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    Bun Bo Hue Kitchen

    4.3 (55 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Bun Bo hue

    I love to come here when i'm in the area and they're always super good. The environment is super chill. The flavor is a little inconsistent with it being on the sweeter side sometimes (which i prefer) but is still so good. The service is very good, considering it's a tiny mom and pop, the servers are very attentive.

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    Carmen P.

    Went on a Saturday at lunch time and ordered the Bun Bo Hue. It was very flavorful and hit the spot to satisfy my noodle soup craving. The menu is small but I do want to come back and try the Banh Canh.

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    Ting Y.

    This is my second time here, I think my first time here is during their soft opening period, August 2025. I was with my friend for a girl's day date. Was greeted immediately upon entering the restaurant. It doesn't have much seating, maybe 10-12 tables? I was seated right away and he brought the water, setups, and menu. I waited for my friend to arrive before ordering, giving her a chance to look over the menu. I already knew what I wanted... the Bun Bo Hue (it's what I got last time and really enjoyed it). It comes with a giant plate of veggies that I add to my bowl, along with some shrimp paste, chili crisps, and lime. I stirred it all up, made sure that the vegetables are soaking in the broth. The pork hock and beef were super tender and they gave you a generous portion of it. Very flavorful and definitely hit the spot on this cold day. My friend got a Thai tea and Bo Ne. The baguette that came with the dish is absolutely amazing. Crunchy on the outside and super fluffy on the inside. I took a piece of it and dipped it in my soup. WOW!!! Next time I go back, I'll be sure to ask for a baguette for my Bun Bo Hue. She said the Thai tea is not overly sweet, which is enjoyable. I would like to try other dishes on the menu, but I just can't pull myself away from what I like. Maybe next time!

    Bun Bo Hue
    Ninh N.

    My sister took me and the family to this cute little restaurant specialized in Bun Bo Hue and it didn't disappoint! We got seated and ordered within 5 mins. We each got a bowl and it was so delicious! I love the broth and the amount of meats and topping they give! The price is a little bit more than average but it is truly quality! I will for sure come back!

    9/25
    Georgia B.

    Not yet. This is a generous rating b/c it's a mom & pop during their soft opening. =. Ambiance is popular, busy, rushed and chaotic. They are in their soft opening phase and still have many kinks to work out. Their wait list is not orderly, poor time estimate by 96%. Likewise, there is NO Order on when your waiter will make it to your table. The waiter served tables that were seated AFTER us, before he made to our table like 10 minutes. Definitely not FIFO. They NEED to move stainless water cups from their buss dolly and away from children's reach. Same goes for their condiment dishes on the counter. We witnessed 2 different families' children touch and play with them and the staff weren't aware! +. Food is authentic Vietnamese street food. Menu is small... mostly soup based. I felt like having brunch so I tried their bo ne. It was nicely presented but quite salty. Partly b/c they forgot to serve my roll even after asking for it twice. Even with the half warmed roll, it's not a dish I'd have again. My friend had their name sake, BBH and doctored it up to her liking. She found it very similar to how she had it in Vietnam. +. Price is little higher than typical pho restos around Atlanta. Approximately $20-$30pp. -. Service is friendly but unsatisfactory. Our wait was about an hour due to their mishap. Then the wait service was lacking and bumPy. Missing roll that took 10 minutes, while my food got cold. We weren't provided flatware, dishes weren't served at the same time but 15 minutes apart, etc. Unsanitary cups and condiment dishes. These aren't entirely staffs' fault but clean serving dishes shouldn't be in reach of any children. The staff weren't aware the children had played with them and also shouldn't put clean cups on the shelf below dirty dishes. +. Parking is free and shared with other merchants. It'll be a long while before I'd try this place again. It took over 2 hours for an average meal with too many mishaps. Bring your patience if you visit. MY RATINGS - - - Inhumane -- Disgusted - Don't bother =. Missed the Mark +. Good ++ Better +++ EDIBLE... WHERE have you bee my LiFe!

    Bun bo hue
    Tj M.

    Delicious food, fast friendly service and decent prices. The portions are great. I doubt you'll finish the bowl. I got Bun bo hue and Saigon pizza. The pizza had a great rice toasting on the bottom. The meat on top was real savory. Noodles in the soup are perfect.

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    Lea A.

    Let me start off by saying that Vietnamese food is my top cuisine of all time. I LOVE Viet food! And have tried many places in Orange County, Bay Area, and Atlanta! This is the best Bun Bo Hue that I've tried!! If you like spicy flavorful soup, then you should try this place. The broth isn't as oily as other places I've tried. It's light and leaves me feeling good after. They give good amounts of meat and noodles per bowl. Service is always fast and the people here are nice and friendly. Ambiance is casual, clean, and lively.

    Saigon Pizza
    Miyuki Y.

    (4.5 stars****) For starters I want to recognize the staff here, the workers are SO kind and attentive, it really makes a huge difference! Now, the reason I give this place a 4.5 instead of 5 is the fact that they're called Bun Bo Hue kitchen but I thought the Bun Bo Hue was pretty bland....(in my opinion) Along from the broth, the meat, noodles, and veg were all amazing the sizzling steak plate and Saigon pizza were DELICIOUS. I would definitely recommend the Saigon pizza it was so crispy/ flavorful 10/10

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    Thu D.

