Quan Hy Restaurant

Very delicious! I really liked the banh beo since it came out with the plates warm so kept evening warm. Also the fish sause with the jalepeno gave it a good kick. The bun bo hue is tasty and comes with tendon too which is great form collegen!The place is also decorated beautiful with fishes in the middle to look at and it's also great for the kids to enjoy.

Bun bo hue here is actually pretty goodThe soup was flavorful - lots of tender meatParking is hectic in this plazaLoved the goi/salad we gotBanh beo was super yummy tooCredit card acceptedLots of seating

I don't have Vietnamese food often but I really liked this place. The food was great, especially the rice cake appetizer. It came with 8 small plates and we ordered one order of shrimp and another of mushroom. The mushroom one was vegetarian and tasted really good. My only issue was that the dish was listed under the "vegetarian" section, so we didn't know it was going to be an appetizer. However the pricing was pretty fair at around $10.The restaurant itself was really clean and had a great ambiance. The staff was also really nice!

Came here for like an early breakfast/late lunch. Got the mi quang again but this time with extra jellyfish. Didn't even know there was jelly fish in it. Extra jellyfish came on the side and I thought it was like that sesame oil type and tried to eat it; it was not. Apparently it's just supposed to go in the noodles and mix with the sauce. I was bummed but after I put it in the noodles it made the noodles extra bomb cuz of the added texture. I think everyone should put jelly fish in their noodles.Would definitely come back.

Really good quality food and great ambiance. There is great presentation of photos and a water stream. Their signature dish is the shrimp cakes. I love the spare ribs and steak dishes. Also, service is great and consistent along with food.Drinks are good.

Food was ok. The portion was a bit small and price is a bit more expensive. The bun Bo hue was a bit bland but the banh beo was great. I would only come back on special occasions based on the price. The service was fast and great tho!

When you walk in, the restaurant is very open and spacious. You must walk over a joy fish pond bridge upon entry, although it seems they no longer have fish under the bridge. They also have a large fish tank located across the center of the restaurant (fish not available for eating! FISH ARE FRIENDS NOT FOOD)I have been going to this place for years, the food is consistent and they offer plenty of vegetarian options. I like that they offer fresh chili. The food is made to order and feels very homey.The service is usually quick and attentive; however there have been a few times where the restaurant is empty and I'd have to wave them down.

The best way to experience any place, is with a local. Even better is when the local speaks the lingo! Fortunately, I was able to tour Little Saigon with a friend, and fellow foodie, the lovely & sweet @jazzfoodie! (Jazz N.) It had been a minute since I had some delicious Vietnamese food. Since we were in the area, I wanted something authentic and flavorful. After being provided with a few options, we quickly settled on Quan Hy. What to Order: We started with two orders of Mushroom Banh Beo or Rice Pot Stickers. More fish sauce please! These little treats were the perfect start to our meal. They were light, smooth, with a little bit of crunch. The mushrooms tasted like meat. My main dish was Rice Vermicelli with steak! Wow! The combination of everything inside the bowl was outstanding! Literally bursting with flavor! What to Drink: The Pineapple Mint Lemonade!!! It was the right amount of sweet. I could have sipped all in one gulp, but forced myself to drink it slowly. Tip: When you see lots of locals eating...head right in and grab a seat.

Was craving bun Bo hue and this was the only spot I could find that was open and I had also wanted to try because it's been mạny years.Very nicely decorate restaurant and clean, but honestly mediocre bun Bo hue. You have to ask for all the accruements (sate, chili, mam). They have all these different tiers of bun Bo hue including xyz and then differ in prices which end of the day just keep in simple.Broth was on the bland side and just sweet. No lemongrass or mam notes. No umami and broth was ok the cooler side aka room temp. Not my jam. Plus very little meat.Service is whatever. Had to ask the busser for stuff cause I never saw my server.

Quan Hy Restaurant Located in the heart of Bolsa, Quan Hy has been a reliable spot for years. The decor is clean and captures the Vietnamese vibe, with a big fish tank adding charm. Parking can be tricky, but the food makes up for it. I'm a fan of their Bánh Bèo, Bún Bò Huế, and Cơm Gà Roti. They've also added a nice variety of coffee options. The staff is friendly, and the food is always great. A solid choice for traditional Vietnamese eats!