Bamboo Cafe

TRULY THE BEST! just like how it is in Vietnam. They did not try to alter the authenticity of the broth nor the meat! the blood jelly is so tender and soft and fresh! dived in halfway then realized i need to spread the words about this amazing place! HIDDEN GEM LITERALLY! store is really hidden in a plaza but the have big sign to direct you!

Literally a hole In the wall! Came here bc I was in a rush. Definitely did not disappoint. I got the cococane drink and it was amazing. I only had time order the egg rolls and tasted like a typical egg roll. Nothing too special about it. The drink is what pretty much sold it for me. I'm gonna come back here to try other foods! I heard their BBH is really good. So I'll be back to try that for sure!

Their Bun Bo Hue is on point as aways. This time around, they stop taking cards as payments. I usually don't carry cash around but I had some today to pay for it. They need to turn the AC on bc it was way too warm while eating a bowl of noodle soup . Don't get water if you don't want to be charged $1. This is a first for me...smh. The waitress should have informed us.

My sisters were telling me about this place so I decided to try it out since I love bun bo hue and the best one to me is in Houston. This place is literally a hole in the wall place. I couldn't find it at first until I saw the sign. I ordered the bun bo hue and have to say it is so good. It's very flavorful and tasty and I will definitely be back. My sister had the bun rieu and banh mi and they like it. I took away one star since it was hard for me to find them and the menu is very limited but the bun bo hue is legit.

Came back recently to try a few other things and I am even more impressed! Their owner, Jim, who I finally got to meet, makes all of the soup/noodle dishes himself! So it definitely has that homemade Vietnamese flavor. Another thing, they sell fresh nuoc rau ma, which is pennywort. It is my favorite drink ever! It is so refreshing. My friend tried it and says it tastes very grassy. So definitely not for everyone. And, they are the only Vietnamese restaurant IN THE CITY to sell mi quang. And it is rollllinnnggg. It's served with wide, yellow noodles, shrimp, and a few other things. Bun rieu - this is a vermicelli soup dish that comes with Tofu, pork blood, and crabmeat balls. This is one of my favorite Vietnamese dishes and Bamboo Cafe is probably my favorite place to get it.Bun bo hue - spicy beef noodle soup. This soup dish has so much flavor. The only thing I would recommend is to have pig hock in it. Not many people like eating it in restaurants bc of how dirty it can get, but it makes BBH so much better. The accoutrements are lime, fresh basil, cabbages, bean sprouts, and fresh chili peppers that are cut up. They also provide shrimp paste and sate for added flavor and spice. All of their soup dishes come out piping hot, which is how all restaurants should serve their food! I will come back again and again and recommend it to all of my friends.

Them bun bo hue and nuoc mia qua!!!! I love how they're located in a strip mall ; but all the way in the back corner. Lots of shade. You can eat inside or sit outside. Plenty of parking. Friendly staff . Always clean . Good luck in the future.

The food tasted great! All the ingredients were fresh and the service was incredible. Very personable and made very good recommendations for our first time here.

I would get the bun Bo hue or a pork banh mi and it's delicious! It's my parents go to place.

friendly helpful staff. delicious food, fresh and excellently prepared. definite do again!

Don't get me wrong, the food I ordered was tasty but the service and ambience were quite dry. I suggest to get your food to go.