    The restaurant is in a plaza, so there are plenty of parking spots. The restaurant doesn't have a big sign yet, but you can see their logo and name on the front door. I took my parents here for lunch, and it was packed, probably because today is a holiday. They're still in their soft opening period, so the operation is a bit of a mess, but the staff are very nice, friendly, and working really hard to make up for it. They're definitely understaffed. There's no host, no waiting list, and no proper line. It's first come, first served in the sense that if you see an empty table, you can seat yourself. If you're waiting outside and someone else walks in and sees an open table, they can take it, even if you've been waiting longer. So if you're visiting as a group and the restaurant is full, it's best to have at least one person wait inside to grab a table as soon as one opens up. There were only two servers covering the entire restaurant: taking orders, bringing water, utensils, and food. It would save everyone time if napkins, utensils, and condiments were already set at the table. But maybe they're still figuring things out. Right now, the tables are completely cleared between customers, so every time new guests sit down, the servers have to run back and forth for all the basics. Since it's a soft opening, the menu is very simple, just five items and soft drinks. Our table had three people. After placing our orders, the chicken wings were brought out and left on the table, but we had to wait quite a while for two sets of utensils. They were so busy that even though we asked multiple times for the third set, it never came, so I ended up grabbing it myself from the utensil cart. We tried 3 out of the 5 dishes on their menu: - Bún bò Huế: Tasty, but a bit too spicy. It's supposed to be spicy, but maybe next time I'll ask if they offer a milder broth option. - Bánh canh: The broth was good. The noodles were a bit too thick and large for my taste. The shrimp and quail eggs were fresh, which I appreciate. Many places use canned quail eggs, but this restaurant uses fresh ones. - Umami wings: Not greasy, which is great. I liked that the flavor wasn't overly salty or seasoned. You check out at the cashier, but when they asked for my table number, I realized there were no numbers on any of the tables. A server had to come with me so I could point out our table, and he could identify the number. Even then, they got the order wrong. I listed everything we had, and he read back something completely different. I had to repeat our order several times. Luckily, I had included a special note with our order, and they were eventually able to find it, but it was logged under the wrong table number. All in all, the food, especially the noodles, was good. I'll likely return once things are more organized or when it's less crowded. For now, takeout might be the better option.

    Bun Bo Hue
    Michelle H.

    Bun Bo Hue Kitchen used to be a catering business that recently came to life as a restaurant! When I visited, they were still in their "very soft" opening so there are very limited items on their menu, maybe seven items or so? The staff are very friendly and will come around to ask how you are doing so it seems like they value feedback. There is an okay amount of seating inside. We got the Bun Bo Hue, which is what this place specializes in. I thought it was pretty good, especially the meats! The cha lua or pork sausage was really tasty with a kick of black pepper noticeable in each bite. Although I will say the broth tasted a bit too sweet for me initially, but after adding chili oil it helped a lot. I think this place has a lot of potential. I want to go back to try the other items on their menu, such as the Saigon Pizza, Umami Wings, and Bo Ne. I would recommend this spot to anyone looking for a hearty bowl of noodle soup as well as other unique items that you may not find at a typical Vietnamese restaurant.

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    Barry C.

    I've been wanting to try this place since it opened and I'm very glad I did. I'd never had bun bo hue and being a fan of pho and Vietnamese food in general I had to remedy that. I ordered the titular soup and a side of their umami wings and they were both fantastic, but the star was the bun bo hue. Delicious broth, ample protein, and fresh veggies it was delightful on a cold day. I conferred with the staff to make sure I prepared mine correctly and they were incredibly kind and helpful. I believe the owner or at least head chef was there that day and she was a delight as well. Service was fast and attentive and the vibe of the staff cooking behind the counter was playful and inviting. I've been back a second time for the bun bo hue and tried the meatballs this time, also incredibly delicious and paired with a crispy baguette to sop up the tomato gravy. If you love pho or just good hearty soup, give bun bo hue a try, it has its own thing going and it's delicious.

    Xoi chien is pretty crispy and good
    Nghia V.

    When you have BBH in your name. I expect it to be top 3 BBH within 15 miles radius. Unfortunately this is not the case. The flavor is mix between Hue style and Da Nang style where it was neither good for either style. The broth was not flavorful enough. The "nam" or flank is not tender enough yet. I opted out of the pork. The cha is typical. Veggies were pretty fresh. I also tried the xoi chien which was pretty good and crispy. My friend said mi quan was decent. But we were a little let down as the BBH did not make our top 3 list.

    Saigon pizza
    Brittany L.

    I think the people who work there are extremely kind they greet all their customers and try to make sure everything is good. I have to say I went on a random Thursday and it wasn't super busy so the service was fantastic! I will say it's kinda expensive vs all the other Vietnamese places. I love the original Banh canh cua with the crab pieces in my soup better than the fried soft shell crab. I got a side of pork blood and it was fantastic! The softest I've ever had. The noodles were home made and were great and the soup was very flavorful! The Saigon pizza was good too!! You must eat it when it's fresh and crispy. I loved everything. I can't wait to bring my family here. I hope that the service and food continue to be consistent like this.

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    8 months ago

    Service is fast. I love their Banh canh more than their bbh ( still yummy tho) and their wings are soooo good!

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    6 months ago

    Great family business. Great tasting food. Friendly service. Authentic Vietnamese with a little Laos infusion.

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    Josephine M.

    Thank you Rachael for the review. Happy holidays!

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    10 months ago

    The best Bun Bo Hue in the area for a soft opening. It is very authentic. Definitely will come back.

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    10 months ago

    Great food and great service. Customer service is very friendly . Very authentic Vietnamese food

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    9 months ago

    Bun Bo hue was good. Service not so good, maybe soft opening and had not worked out the kinks. Pretty much left me alone.

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    Thanks for the review Bailey!

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