One thing I don't miss coming from the Bay Area is Vietnamese food. San Jose has great Vietnamese food, but so does Seattle! I haven't had broken rice dishes in a long time, so my bf and I decided to come here for dinner instead of cook. We both got the same dish: com tam dac biet. It came with pork chop, shrimp paste on sugar cane, egg, and shrimp with bean curd wrapper. Yum! Everything was delicious! We also shared an order of spring rolls and finally! Spring rolls with herbs in it! Why do most places in Seattle leave out the herbs?? I believe I have found my new go to restaurant for Vietnamese food. read more

Vietnam House - Fat and plump spring rolls - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Food is great. SERVICE IS HORRIBLE! Waited 15 minutes for a table; waited 10 more minutes after getting seated for someone to acknowledge us. Water and tea came out after our food was served. Needed an extra bowl to split my rice dish with my 3 year old - asked the waitress as she was passing and said "give me one moment - I'm busy". Ha ha ha. Management needs to hire a better team. ALSO verify your bill before you pay! They charged us for tea AND to $5 to substitute duck meat for tofu. So so so disappointed. New management will do anything for extra cash. Smh. read more

Vietnam House has been one of my friend's favorite Vietnamese restaurants for as long as I remember. I definitely have gone here multiple times and will probably come back multiple times. It's a restaurant that makes you feel like you're at home and you're comfortable. Food: I got the broken rice with grilled pork chop plate (#48) and it was absolutely delicious. The broken rice with the fish sauce added on top made it extremely flavorful. The grill pork has really nice flavor and pairs really well the rice. My favorite would have to be the baked egg and the shredded pork skin because I feel like these dishes are hard to get elseware. Individually, I don't think the food is amazing but when you put it all together on a plate then it's absolutely delicious. Service and Ambiance: Extremely homey and I feel like I'm at a Vietnamese house. This is one of those places that you would come to get food, eat, and leave. The service was alright and I got my food promptly without any problems whatsoever. Price: Pretty cheap for the portion that you get Overall, I would definitely come back. The meal was good and I was definitely very full afterwards. I'd be curious to try some of their other dishes in the future. read more

Only place that has food closest taste to the one in Vietnam. I grew up there so trust me, this restaurant know what they are doing! Only Vietnamese restaurant I go to. read more

My Vietnamese girlfriend had suggested this spot when I told her I wanted to try bun rieu for the first time. It was SO good I thought about it all night and had it again the next day... I guess you can say I'm obsessed. I've lived in the greater Seattle area my whole life and have never noticed this little place! I loved how intimate and authentic the space felt! As I observed the room, it looked like everyone was enjoying their meal and I saw what looked like a few regulars which was very reassuring my meal was about to be as good as it smelled! She ordered a few things for us and I loved everything I tried! I got the bun rieu and egg rolls and tried the spring/fresh rolls. The spring rolls were really good- pretty standard and classic. I loveeeeee Vietnamese eggrolls! They're the best and ALWAYS so crunchy and crispy with lots of meat! I offered to share my egg rolls with the rest of the table secretly hoping they didn't want any- they were that good! And finally the bun rieu... I don't have a lot to compare it to but it's a tomato- based/ brothy noodle soup with lumps of pork/crab that comes not spicy at all so I gave myself a heaping serving of what looked like garlic chili paste and it was perfect! Even though the broth sounds pretty basic the flavors had a lot more depth than I expected! Honestly, just so good and definitely my cup of tea! read more

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One of the MANY things I love about my Vietnamese friends is a "red carpet" invitation to many tastey vietnamese eats =D I came here with my friends Anh and Huan for almost too late for breakfast, too early for lunch, but not really brunch time either... more like "get here now or there will be no eats" = translation... no seats! This tastey shop is small with a small parking lot, but do not be mistaken because the servings are large!!! I'm not sure how one fits all this eats in one sitting. At my friends suggestion, I had a tastey cooked duck served on salad (roots, cabbage...) with a side of fish sauce AND a huge bowel of soup. The duck was terrific... and i am VERY picky about my duck. It was fresh tasting, no grease, cut nicely =D come and try this spot... but come early! read more

