Banh Cuon Hoa #2

Super authentic banh cuon style restaurant (hence the name). Everything was full of flavor you would expect from a legit Vietnamese restaurant. Order everything on the menu! They even have dry goods and frozen goods to purchase to go. Can’t go wrong here!

Was craving for rice crepes so my cousin took us here! Pretty decent selections. All different combinations of the streamed rice cake plain or with stuffed meats. The tradition Bánh cuon with pork is good ene the Viet’s steamed ham loaf is cut a bit thick and same with the fried ham loaf. The steamed rice cake chā Hanoi was really good. Large portion enough to share 2 or 3 people.

Just hit up Banh Cuon Hoa #2 in Houston, and man, it was awesome 5/5 stars all the way! The Banh Cuon Dac Biet was legit, with those soft, steamy rice rolls stuffed with tasty fillings and paired with nice tasty fish sauce. The Canh Bun was on point too, super flavorful broth and noodles that were just right. Food came out crazy fast, and the prices? Total steal for how good and filling it was. Chill vibes, great grub, definitely going back!

I found a piece of plastic (almost ate it) in my Banh Cuon today, which is a serious safety concern. The restaurant should take greater care in food preparation to avoid such hazards. this is definitely a safety hazard; I don't recommend this restaurant and hope health inspection come through!

Ordered takeout so can't comment on the other reviews' service concerns. The banh beo are not the usual small ones you usually get, but each one is palm-sized. The banh Cuon were good. The bun Bo hue's flavor was a bit lackluster but overall still enjoyable.

Was craving Vietnamese Crepes and mini crepes. Found this restaurant online. The restaurant is nice and clean, not too crowded. They have a pretty good menu selections but I went for the banh khot or mini crepes with shrimp. The banh khot came out in a platter wit vegetables and herbs. The fish sauce in a carafe on the side. The banh khot was crispy and creamy from the coconut milk. The fish sauce was a perfect compliment with balance of sweet and savory. The meal was simple and satisfying. It definitely hit the spot. The price was reasonable and the service was good. Will definitely come back to try other dishes.

[MENU PHOTOS INCLUDED 😊!!] Delicious vietnamese food, very authentic and not overpriced. The prices here are also fantastic for the nice portions you get, and are the best prices I've found around this area for banh khot, banh xeo, and banh cuon!! Everything I ordered here was fresh to order, and tasted phenomenal. The coconut hint in the banh khot is perfect. I also tried their banh cuon, mi quang, and bun bo hue, which I cannot stress enough were all so fresh and flavorful. Service is quick, they are very friendly, and the atmosphere is clean. Overall a very great eat if you're looking to try some authentic vietnamese food in Houston!! Check them out!! 💵💳 I would like to mention that they do add an 18% gratuity tip before tax though, and only took a star off because I did not see anything on the menu or signs indicating that they do this. Nice service so I don't mind tipping, but as someone who was once a server, I like to have things like this highlighted to let customers know beforehand. Every place is different though, and based off another review, it may be just for parties of 5+.

By far the best BANH CUON EVER!!!! Great customer service, great in giving extras Banh Cuon, and great great great💙🙏💯THEY ALSO GOT THE BWST BUN RIEU ALSO💙💯🙏

We had a friend in town who wanted good ole' Viet food. I've never been here, and glad we checked it out. We went on a Friday night, plenty of parking and seating. No wait to eat! Firstly, the employees speak limited English, so patience is required. We ordered a ton of appetizers, like the banh beo, banh kot, banh xeo and egg rolls. All of the apps were delish and definitely worth getting. We got some dishes, and they weren't as good as the appetizers. Definitely don't expect great service. I had to ask for water and also they forgot one of our dishes.. but the food is good.

This is a very robust restaurant featuring some of the more popular sides of Vietnamese specialty cuisine. The conbination rice flour plate is amazingly good, moreso due to the fish sauce flavors coming through. They nail a home run on the sauce with is the true mvp for this type of dish. Otherwise, it's hard to go wrong with rice flour with shrimp and pork salami. The mung beans and leafy greens were very fresh. The dishes well put together and plated neatly. Service was very expedient since most of the ingredients that go into the dish is already prepared ahead of time. There is a lot of seating area despite how busy there are you during busy hours. Its well lit and I do appreciate the cultural decor. This is a place that I frequent from year to year with my family.

