Cơm Gà Houston

I have eaten at the Cơm Gà Houston restaurant in Texas a few times in the past at an old location. They moved the restaurant to a new location, so my friend and I wanted to eat Cơm Gà at this new location. Their Cơm Gà was very tasty. I liked their rice because it had a coconut flavor. I also enjoyed their mixed fish sauce with chili, red pepper, and garlic. The service was very quick and efficient. The restaurant's atmosphere is alright. The restaurant's decoration is very simple.

My first time here and the experience was amazing. Their Com Ga Dac Biet was so tasty. You could tell by the first bite, they use high quality chicken. The rice was perfectly cooked with the chicken broth. The side broth is smooth, clear, and tasty. The salad was fresh and balanced. Service was friendly as well. It’s the Best chicken rice dish I have so far in Houston right now.

We were here for the Com Ga, Vietnamese style Hainan chicken. It was pretty good judging from the standard in North America. But we have had better. The Banh Xeo was a big surprise! It was so huge and cooked to perfection with fresh ingredients. It was so yummy and refreshing paired with all those leafy vegetables. A must try!

"The chicken noodle soup is absolutely delicious—the broth is exceptional! Pairing it with the fresh veggies they provide makes it even better. The duck is good too, but I personally prefer the one at Pho Tran. If you're looking for a break from beef pho, this place is a great alternative!"

First time at this restaurant. Average dishes. Nothing extremely spectacular. Good-to-average food. Nice clean restaurant. Their "banh xeo" was thin and crispy, however, total ingredients costs about $2 for a plate price of $18. Not complaining just being real. Their cafe sua da (Vietnamese iced coffee) is probably the worst I tasted, they need to re-invent this item, just awful. I did look around the room and noticed no one ordered iced coffee but I wanted to try...bad idea. In summary, good, average chicken plates.

one of the best places for cơm hà hải nam (aka hainanese chicken). though their noodle soup isn't exceptional, their chicken congee is amazing. also, their salad (which you can choose to be of cabbage, banana flower, or mixed) is delicious. my favorite however is their chicken with their sauce. the sweet flavor mixed with the tender chicken is absolutely pawfectt. my only criticism would be their menu. it is excessively long and instead of offering options as "options," they offer each and every option as a separate menu item. but in the end, their chicken is superb! chicken congee (7.8/10) mixed salad with chicken (8/10) hainanese chicken with sauce (8.5/10)

Cơm Gà Houston is another bucket list place for Vietnamese cuisine in Houston, TX. The name says it all. Rice and chicken in Htown! This is a great place for lunch. The restaurant itself is humble appearing from the outside and simple but tidy and clean inside. You will notice right away that the service is quick and to the point. If you are indecisive with your choice of food, your server may move on and come back to you later. They are quick though, so you won’t wait long either way. From my experience, knowing a little or a lot of tiếng việt (Vietnamese language) comes in handy when ordering but just pointing at the number you want will work just as well. Fortunately, I know enough to get by even if I sometimes have to repeat myself a few times. I gotta get better with the tones. Great practice though! The food is very good and a great change of pace from some of the more common Vietnamese dishes to be found elsewhere. If you are coming here for the first time you have to get the cơm gà (chicken and rice). The chicken is room temp by design so don’t expect a hot dish but it’s great just like that. If I’m not mistaken cơm gà is the Vietnamese variation of Hainanese chicken and rice or very similar. It tastes great and is very filling as well. Another dish I had was the Bún Măng Vịt Gỏi Bắp Chuối (Duck with Banana Flower Salad). The Bún Măng Vịt was excellent! The duck meat was seasoned well, the bamboo shoots were tender and juicy and the broth was very good. The vermicelli noodles were filling and the fresh herbs made it taste really great. The banana flower salad was really tasty and a great highlight to an already delicious meal. The small bowl of broth that was brought with my food was also very tasty. I wanted more. To cap off the lunch, I had to order bánh xèo which is very large here. It had plenty of bean sprouts and shrimp. It was very crispy and I loved wrapping it in the greens and dipping it in nước chấm. I prefer the greener leaf (collared green?) over the lettuce to wrap the bánh xèo. Like I said before, in my opinion, Cơm Gà Houston should be on the bucket list of any Vietnamese food lover, whether an H town resident or not. Come try it for yourself!