Vietnam House is everything you would expect from your run-of-the-mill Vietnamese restaurant. The service is average to below average, the food is surprisingly good, and the restaurant interior is simple and bare bones. Last time I went in I had the bun bo hue. Quality bun bo hue is extremely hard to come by in Seattle (probably most places in the US) and Vietnam House did not do enough to get me excited about coming back for the bun bo hue. By no means was it bad, but it didn't stand out from the average bun bo hue's I've had elsewhere (which most of my friends would say are "not very good"). I'll keep looking for bun bo hue, but everyone has recommended the duck noodle at Vietnam House. I suspect I'll have that next time I stop in, and I'd recommend you do the same. read more

Vietnam House just remodeled so their dining area is much bigger than before. Definitely a great place to eat and try authentic Vietnamese dishes . We've ordered staff lunches abs family dinners to go here and the staff is friendly and helpful. Highly recommend their broken rice dishes such as Com Tam Dac Biet that offers grilled pork chips, steam egg, sugar cane shrimp. They also offer a variety of pho soups where the broth taste authentic and delicious along with other tasty noodle soup such as bun bo hue and hu tieu . I would recommend this place for lunch with family and friends . Parking is ample and easy to find parking as well as free. There are nearby shops that you can walk to after your meal such as Viet Wah or explore Chinatown by foot without having to pay for street parking. read more

I really wanna give Vietnam House five stars because of their on point Vietnamese dishes but customer service was a bit lacking when I ate there last time. Again another childhood favorite restaurants, brings back all the memories of when I used to eat here with my mom. I remember clearly I used to always eat quail eggs here! (I swear almost all the Chinatown restaurants are my childhood favorites) Vietnam House keeps it pretty real with their Vietnamese dishes. I ordered the Vermicelli Bowl and it was super fulfilling. Don't let those noodles fool you, with all that meat and the eggroll it will fill you up. The waiters had quite a few mix ups because of how busy they were that day. They kept bringing the wrong dish to our table and forgot to bring pepper/water when we asked for it. Another tip is if you have a peanut allergy, you really have to let them know. A lot of their dishes will be covered in peanuts on top. My mom is very clear on the "no peanuts" for me because I had a peanut encounter there before. Overall, I love Vietnam House and it is a family favorite for many! Their food is always great and they have tons of Vietnamese Dishes to choose from. My mom knows the waiters and owners there really well so they're always attentive to us! read more

Vietnam House - Vermicelli Bowl - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I came with some friends and I ordered the broken rice dish with grilled pork, shredded pork, and fried egg. The food was good, but not great. I felt like nothing really blew me out of the water, especially when there are Vietnamese restaurants are all around this area - even ones that share the same parking lot as Vietnam House. Also, the portion size was a little less than what I'd expect. One of my friends ordered the pho and he said it was just ok. My wife got the vermicelli noodles with grilled pork, and she thought it was average. I think everyone was a little disappointed in the portion size of our dishes relative to what we paid and relative to what other Vietnamese restaurants in the area offer. The service was what you'd expect at a restaurant in the ID - very direct and to-the-point. The atmosphere and layout of the place is simple and unassuming. read more

I came here because of a good review in The Seattle Times and all the good Yelp reviews but sadly, it was not at all what I expected. It was a Friday night and the place was half full so it wasn't due to them being swamped. I got the porkchop with baked egg, shredded pork, and broken rice, while The Hubs got their noodle bowl with egg roll and grilled pork. The food looked good but it didn't taste good. The majority of it was meh, bland, or even off-tasting. Portions were lean. We both left hungry. I was going to give this place two stars but then I walked to the bathroom and almost slipped on the floors they just mopped! I deducted another star. It was as if they had mopped with cooking oil! Wasn't the only one. Others who came after me also almost slipped too. Skip this place and go to Green Leaf instead. read more

This was my favorite Vietnamese restaurants for years, because of their authentic dishes. However, as I was recovering from surgery and hired help to pick up the food that I paid for on their website, it was a rather poor experience from the owner. My helper (which I had also paid for the service) waited for 30-minutes at the restaurant for the food. As my helper was walking out with the food, she was stopped by the owner. The owner kept on mentioning that he had cancelled my online order several times and won't give her the food. When being asked why he had cancelled the order, yet, made the food--he said he was busing with many tasks and didn't have time to check his email. My helper has $20 in cash with her and he refuses to give her the meals which were $21!!! I called the owner to let him know that my family and friends family are his friends, since back in Vietnam. He apologized and said he was just too busy with the restaurant and doesn't paid attention to online ordering. I hung up on him. POOR customer service and discriminatory against women. read more

