It has potential, it is rare to see a single dish Viet joint on the west side. But overall to me it's not a place I want to return but I'm happy I tried it once. The $24 signature is not worth it. While there is a long list of protein, each one outside of the beef shank was one piece. The crab cake especially was a tiny spoonful and inconsistent. A friend has the same dish but his spoonful was "normal sized" whereas mine was not. A bowl of extra noodle does come with broth, however, for $3 dollars I expected a lot more noodles. If I were to return, I would avoid the $24 signature dish. I would just get one of the $19 ones. The broth itself left me wanting more. Every BBH rendition is different and unique just like Japanese Ramen. However, a core base of BBH is lemongrass... and for me I wanted more depth. Other opinions of it being rather sweet is true. While not candy sweet, it's on the sweeter side versus savory side and it was noticeable. If you love, BBH like me, it's worth a try... if you don't the other Viet place in Raleigh Hills near Fred Meyer is way better... and has a better BBH rendition too. read more

We saw this shop on our way home, and decided to drop by and give it a try. In Beaverton, we are so blessed to have many Vietmanese restaurants, so every time we see a new restaurant, we give them a try. The shop was small but clean and well kept. The staff was very friendly and attentive as we got seated and placed our order right away. We ordered a G2 (Bun Bo Hue Suon Bo-Ribs Noodle Soup), a G3 (Bun Bo Hue (Regular) and an iced egg coffee. The egg coffee came out first, and my husband loved it. He really enjoys Veitmanese style coffees, and he wasn't disappointed. The egg foam was creamy and the coffee was good. Then our Bun Bo Hue came. We usually order pho at Vietnamese restaurants and do not normally order Bun Bo Hue because it is a little sweeter and tastes a little more like fish sauce and lemongrass. It took a minute for us to adjust our expectations about the Bun Bo Hue broth. Instead of the cleaer beef broth with a savory taste that we usually gravitate to, this Bun Bo Hue tasted a bit spicy, salty, sour and slightly sweet. I personally enjoyed the broth, the round noodles and the giant beef rib sticking out of the bowl. I also appreciated the variety of herbs, toppings and sauces that they provide to dress up the beef noodle soup to our liking. Overall, Ghien Bun Bo is a very nice little restaurant that specialiizes in Bun Bo Hue, but not really any other dishes. If you would like to tase a different kind of Vietnamese beef noodle soup, I would recommend trying this place. read more

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Good for the uninitiated. Bun bo hue is a noodle soup that is deeply complex, aromatic and briny due to the lemongrass, spices and fermented shrimp paste. I came in during the lunch rush on friday and man was it packed. It was so packed that 2 elderly men invited me to their spare seat which is what the Vietnamese community is all about! The service was OK, they were swamped but I did not receive a menu. Thats alright cause I knew I wanted their special anyway. I would have gotten a drink if I knew what they had though. The wait was a little longer but the conversation with my group was nice. They ended up getting their bun bo hue first but they forgot to bring all the leaves cabbage etc for the fixings. They ended up asking twice to 3 times but they were already almost all done by the time the sides came. We all agreed the soup was OK, it wasnt spicy nor alot of flavors were really in there for traditional bun bo hue. BUT, they did get the toppings right! They had the pork knuckle, the pig blood and the sliced loaf which you typically see in the traditional offering. Overall it was a good expierence but paying a ok dish for a price of mid 20s is a hefty ask. read more

Ghien Bun Bo - Vietnamese Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

I was really excited to try this new spot since bún bò Huế is one of my favorite Vietnamese dishes. The location is interesting, right between Tan Tan and Pho Oregon, and the space itself is bright and welcoming despite being on the smaller side. The menu is concise, with just three main items plus drinks, which made me hopeful they were focusing on doing a few dishes really well. My husband ordered the G1 Ghien Special, and I ordered the G2 (BBH Sườn Bò). The broth was flavorful and had a nice depth to it. Unfortunately, the beef rib was quite tough and difficult to get off the bone. We had to ask for forks to help separate the meat, and even then it was still a bit hard to chew. It made the experience a little less enjoyable than I had hoped. Overall, I truly wanted to love this place and think it has potential, especially because the broth was strong. I would be open to trying it again and hope the meat texture improves over time. read more