I asked my cousin of places that served Banh Xeo and she told me about this place. I really like that they have a variety of chicken dishes. Seating can be a challenge as they get packed fairly quickly. Parking is tough sometimes but you're able to squeeze in somewhere. The Banh Xeo and Goi Ga are my favorites so far. Looking forward to trying other dishes the next time I go.

Amazing food at an affordable price! Wanted to try Vietnamese crepe in Houston and this came up as a top spot - they specialize in chicken dishes as well. Food: Banh Xeo is a must! It came with a huge tray of veggies to accompany the crepe, and the crepe was super crispy with tons of seafood inside. The chicken was delicious and congee was incredibly savory. Great comfort food! Service: Don't expect stellar service - they take your order and kinda leave you alone, but that's pretty typical for many Asian restaurants. Vibe: Very mom and pop - definitely feels like a locals spot.

A staple local spot to satisfy your Com Ga craving, very homey meal and everything tasted simple, clean and fresh! If you want something a little more special and a little more greasy, get the HUGEEEE Banh Xeo! It's almost a little TOO big for me to kill on my own but my big back did it anyways because it was so crispy and there was the perfect amount of filling. I think I would come here again just for that

Gia đình mình ghé qua trưa hôm nay ăn. Món cơm gà thì ngon (hết lòng mới 2 giờ trưa) và bánh xèo cũng OK (hỏi nhiều giá nhưng ít thịt. Còn cháo vịt thì gọi lạc và vịt hoi hôi. Gỏi gà và bắp chuối this nhỏ xíu. Người chạy bàn thì hình như không thích làm việc mấy, hối lấy order chưa đầy 2 phút mới ngồi xuống. Ăn ở tiệm Atlanta ngon hơn Houston.

Iconic spot. Very famous and was absolutely delicious. It lives up to its standard. This is a must try if you're in the area. Loved the flavors and the sauce with the chicken. The special rice is amazing. The service was super quick, barely had us waiting. The restaurant was swept clean and had workers cleaning constantly. Amazing spot!

came here for sunday dinner and it was so packed! we ordered a com ga dac biet that comes with soup and a special house sauce the chicken was very tender definitely a must try! and banh xeo (a 10/10) v thin and crispy with seafood (shrimp and squid) and pork, mung beans and sprouts fillings that also comes with a tray or mixed veggies and their sweet source dipping sauce service is rly quick for a weekend ambiance is great for family style eats plenty of parking spots at the front and to the side of the restaurant

Food was very good, prices were very reasonable, good portion. #74 was very big. This plate can feed 2 ppl easy. #17 was good size but didn't have much flavor. #1 was good. Service was rushing but knows the description of all the food when ask. Restaurant was clean and plenty of seats.

Went for dinner and shared a special chicken rice plate and a Vietnamese crepe. The special chicken rice plate was a decent portion, perfect to share and the fish sauce really makes the dish. The chicken is tender and the special comes with soup with intestines inside. (7/10) The Vietnamese crepe was HUGE and perfectly crispy. They have bean sprouts, shrimp, squid, and pork belly in the batter and they also give you a whole fry to fresh greens and mints to eat it with. I highly recommend! (9/10) The staff were very friendly and attentive. This is perfect for a filling casual meal when you're craving some authentic Vietnamese food!

