Bún Thịt Nướng Chả Giò - Nguyễn Trung Trực

Love this place and the fantastic bowl of noodles with fried spring roll and grilled pork. The rustic charm of sitting by the roadside, on a plastic chair and chowing down on great Vietnamese food is captured well here, and I consider it a great coup to have this while wandering through the city centre. Dip the spring rolls into the sauce and mix up the noodles with some of it for a great experience. Flavours were excellent and the place was no frills. A great find.

Should be Michelin How delicious, grilled pork, spring rolls, noodles, chopped up herbs, spicy, sweet sauce. I love this They're preparing it on the street Fresh. You sit across the road and enjoy Going back for sure. Bryandiscoversworld 😊

This street food stall is set up right in front of a shop, but the quality of the food is truly excellent. Everything is fresh. The noodles are dry-style, served separately from the sauce. The spring rolls are incredibly crunchy, and the grilled pork is delicious, offering a sweet-savory flavor similar to Babi Panggang Karo for Indonesian taste buds. The price is very reasonable considering the high-quality foods. If you're around Ben Thanh Market or just visiting HMC Post Office or Notre-Dame Cathedral, you should definitely look for this place. I went during brunch hours, so it wasn’t too crowded—perfect for a relaxed meal

The best grilled pork I’ve ever had. The combination of pork and rice noodle is perfectly cooked. Both refreshing and very tasty. They don’t have a restaurant building but everyone eat on the sidewalk. It costs around 65k VND for a bowl of Bun Thit Nuong. Very recommended.

We’ve had a few Bun Thit Nuongs throughout our 2 weeks in Vietnam and this has been by far the best one we’ve had. In fact, it was so good that we came back the next day instead of risk trying other Bun Thit Nuong as we didn’t want to have a bad one. Their menu is small but they do their pork skewers very well. The meat had a lot of flavour and good seasoning and was cooked to perfection - slightly charred without it being burned. The noodles had a great texture and was a good portion, good amount of veg and was topped with peanuts which added a great texture to the dish. They served it with the perfect amount of Nước chấm to go with it! We didn’t try any of the spring rolls but they looked good.. They lost one star on atmosphere because it wasn’t the cleanest when we came on Sunday afternoon. Monday was better but perhaps because it was quieter.

Do yourself a favor and eat this as much as possible. You won’t find these flavors everywhere. Best fried rolls in town. Ate there 3 times and got it togo to the airport. It was Têt and they raised the prices a bit but man was it worth it. Friendly service and shady lil tables. Its a quick bite. Flavors are on point. Sit there relax and watch the world go by.

A decent store with decent food. The portions were rather small in my opinion, I was no where close to full. The cha gio itself was pretty decent, crispy and freshly made. Atmosphere is pretty local with plastic chairs and table. Unspectacular but authentic. If you're in the area, come by. Otherwise this place can be skipped in my opinion.

This street-side spot is a hidden gem in Ho Chi Minh City, offering delicious and authentic Vietnamese flavors. The bún thịt nướng chả giò (grilled pork noodle bowl with egg rolls) is fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. The grilled pork is tender with a smoky char, while the crispy egg rolls are perfectly golden and packed with flavor. The accompanying vegetables and nước chấm sauce balance the dish beautifully. The kind ladies running the stall adds a personal touch, making the experience feel warm and welcoming. The casual setting, complete with plastic tables and a bustling street view, is perfect for soaking in the local vibe. Plus, the meal is affordable and excellent value for money. If you’re looking for a simple yet authentic Vietnamese food experience, this is a must-visit :)