Hu Tieu De Nhat

Great spot for lunch with family. Our first time here. Their soup is top notch, noodle is taste, glass noodle, egg noodles, vermicelli are all loved by hubby and kids. Be sure to get extra pork bone, love the pickled garlic and jalapeño. The place is very clean, Service was very attentive, looks like an owner was there and her children. Definitely hard working mom earned all my respect. Small mom and pop restaurants feeding the community. We will definitely come back again to try other items on the menu. Highly recommend to give this place a try, worth the wait.

Great food. Fun staff. Small space. Small parking lot. Portions are on the smaller size, wish they offered bigger portions. I get the dry chewy noodle. I wouldn’t recommend big parties on holiday/weekend.

Great mom and pop shop serving hu tieu. Stop by for a quick bite. The portions are just right and the broth is delicious. I love how each bowl has so many different ingredients in it. Star fruit and a bit of fish sauce would really kick it up a notch though.

No frills typical Vietnamese restaurant with simple decor and mom and pops service model. Overall good value. Not the best I had, average, but good value with cash payment and 3% charge with card. #15 seafood for me with mix noodle. Broth was a bit overpowered by the egg noodle. Pork fat was not as crispy but again still enjoy the bowl. My favorite in the US so far is Phanh Ky Hu Tieu Mi My Tho in Houston on Bellaire Blvd.

They serve authentic Hủ tiếu Nam Vang here! This place is so good we had to drag a family member to try it before leaving California. One of the best hủ tiếu we have had so far! Their portion is good, and the bowl of hủ tiếu comes with all correct ingredients it’s supposed to have. I highly recommend their Hủ tiếu Nam Vang dry style (it comes with soup on the side). Things to note: it is a small place, but they have spacious parking. Also, they only open until 4pm and prefer cash payment. I definitely recommend this place if you want to try authentic flavor.

Popular Vietnamese/Chinese noodle restaurant. We picked the chewy glass noodles/yellow noodles Special but you also have the choice of Beef Meatballs, Seafood and Char Siu. The noodles were great and chewy. The broth was not flavorful as expected but they had garlic n pickled peppers so that was alright. They also didn't provide a lot of greens if you care about that in your noodles. Overall a good local spot for noodles if you don't want to get to Westminster. It can get crowded during weekends n it's not opened Tues.

Good food. Reasonable prices. No wonder it's packed. It was so crowded that we sat outside on the sidewalk, like in Vietnam.

Excellent hu tiu in OC area. The price is very affordable $10 for each bowl. The flavor is rich and yummy, service is very nice. The restaurant is small but cozy and clean. Must try their Corn Milk (very good). Definitely will come back 👍🏻

The hu Tieu is pretty decent, the price is reasonable and the take out service is fast.

The is a gem! You have to try this place. I even took my mom and some friends here and they all loved it. My go to is they #4 Dry with soup on the side and you can also request for wet, which means with soup or like a soup noodle. I'll add extra pork skin, deep fried pork fat! It's simple and tasty. It's a must try hole in the wall when you are in SoCal!!! Pls add me if you like my vibe!

BOMB. This hit the spot when my wife and I were craving dry noodles. Their menu looks complicated at a glance with lots of options but in reality just pick your meat, then the type of noodles. The soup was flavorful. The noodles to toppings/meat ratio was just perfect. Very small restaurant inside, not recommended for large parties.

Good portions, good prices and good flavors. Broth was almost perfect, a tiny bit salty. Too bad they close early.

This is the best Hu tieu spot in Orange County. I've been countless times and it never gets old. They are not shy about how much meat and noodle they give for such a low price. It's definitely a hole-in-the-wall spot with 10 tables and limited parking. There is a waitlist on the weekends as it gets pretty busy. However the lines move fast as the service is direct and focused on the food. The options here can be limited as they serve different variations of Hu Tieu. You get to choose the different protein options and the type of noodle you get in it as well. I always opt for the number 2 egg and rice noodles. They fill the bowl up with a delicious combination of pork belly, shrimp, and ground pork and don't skimp out. The soup you can order on the side or in the broth and it contains quail eggs and a fish cake. These place is super authentic and definitely the best I had thus far. One of my favorite Vietnamese spots in Garden Grove.