In an attempt to drag me out of the pho and banh mi bubble of Vietnamese food, my friends invited me here. They expressed high approval of the banh xeo, and I was delighted to discover that the dish met the hype. Banh xeo is a fried flour pancake that has been folded on itself, stuffed with meats and veggies. For anyone familiar with Chinese staples, the appearance looks somewhat similar to scallion pancakes (蔥油餅). Some people even call it a Vietnamese crepe. At Com Ga Houston, they add bean sprouts, pork, and shrimp into the banh xeo. Mint leaves, lettuce, and dipping sauce are also provided. The bean sprouts, fried flour, and lettuce wrap provide several layers of crunchiness, while the dipping sauce acts as the quarterback for flavor. Even for $18, portions are absolutely huge. It's a two-person job, maybe even three if one person isn't too hungry. Value? Check. Tasty? Check. Clean? Check... even though for many high quality Vietnamese restaurants, you can expect some room for improvement in this area. This place was at max occupancy on a Monday afternoon and seating took several minutes. Rest assured, the servers hustle to prepare the table for waiting customers. For anyone wanting to try banh xeo (or perhaps some other authentic Vietnamese staples, based off reviews), I recommend coming here.

Came on the recommendation of a friend and it was fantastic! Came for lunch on a Monday at 1:30pm and the place was packed with locals but we were seated after just a few minutes of waiting. The restaurant specializes in Com Ga, which is a rice and chicken dish reminiscent of Hainan chicken but of course in a Viet style. We ordered the regular Com Ga (we were told the special rice had all parts of the chicken like liver so we did not opt for this) and Banh Xeo, which is what my friend's family come here for. The Com Ga tasted a bit underwhelming. The rice was nicely seasoned likely cooked with chicken stock. The chicken had a dipping sauce that imparted a slightly salty and sour flavor but still nothing intense. The Banh Xeo was delicious, however. The lettuce wrap and mint leaves added a freshness to the dish and paired well with the crispy shell of the Banh Xeo. The dipping sauce added the right amount of sweetness to the dish and ultimately tied it all together. The service was quick and friendly, but don't expect them to speak much English. The whole establishment was filled with Viet families and friends, so expect an authentic experience!

Pretty great Chicken Pho, Cháo, Banh Xèo, and Duck. Great and friendly service. Pay a visit if you're in the area!

I have eaten at the Cơm Gà Houston restaurant in Texas a few times in the past at an old location. They moved the restaurant to a new location, so my friend and I wanted to eat Cơm Gà at this new location. Their Cơm Gà was very tasty. I liked their rice because it had a coconut flavor. I also enjoyed their mixed fish sauce with chili, red pepper, and garlic. The service was very quick and efficient. The restaurant's atmosphere is alright. The restaurant's decoration is very simple.

Com Ga Houston is a staple restaurant among the Vietnamese community in Houston. I was so happy I had the chance to come visit and try their food. We had the com ga and goi bap chuoi, both incredibly tasty and easy to eat. The chicken is so, so tender and has a little bit of sweetness to it that adds to its flavor. The skin is not at all fatty or oily. The way they cut the chicken makes it easy to eat while avoiding any small bones. Service was quick to seat and gather our order! Would definitely come back next time!

Only thing that is legit good is the chicken. Very fresh and organic tasting. ONLLY THING THAT SUCKS ABOUT THIS PLACE IS THAT IT NEVER HAS CHICKEN GIZZARD AND LIVER WHICH WOULD MAKE IT AN AUTHENTIC VIETNAMESE PLACE. Whoever manages this place now, operates their place like it's in an American servicing place. Me and ALL my friends dislike how they don't have gizzard and liver which is the first thing on their menu. THE DAC BIET (combination) in other worlds the supreme chicken plate. Besides that the chicken is good. Thats it.

Another Houston favorite that I had to return to with several friends! We ate this on our last day here again and everyone was mad we couldn't come back the following day lol! We all got what they're known for, their chicken rice. They use free range chicken (trust me it tastes different than chicken from the supermarket) with seasoned rice plus a Vietnamese sweet and sour slaw/salad. Phenomenal! Their Vietnamese salad also has a banana root option which is also hard to find in restaurants. What we didn't get to try which heard raves about from their staff was their Vietnamese pancakes or banh xeo! That means we have to make another trip here!

