Truc T.
Yelp
It's been awhile since we dined at Huynh. I was craving banh beo and mi quang but didn't want to deal with the crowd at Hue, so we decided to try out Huynh again. We came around 11:30am on a Saturday and the restaurant was less than half full. I liked that they didn't crowd the tables so it felt more spacious inside..good when dining with toddlers.
We ordered..
BANH BEO (5) $5.95 -ground shrimp over rice cake with fish sauce. The banh beo came out warm, soft and tasted fresh. They didn't skimp on the ground shrimp either. Each plate came with a fluffy chicharron. 4/5*
BANH RAM IT (3) $6.75 -steamed sticky rice atop fried sticky rice dumpling with fish sauce. Inside there was pork and tiny shrimp. The fried dumpling was crispy and not oily. 4/5*
MI QUANG $15.95 -turmeric yellow noodle, pork, shrimp, rice cracker, vegetables and peanuts. The noodles were perfectly cooked, they had a nice bouncy chew to them. The broth was delicious, especially after squeezing lime and adding some chili sate. My husband thought it was a bit sweet but it was perfect for me. They gave a good amount of tender pork and 2 fresh shrimps. I liked how they put the veggies on the side so I could add what I liked, as much as I wanted. 5/5*
BUN BO GIO HEO $16.95 -spicy noodle soup, beef shank, tendon, ham, pork and blood cubes with pork knuckle. My husband asked for very spicy but he said it wasn't that spicy. The broth was a bit sweet for him so he squeezed in a lot of lime in and added chili sate for more heat. Meat was okay, decent amount of meat but "the pork knuckle was a bit hairy". The noodles were cooked well, not overcooked. 3.5/5*
Service was good, waitress was around when we needed anything. I would come back again if I was craving hue food! They also offer vegetarian options.