Was craving for rice crepes so my cousin took us here! Pretty decent selections. All different combinations of the streamed rice cake plain or with stuffed meats. The tradition Bánh cuon with pork is good ene the Viet's steamed ham loaf is cut a bit thick and same with the fried ham loaf. The steamed rice cake chā Hanoi was really good. Large portion enough to share 2 or 3 people. So good

This place is so good and food is authentic and delicious. The people are nice and the food comes out quickly. Very happy. Clam environment.

This place is known for their noodles and they did not disappoint. I got 111B with grilled pork, and it was really good and flavorful. The service and vibe are okay. The server forgot 2/8 orders we had so 2 of us had to wait for the food to cook when we found out they forgot and it did take a while to flag down the waiter for that and also for more water.

DO NOT listen to any of the reviews about poor service. Every time I visit this restaurant, everyone is so nice and welcoming. The food comes out so fast no matter how busy it is. Great flavor and price! Quality is consistent every time 10/10.

came to banh cuon hoa #2 on sunday after the marathon to celebrate my friend! never had this dish before, but my friends said they're known for these noodles. i got 111B) bánh uớt thịt nướng - steamed thin rice rolls with grilled pork. the rice rolls were super delicate and soft, and the grilled pork was so flavorful. they bring out a little pitcher of fish sauce for dipping, and you pour it into a dish to dip the food for max flavor. super yummy and packed with taste. i saw some other reviews mention the service isn't the best, but i thought it was okay. it's not the fanciest, with servers not checking in to see if you need more water, etc. it's more self-driven, so you have to flag down the servers if you want anything extra. still, a good experience overall.

Our go to place for the traditional Banh Cuon, and Bun Cha Ha Noi. Beautiful plating with fresh veggies. The Banh Xeo crepe is delicious and reasonably priced. But would have to compete with the more modern serving of squid and mushroom stuffing added by other restaurants. May be offer these items as add ins. My grilled meat platter delicious as usual.

As a fellow Vietnamese, I'm not trying to be rude, but this is America, not Vietnam. If you're hiring staff, they should have at least basic communication skills and, most importantly, know the names of the dishes they're serving. We've always placed large orders, often more than 10 dishes at a time, but every time we've called, we've had issues with language barriers, even for something as simple as "rice." The language barrier has been a consistent problem. While we love the food, the service has been disappointing. We've overheard staff arguing and yelling in the background about who's responsible for what, which is not only unprofessional but also embarrassing.

Despite all of the bad reviews, I still wanted to give this place a chance. But unfortunately, our experience was not good enough to warrant a second visit. When we first looked at the menu, we were delighted to see a good variety of our favorite Vietnamese dishes. But then we got a feeling that maybe there's TOO many items on their menu. We were right. My bf loves trying Bún Bò Huế at different restaurants. But he said this place has the spiciest version he's ever tried. The peppers were too overwhelming and it took away from the flavors of the dish. The Bánh Bèo Huế was extremely disappointing. It was drowned in some liquid-y orange sauce with WAY TOO MANY peanuts on top. It's just not the taste I've always known this dish to be, which is typically highlighted with dried shrimp and crispy pork skin. The Bánh Cuốn Đặc Biệt was the only satisfactory dish, thank goodness since it's their signature. But it didn't blow me away. It doesn't even make my list of the top 5 best bánh cuốn I've ever had. Service was alright. Our server didn't give us much time to look at the menu before approaching us to take our order. Once we got all of our food, they left us alone and never checked on us again. They don't tell you this, but pay at the front. All typical Vietnamese customer service behavior. So I'm not docking a star for that. Ambiance is fine. Lots of decent artwork on the wall, Vietnamese music playing to set the mood, and a clean facility overall.