This place is seriously a hole in the wall. Super small place with like 8 tables I think. Super fast service and super busy all the time. Had to try this place and I'm so glad I did. The food is soooooo good!!!! My man had #3 and I had the #5. Both super delicious. I highly recommend this place.

We have been eating here for a long time and also tried many places around here and Long Beach too, but we still think this is the best restaurant when it comes to hu tieu or dry noodles . Their name truly describe it. Don't judge this place when you drive by. It seems small, old and dark but the food is delicious. We love their vinegar garlic and pepper. The only negative thing here is that service lady here is not friendly, she always on the grumpy side.

Hole in the wall no frills spot for rice noodles in pork and shrimp based broth (aka hu tieu). Any of the Nam Vang options are great as are the others but would say they make the Nam Vang the best around. The chewy noodles was a new thing for me but loved the option vs normal traditional rice noodles. If you're not feeling soupy they can also make the dry version and give you a bowl of broth to sip on the side. Great pricing nice staff. Happy belly.

My life has never been the same after eating here, and I am not even exaggerating. The hu tieu here is so good that I am always craving for it. Maybe it is because I am from the East Coast and have never tried such great Vietnamese food, but this got me hooked. It hits the spot, even in the morning. My friend brought me here for breakfast, and I was like, "Whaaaat?" because I never eat something this "heavy" in the morning. But I was so wrong! It was the perfect bowl of deliciousness. There were so many flavors, yet it felt so light. I enjoyed it so much that I ordered another one to go so I could eat it later. It was such a great decision. After getting home at 2AM, this was exactly what I needed. I cannot wait to find an excuse to come back here when I am back on the West Coast. If I lived in Garden Grove, I would be here every week.

My hubby and I love coming to Hu Tieu De Nhat! This is a no frill, straight to the point type of place. The menu is very straightforward with English and list of ingredients that you get in your bowl of noodles. They offer different types of noodles with different combination of ingredients as well as dry (sauce version) or wet (soup version). All of their noodles are $12 and I think that it is a decent size bowl that can fill one person up. The pickled garlic and jalapeños at the tables are a MUST for me! I love that they are always fresh and perfectly tangy. Service is friendly and you need to reach out when you need something. Again, this is a no frill place so there is minimal table service except when bringing you your food and drinks. This place isn't the prettiest, but it's clean enough for a quick bowl of Hu Tieu and I love that they open fairly early. Keep in mind that this place is small and it gets very busy during peak lunch and dinner times. The parking lot is small so it is very difficult to find parking most of the time.

Our go to everytime we're in Garden Grove (been here multiple times and decided I finally review it) The place is small and holds about 8-10 tables including 2 outside. Expect to put your name on a list and wait a bit especially if you're coming on the weekend but it moves quickly. Service is quick as well Their menu is super simple with variations of Hu Tieu. I got #2 with soup combo egg and rice noodle and my partner got #3 with dry egg noodle. We have to stop ourselves from not eating too fast because it's just so delicious and homestyle. I always eat it with the pickled jalapeno, garlic and chili condiments they have it at the table. We decided to try the fried Chinese donut since a few tables had it but I don't think we get it again since it didn't taste super fresh/crispy. I also got an iced herbal tea that is a perfect balance of herbs and sweetness.

No frills type of restaurant with pretty small seating inside and a few tables outside. There's usually a small wait but they bring out orders pretty quick so they're able to get people in and out quickly! I ordered the #4 which had the chewy clear noodles with the usual toppings. It came with a side a soup and i ordered some extra fried pork belly bits. The sauce for the Hu Tieu tastes different from other places I've been to but it's still pretty good, it just wasn't what I was used to. The soup however, was packed with umami and some of the best I've ever had. It was the perfect mix of pork and seafood flavor and I was obsessed. I was so tempted to order just the soup to go to take some home! Not my favorite hu tieu place but I'll def come if I'm craving again.