I am upset with the service! We made reservation a week in advance, for a group of 30 people. We told them in advance, that we would like them to put three large tables together, so we can talk and had coversation while we are eating. Guess what? When we got there, the tables were not set up. The services were not attentive. We ordered beer for our group, and they just put four cases of beer and a can opener on the empty table next to where we were sitting. We walk to the empty table get our own beer and open it ourselves. Horrible seevice! When it time to paid we tip them with a credit card, but they wanted us to tip them in CASH instead. We usually tip 20 percent, but this time we end up only gave them 10 percent instead. They don't deserve a 20 percent tip. The worst service ever! read more

This place stepped up their game since they renovated! Got three things here, Bun Bo Hue, Bun Rieu, and Bahn Xeo. Bun bo hue- Really flavorful and has everything I like in Bun bo hue in it including the pork blood. They gave you a large plate of veggies to put inside and you can add extra chili oil if not spicy enough for you. Bun Rieu- Not a not of tomato or crab tastes so kind of disappointed. But the soup base was good (salty enough). Their noodles were kinda soft but that might be cause the soup was super hot which is a bonus. Banh Xeo - Good portion size. They give you a bunch of veggies to wrap your own egg pancake. Inside was filled with a lot of shrimps, pork and bean sprouts. Was so good, one of the best in the international district. Service was good too that night. We kind of went right before closing, and even though they rushed us for the bill which is understandable , the boss told us to take our time finishing our food. They even thanked us when we walked out which is rare at a Vietnamese restaurant. Oh and their parking is super convenient there too! read more

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A hole-in-the-wall Vietnamese restaurant, which usually means yummy food! This is always our "go to" for Vietnamese grub, when we don't want pho. It's good, cheap, and fast. Did I say it was good?! read more

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This place gets packed on the weekends and parking is almost impossible! Seating is pretty tight but that's ok. Food is always good and it comes out quickly. For a small place they have an extensive menu. Family favorites are the Banh Xeo, Bun Mang Vit and Com Dac Biet. Their specials are posted on the wall, check it out! read more

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This is just from a perspective of Uber eats availability: I've ordered bun bo hue from Vietnam house through Uber eats three times since I've moved. I've tried the bun bo bue from a few different places around here (through delivery) and they don't compare to the bbh from Vietnam house. I think Vietnam house bbh has much more flavor and it comes with an amazing portion and enough ratio of meat veggies and noodles. Every time I try to order bun bo hue in my area, I can only find 2 or 3 restaurants that are in my range and will deliver at a reasonable price and time frame. I believe they have the best bun bo hue on Uber eats in my area but they only accept orders on Uber eats until 6. Sometimes I wish it was later because I crave bun bo hue at night :) read more

I have to say, the com dac biet here keeps me coming back! Everything that comes with number 49 is flavorful and satisfying. I love rice and this always hits the spot! The beef ribs have this yummy lemongrass glaze and is grilled to perfection. It has enough fat on it to keep it succulent and juicy and charred enough to caramelize the glaze, yum!!! My favorite item though is the fried tofu skin wrapped around meat. So no other Vietnamese restaurant in the area offers this with their broken rice so I order a side order to snack on lol. The bean curd skin is super crispy and the meat filling is simple but tastes amazing if you dunk it in fish sauce. Or if you eat it by itself, it's also great! Very similar to the dimsum bean curd rolls but fried! The plate also comes with a perfect sunny side egg and shrimp on sugar cane! I can't speak to anything else but thumbs up on the rice plate! The iced coffee is smooth and strong. I was feeling like a bus ran me over, backed up and did it again. I was super alert after having the coffee, it's sweetened with condensed milk and reminds me of when my mom use to make coffee for us on Saturday mornings. The portion for the coffee is a bit disappointing as they don't fill up the glass but flavor wise, it packs a punch. You'll like it, if you like your coffee strong! Service is unattentive, I've always known this so I just enjoy the food and set my expectations low. The last time we were here my fiancé was irritated because he waited to pay and was ignored for quite some time. If you just go for the food, it's worth it but don't expect cheerful service. read more