During a recent visit to this restaurant with a friend hoping for a delightful dining experience. Unfortunately, my visit left much to be desired. We started with the chicken sticky rice, which was presented beautifully but was disappointingly cold and hard--almost inedible after a couple of bites. The steam rice roll that followed was decent, offering a better taste experience compared to the sticky rice. Next, the chicken rice with egg had an unpleasant sour taste to the chicken, suggesting it might have been off. The chicken itself appeared overcooked, further diminishing the dish's appeal. The savory crepe was passable but nothing exceptional, failing to stand out in flavor or texture. Service-wise, the staff was courteous enough, but there was nothing remarkable about their attentiveness or efficiency. The ambiance was bright and decorated traditionally, which added a bit of charm to the setting. Overall, my experience here was underwhelming. While the steam rice roll was decent, the disappointing quality of the sticky rice and the strange taste of the chicken dish were significant drawbacks. Considering the mediocre food and average service, I don't foresee myself returning to this establishment anytime soon. *** forgot to take pic of the steam rice rolls *.*

This will be a one visit sort of deal, just not impressive enough to come back. For each plate that we had, there is definitely a better speciality place in Bellaire to go to for it. Let's start with their name sake, we ordered all 3 of their banh cuon plates: the original, the bbq pork, and the special plate which has all 3 plus fermented pork and fried sweet potatoes. Super typical, nothing really stands out. The shrimp one is a skip - they used the tiniest shrimps, the quality is a maybe touch better than the dried shrimps. All the dishes we had that required nuoc mam (fish sauce) were sadly unimpressive bc the sauce itself is too salty. The noodle soups were truly just to check box that they serve it, nothing worth mentioning. The bun mam was the saltiest broth we've ever had; the huu tieu had the tiniest amount of noodles, you only see broth in the picture; and the bun canh was lack luster in taste. I took a star off for the service alone. There were many employees there but apparently only 1 waitress who took our order and never to make eye contact again. Ordered the huu tieu without any veggies - repeated it - pointed to the kids to emphasize it, yet bowl came out with all the greens in it (pictured). We ordered the banh cuon for the table to try as appetizers and she didn't give us plates for it so had to grab the to go containers and made our own (pictured). Water carafe was a bit bigger than the nuoc mam carafe and for a table of 4 adults and 3 littles, and with her absence, we never had a refill (pictured). Again, not on my list to return.

Food: Great. All natural. Bottle of fish sauce on the table so you can pour as much as you want. Got the banh cuon dac biet Service: 5/5 - prompt, delivery of food was quick. Ambiance: Quiet, clean. There is also a separate section for you to buy to-go snacks and food. Definitely will come here again. Great for breakfast/lunch.

banh cuon 5/5 - came out hot/fresh. would eat again bun rieu 2/5 - ingredients were weird. came with spare ribs and egg loaf (in soup... wtf). broth was super bland. would not order this again banh beo 5/5 - came out hot/fresh i'll come back here again cause their banh cuon actually comes with the fried shrimp, s potato fritter and cured meat cube thing. would not recommend bun rieu at all.

Service declines every single time we come here. The banh cuon is great but the service is unwelcoming. Oddly, they took over an establishment next door so wait service is shared between two places and they were ushering food orders between the two places. Today, they forgot our order, and then last time, the food took longer than usual. Beforehand, the food order came at different intervals so we waited anxiously and finished eating before my guests. Waitstaff are not attentive and busy taking several breaks at a table next to you. So bothering them while they are eating or on their phones defeats the purpose of "dine in" because we have inconvenienced them. The eye rolls surely don't help. Plus the added gratuity on the bill or bill miscalculation every time does NOT justify us coming back for dine in. Maybe carry out is a better option but I doubt I'll return.

They serve large portions here! Everything was mostly good. But like the spring rolls were ok, and the canh bun was bland... they have some snacks you can buy inside and some other grocery stuff.

Don't judge a book by its cover. This place is a hidden gem. Medium sized restaurant but fast service. I went during lunch on a Saturday and was seated immediately. I ordered the following it arrived faster than expected. You get an entire jar of sauce. The herbs are extremely fresh. Food was light but filling at the same time. Highly recommend.