Came in on a Sunday at around 10:30am. Plenty of parking. Write your name on the list when you get there. The restaurant is pretty small but the tables get turned over fairly quick. Got seated in about 10 minutes. I got the seafood with egg noodle and clear noodles with the soup on the side. They gave a decent amount of shrimp. The side soup came with two quail eggs. Side veggies were fresh. I enjoyed the chewy noodles with crispy onion bits. I was told that the combination dish with the soup inside was lacking flavor. They gave a decent amount of meat and protein. It satisfied my hu Tieu craving but my lunch date said he wouldn't come back. I say it's worth trying! 3.5 stars.

Food: 5/5 I love the chewy noodles here and the texture here. Their egg noodles are also good, you can also get half egg noodles and half chewy clear noodles. Service: 5/5 service is very fast. We came in right before the wait around 1:00pm. Ambiance: it's a small restaurant. With one share restroom. Parking can be a bit hard if it's crowded. Highly recommended to stop by this place. Price for one bowl is around $13 :)

Yet another Mikey Chen five star find. Flavorful noodles. Got both the combo dry and soup versions to try. Comes with shrimp, pork, and all the fix ins ! I loved the dry noodles with both chewy/egg noodles (#5) and liked getting to try both noodles. Would probably keep getting this order. Comes with a cup of hot soup on the side which is nice to sip on if you don't want a full on noodle soup. Shrimp and pork was fresh and generous portion. There's also the sliced garlic in vinegar and pickled jalapeños in vinegar toppings at the table, and I loved filling the noodles with these for a hot garlic vinegar kick. Also a little of the red hot sauce goes a long way. No frills small store. Service is faster than McDonald's. Seriously fresh food and comes out within five minutes of ordering even when they have a full house. $12 price is not bad too. Can't wait to come back!

It's my first time trying this place since there's so many options here in OC. Small place, hole in wall type, the place was clean. Food was so so , I order hu tieu mi, hubby order mi kho but both kinda salty. The shrimps were fresh but the quail egg were not, probably from can. Service was okay, but sadly to say, i probably won't come back.

Exactly what I was looking for. Different noodle options. Pretty simple, dry noodles or soup. You can add toppings and chili oil that they have on the side. A very simple eat and get out type situation but I love that. It gets quite busy so if ur coming during lunch just know there might be a wait but it moves quickly.

This right here tastes like home for me. Just like how my grandma would make it. Be careful not to burn your tongue on the piping hot broth. There really isn't anything better to have in the morning than an authentic bowl of hu tieu. Round it out by adding in salty lemonade and chao quay. It's a no-frills, hole in the wall shop. The focus is on the quality of the food and you'll have to taste it for yourself. Highly recommended!

I saw this restaurant on a Nateeatz IG reel and knew I had to try it. It's a hole in the wall restaurant in Garden Grove, but this place packs a huge punch. If you love noodles, this place will blow your expectations. It has so much flavor, texture and variety in it and it's so well balanced. Having the dry version allows you to add more flavor and a nice change in consistency. Plus it's so refreshing to sip with it on the side. I fell in love with the Mi Nam Vang. And it's so cheap for some good quality food! Service is quick, too! Come hungry and be ready to leave so happy and full.

No frills place that only serves hu tieu. Expect a wait as they are always busy. There's a choice for dry or soup with different topping options (seafood, charsiu, or mixed seafood and pork) and noodles options (rice, egg noodles or translucent chewy noodles). Can't go wrong with anything. Price is so reasonable at $12. This is as authentic as it gets.

This is my favorite place to eat Hu Tieu. It's a small shop located in a low key plaza. I'm glad it's popping off and getting some spot light. Gotta support good food and the locals. Sometimes it gets busy in the morning, but man eating Hu Tieu in the morning is just bomb. I always order the number 2 which is the combo noodles (white & yellow) soup. The two type of noodles together is creative because it mixes two different textures for that yummy bite. The broth is amazing because it's very savory, lots of umami, and little bit sweet. The pork meat is tender and I like how it's thinly cut. This dish is 5/5. If I want to switch it up and get dry noodles, that dish is also 5/5. The sauce on those dry noodles is just different and unique with the soup on the side. Took many relatives and friends here and they all love it. Service here is always good and quick. I think I come by here at most once a week, lol. Just can't get enough. Come thru people!

