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    Vui Ve

    4.0 (292 reviews)
    Closed 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Moderate noise
    Good for groups

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    Pho
    Vu T.

    Sometimes, I have lazy days where I want to order delivery. And it's been cold these days so I wanted some pho! Even though I don't really enjoy Vietnamese food in LA compared to OC, I had to cave in because I was missing Vietnamese food too much. Vui Ve does a great job at organizing their takeout bowls, thus made it look so clean compared to other pho takeouts I've done! Tastes ok overall - just your typical southern style pho with thin noodles and strongly aromatic. Definitely prefer this over pho in Koreatown! I would order again whenever I'm lazy and I crave for this!

    Magdalena R.

    I am usually skeptical about trying new pho places because they are a hit or miss. I am particularly picky with the bone broth flavor. But this one was a hit! Finished everything down to the juice!! What caught my attention was how aesthetically pleasing and cozy the shop looked. Dinned in around 5:30pm and there were definitely regular's trickling around 6pm along with plenty of to go orders. The waitress was very welcoming and gave us some good suggestions for our first time there. I had my Mind set on the pho brisket and shrimp spring rolls! Which was a great choice cause they did not disappoint. Parking: parking is about $15-20 and they do not provide validation. If you want parking validation I would suggest you park in the little Tokyo parking structure and you can get your ticket. Validated at the cafe or at the Nijiya market. If you park in J parking you can't get validation.

    Gisselle M.

    Service was amicable, vast array of food in the menu, and the place was humming with clientele. The atmosphere is adorable and welcoming. I ordered some spring rolls which were great but I'm definitely looking forward to coming back and trying their Pho!

    Bnh M - Fried Tofu
    Shikha B.

    I haven't had a chance to dine in yet, but the tofu banh mi that I've had a couple of times now is just *chef's kiss* delicious. Full of flavor, heat, and my favorite part - the bread is soft and doesn't scratch up your mouth as traditional French baguette bread does. Also, a great value given the size of the sandwich. Finally - this is a small detail, but I think it's important: I walked in yesterday and ordered take out, and the young woman who took my order greeted me with a smile and was personable. Not a given these days, and much appreciated! Looking forward to actually sitting inside and dining in soon.

    Ph Rare Steak
    Chrissy L.

    One of the best weekday lunch specials. Rare steak pho is incredibly tasty, with a rich, flavorful broth. The portion is filling without being too heavy, and the quick service makes it perfect for a lunch break.

    Quality time with the hubby!
    Christina Y.

    Went here for lunch several weeks ago with my husband, and we generally enjoyed our dining experience. First off, we didn't even know that there was a pho restaurant in Little Tokyo. The restaurant is actually tucked away on the second floor upstairs near the Gashapon store, which could explain why it was pretty concealed. Before waiting to get seated, you have to select what you want from their menu and pay first. With the recent surge of customers dining and dashing, it's understandable why the staff would implement this payment method. We were promptly seated and ordered an appetizer of eggrolls, two bowls of pho, and drinks. Overall, the food and service were pretty good. We'll probably come back again if we're in the area.

    Ph Well Done Brisket
    Olena A.

    I am so glad that little Tokyo has a Vietnamese restaurant in the little Tokyo Village! I have been wanting to try this spot for a while, particularly their lunch special, which is a $17 meal which includes an entreé, appetizer, and a drink! Unfortunately, I couldn't make it for lunch hour, but I did make it for dinner. We ordered the spring roll, sampler, the beef brisket pho, and the pho with beef bone. The food was delicious! I really enjoyed the spring sampler which had delicious fresh veggies inside pork, chicken, and shrimp spring rolls with a side of peanut sauce. The pho soup had a generous portion of meat and a flavorful broth. The broth was a touch salty so I would ask next time for the broth to be less salted. The only other reason this place didn't get that 5th star is because the restaurant smelled very strongly of cleaning chemicals and less like the delicious food they were serving. All in all, I will be back and next time for their lunch special!

    Bun bo hue
    Kelly L.

    This review is for take-out orders only. We were craving for a hot bowl of Vietnamese soups, either pho or bun bo hue (spicy beef soup)... and all Vietnamese restaurants in Chinatown have closed after 7 pm... so found this place on Yelp and Ubereat app! We placed ordered for brisket beef pho, spicy beef soup (bun bo hue), spring roll samplers and braised beef banh mi. We were skeptical at first... hmmmm Vietnamese food in Little Tokyo?! Well, to our surprise, everything is very tasty. Well-done Brisket pho, $15.95: generous size, tons of thin slide brisket beef. The broth is savory, anise and cinnamon fragrant with plenty of mints, bean sprouts. If you have stuffy nose, this soup will definitely clear your sinus! Bun bo Hue, $15.95: not too bad. It does have good flavor and spicy... do need more shrimp paste though. Served with round vermicelli. I'm impressed! Many restaurants make mistake to use the same noodles as used in pho. Generous amount of thin slide beef, thin slide Vietnamese sausage, and served with mints, thin slices cabbage, jalapenos and lime. Roll samplers, 3 rolls for $15: Shrimp. Chicken and pork, dipped in peanut sauces. The rolls are pretty big. Braised beef banh mi, $9.95: braised brisket beef with pho flavor, diakon, pickled carrots, cilantro, and jalapenos, dipped with pho broth. I had this the next day at work and heated the banh mi and the broth in our office microwave.Everyone in my office wanted a piece of it. It is a nice twist of vietnamese banh mi and french dip. The baguette is still crispy the next day after being microwaved! This place has became one of our favorite take-out in DTLA, Chinatown, and Little Tokyo areas! We definitely will come by and dine in!

    Lindsay C.

    I have been ordering Spring rolls from this place for years. Today, I received what could only be described as anemic spring rolls as they were about a quarter wide. Not an acceptable portion by any means. Won't be ordering from here again as they have stopped caring about the quality of the food they sell. Shame.

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    Does bun Bo hue have pork blood?

    No, it does not :)

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