Cơm Gà Houston is another bucket list place for Vietnamese cuisine in Houston, TX. The name says it all. Rice and chicken in Htown! This is a great place for lunch. The restaurant itself is humble appearing from the outside and simple but tidy and clean inside. You will notice right away that the service is quick and to the point. If you are indecisive with your choice of food, your server may move on and come back to you later. They are quick though, so you won't wait long either way. From my experience, knowing a little or a lot of tiếng việt (Vietnamese language) comes in handy when ordering but just pointing at the number you want will work just as well. Fortunately, I know enough to get by even if I sometimes have to repeat myself a few times. I gotta get better with the tones. Great practice though! The food is very good and a great change of pace from some of the more common Vietnamese dishes to be found elsewhere. If you are coming here for the first time you have to get the cơm gà (chicken and rice). The chicken is room temp by design so don't expect a hot dish but it's great just like that. If I'm not mistaken cơm gà is the Vietnamese variation of Hainanese chicken and rice or very similar. It tastes great and is very filling as well. Another dish I had was the Bún Măng Vịt Gỏi Bắp Chuối (Duck with Banana Flower Salad). The Bún Măng Vịt was excellent! The duck meat was seasoned well, the bamboo shoots were tender and juicy and the broth was very good. The vermicelli noodles were filling and the fresh herbs made it taste really great. The banana flower salad was really tasty and a great highlight to an already delicious meal. The small bowl of broth that was brought with my food was also very tasty. I wanted more. To cap off the lunch, I had to order bánh xèo which is very large here. It had plenty of bean sprouts and shrimp. It was very crispy and I loved wrapping it in the greens and dipping it in nước chấm. I prefer the greener leaf (collared green?) over the lettuce to wrap the bánh xèo. Like I said before, in my opinion, Cơm Gà Houston should be on the bucket list of any Vietnamese food lover, whether an H town resident or not. Come try it for yourself!

I usually start off with five star reviews. In this case I'll be working backwards. The start of this food review... So Far not so good . We came in and sat down and went over the menu once we were done we still waited for our waitress to take our orders while three different groups came in and was waited on immediately, my small group only had 3 in this case one was a child Btw. We was Was last to get waited on. At first glance the good looked amazing, very flavorful and Smells great. My meal is finished and we are happy again. Did the staff just not see Us? Was she just having an off day? Not sure. Anyhow the food was good. Being the first time here I'd come back Customer service is lacking

This is a must visit place. Their food is based off of chicken dishes. Huge location with plenty of seating. Their service is quick and fast, you have to walk to the counter to pay. I normally get their com ga (chicken with rice) and the soup on the side with chicken eggs. So good

If I could, I would rate this spot a 3.5. We stopped by on a weekend and were surprised to see a completely packed restaurant. We had the bun mang (bamboo shoot vermicelli soup), chicken bamboo flower salad, com ga (chicken and rice), and the banh xeo. We were disappointed to hear that they didn't have their special rice and only the plain rice as that's usually a big highlight of this dish, hopefully it was just a one time thing. The chicken portion was a little small but very flavorful and tender. The skin was perfectly cooked and still firm. The sauce it comes with is also very good. The bun mang was just okay, I'll have to stick to my other go to spot for this. The broth wasn't very flavorful. The banh xeo is what caught me off guard, it is literally huge but super crispy and delicious. It's so large it literally comes with a foil tray of veggies. The protein was a bit lacking and they compensated with extra sprouts, however, it was still very good. The service is also the type that you would expect from og spots so just be forewarned. I was trying to get the salad with bamboo flower and cabbage but I'm not sure if there was some miscommunication or if they also just didn't have that as well. Overall, this is a very solid spot but I would stick to getting the chicken salad, chicken and rice and the banh xeo.

