Huong Viet

Crispiest chicken wings !!!!!!!you MUST get their fish sauce fried chicken wings it's a 10/10. - grilled pork intestines 6/10 not my favorite it was too fatty for me - com thit nuong 7/10 pretty good classic dish - eggrolls 6/10 good classic appetizer I'm definitely coming back for their wings. My aunt also orders a whole tray of their wings for family events and it's still crispy by the time we eat them.

After reading the reviews about the food, being too sweet, I definitely see where everyone was coming from. We order the caramelized catfish, sweet-and-sour, catfish soup, and the rice plate with pork.The rice plate was very generous, plenty of meat and plenty of rice and vegetables. The flavor was sweet, but the fish sauce evened that out a bit. I wish the pork was less fatty, I felt like most of the pork was mostly fat. The caramelized fish was very sweet but again it was a great protein to eat with the rice. The sweet-and-sour cat fish soup was pretty delicious. I loved all of the fresh ingredients they had!Service was really great, the waitress constantly checked on us if we needed anything and brought out our food pretty quickly ! Only thing was that the restaurant smells like cigarettes. I think being next to the café definitely made it smell this way.

I was craving viet food and ordered take out. Price must have been raised since it was on the app. It was pretty high.Mi Xao Bo stir fry beef noodles4/5Flavorful. Noodles were drench in the sauce. On the sweeter side. Com suong Bo Beef short ribs and broken rice 4/5Meet was tender. Sauce was sweet and marinated well. Looked like a lot of meat but there was much more rice than meat. Could use a bit more ribs. Ca Kho To Carmelized Catfish 4/5Cooked very well. Fish was very tender and fatty. Sauce was super sweet, which most places make it so.

Been here for multiple times and never left disappointed! My group ordered nearly the whole menu. None of the dish taste bad! That says a lot cuz we're very picky when it comes to our cuisine. I personally love how they cook the greens!

I was intrigued by this spot on Ubereats. So, I ordered their grilled beef ribs and grilled pork over broken rice. The ribs were tasty and had that nice chargrilled taste. It reminded me of Korean galbi ribs. The grilled pork was delicious, but it wasn't as flavorful as the beef ribs. For both, dishes they do give you a lot of rice. But, I wished it was less soggy. Overall, as an UberEats delivery, this was a 3.5 star rating.

The restaurant was recommended by a family friend. She catered some food trays here and it was such a hit that I had to order some party trays during Lunar New Year for my family. We ordered the Cánh Gà Chiên Nước Mắm (fish sauce chicken wings) and gỏi gân bò trộn xoài (beef tendon mango salad).Both our favorite and the wings were completely gone within a hour. Definitely consider catering from here. Everyone will love the wings.We cannot wait to dine in and try other option from their menu!

I was recommended this restaurant by my friend, so I decided to go check this place out recently on a weekday afternoon. There aren't that many good Viet restaurants in Houston in my opinion, so I don't have very high expectations for Viet foods around here. It is located on the far side of Viet Town, and the shopping center also looked pretty sketchy to me with bad parking spaces. Surprisingly, the foods here tasted pretty good and reminds me of the foods in Vietnam.I ordered the Cơm Sườn Bò Đại Hàn (steamed broken rice w/ beef short ribs), it was so good and flavorful. They actually use broken rice, instead of regular jasmine rice that many Viet places use. I also added an egg roll to it, which was pretty decent tasting as well and definitely tasted homemade. Another dish I ordered was the Bún Thịt Nướng (vermicelli with grilled pork), and it was also very flavorful and tasty as well.I will definitely be back next time I'm in the area for more.

The place was clean, spacious, and well decorat inside. We came in a group of 6 during Tuesday lunch. The place was occupied by 1 big table (around 10-12) & about 3-4 tables of 2 before us, but the server seemed so stressed out. He told us they were really overwhelmed because of all party tray orders so they didn't want to accept more customers. Every dine-in order would expect at least 30-40 mins to get ready. It was only their 2nd week of grand opening & it also happened to be during the Thanksgiving week so we understand the whole situation. I've heard so many good things about their Com Suon Nuong (Grilled Pork Chop on Broken Rice) so we all went for that. It was okay & the portion was generous but the pork chop was a bit too dry and cold when it came to our table, so I didn't get to have the best taste of this dish yet. We might come back to give it another try in a few more weeks after the hype starts to be normalized and the kitchen is more prepared.

Lots of people recommended this place for the best com tam, similar to viet nam's. But i'm really starting to think Houston Vietnamese population love their food on the sweet side. The fish sauce was way too sweet. On top of that, the sương nướng marinate also overly sugared, not to mention super tough and dry. So chewy and fully of tendon that's even more hard to eat. Honestly one of the worst meals i've tried in Houston and made me lose faith in local recommendations moving forward. Sadly Houston food scene may be big but does not make it the best.

This is my go-to for Vietnamese food. I have only used Door Dash for delivery. Of the pho's I have yet to try most of the menu. I find the seafood pho's very appealing, very hearty and full of noodles and variety. The Vietnamese egg rolls are good and crispy. I like the play of crispy fried wrappers with the coolness of the lettuce leaves.The dipping sauce is not as syrupy as the Chinese sweet and sour. Their lunches look very inviting and I hope I get to try them, especially the pork chop lunches.