Kim Long Hue Food To Go

Toi La Nguoi Viet Nam (I am a Vietnamese person) who likes food to go places but truly this place is great with the fried rice and typical Vietnamese dishes. Really impressed with the service because as a Vietnamese person we show respect.The three people are loyal, wealth and honest as a traditional Vietnamese tradition. Since this is a short review, I would recommend it for EVERYONE as long respect is shown to our people. I thought it was AWESOME. 9/10, 4 stars

I got Nem cuon, banh bot loc, and banh beo - 7/10. The sauce for the nem was chunky and brown, not the orange-y one I'm used to but the flavor was there. 4 stars because they only accept cash; absolutely no other option, not even with an extra fee. There are a few chairs if you want to sit and eat.

The nem song and chả hue are good here. We bought a few to try before purchasing. The owner seems a bit too pushy and bossy. She told us we could travel with it unrefrigerated for the nem sống but she doesn't recommend the cooked Cha hue to be left out for too long. Good to know.

Stubbled upon this place after having lunch next door and I'm glad that they have Hue style food to go. The lady at the counter spoke English so that helped in choosing which items. I got 2 of their large boxes of banh bot loc and a smaller tray of Banh nam. Both were delicious after heating up in the microwave for 30 seconds. Their fish sauce had to right amount of savory/sweetness. I would definitely come back. Pay cash for a cheaper price. It was $5 for the normal tray and $10 for the large.

Nem was bought in a day, molded again! 3 times on the row with same problem! The owner was very matter factly that it's our luck that it's got rottened, bring it back??? Who's paying for gas and has the time for this???So bad..Never again with this place!

I'm going to say as much as I can about a fairly brief experience. Yay, me.Kim Long Hue Food To Go is a fairly small shop in one of the many strip malls in the Westminster / Garden Grove area. I've been by the exterior while visiting other, more popular places such as 85°C Bakery Cafe and The Snowflake Factory. Parking can therefore be tough, so plan accordingly.Appropriately enough, I had their food to-go. My aunt ordered twenty of their egg rolls for dinner, and I ate about three of them. I would have had more if I wasn't so full as a result of other foods (actually, the next dinner will probably be leftovers, yay). They were still very crunchy, they were really tasty inside, and they were just $0.50 each.By the way, it seems like they must have recently raised their prices or something. The to-go menu that I'm reading right now seems to have old prices X'd out and new prices written in fresh ink. The egg rolls used to be $0.40 each at some indeterminate point in the past. Those were the days, huh? Anyway, there's way too many foods on the to-go menu to list reasonably, so I'll try to get a photo up or something.Peace.

Super cheap and the best cha hue in the area! I also love their nem too! Can't say to much about this place but they were deff. trying to make you buy more then what you needed/want! Kim Long Hue is located in a really good spot within the strip mall. Also, not to far from 85°C bakery cafe!

The customer service in here is not courtesy. An old lady in the shop yelled at the customer. Her behavior is very inappropriate and rude to customer. Whether the old lady is employer or employee that behavior has to changed. Otherwise it will damage to the brand of the business. I would tell the owner to change the way they serving and greeting customers.

our experience at KimLong's Bun bo Hue was disappointing. It can be frustrating to have high expectations based on recommendations from others, only to be let down by the actual taste of the dish. Bun bo Hue is a traditional Vietnamese soup known for its complex and spicy flavors, typically made with beef and pork and seasoned with lemongrass, chili oil, and other aromatic ingredients. Unfortunately, it sounds like the shop's version of the dish did not live up to our expectations. We had to wait a long time to get our food to go, which only added to the frustration of the experience. It's possible that the shop did not use the traditional ingredients or seasonings that give Bun bo Hue its signature flavor profile. It can be frustrating when a dish that is supposed to be full of bold and complex flavors falls short, especially when it comes highly recommended. We even tried to add chili sauce and lemon at home, but unfortunately, it had no effect on the dish's lack of flavor. We hope that the shop was able to address our concerns and offer a solution to make up for our unsatisfactory experience. If not, we are surely to find a better restaurant in the future where we can enjoy a delicious and flavorful meal without the long wait or disappointment.

I got home after traveling to cook up the raw banh bot loc only to find this paper inside with the date 11/23/17! And the other 50pcs I ordered had the paper with the date 12/21/18 which isn't too bad but 2017?!? The wrote shrimp or meat and shrimp on the other side of it but I doubt you'd keep the paper for over 2 years to note shrimp or meat and shrimp. Now, I'm not so sure I can trust it raw or cooked but they should've checked the date when they wrapped it before giving me really old frozen Banh Bot Loc. Frozen food helps preserve it, but it doesn't mean it lasts forever! I need to find a different place. What a shame!