Ai Hues Bakery & Deli

Excellent service and helpful. Our first visit and the bah me was perfectly proportioned. Others had a variety of soup and noodles. Want to come back for the wonton soup and shrimp egg rolls some time. Clean and organized.

Good pho. Not the best in the city but a good bowl. The atmosphere is very casual. The service was good.

Came for brunch.bánh mì bread was great, and overall very good bánh mì!fish cake in the canh bún was good.mung bean drink was a bit too sweet for me but good texture.Lots of fun treats too, like mung bean cake, honeycomb bread (pandan), and chè.

The food was pretty basic, like others places. They're a little bit busy during lunch hour but service was ok. It's a small shop and during lunch hour it could get crowded other than that is a little nice place to dine in. it is a shop so you can expect to modernize. I did a grab and go for the food and my steamroll boun cuon has a bit smell of overdue meat. Their pastry or steam goods are to go when I have craving for honey comb. Really can't expect much from a small shop.

Ai Hue is a small hole in the wall Vietnamese restaurant right off the Western Ave metro station. Like others have mentioned, it can be easy to miss but once inside, there is plenty to eat. The prices are reasonable and the family of the owner has ties to Southern California, so the food is legit haha. The service was prompt and very friendly.

Unpretentious, efficient, delicious and cost-conscious Vietnamese restaurant that is a smart place to eat in high inflation times like these. I'll be back on my next visit to the Twin Cities.

Ai Hue's Bakery & Deli in Saint Paul is a culinary delight, offering an excellent variety of Vietnamese treats. Their banh mi is particularly noteworthy, boasting great bread and overall flavor. The canh bun and mung bean drink add to the diverse and authentic taste experience. Their bakery items, including bahn cuon and a variety of bread like honeycomb bread (pandan), are not only delicious but also exude a homely vibe. The service is quick and friendly, making every visit pleasant. It's a must-visit for anyone seeking authentic Vietnamese flavors with a touch of homeliness

Ai hue is a hidden gem on University Avenue. It's tucked behind a Thai restaurant. To get to this place you drive thru an alley and park in the back. This is one of my to go places for pho. Some of the best pho in the twin cities. I usually order the pho with an assorted cuts of beef. I love my pho fully loaded with meat. If that's what you love too you won't be disappointed at this place. The portion size is good. Service is excellent! Waiters/waitress may not speak English very well but that has never been an issue for me to request or ask for what I need. Once you're done eating you walk up to the register and pay.

The che was okay. It was a little on the watery side for me. ima little watery. The banh duc ngot was good.

Some hidden charges that I didn't know of?? 4 banh mi, 4 desserts and 1 egg roll order and it costs $65 for it? I love their food but the price is insane. And considering that order is a takeout order makes it worse. Guess it won't be my go-to restaurant anymore. Too bad!! I really enjoy their food!!