I asked my cousin of places that served Banh Xeo and she told me about this place. I really like that they have a variety of chicken dishes. Seating can be a challenge as they get packed fairly quickly. Parking is tough sometimes but you're able to squeeze in somewhere. The Banh Xeo and Goi Ga are my favorites so far. Looking forward to trying other dishes the next time I go.

Was craving a goooood ole bowl of chao tonight so I decided to knock this place of my list. I ordered the Chao Ga Dac Biet with Cabbage Chicken Salad. Boyfriend ordered a Banh Xeo. Food came out fairly quickly once we ordered but it did take a little while to order and have someone come by. Dining room is pretty spacious with both booth and table seating and very well lit in here. So I learned the difference between the Special and Regular chicken congee (chao ga) is that the special includes all the yummy chicken organs. I myself enjoy that, so that's what I opted for - the special. The congee was delicious and it was exactly what I was craving. Not too thick and just the perfect portion. The accompanying cabbage salad really just compliments the congee and made my meal even better. 5/5 for me. Banh xeo was HUGE and came with plenty of fresh veggies and fish sauce. One thing to note is that they add squid to the filling here. If you're not a fan of squid, make sure to tell them how you want it when ordering. They were generous with the filling and my boyfriend enjoyed his Banh xeo here, his only complaint was that he wished the pork meat was cut into smaller pieces so you can have filling in every bite. 4.5/5

I'ma keep it a thousand with yall, this place ain't it. The chicken is all right seasoning is OK with it to be honest with you. It's really realizing a lot of the sauces. The waitresses are wonderful but what really annoyed me was that I'm paying $5.50 plus tax or literally almost half a cup of coffee. That's the main reason why I give a low rating because if you're going to cheap people out then tell us upfront , it's not even filled all the way with ice let alone the coffee itself If you're gonna go here, literally go only for the food. If this is your thing, but do not give me at the drinks. They'll rip you off harder than a kid rips off a Band-Aid.

My parents are pretty picky when it comes to viet restaurants, so I know it's legit when they decide to come back to one. They have a wide variety of viet dishes, but my favorite is the banh xeo. I absolutely love the perfectly crispy edges and softer middle of the banh xeo. Service is very efficient and they bring out the dishes quickly! I would highly recommend Com Ga Houston.

This place specializes in their chicken and rice dishes, but also offers a wide variety of dishes on their menu. However, since it was my first time there, I had to try just the classic chicken and rice dish. It was so delicious, and I was very full. The price is reasonable and you do get a very large amount of food. The chicken is very tender and flavorful. I also really liked the sauce and broth that came with the dish on the side. This place is very busy, but service was great. I would come back.

Com Ga was actually pretty good at this place. The side sauce they have is a ginger Nuoc Mam (Fish Sauce). Rice and the chicken tasted fresh and the soup was great too. The portion size is good enough to fill you up. The restaurant is somewhat decent in size. Definitely recommend if you're in the Houston, TX area and craving Rice and Chicken!

A friend recommended me to Com Ga, I was not disappointed. Order to go quick and easy, chicken rice was so yummy! I'll be back!!

I'm very picky eater but i have to say the foods is good. The service need more training but it's ok for Vietnamese restaurants

Unassuming exterior of the restaurant south of HK4 but once inside, it's so big and clean and vibrant. The chicken rice is phenomenal! !!!! Light , airy and so yummy. This lunch is one of the best I have had in a while. This will be one of the main stop when I am in town. I want to try many other dishes in this restaurant that specializes in Chicken only

Their Banh xeo and veggie plate is huge. The veggies is mix with so many different herbs and lettuce. Sorry no picture but this is a different owner seems like the same cook because the stuffy is very good with mushroom shrimps and squid

Tried to place a pick up order. Called a few times and no one picked up. Oh well, musta been busy. Got to the restaurant. They had 3-4 tables eating, 3 workers in the front, including 1 manning the cashier. Placed our order and sat down. Heard the phone ring about 10 different times. Looked at the cashier, barely doing anything. Other 2 workers 1 sitting and 1 working. Place was run down and patio is being held up by 2 pieces of woods. Food, meh.

