Quán Bún

1. The Vietnamese food were delicious, and the coffee was rejuvenating!2. The spot has fun casual vibes with love for the Vietnamese culture!3. There was only indoor seatings available in the morning, but a tent was set out for outdoor seatings if needed!4. The staff were friendly and attentive!5. Parking is easy!Note: I didn't see a customer restroom available!Photo: Bun Bo Hue, Vietnamese Iced Coffee, Bun Dau Mam Tom

Pretty nice Vietnamese spot! I wish my neighborhood had a place like this. ___F O O D___Canh Bún: Soup featuring shrimp broth, pork patties, shrimp cake, fried tofu, ong choy, thick noodles, and pork blood. My goodness! We loved having this for breakfast! The warm and tasty soup gave us life on a brisk morning. The broth was so light, yet savory and flavorful. Would definitely order again. Chicken wings: Flavored with fish sauce and garlic. Tasty! The wings were on the smaller side, but there were quite a few of them. Spring Rolls: Grilled pork, shrimp, rice noodles, herbs, peanut sauce. Good. No complaints. Tasted right. Rice noodles weren't all hard. We liked the peanut sauce. They were decently sized. May order again. Vietnamese iced coffee: One of the best cups of Vietnamese coffee we enjoyed during our short trip! Sweet and flavorful. Didn't taste diluted or weird. ___S E R V I C E___Service was efficient. We didn't wait long for our food. Everyone was nice enough. No complaints. ___A M B I A N C E___Indoor seating felt like any casual vietnamese restaurant in Orange County. Outdoor seating consisted of plastic tables and some chairs. No frills. I appreciate that they had a tarp to offer some shade and rain protection. I wish there were more Vietnamese spots where I live. We cannot find Canh Bún very easily. My wife and I will likely look for other spots next time we make the drive up, but we really liked Quán Bún. This place will always be in consideration.

Canh bún and bún riêu are my favorite noodles soup ! There isn't any place in Bolsa that could even make cạnh bun the right way . I discovered quan Bún last few years and i have been coming here for cạnh bun . It's on point, with flavors and topping and their bun is cooked perfectly. not too soft not too hard . i haven't tried anything else here so my review is strictly for cạnh bun . Their service is very good as well . I asked for extra rau muống ( ong choy) and they didn't charge me and gave me a huge plate . other places would charge me for $5 extra. I ordered to go a few times as well and they did a very good job packing! My fav restaurant in town for Cạnh bun ! highly recommend this restaurant for all canh bun lovers

I'v seen and bookmarked this place for quite a while now but didn't get around to actually try it until recently and since then I think I came back at least 3 to four times already. I usually get to-go but we dined in with my family once. Service was quick but during rush hour the line can get pretty long on the weekend. I really like their canh bun and I got this to-go quite few times. Good decent rich flavorful broth. The bun moc was good too, very clean clear and healthy, one of my other favorites. The BBH has a good flavor and there was a lot of meat. The banh canh was okay. I would def come here when I crave for BBH or canh bun!

Canh bun (bun rieu's more delicious cousin imo) is served here. Not only that, it was a perfectly delicious bowl. The broth, noodles, and toppings were so flavorful and tasty. Service was incredibly friendly too. They offered my son a small complimentary bowl of bun moc and it was so comforting, he devoured it. It's literally a hole in a wall because the outside looked rough but the inside was beautifully decorated, clean, and offered about 10 tables for seating. Parking lot is big and not problematic.Only negatives: skip the bun Bo hue. It was very salty and the meats were tough. The canh bun is where it's at. Look out as the hours posted on Yelp by the owners aren't correct. I wanted to come at 4pm on a Sunday and they were closed. I'd call ahead to confirm they're opened before coming.

3 starsI ordered the Canh Bun & Bun Rieu since those dishes seemed to be highly rated in the community. I probably shouldn't have done that because the broth was very similar. The only difference being Bun Rieu had a slightly sweeter broth and toppings were a little different. So, for the good, the veggies were very fresh, the meats were well-seasoned, & the broth was very good & the tofu soaked all the broth, which was delicious. The not so great news was the texture of the noodles...the thicker noodle snapped apart, it wasn't soft. The thinner noodles were a bit rougher than I'd like it to be.Overall, not a terrible experience, but I wouldn't make the drive from LA county just for this.

There's something to be said about restaurants that have limited items on their menu. That means what they do offer is really good. This place has really good bun bo hue. I had the tofu, pork vermicelli noodles and the mam tom and my daughter had the vermicelli bowl with grilled pork and egg rolls. Ask the ingredients were fresh and the staff were very accommodating don't have anything negative to say about dining here.

Came here by chance, but their Bun Bo Hue was solid, as was the Bun Rieu. The service was on point, and although it's a small shop they have enough seating for small groups. It's a small family run place, and if you're in the area it's a solid choice for sure! :)

Put my name on the call list. Never get call. Let people without signing in first. Bad service. Food is good. Customer service need a lot more improvement. Busy I understand but if you put a paper for people to sign in for waiting list then use your call list. Won't come back.

Small shop, but food quality and quantity is outstanding. Everything tastes authentic.