Huong Duong

Date: Saturday, October 5th, 2024Time: around 3:45pmMeal: LunchParty of: 2Note: Cash Only15. BANH CUON: Steamed Rolled Rice Cake ($11)A friend and I were having lunch at Grand Century Food Court and he picked this spot to grab a rice roll. Actually he gave me a choice of spring rolls or rice rolls and I picked the dish above. The roll was both chewy and meaty. Very tasty. Tho I love everything extra spicy, so I found myself wishing they gave us more hot sauce. Otherwise, they did give us plenty of the nước chấm for the rolls.I rarely order vietnamese rice rolls so glad I was able to check out this spot.REVIEW #3581

Favorite place to get nem nuong rolls!! So tasty! Anytime we are in SJ, I make us stop here so I can get some. Hu tieu ca and banh cuon are quite good as well! Cash only, and they charge a little extra if you want to do to-go.

I've been coming to Huong Duong for a few years now. Our family go to is always the Nem Nuong Cuon.They're made fresh and you get 4 for about $13. I've had a few, but what sets this one apart from the others is their well made orange sauce. Customer service is standard and the owner always greets us with a kind smile.

WHEN: Sun @3:30pmLocated in the food court of the the Grand Century Mall, which gets pretty busy since its the weekend. Parking is decent since the mall has plenty of free parking. Most if not all food stalls only take cash come prepared! There's also a decent amount of seatings since it was after the lunch rush hour, however it's still busy. After circling the food court for awhile trying to decide on food, my sis and I decided on this spot and ordered:#1 MI QUANG - $14We asked for extra broth since this dish is known to be served with very little broth. Overall decent but not a huge fan of the meat it comes in. #16 - BANH BEO - $10Comes with 6. Made to order so very fresh when it comes out. Eat right away while its hot and soft! Not enough for a meal but a fun snack to share. Each has a pork rind, and just enough shrimp and green onion (not generous). Overall delicious!I think there's only a total of 2 people working here because it does take awhile for the food to be ready. They do have a posting that says "Help Wanted". The wait was around 35 minutes and they have a huge selection to pick from.

Located within the Grand century Mall food court, so we didn't expect anything fancy. Prices are reasonable and they take cash only. The menu on the wall is simple and has most of the common items you'd see at any Vietnamese restaurant. The food didn't take long to come out after ordering at the counter. The food was great. We got the bun bo hue and bun with BBQ pork. Both were delicious and filling despite portions being on the smaller side. Overall, this place is a good pick for a quick satisfying lunch.

I was craving banh beo. It was ok here -- 3 stars. Not super flavorful, and the rice flour was a bit denser than I prefer. Nuoc mam not great.Service was friendly though and I'd be interested to try their other dishes.

Food: 10/10Service: N/A (pay at the counter and seat yourself) Portion size: medium Value: 6/10 (4 spring rolls for $11)Wait time: 7 minutes to get our food after ordering; there was no line on a Sunday afternoonFirst time coming to this mini mall and it's food court. I wanted to try the Nem Nuong cuon (grilled pork spring rolls) in South Bay and wanted to support this small mom and pop shop!The grilled pork spring rolls were definitely delicious, fresh, and I'm coming back for more! When they were served to us they were hot and fresh. The spring roll skin was soft and warm and the grilled pork was hot off the stove! The veggies wrapped inside give the spring roll a refreshing taste since the grilled pork has some flavoring. There was also a yellow crunchy thing inside (see pictures) I think it's fried tofu skin? But anyways it really elevated the spring roll for me! It gave the roll texture and a more of a crunch! Next time I would like to try their rice plates but this visit I was just looking for an afternoon snack! Definitely coming back for those spring rolls!

Great variety of Viet food & plenty of (empty) seating at this food court. We only ate at this place...owners are nice and prices are reasonable! The banh cuon was so steaming hot fresh, I almost bought seconds. But I ultimately decided to get their banh beo since it looked so good. Nice little gem in the Century Mall, highly recommend and I'll be back for sure

I actually quite like this place! I ordered the grilled shrimp spring rolls twice this week. I know $11 is kind of steep for spring rolls, but it does come with 4 rolls. The dipping sauce is also really good and not watered down like most places. I already have an idea of what i want to try the next time I come back here. Can't wait.

Decent food court type food in Little Saigon. I had the Mi Quang and it was pretty decent. I have to think it would've been better in a real bowl vs a styrofoam one, but it is what it is.