Vietnam House - Com dac biet. - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Vietnam House is definitely one of the better Vietnamese restaurants around. It's located in a plaza with several other restaurants so parking can be a little crazy. They have quite a few dishes on their menu, ranging from vermicelli, rice, pho, noodles and family style dishes. We usually stick to the usual vermicelli and rice dishes. They offer a variety of combinations for these two dishes, you can never get tired of them. This time we ordered the rice dish with shredded pork, fried egg and grilled pork. We also ordered the vermicelli with beef wrapped in la lop. It also came with a shrimp cake on sugar cane and plenty of vegetables. Both were very good! We normally order take out, but had dinner at the restaurant for the first time. Don't expect the greatest service here though. And a tip on ordering takeout, make sure you ask for sambel olek or siracha because they don't give it to you. read more

Vietnam House - Com tam - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Vietnam house - yes I would say it most resemble Vietnamese portion (ie small). That is not to say it is a bad thing since all restaurants in America seem to want to over feed the already well fed generation. Good items here: bun mang vit (most popular), canh bun (very authentic taste). I hear the lau de and de noodle soup are also very good but when I had the lau de (goat hot pot) I thought the meat was tough. They always have some interesting (ie not available at most other Vietnamese restaurants) specials for entrees and appetizers so that is also good. Please more that those specials, however, only typically being served during the weekend. Service, however, is extremely slow, and almost rude, every single time! What can you expect, I guess, you are in Chinatown and it is a Vietnamese restaurant. Go here for their well known specials and small portion and don't expect any good service and you are good to go. And of course, "cheap" prices! read more

It's just a gem hidden in ID. I had never wanted to try this place until today. It was an absolute delight. The combo broken rice was great. Pork chop was a little bit on the sweeter side for my taste. The bun chai hai noi was really good. Service is non existent but they tried hard to get the food to the table. read more

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Vietnam house great for for quick lunch. I always eat their Bamboo Duck Noodle soup. It's really yummy. Service always great but could use more work. Egg rolls are really yummy along with coffee. read more

Vietnam House - Bamboo Duck Noodles - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I absolutely love com tam dac biet (special broken rice with pork chop, shrimp on sugar cane, and sweet tofu). Com bo luc lac (stir-fried rice with beef) is also amazing. read more

Vietnam House - Look at com tam dac biet (special broken rice with pork chop, shrimp on sugar cane, and sweet tofu)!!! Yum!!! - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Vietnamese restaurant without any special modern decor - Like that of tamarind tree next door. It is less nice of a dining experience though (food aside). Food: Spring rolls. These were just ok. I enjoy them at tamarind tree more bc they wrap it more neatly and have crunchy egg roll wrap pieces inside. The Vermicelli bowl w/ egg roll and pork skewers. Really good!!! The egg roll and pork were yummy! I usually get this dish at tamarind tree bc I enjoy their egg roll too (but their pork is usually too dry for my preference). This place serves it perfect. Price: I think Vietnamese food is not very expensive compared to a lot of other types of food. With that said, I usually don't mind paying relatively more for Vietnamese food (like at ba bar or tamarind tree), but this place is cheaper prob bc it doesn't cost a ton to uphold a fancy shmancy location. $8.50ish for the bowl I got, which is probably $2-$5 cheaper than at those other places. Definitely good deals. read more

You know an establishment is authentic when it's full of Vietnamese folks in this joint. The food is probably as good as it gets. The portion is pretty good now, and they've expanded to where the Minh Tam market used to be, so that's what's good in the hood. Just remember to take the service with a grain of salt, because that's not what you are here for. It's a hit or miss, because some times service can be pretty consistent, however they can be forgetful when it's a full house. read more

No frills, authentic Vietnamese food. The rice dishes and noodle bowls are all solid. We'll usually do one of the com tams and one of the bun dishes. The duck noodle soup is good too. You can't really go wrong with any of them, and if you're a glutton and still hungry you can always order another dish - the prices are very reasonable. The parking in this plaza is a nightmare, so if you can get to-go while someone waits in the car watching for people that are going to nearly hit you, all the better. read more

Vietnam House - Special rice plate - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I love Vietnam house. My Viet friends and I go here a lot. This place feels very authentic and I hear most viets will go here over Tamarind Tree next door. The com tam dishes here are better than anywhere else I've had. It's crack. I almost always order a com tam dish here. The bun mang vit is very good too. I don't know what the ginger dipping sauce is called but it's perfect. Have had a few other dishes as well and they have all been really good. Everybody should come eat here. read more