Family of 3. 2 adults and a baby. Ordered Banh khot, Banh Cuon thit, and Banh can't for the little one. Total bill $40. Service wasn't great, had to ask for menu and waiter to come so we can order. Food came out quick and banh khot was amazing. Best I have had, thin and crispy all throughout. Would come back just for that.

Great food! I've only had take out from here but everything that we've had has been reasonably priced and delicious. The items here that we really enjoy are the banh cuon thit nuoung with grilled pork and blanched bean sprouts. Super flavorful and the meat portions are very generous. I love the cha ca Thang Long here as well, which comes with a heaping portion of grilled catfish over a bed of onions and dill. The banh khot are a fun appetizer to split with friends! Service is very to the point and not that friendly, but kind of what you typically expect for a more hole in the wall place!

Okay guys, don't be sleeping on this place just because it's only rated 3 stars. I promise this place is well worth it and definitely AMAZING. Saw a fellow reviewer come here and rave on about this place on TikTok for their banh cuon (believe her name is Christina Nguyen) and we had to go and try it for ourselves. I also saw that they had banh khot on their menu & naturally, as an avid lover of banh xeo, I was needing to try it out. So my boyfriend and I decided to head out here and see what it was all about. Now, this place is in Alief and aside from the location being in a sort of sketch area, it's really great food and relatively cheap - you get a lot of bang for your buck here! We came early because we didn't know if there was going to be a wait since it was a Saturday and during lunch rush, but we made it at a good time before it started getting busier. It was already pretty busy when we got there, but got busier as we were enjoying our meal. We were seated almost immediately and we ordered right away (because we are that sort of couple that looks at menus beforehand and wants to know ahead of time what we plan on ordering). So we ordered the banh cuon, banh uot, banh khot, and the bo ne. The banh cuon and banh uot came out first and relatively fast too. Both dishes were similar except one was filled rice noodles. Let me tell you, they were both insanely delicious and had the perfect chewy texture for rice noodles. I'm always a harsh critic for the fish sauce too just because my boyfriend's mom makes the best fish sauce in my humble opinion, but their fish sauce was light and pretty good. My boyfriend just poured that sauce all over the rice noodles and mixed the veggies with it and bam, slam - pure deliciousness. It was absolutely chef's kiss! The bo ne then came out next and they use filet mignon y'all. Like, who are they? The steak SLAPPED and the bread that came with it, woweeee! Nice and warm, freshly baked, crisp outside, and soft inside... it was just a melody of flavors once you assembled it all on a piece of bread. Everything about this dish was A1 and just spectacular! Probably the only thing I would say about it would be that the egg was unfortunately not runny, but other than that it was an overall great dish! Now, onto the banh khot - they forgot the banh khot. As we were finishing up our other dishes, we were starting to slow down and get full, but I was still patiently waiting for the banh khot because that was ultimately what I really wanted to try here. After waiting awhile, I realized that they probably forgot that we ordered it, so my boyfriend gently reminded them and maybe a few minutes later, we got our cute dish of banh khot. By the time we received it though, we were both already pretty full. So I feel like I didn't get to enjoy it fully as I had anticipated, but nonetheless it was still really good & it didn't disappoint. The outer edges were light and crisp, it was savory, and just eating it with the lettuce and fish sauce just elevated the flavor to a fresh taste which I really enjoyed. Overall, I definitely recommend this restaurant to anyone that truly enjoys some good Vietnamese food. This is it. I want to come back to try their soups next like their bun bo hue and mien ga since it is finally starting to get cooler around here in Houston. 10/10 would recommend!

Setting: very nice, clean, restroom clean Food: Must try the bun Rieu! With the banh cuon and banh uot, it's all about the fish sauce. The fish sauce was a little on the sweeter side but overall it was fresh and good! Highly recommend! Banh beo was very interesting; had croutons on it which was new to me but overall recommend it. Service: the waitress was honest and nice about food suggestions! Highly appreciate it. Overall: highly recommended!

One of my favorite places for Bánh Cuốn in Houston. I'm honestly pretty picky. They have delicious appetizers including egg rolls. Though I've only have their Bánh Cuốn, I'm sure their other dishes are good too.