Man this place is good. It's exactly what you want if you're craving Hu tieu. And the pricing you just can't beat. It's a small restaurant tho, but we had no problem finding a seat.

I used to frequent this place when it was "Co Ba" before they changed ownership/rebranded. It's still hole in the wall. There is limited indoor seating however they do have a few outdoor seats as well. It can get fairly claustrophobic and chaotic during prime hours but that's just a part of the authentic Vietnamese restaurant if you ask me. Quality is still the same but I think the portions shrank significantly. My go to is the #2 special with a mix of the egg and glass noodles. Tip: get a side of Xi Quach for the extra protein and collagen!

I love to come here alone for a quick hearty meal. They're fast and efficient with it. #2 is my go-to, the Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang. Gotta get the best of both worlds. Don't forget to add the pickled garlic. It's a must!! Decently portioned and decently priced. No complaints here. It can't compare to my mom's of course ;) but it's the closest I can get to home.

Guys! It's true! The hole in the wall restaurants are the best. My cousin who lives near by recommended this place and I have become addicted. As a Vietnamese person myself, I've never truly liked Hu Tieu, never been a fan, but this their Hu Tieu is the shiiii*t. Set aside and Never mind the fact that the place is run down and old. Tables are also beaten and a bit greasy. Seriously, forget about it and focus on the menu and make it fast but enjoy it. This place literally has a capacity of 15 indoors and 8 outdoors. Also, be prepared to wait about 30 minutes during the lunch rush. Do not let any of the above deter you. The wait is nothing and the tables turn fast. The best part, food is amazing. The Hu Tieu dish. Now, when my cousin initially recommended this place, it was a bit sketch pulling up. The place looked really ho hum and it was just before the noon rush. As we continued to wait for my cousin, you could see the number of people coming in for this spot. Ok, ok! We're getting somewhere. Moral of the story, don't let this hole in the wall and tiny lot of people who can't part discourage you. It's so cliche to say but it is a hidden gem. Next, the food. Portions are medium small but it's perfect. Additionally, the trick to making your bowl magic, is to definitely order the dry noodle with soup on the side, and to use all the condiments provided. So yes, use the chili oil, the slices of garlic, the pickled Serrano/jalapeños, the chrysanthemum, lime and the bean sprouts. Yes!! All of it. Don't be picky. This bowl of Hu tieu is truly a marriage of flavors and freshness of herbs but, do not go overboard on the chili oil. You want to allow the broth to be the star as it is too. Also, be sure to order the Chinese fried donuts and more fried pork skins. Now?? How was that?! Omg! My mouth is watering just thinking of this. To say the least, it's a staple for my SoCal visit. I must always lunch here at least twice or more. I'd go for two bowls. The spot also closes exactly at 4pm. That's it. They do not operate past 4pm. That is really the only bummer of complaint I'd have. Get yourself a bowl and Thank me later.

Place gets crowded quick but worth it if you have the time to wait. Food is great. Not a big fan of this style of noodles but I went with a friend and it was really good.

I was craving Hu Tieu and a quick Yelp search led me here. I ordered number 14 on the menu, which was the chewy clear noodles with fish cake, shrimp, and quail eggs. I had it with soup broth instead of dry, which is my preferred way to eat noodles. The soup base is quite good and flavorful. My only complain is that the portion is realllllly small. I was still hungry after finishing my bowl and so was my husband. There was very little noodles and I was left wanting more. For 12 dollars a bowl, was expecting a lot more noodles or a larger portion. There is only one size. Tip: add pickled garlic! It gives it a subtle kick which I loved. Parking: free parking in lot

I recently visited Hu Tiếu Để Nhất restaurant on a rainy day, seeking some comfort in a bowl of delicious hot broth noodles. Having been here before, the craving for their authentic clear and egg noodle dish, Hủ Tiếu La Vang, lingered in my mind. Upon arrival, we were promptly seated, and to our delight, our food arrived within five minutes. The service was impressively fast, and the noodles were simply divine. I wholeheartedly recommend this place to any noodle lover seeking a satisfying and authentic dining experience. Five stars without a doubt!

