Bun Bo Hue Song Huong

Absolutely spectacular - gimme 17 more! The spot for Hue style bun bo hue, banh can, banh bớt lộc, banh nam. I go here when Im craving central Vietnam (Hue) cuisine. The broth flavor is crazy good, meat is tender, herbs are fresh. Not to mention the restaurant ambiance really takes me back to Vietnam. Love it - highly recommend!

It's honestly not my favorite Bun Bo Hue place but I'll still eat it because it's convenient. The service is also slow sometimes and even worse when it's busy. Saw one of the staff members taking a hit of his vape pen nonchalantly. They have outdoor seating as well and decor for photo ops. The banh beo seems to always be overcooked. I tried a "wet" one that has a thick shrimp sauce on top which made it even more mushy. Flavor was good but texture was not great. Needed some crunch on top. They have a lot of different dishes as well from Mi Quang or Bun Rieu. They are also just okay. Flavors are lacking somewhat but good if you are needing to eat less salty. A lot of families come to dine here so they have a lot of seats. Just slow service.

Located in the Vietnam Town. There's a decent amount of parking but it's very busy and took us forever to find a spot. There's outdoor seating as well. Ordered the bun bo bue and appetizer combination sampler. The BBH was just ok as the broth didn't have much flavor, wasn't spicy, and noodle was just ok. The appetizers were good and comes with fish sauce. My favorites were the 2E steamed dumpling atop fried and the 2B rice cake with shrimp sauce.

This Bun Bo Hue and Banh Canh spot is my favorite so far in the Bay Area -- I'd honestly drive over an hour just to get here! From the moment you walk in, the servers seat you right away, and the menu is simple and easy to navigate. The sauce that comes with the Banh Canh Cua is tangy and spicy, which was absolutely amazing! I'm also a huge fan of the Bun Bo Hue here. The service is quick, and the restaurant is so clean, making for a great overall experience. Definitely worth the drive!

This review is for the bun rieu. A little disappointed since the broth barely tasted how bun rieu would taste. Felt watery and felt like this was done as a short cut to making bun rieu. I had only one slice of tomato too it wasn't tomatoey at all. Just tastes plain overall. Also got an appetizer with banh beo and that was average too. The only thing I liked here was the sugar cane drink (nuoc mia).

We visited for lunch and there was no wait. We ordered two noodles and an appetizer. A Bun Bo Hue, Bun Rieu and Banh Beo Kho. Everything was good. But they did forget my husband's pork blood in the Bun Bo Hue. The broth was hot and perfect for the cold weather. Nothing was that spicy so our toddler ate too. Would visit again to try other items. Next time Im trying the Mi Quang for sure!It's in Vietnam town so parking is private lot but always full over there.

Came here on a weekday for dinner with friends, menu is small but everything is delicious! Really hits the spot when you and your friends are all craving Vietnamese food but want both bun bo hue and banh beo. The server was very nice and patient with us as we were ordering, and the place is fairly clean. The music here slaps!! We were bopping and dancing in our seats to the Vietnamese music they play here! Definitely plan to come back again and may make this own of our group's usual rotation!

My friend and I saw a lot of hype about this place on IG. It's located in Vietnam Town so the parking situation is a little crazy. We managed to find a spot on the side of the plaza near Grand Century Mall.We were seated pretty quickly and service was good. We both ordered the bun bo hue. The flavors were good. I was a little disappointed by the sparse amount of herbs and bean sprouts. I love throwing in a ton of bean sprouts into my bun bo hue. They had the banana blossoms which was good.Our food came out pretty quickly and we paid up front. No frills, but the decor inside was pretty nice.Might come back for their other dishes. The bun bo hue didn't blow me away. There are definitely fewer clientele than the popular bun bo hue an nam across the street. Though it is more affordable here. It definitely scratches the bun bo hue itch.

Got their mi quang and bun bo hue, both of which were bland. They add a good amount of meat but it's not very seasoned. I added a lot of spices to compensate but it still lacked flavor. Might have to come again to try their side dishes, but the prices for their main dishes aren't worth it.

The good:I tried the appetizer sampler with banh beo, banh nam m, banh ít banh ram and banh bot lot, crab fried rice & banh canh (Vietnamese crab udon). They have both indoor snd outdoor dining areas. I loved the two giant water buffalos outside with two little kids riding them. Their menu offers many central Vietnam food options. I loved the ambience with the lanterns inside and the ample outdoor seating. The bad:The banh canh was very bland. The banh nam was a bit too mushy. The matcha mint milk tea was really deep in color (too much matcha) and wasn't minty enough. The crab fried rice didn't have enough crab flavor. The interesting: Banh can came with a side lemongrass dip that looked like it had Mayo in it. It tasted good and wasn't something I've ever had before. You pay at the counter.