I only go to the banh khot but not anymore. The service obviously sucks, bc I didn't go there for the service and I feel like Houston service sucks altogether. But that kitchen counter by the cashier had baby roaches. Never again

Be careful. This place automatically charges 18% tip of the TOTAL AFTER TAXES (which is not how tips should be calculated) for 5 people. Tips are supposed to be calculated before taxes are added. Also, it's silly adding 18% for 5 people, especially for a mom and pop restaurant.

This is one of my family and I's favorite banh cuon place in Houston! We go here pretty often, and we always get their banh cuon dac biet. It comes with some fried shrimp batter, that was really delicious! There is also a generous amount of vegetables that comes with this dish also. The fish sauce comes in a pitcher, so you're able to pour however much you want into your little bowl on the side. The portion is really big, so I normally split it into 2 different meals whenever I have it ordered to-go. It's definitely worth the bang for your buck! The food also came out decently quick too!

Came back to eat the Banh kot not correct spelling I m sure. It was over cook and hard as if they forgot to take it off the bake. The veggie was nice but the drink as you can see is not full. I told the waiter he said the back people did that. One thing about Asian restaurants they don't know how to fix or address customer complaints well. So I have to ding my favorite place to make sure they do better.

Thank You So Much for a wonderful food experience! My children loved everything that they ordered! They were amazed with the size of the bánh xèo which came to biggest bánh xèo they've ever seen especially how crispy and fresh they were! The owner was super nice. She spoke with me like we knew each other for a long time especially I'm a vegetarian also

2 vợ chồng của em thường xuyên cũng ủng hộ quán ăn này... nhưng hôm nay là lần cuối cùng. Cha cá giống cá bị sắp hư và họ lấy ra để chiên lại cho chúng em ăn. Rồi trên mặt của cá không có rau thì là. Cá thì ăn vô bị bở... tụi em ráng nuốt nhưng nuốt ko nổi. Nấu đồ ăn kiểu này cho chó ăn ko phải người ăn. Người dân Vietnam ko thể phát triển nổi dc vì làm ăn ko có lương tâm.

Bánh Cuốn Hoa ẩm thực Việt rất ngon tại thành phố Houston, tiểu bang Texas. Với những món: bánh cuốn, bún riêu, bánh xèo, bánh khọt, bún chả Hà Nội... toạ lạc tại: 11169 Beechnut St, Houston, TX 77072 . Video clip: https://youtu.be/2O8A2QWA_G8 Local guides: https://goo.gl/maps/ThTWNJhPUjRxwvTi6

My family of 5 came into this place to try their specialty, banh cuon. We ordered 2 special orders. Not sure what was up with today but the fried items did not come out crunchy and hot. My bun Bo hue was alright, nothing good or bad to say. The 2 ladies working today did not pay attention to our table and when we needed something, they were busy on their phones in the back while we were waving. No smiles or anything. We ordered something to-go and they made a mistake and brought it out as a dine-in dish. The food was very mid for an authentic viet place. Service was terrible but we still had to tip 18% since it's a bigger party. It was dead inside anyways which should've been our first sign. I understand the "chill" work environment as I'm also Vietnamese myself, but the work ethic was terrible and the food wasn't good enough for me to come back. I'm disappointed!

2.5 stars 6A. BANH KHOT $8.50 (3.5/5)- this was my first time trying these, and they were good! These are basically mini banh xeo's, which is better bc I hate when there's not enough protein and I'm not a huge fan of bean sprouts. They could have been fried a tad longer bc the batter seemed a little uncooked in the middle. I'd return only if I was craving this. 1B. BANH CUON DAC BIET $9.50 (2/5) - my friend was craving this so we came here because thien thanh closes at 5p. Definitely not impressed. The noodles were soft, however there was hardly any pork inside, and the shrimp were small. I'd rather eat dim sum from Kim Son where the shrimps are bigger. The fried sweet potato was good, and at least the portions were huge. Service was ok, not that friendly. Hardly any customers at 6-7p Saturday.