Vietnam House - Com tam chicken one - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Food is really good. Authentic. Service is TERRIBLE. They don't write things down and get orders wrong, waitresses are unpleasant, and when we brought our 1 year old, they complained about food on the floor. Really??? read more

Vietnam House was definitely an experience. Let me preface to say that I'm Vietnamese and so were all the members of our 5-person lunch group - we're used to eating this kind of food and like supporting Vietnamese restaurants. Upon arrival, the restaurant was practically empty, with one other group, but the service we got was simply not great. My mom ordered com tam (rice plate), which in most Vietnamese restaurants I've been to comes with soup. In this situation, my mom didn't see the $0.50 charge for soup on the page (it was there, she just missed it), she politely asked if it came with soup. The response from the waitress was roughly translated to, "Soup? You expect soup with your rice plate?" She promptly walked away after saying that, not even giving my mom the chance to order it and of course pay for it. Before this incident, they also got an order wrong but we ignored it and chalked it up to a small mistake, eating it anyway. As our food was delivered, they also forgot the fish sauce that came with a few of our dishes until they delivered it after the second time we asked. I also asked for water at the beginning of the meal (they had just brought out tea) and got it when I was finishing up, at which the waitress slammed the cup onto the table, not even bothering to put it in arms length of me. As we finished up, we thought it was the end of the bad service. My mom paid and we sat there as some of the members of the group went to the bathroom. When my mom's friend came out of the bathroom, the waitress stopped her and said we hadn't paid the whole bill, asking for more money. My mom's friend believed her and got out her wallet but my mom stopped her and asked what we hadn't paid for. She didn't really have an answer for us and said "for tip". But please note, we ALREADY tipped. But when we said we had already tipped, she said there was a service charge - which we could not find on their menu. I understand that some restaurants do this for parties of 6 or more, but we were a party of 5. When we asked about the service charge (I was aware that some restaurants do it regardless of party size sometimes but found this to be true at the more upscale restaurants), she said "okay okay tip." Honestly, at this point when they couldn't give us a specific additional amount to pay or a proper bill with this added amount, we felt like they were just trying to get our money so we left, and we saw them standing outside watching us as we got into our car. Overall, the food was okay but the experience was just truly unpleasant. I'm not looking for stellar service, just to be treated like trusted patrons. I'm saddened by this event and will not be coming back. Hopefully though, it was just a bad day for the waitress and what you experience on a visit will be much better. read more

Authentic, flavorful, delicious food that comes out relatively fast. Service is ok since it is not the most attentive. Duck and bamboo noodle soup (item #23 on the menu) - simple, flavorful clear noodle soup with a pretty big side of duck on a bed of cabbage, the dipping sauce for the duck is tasty Bun bo hue - delicious pork and seafood based broth with round rice noodles and slices of pork and beef, meatballs, and cubes of pork blood. Very happy with the food and would come back. read more

Vietnam House - Bun bo hue - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Even though it's a private lot, parking can be a nightmare since the road is narrow and especially nightmarish on busy days (which tends to be all the time). My family really likes going here and it can get quite packed on weekends. We went on a Friday evening around 6pm this time around which was nice because there was only a handful of people. The restaurant itself is quite spacious with plenty of area to move around. Lighting can be meh, especially if you're taking pictures. Service was fine like most places. We ordered bun mam, bun mang vit and stir fried lemongrass tofu with steamed rice. Food itself was really good, very flavorful. I've had a couple of their dishes here and have liked every single one. There is a good variety of food options as well as vegetarian dishes. Dishes are also reasonably priced, in my opinion. I would highly recommend this place! Just be wary of parking. My family will most likely continue going here if we're in the area! read more

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Cheap, delicious food. They have an extensive menu, but I always find myself ordering the combo rice. Most items on the menu are under $10!

