me gustó la sopa y los apps
One of the best bun hue I tried. Clean restaurant. Really excited to see more Westminster restaurants branching out to SGV.
Very polite the minute you walk inI did like what I order (take out)Clean too..Enjoyed my food (pho& shrimp spring rolls)
Great food and excellent customer service. Will definitely be coming back anytime I am traveling away from Los Angeles. loved it!
Tried a ton of fabulous new dishes here. This place is a unique experience if you are not familiar with Hue cuisine. The drinks are super special and worth trying.Be adventurous and try something new.. you will be rewarded here.
Bun bo hue here is alright the one in El monte.
Service was really bad. My waiter had an attitude. The restaurant was not clean - I walked into a dining room with tables full of leftovers. The food was par at best to compared to other Vietnamese restaurants.
Gave me the wrong order, shrimp spring rolls are better at BMC pho , was rushed to place an order. 1st and last time here.
Decent place to get a bowl of good Banh Bo Hue. Having been to their Alhambra branch, we know that this place can satisfy our craving for central Vietnam food here.Hue foods are particularly popular in Vietnam as they were palace food for the king. We probably know Hue from many Vietnam war movies and TV shows where they were many battle scenes took place in Hue.With such a rich history, the city claims several distinctive dishes — from small and delicate creations originally created to please the appetites of Nguyen feudal lords, emperors (and their hundreds of wives) — to lusty, fiery street-level soups and sausages with complex, explosive and satisfying flavors.5 Star Hue offers many of those favorite Hue dishes here. I really like their Banh Bo Hue noodle soup. They don’t get stingy on the meat and noodles. For $9, you get a big bowl of noodle with plenty of porks and other meats.Another of my favorite is Banh Beo. This dish is one of the iconic food in the Hue region. These are steamed rice cakes, about the size of a silver dollar, that come 8 pieces to an order, topped with dried shrimp, pork cracklings, shallots and herbs and served with nuoc mam pha. I like it so much that I can eat the whole order by myself.Although this restaurant offers beef Pho, I don’t think this dish is their forte. The broth is decent and tasty, but you come here for their Hue food.You can also find plenty of other favorite Hue food here too. We were too full to sample all the Hue food at one go. Will be back for more.
Oh em gee! The food was so good! Trust me. You need to try it! And the young lady that served us took her time to explain the meal choices. She was so nice. I wish we didn't live so far