Word on the street is that they make their own banh cuon in house. I've been craving Vietnamese food ever since I landed in Houston and decided to give this place a try during our trip. I stuck with the classic banh beo and banh cuon cha lua. Did not disappoint, but I will say it wasn't super amazing. My sister's hu tieu nam vang was definitely the winner on the table. She ordered dac biet and it came with a variety of proteins including: pork, chicken, shrimp, and quail eggs. We ended up pretty full from our dishes so I would say that dishes are well portioned, not to mention also very affordable prices. Food here also came out extremely quick, we weren't waiting long after we ordered. Definitely a place I would recommend for simple, quick lunches.

I was really craving some banh cuon after being deprived of any good viet food for a few months, so we stopped by here. I got the banh cuon dac biet, and it satiated my craving. It was so amazing I almost cried. Will be back

I got cat phished lol. Gave them a 3 because the Banh Canh was actually good, but the meat on the Banh Mi was not as advertised.

We came here on a Sunday. We ordered banh cuon thit nuong, banh cuon nanh thit & cha ca thang long. 3 stars is for the cha ca thang long. The banh cuon had very little meat. Every bite didn't include meat which is con. The banh itself had a nice consistency, I'd order that by itself if anything. Not many places in Houston serve Cha Ca Thang Long so I got excited when it came out and we actually enjoyed it. The pieces of fish were big, crispy and cooked perfectly. I liked that they had the onions/dill at the bottom of the skillet, giving it a nice char. The sauce was a little too watery in my opinion and I nearly drank it. Typically, all I put is a little and it's pungent enough to taste throughout. The experience wasn't bad! Quick service, the younger guys who came to our table were sweet. We did see two baby roaches though while eating.... FYI for safety, I know it's out of the restaurants control but the day we were there, a woman was outside in the lot harassing customers for money. Following/sprinting after everyone exiting and their cars. Overall, I'd probably order Togo next time, there are other dishes I still want to try!

Legitimate banh cuon for connoisseurs. This place has been around for ages and is a family-run business. Super friendly albeit not super prompt service. However, we did go on Mother's Day and had 14 in our party. Definitely order the banh khot, any of the banh cuon, and enjoy the prices that they somehow have not increased in years.

I got the banh cuon nhan thit nuong to-go but received the banh cuon nhan thit instead... I thought it was moderately filling and pretty standard. The portion of banh cuon is stuffed with diced porked and wood-ear mushrooms and topped with slices of regular and fried cha (Vietnamese ham). I missed out on my grilled pork (thit nuong) unfortunately. Veggies are packed on the side in a baggie for add-ins when you're ready to eat. Fish-sauce is also included in the package. The entire thing was about $7.50. Overall, I found this filling but nothing too special.

Listened to a recommendation froma friend ( Vu le)....big mistake. The food at this place wis freaking suck. Ordered the banh cuon (name of the restaurant so can't go wrong right? Wrong!!). It's terrible. I couldn't even finish it.. they pre-made the banh cuon and simply microwave it up. Are you kidding me? On top if it the flavor is horrible. Also ordered a side dish, fried egg roll (cha gio) . It's over cooked (aka burnt). The flavor is baddddd. Will never come back. Highly recommend you save your $$$ and go elsewhere

Go here for the banh cuon and the nam... that's the best thing on the menu. The staff is nice and very polite ... I think the coffee is a little sweet with too much condensed milk but still ok. We ordered some other stuff on the menu and it didn't really taste good. Just stick with banh cuon here ...

Quick lunch on a Sunday. Service was pretty fast although they were busy. Food came out extremely fast. Portions here are pretty big. Got the banh cuon dac biet and I enjoyed it. Only thing I didn't care for was the fried shrimp batter. I loved the banh khot! Eating that before my entree resulted in leftovers that I eaten later that day. I didn't have a bad experience like others have posted. Would come back.