Hu Tieu De Nhat is one of those places that I get almost every week, but never get tired of. The service here is quick and the food is always consistent and delicious. There's usually a bit of a wait here when I come on the weekends for lunch, but the groups go in and out really quickly. I've loved hu tieu since I was born (way more than pho) and this is one of the best places I've had, even compared to the places I've tried in San Jose! I always get the hu tieu mi nam vang and dau chau quay (chinese donut) :)

If you love dry noodles, then this is the place. It's a small restaurant so expect for some wait time during peak meal times. I ordered #2. If you love it spicy, you have to add some of their condiments and personalize it the way you like it. It's definitely simple and delicious.

This is my wife's favorite noodle place in OC. Which also means her favorite noodle place on planet earth. The Mi is very good. But that's pretty much all I've eaten here. The Vietnamese coffee also is top notch. The service is quick and friendly. Nothing fancy but good food.

12.03.2023 | 2pm Location: Hu Tieu De Nhat is located in a small strip mall at the beginning of Garden Grove Blvd's Korea town. Parking can be limited during busy hours. The restaurant is smaller and can fit about 6-10 parties inside, with outdoor seating available. We arrived during weekend lunch time and were seated almost immediately. Service: despite the restaurant being very busy, service was very fast and efficient. Employees are fluent in both English and Vietnamese. Food: broth is very hearty and deep in flavor, deep fried pork fat (tép mở) is so delicious, hủ tiếu noodles are skinny instead of flat and wide, vermicelli/glass noodle options are also available * Hu Tieu Mi Xa Xiu ($12): the bbq pork (xá xíu) was very delicious. * Hu Tieu Mi Nam Vang ($12): the fish cake (chả cá) was the star of the show, the ground pork was also very good This is a solid choice for a quick meal. The flavors are extremely authentic and delicious at a decent price. I can't wait to go back!

I love this place for an authentic mom and pop experience for Hu tieu. The broth tastes fresh and flavorful for the bouncy noodle. I like to get the dry Hu Tieu with cha siu, and it has never disappointed. It's easy to order large orders on the phone as well. The service is fast, and we have never waited longer than 10 min for food. I wish they had a place like this in the SGV.

This place is one of my top 3 places for Hu Tieu! I opted for the dry style and it made smile.

Food is good. The employees are nice and helpful. Place is small so be prepared to wait at peak times. Overall gets my hu tieu nam vang fixed satisfied

Excellent. Michelin quality for sure! Lots of flavor and did not skip any steps! They have the chewy clear noodles which are hard to come by and be delicious at the same time.

Dry noodles will have broth on the side, you can taste the flavorful egg noodle better dry. Their pickled garlic is a gem they also sell a small container for $5 to go.

This place is a bit cozy which has very limited seating. 2 tables outside seating up to four per. 8 tables inside . Ordered #5 clear noodle/egg combo with shrimp,pork belly, ground pork, and quail eggs. Their shrimps are of great quality! You can tell the difference when you feel the firmness of it. There are copious amounts of beef belly swimming in the bowl. Broth is very clean and has the right amount flavor. All sauces on the table were available such as chili sauce, chili oil, hoisin, fish sauce, soy sauce. . They give you a large serving of XI QUACH when ordering for to go. There's little wait time at peak hours. Which I had done around noon

Such a great place to have a bowl of Hu Tieu! I got the Hu Tieu Mi Nam Vang which uniquely comes with both rice and egg noodles in the bowl. You can order it with the broth in the bowl or separate. I ordered it inside just because of personal preference. Loved the combination of pork belly, ground pork, shrimp, fish cake, and quail egg in the bowl. All for $12 plus tax, it's a pretty good value. Definitely making a return for more!

The previous time they forgot fish cake and quail egg in both of our bowls, we called right after got home to let them know and they said would "make up" for us next time (was a male caller). This time we mentioned the last incident (with a male employee) but no apology was made?! We asked for 3 extra PIECES of pickled jalapeno to fully up the portion cup because my aunt loves their jalapeno, but got charged an extra $2 without noticing?!