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We came here last week for lunch as were curious to check out a new bbh place in town. It was nice to see that they had a lunch crowd, but also bad that it took awhile to get our food (over half an hour). The Ghien Me drink (iced coffee with black sesame cream was good. We both ordered the beef ribs bbh. It was a bit a challenge to eat the beef of the ribs as it was a bit hard to get the meat off the bone. The broth was ok, but i felt it could use something to it. I think it may be due to that they are newer and still figuring things out and will try to check them out again another time. read more

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Ghien's food menu is simple as their speciality is bun bo hue. There are 4 items: 3 bun bo hue bowls with different cuts of meat and one dry noodle option. I tried the dry noodle dish and wow was it a great deal. I didn't expect to get a massive bowl of broth with the pork knuckle, beef shank, pork loaf and herbs. The dry noodle dish itself was reminiscent of bbh because it had all the same components with a special sauce coating on top. I enjoyed throwing in the meats from the soup so I could eat everything together. My bf got the regular bbh and it was delicious as well. It's probably the best bbh you can get on the west side. The broth is on the sweeter side so be sure to add the spicy chili oil they give you on the for the true experience. read more

Ghien Bun Bo - Ghien tron cay. Basically a dry noodle bbh with a massive side of bbh broth and meats! - Vietnamese Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

We came in around noon on Memorial Day and were seated pretty quickly. There were lots of other tables. It immediately smells like homemade bún bò huế. We were given water, had our order taken, and food came out within ten minutes. Other than that, you'd have to call someone if you needed anything. We ordered the regular bún bò huế as friends had told us the special wasn't worth it, as well as the dry noodles, which came with a big bowl of broth (everything but the noodles)! The dry noodles aren't hyped enough, but they were really good! Perfect flavour. I'd say the bún bò huế tasted good, but I wish there was more. I also had to pour in all of the side spice they give to get that signature spicy flavour. Overall, I think the price is steep compared to what you receive, however I love the inclusion of all of the different meats (pork blood, knuckle, different types of chả lụa -- though only one of each). read more

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New Vietnamese Noodle Soup Spot, with great flavor and traditional made, you know something gotta be good when you see elders eating traditional culture cuisine. Great drink/tea selection to choose from, Small corner restaurant with a welcoming vibe. Service felt family oriented, attentive, and welcoming. Recommend especially if you are a soup lover and not afraid of different meat selection such as tendon, or pork blood cake. read more

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The beef rib was practically in inedible. My rib was 90% fat and my wife's 2 ribs were the toughest pieces of meat we've ever tried to eat. I was legit afraid she was going to choke when she finally was able to chew off a piece. In the end, we just gave up because it just wasn't worth the effort. read more

Ghien Bun Bo - Inedible hunk of meat. - Vietnamese Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

I was really excited to visit after hearing a Beaverton location was opening, but my experience was disappointing. They advertised a free sugarcane drink promotion, but by 1 PM on a Saturday they had already run out, which felt misleading. I also ordered the #3, and when I noticed it was missing tendon, I politely asked if they had run out. The staff member completely ignored my question instead of giving an explanation. I understand new openings can be busy, but better communication and customer service would have made a big difference. read more

Amazing food! New taste of Vietnamese and very nice coffee/boba drinks! It's a brand new restaurant on Canyon Rd so I'd like to get the word out now! read more

Ghien Bun Bo - Bun Bo Hue - Vietnamese Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

Great broth and good service. I enjoy the coffee too. Great lace to visit to warm up on a rainy day

The broth is great but they need to train their staff better! Every time I have been here they forgot to give me some thing and it wasn't that busy! The lady who might be the owner is really nice though! read more

Finally a place on the westside specifically for bun bo! Clean, great service and best broth hands down! The coffee avocado drink is must 10/10 recommend. read more

Friendly service. Quick service. Great food. Highly recommend trying this new place in Beaverton :)

The broth was really good and flavorful, and the workers were super friendly. Cute restaurant. Would go again.

It's really flavorful good they're Customer Service was good. They did really good on our food. And it was so good. We had to get four both to go. Thank you. And cam on they works speak fluently Vietnamese read more

I hope they know how to cook Bún Bò Huế. No flavor, tasteless, expensive, and want to pay in cash. Never come back!