I don't like writing bad reviews and I am not one to complain but cmon....there was a roach IN my food...??? This place used to have pretty decent food, which makes me sad to write this. But I just can't see myself coming here anymore because there was a ROACH in my banh khot today. I can normally brush off hair found in food, as gross as it is, it's a common mistake. TO ADD TO THE GROSS ROACH FOUND IN MY FOOD, when I showed the waiter the roach, there was NO apology. He didn't say a word...just looked at it, took it away, and walked off????? I was confused. It was like this was normal and he wasn't surprised that there was a roach! Sadly, I don't think I'll be eating here anymore. Their lack of reaction to me finding a roach in my food kind of scares me and just makes me question the way they handle the rest of their food.

Came here just for crawfish but it wasn't that good. Lacked of flavors and was a little too sweet. The waiter was busy with phone orders but we all stood in line for at least 10 min with no acknowledgement while the owner walked out then walked back in. And waiter didn't wear a mask on the day I visited.

Just came today for a lunch visit. Their is plenty of free parking in the large lot. The restaurant is large and they enforce social distancing and require facemasks currently. I ordered the Banh Cuon Dac Biet. It came out hot and quickly in about 7 min. Other places make the banh cuon with very little meat. This place makes a great combination of the meat to banh mixture. The fish sauce comes in what looks like a tea container, and you pour how much you need. Great experience and will be back!

I love the banh Khot and banh beo there! Service was great. Place was clean. Second time coming here whenever in Houston

Thật là thất vọng! chúng tôi đã mừng vì tưởng rằng mình tìm được ở nơi đây những hương vị quê hương, những kỷ niệm tuổi thơ với những món ăn dân dã... nhưng rồi chúng tôi phát hiện ra vài loại đồ khô ở đây đã bị hôi mùi dầu, khó mà ăn được. Tệ hơn nữa, Bánh Cuốn Hoa II tại 11169 Beechnut St, Houston, TX 77072, United States bán bánh cuốn thiu cho khách ăn. Họ lót lớp bánh cuốn thiu ở phía dưới và nguỵ trang bánh cuốn mới ở phía trên. Nơi đây làm ăn vô lương tâm như vậy rất là nguy hiểm cho sức khỏe của thực khách. Mọi người nên đề phòng để tránh phải trả tiền mà lại ăn phải thức ăn ôi thiu hại sức khỏe. What a disappointment! We were happy because we thought we found the flavors of our homeland, childhood memories with rustic dishes... but then we discovered that some of the dry foods here had a bad smell of oil, it's hard to eat. Worse still, Banh Cuon Hoa II at 11169 Beechnut St. Houston, TX 77072, United States sells stale banh cuon to customers. They lined the layer of stale banh cuon at the bottom and camouflaged the fresh new banh cuon at the top. Such unscrupulous business here is very dangerous to the health of diners. People should take precautions to avoid having to pay and eat foods that is bad for health here!

This restaurant is pretty good. The service was very fast but the grilled pork was dry and chewy. I feel like they meat was cooked twice so the freshness is not their anymore. The presentation of the food was good and looked tasty. The price is very reasonable too.

Came here with a friend because we wanted some banh cuon. I've been to their other location countless of times, but I was really disappointed eating here. BANH BEO- rice pancake with dried shrimp flakes This dish was vey disappointing. The rice pancake itself was too thick and didn't hold at all. The flavor was just off. Even when I added the fish sauce it couldn't save the dish. BANH CUON NHAN THIT- steamed rice rolls with ground pork This was another disappointing dish. The ground pork could have used more seasoning and the fish sauce was too light and bland. Overall, I would not come here again. Service was lackluster and nonexistent, food was disappointing, and the uncleanliness of the place was embarrassing. I'll pass. Not coming back. I'll stick to their other location.

Food was super flavorful and presentation on point! I've been looking for a good banh xeo and banh khot! The batter is light and has a good sweet coconut flavor! Wrap it all up in lettuce with some mint and pickled vegetables, then dipped into the salty dipping fish sauce is mouth heaven!

Very good Banh Cuon restaurant. They also have plenty of other viet dishes. Service was okay. We order the banh Cuon dac biet (the special) and Banh khot. Check out the picture attached for what each dish looks like. Both are too difficult to explain in English. Just come here and try it yourself. Both were reasonably priced at $8. Banh Cuon was solid and Banh khot was delicious. Definitely coming back again for more.