The new location is a lot bigger, more roomier for all the foodies to enjoy the special chicken entries. Servers come fast to take orders but food takes a awhile to come out. I would order a entree like the Goi Ga, tell them you want what out right away before your main entrees. If you don't tell them you'll wait 30 mins and get it all at once. Entries ordered: 1. Mien Ga 3/5 - I would order again or choose the Pho Ga. 2. Com (rice) Ga Dac Biet 2/5 - if you order this, it's the same thing as the Goi Ga (chicken cabbage) but instead it's served with rice... If your with a bunch of people and they want to order this, I would choose a broth Mien or Pho entree instead. 3. Goi Ga Bap Cai (chicken cabbage salad) 2/5 - same as Com Ga but with the cabbage..

This used to be one of my go to spots. Not anymore. The quality of food went downhill the past two times I was here. This time, we had two tiny pieces of shredded chicken and 3 thin slices of chicken skin in my noodles. The chicken rice plate barely had any chicken as well.

The restaurant is popular with the locals. The stand alone building was difficult to get to and limited parking made it twice as challenging. There was a wait line when we arrived around 11 AM. The expeditious staff turned tables around quickly, making our wait time minimal. Don't expect friendly service. Do expect unceremonious staff with limited patience. They were busy! We ordered the bamboo shoot noodle soup, half order of duck, and goi ga bap chuoi. The food came out fresh and fast. The soup broth was flavorful and the fresh bamboo shoots were a nice surprise. The duck lacked flavor and devoid of seasoning. The intend was to dip the duck in the fish sauce which did not enhance the taste. It was over priced at $21. The Goi ga bap chuoi was very good. Definitely a reorder the next time we stop by.

I came to this location whenever it was a pho restaurant, but i would get their banh xeo. I am super happy that they passed on this recipe to this new restaurant owner! Still very delicious and large and crispy! Every time I would order this, they were always very generous with their proteins inside! I've also order there clear noodle chicken soup with goi. I can tell everything is pretty fresh, there are some times where the vegetables were looking a little old, but the soups were always pretty flavorful! The chicken and rice was good as well. The place seems like it is in Chinatown because it's not so clean but it's also not that dirty.

First time here. Got hungry and decided to stop in here. Everything is chicken "ga" but they do not have the dry chicken Pho. Looks like people said to get the congee and salad. It's good flavor I think, just not a really generous portion size for the price. If you're hungry don't go with the small do large for both the salad and the congee (watered down rice porridge/soup is what the congee is). Their #1 chicken rice dish which was ok but also on the smaller side (reminds me of Hainan Chicken rice plates). Not sure if I'll come back here with so many other options around. Maybe?

When I'm in Georgia, people are always asking me (in broken English) "do you com GA very often?" Another great Vietnamese restaurant in Vietnamesetown, and there are just so many for you to come and try, so put this one on your list and try it. And not just Com Ga but probably a hundred and fifty of them just off the top of my head. This one is good for salads and chicken dishes and that's what I usually come here for although I haven't been in a while. I'm looking forward to our next trip here.

This restaurant specializes in traditional Haiwanese chicken (princess chicken), and they make it well! The chicken is lean but still tender, juicy, and really flavorful. They give ginger scallion sauce, fish sauce, and some fresh Vietnamese herbs on the side which all complement the chicken nicely. The service isn't great, and don't go too close to closing time because they sometimes run out of chicken. The parking lot is small but reasonably sized compared to the restaurant. I'd still come back for the yummy chicken though!