Pretty authentic Vietnamese food. I usually only get a couple of things - bun bo hue, banh hoi thit nuong or the com tam dat biet. They serve pretty large portions and I always leave feeling quite full. This is a good alternative to Tamarind Tree which is located right next door if you're looking for something more casual and laid back. One thing I've noticed is that their prices are rising and a little big more expensive than I would pay at some other Vietnamese restaurants. Nonetheless, the service and food are still really good. read more

I had their bun bo hue, which was pretty decent. It wasn't very spicy, which is a good thing to me. However, I've also had better tasting bun bo hue. We also ordered their banh xeo, which was ok. Their eggrolls were decent, but nothing to brag about. Parking and the restaurant were both tiiiiny, which means i would have skipped this place if it were any busier. The service was fast, typical asian-style service. Overall, nothing bad, but nothing great. 3 solid stars. read more

Came here with a Vietnamese friend, on the recommendation of her Vietnamese friend. The food is pretty standard Vietnamese food, but they do have a lot of variety - pho, bun bo hue, broken rice plates, vermicelli plates, and my favorite: the wrap your own roll platters. I give this place 4 stars because after some negotiating (in Vietnamese by my friend), they allowed me to order half and half for the rice paper platter. I got half an order of meat balls and half an order of basil wrapped beef. Both were delicious, and the portions large! This place is right next to Tamarind Tree (my current favorite Viet place in Seattle), but the price is cheaper (but then again, you loose the nice atmosphere too). read more

My parents always came here for food ever since I was little. I remember the most recent trip was with my friends and we all got bun bo hue. The BBH here is pretty fantastic since they have huyet (congealed pork blood cubes) and not many places will include this as it is just expensive. This bun bo hue is very comparable to my mom's actually (hope she doesn't read this!) but they have their own twist on it. If I were to come back, I would recommend getting it with less xa/lemongrass, it really overpowered the dish. I've had other wet noodle dishes here but I just can't really remember as it's been so long. Wouldn't really be a place for an average Joe to try though. It's authentic Vietnamese food and have lots of things that are very new for any handful of people, unless they're Vietnamese. The restaurant is also pretty dirty but it's a Vietnamese restaurant.... what can you expect? I walked here this time but parking is such a b**** anytime I'm in this plaza. Have also been robbed here so be careful at night! Take valuables with you, don't leave them in your car! read more

I really like Vietnam House! It's simple, down home, and the food is tasty! They have everything most of the other Vietnamese places in the ID have (including my favorite, Banh Xeo) and I think their food is prepared well and the flavors are spot on. I had the lemongrass chicken vermicelli bowl and devoured the whole thing. The chicken was super tender and had a wonderful char to it. Can't say I could taste a lot of lemongrass, but it was so good I didn't miss it. My fiancé got the beef tendon pho and the tendon was cooked so well it was falling apart - you would have thought it was an expensive cut of meat. This place has the ambiance of a food court, so if you're expecting the atmosphere like Tamarind Tree next door, you won't find that here. Most of the customers are Vietnamese and the specials on the walls are not written in English. I think that's a good sign. Staff here is also not friendly, but also not rude. Prices here are lower than other places too, which, combined with the great food, makes this one of my favorite Vietnamese places in Seattle. There is a giant parking lot that wraps around the shopping center. It's literally next door to Tamarind Tree. They take a credit card f your purchase is over $12. If you're craving Vietnamese food, I'd definitely recommend this spot. read more

The food was okay, portions were smaller than I expected, and the service wasn't that great and was a bit slow. Had to ask for cups of water three times before it was brought out. One of the dishes I got was #49, a bit disappointed in he flavor and portion. read more

All the adults in my family love this place for the authentic Vietnamese taste, and I really wish I could say the same but it's just meh to me. Perhaps it's because I've only ever had their vegetarian dishes, but I just never leave the restaurant full or satisfied. Today's order was the hu tieu xao chay (vegetarian stir fried noodles) and it was tasteless. I think they tried to compensate for the blandness by adding an insane amount of oil, but all that did was make me nauseous on the car ride home. Service is also pretty subpar -- like today for instance, we had asked for water when we sat down and they didn't give it to us until we were about to leave. They also only gave us two glasses when there was five of us in the party..... um what? They did recently expand though, which is nice. Prior to it, the restaurant would get so packed, it would be hard to maneuver around without bopping someone on the head or shoulder. TL;DR - not recommended for vegetarians. read more

Vietnam House - Bun mang vit - Vietnamese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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food is pretty good but not very clean imo. sometimes you'd get attitude from the waiter/waitress too. And that's the reason I seldom come back. read more