tully Rd. is always jam packed) so no worries here because I know their sandwiches & Vietnamese noodles/rice dishes are on point, can't say the same for their boba drinks (I suggest going to a dedicated boba shop instead). I'm not a local but if I'm in the area & craving Vietnamese food, Huong Lan 11 will definitely satisfy any hunger pangs.Recommended: Special #1 & #2 (there's a 50¢ surcharge for bành mì dine-in), Special Combo Noodle Soup, Rice Pork Chop.

First time at this location it was fire. I ordered #29 and grilled pork sandwich . Service was great she checked up on us a couple times and whenever we would ask for something she would bring it asap.

Food was very good and reasonably priced. Service is fast. Portions are pretty generous too.

Very nice people. A little language barrier but nothing serious. Other than that great place.