The Foods was alright, the service is nice and lastly the place is big and clean. Overall definitely recommend to visit if you're in Houston

Do not come to this resturant . The food quality is very poor . They charge almost $20 for a Vietnamese pancake lol . For that much money you would expect fresh jumbo shrimps . They use small frozen shrimp instead . Food prices are ridiculously outrageous for such a small portion . Customer services is also poor . Would not recommend anybody coming here period .

Cơm gà Houston is very delicious food, fresh Chickens Phở, miến, cơm all good I live in Pearland little far a way, so I can't make it very often, but when very I go to Bellaire I stop to eat. But unfortunately a lot of time when I want to go fall right in Tuesday ( close)

They are new so they're super crazy busy most days. I frequent the location in Houston and this is great to enjoy their food without the 4 hour commute. Service is slow due to them being too busy so if you're impatient or short on time, maybe skip on them until a better time. I love their ginger fish sauce. Lots of tables but still hard to get quick service like other Vietnamese restaurants for the time being.

Consistent good chicken place. I love how I can get side salad and whatever entree I'm feeling for at the moment here. I've gotten porridge, pho noodles, clear noodles, and the bamboo shoot noodles here and they were all good! The highlight is definitely the cabbage bamboo flower salad- whatever you choose to get from here make sure you make it a combo with the cabbage and bamboo flower salad!

Great food & good service! Very flavorful! Can't wait to come back when we are in the Houston area.

Such a bad customer service! We got there around 8:30pm, all đặc biệt and duck are gone. The server said by 9:15pm they would stop service cos they closed at 9:30pm. We had 8 people in our party and had a table full of food. Around 9 pm we still have not finished eating but most of us are done just waiting for last person in our party to finish then pay. Literally, 3 servers suddenly come to clear our table and saying we need to clear so the Mexican worker can go home early. Excuse me?! We still have 30 mins and felt like we're been kicked out! If you don't want to work or accept customers, then just say so when we walked in at 8:30pm. Would not recommend anyone here or come back again!

I loved their ban xeo. It was huge and very filling. I also had the house chicken soup with vermicelli. The soup was very tasty. Reminds me of hainanese chicken and rice in soup form. I wasn't a fan of the canned bamboo shoots.

I used to come here before and everything was good until today I came and I ordered my regular meals and the meal came out with much less chicken than last time this store is selling expensive and give you cheap quality and amount of foods you will receive I don't recommend this place anymore.

This one is my second visit review. I came back with my mom and my wife in 2020. The restaurant took steps to prevent the spread with the normal gloves, masks, hand-sanitizing plus fans for better air circulation. The wait was not long and we got our chicken rice plate, chicken salads, and chicken soups. I had the chicken rice plate and it was very good. The chicken was tender and tasty, and the same goes with the noodles. The service was really good this time. The owner / manager was attentive and made good recommendation. She told me that it was best to get rice plate instead of half chicken to save me money. Overall, I was happy with my visit at Com Ga. I hope to be back again but possibly for take-out.

One of my best place every time I visit Houston. I would say that i like it better than my hometown (orange county, CA). You should give it a try if you're feel like eating com ga or their banh xeo are the best, too!!

I came on 5/10/21, Monday, around 2:30 pm. This is a "hole in the wall" kind of place. Despite how it looks from the street view, this Vietnamese restaurant does a wonderful job with their Hai Nan chicken. I ordered the com ga dish togo and it was satisfying as usual! The chicken was tender and juicy & the rice was nicely flavored and almost toasted tasting. It also comes with a side of pickled veggies, Vietnamese herbs and a cup of broth. I could eat a bowl of the rice alone. Be sure to coat your chicken in the ginger scallion sauce, it's addicting and you'll see why. Definitely bring family and friends here if you run out of restaurant ideas! Also, be sure to stop by earlier in the day or call ahead, they usually sell before they close.

So here's the thing, the service is kinda slow and it's not the cleanest restaurant. But the food is pretty solid. They specialize in chicken although they do have some duck items on the menu too. Happy with everything we ate, the chicken noodles were my favorite.