Bun Bo Hue 102

There's something so homey about this place! It's so casual, located in this Vietnamese food court. It just feels authentic. I wouldn't say this is the best bun Bo hue I've had in my life, but it is a solid fix and always hits. The broth is clean and the portion is definitely fulfilling. I would definitely recommend visiting if you're in this plaza. The woman working up front is super nice! I'd say you can definitely benefit if you speak Vietnamese (in general in this food court), but you can still survive if you don't. You know it's real when 99% of people who come in here are Vietnamese!

Did I get scammed or what?! Got com ga - rice was dried and tasteless , I do like the food court vibe it's next to chubbi tea.I also tried their bun Bo hue for $12.99 please save yourself the 12.99- and go somewhere else , the broth is bland with nothing special - it is however a lot better than the chicken rice Service - tipped 18 % but never got any service

One of the best bun bo hue places I've been to in a long time. Broth is clean, leaves alot of room for you to customize with fragrant herbs, veggies, and condiments like sate and mam ruoc. They give you everything! All the meats were great, tender and cooked well. It came out pretty quick and you seat yourself at a general dining table inside the little market (Golden Marketplace) where other Vietnamese shops are located too. Technically they don't have their own dining room, just the storefront inside the market. But the BBH here for $13 before tip is a literal hidden gem. Coming back for sure!

Bun bo hue 102 is inside the Qt marketplace. Surprised me on how much I liked it. It's definitely not the best but pretty good. Not too much msg like other places. Plenty of meat. Good Bbh flavor. Prices very nice at 12.99

One of the better bun bo hue's in the area! The broth tasted clean. The price is also really solid - only $13 for a bowl. It's located inside the little food court and the service is good. Banh bot loc was also good.

Uhmmm buss AF. Situated inside a food court they are probably the best bun bo hue I've ever had. Cheap price, big portion, and the most friendly owners. A definite go to support this small business. I always get the bun bo hue.

Really great service and friendly staff. This bun bo hue tasted so homemade. Homemade hits different and I loved it. Good amount and filling. Definitely coming back again. Also has their Banh Bot Loc (tapioca shrimp/pork dumpling) wrapped in banana leaf. So tasty I didn't need the dipping sauce!!! That says a lot!

This place is inside a center with other shops within. I called in for an order of BBH to go, spicy and no pork blood. I'm very picky about my BBH and I found the broth here flavorful. Spicy the way I like it. The veggies were very fresh. The meat was plenty, perfectly sliced and tender. The tendon was soft but held its shape. The pork cha is on the sweeter side. Pork hock was a bit tough. I don't eat a lot but wished there was just a tad bit more noodles as I prefer noodles over meat. This may be my new to go place. I got my fix and I'm now a happy girl. I also love that it's open late.

Listen, I came here to eat Bun Bo Hue, not to solve a magic trick. Where did my noodles go? Did the chef whisper alakazam before serving my bowl? Because I swear, after two bites, they straight-up disappeared.The meat? Oh, it was there... somewhere. Probably. I spotted a few slices doing the backstroke in the broth, but they were so thin I thought they might just be shadows. I took a few sips, blinked, and suddenly--poof!--my meal was over. What did I just pay for? A broth tasting? A culinary optical illusion?And do not get me started on the side salad. If you're gonna serve me a portion that small, at least present it dramatically on a silver tray so I know it's supposed to be fancy.The broth itself? Fine. But am I coming back? Only if I develop a craving for disappointment.

RAW chicken.Ordered online.....Not safe to eat at allRaw blood was in the rice as well