Talk about a hole in the wall or mom and pop shop. This little restaurant in Garden Grove is truly a hidden gem. It is small and a lot of people waiting in line but the line goes quickly. I love Hu Tieu. Growing up, my dad makes this popular dish. It's all about the broth and the flavor. Finally, a restaurant that has the home cook taste. I ordered Hu Tieu Kho. Very tasty and flavorful. Highly recommend this restaurant for you Hu Tieu lovers. They only accept cash, or Venmo.

Used to be our go to place for Nam Vang noodles. However the last time we came by, the dry noodles had some strong cumin flavor which was odd. We let the owner know but she gave an indifferent reaction. Overall, the food can be inconsistent. Service from wait staff is decent, except for the owner. Avoid sitting inside the kitchen ventilation is not very good.

Known for their Hu Tieu. Small no frills restaurant inside with a couple of tables outside. Came here on Christmas Day, and it was busy. Ordered the Hu Tieu Nam Vang noodle soup and the Dai Mi Nam Vang dry with soup on the side. Comes with a decent amount of meat and portion size was just enough. Great flavor and texture. I also ordered the salty lemonade, and it was delicious.

We went at 10 am, easy parking, food was great, service was good, place was a little small but worth it. They break up their menus by type of noodles: rice, egg , clear, or combination and toppings (all, beef , seafood, or bbq). Very simple! I got the egg noodles with all toppings overall 9/10 , good flavor and a lot of meat. Came with a side soup and we also ordered the pork bone which the meat fell off the bone! Everything was great! I'll be adding it to take my family when they come visit!

Authentic hidden gem alert here! This spot taste like my childhood home. The flavors reminds me of the hu tieu spots my grandma use to take me to. You know a hu tieu spot is legit if there have all the different sauces and pickles garlic and chili. They don't really talk to you here and the aesthetic of the space is lacking bc they are all about the quality of the food, which I love. I will definitely be back!

Came here as a group of 4. The place is small but the menu has one item in different variations of added ingredients. We all loved the noodles. I liked mine that was dry noodles with sauce and the soup on the side. I definitely will be coming back again. It was delicious and the waiters were very nice and helpful. I ordered one for takeout to bring home to my parents as well.

Arrived to another ig recommendation, was shot line when we got there, put our name on the list and they cleaned the first available table quickly and sat us. Took a quick peak over the menu and I love my bbq pork so I already know what I was getting. Put in our orders and don't skip on the extra pork rinds on the side it's really good here. We also ask for an order of the Chinese doughnut, meat balls on the side as well. Overall the bowl is hearty with ground pork, quail eggs and veggies. The broth is clear and delicious, and plenty of bbq pork in there. There is chili on the side and I preferred that over the siracha it might be house chili they make themselves I'm unsure but it was spicy and delicious. The overall restaurant is clean and I think it's cash only, I didn't see a credit card machine but they might take Zelle and Venmo also, just bring cash just in case. Overall another good ig recommendation and it's booked mark on my yelp to come back and try some more again.

Food was delicious, and service was quick! #17: Hu Tieu Mi Xa Xiu (dry) The egg noodle, and the rice noodle were both fantastic, and all of the additional toppings complimented the dish well. Also for this dish, the broth comes on the side. Dau chau quay (chinese donut): A must get - be sure to dip it in the broth. There's a small parking lot in front, but usually it's not too packed. I'd recommend this place to anyone who is looking for hu tieu mi/ dry noodles!

Traveling from up north, I stumbled upon this charming gem of a shop that served the most delightful Hu Tieu I've ever had the pleasure of tasting. The broth was rich and flavorful, perfectly complementing the chewy texture of the noodles. Service was prompt and friendly, leaving me wishing I could linger longer and indulge in another bowl. Highly recommended for a satisfying culinary experience.

Two thumbs up. I was starving after my workout and needed to replenish my body with carbs. The noodles are superb. It was lightly seasoned and topped with pork belly, ground pork, shrimp, and fried pork. Yummy! Will return for sure