Vietnamese spot shines with authentic pho and flavorful pork chop on broken rice. Family-run warmth fills the quiet, clean space. Parking is tight due to shared lot but food freshness makes it worth it.
Broken rice comes with flavorful pork chop and grilled pork vermicelli. The beef com tam stays on point with rich taste.
"The Bun Bo Hue here has a savory broth and well-balanced meat."
"The broken rice here is flavorful and perfectly cooked."
"You don't want to leave without trying their Vietnamese coffee."
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Parking can get crowded; arrive early to secure a spot.
Everything is made to order, ensuring fresh meals.
Expect a reasonable wait time, especially during peak hours.
Modern decor blends with Vietnamese wall art creating a lively vibe. Broken rice dishes like Com Tam Sai Gon offer simple, solid flavors with grilled pork or chicken. Bar seating adds a casual touch and a front-row view of kitchen action.
Broken rice dishes come with grilled pork chops or chicken, cooked simply and with solid flavor. Options like Com Tam Sai Gon and Bo Ne include eggs and other toppings, all prepared well.
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Currently, they only allow dine-in, with no to-go or online ordering options.
There is a 20% gratuity added for parties of 8 people, including children.
The restaurant is kid-friendly.
Vietnamese spot offers a cozy ambiance with friendly staff. Broken rice plates shine with grilled pork spring rolls and shrimp sausage rolls. Perfect for a rich, tasty meal with classic appetizers.
Broken rice plates come with Cơm tấm sườn bì chả and pair well with appetizers like nem nuong and summer rolls. The dishes feature grilled shrimp sausage rolls and offer a solid Vietnamese meal option.
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The prices are reasonable and budget-friendly.
Portions are generous, providing good value for the price.
The restaurant is very clean and well-maintained.
Vietnamese spot offers a family-friendly atmosphere with a quiet, cozy vibe and authentic southern dishes. Broken rice shines with char-grilled pork chops cooked to perfection. Music adds to the comfortable and clean environment.
Broken rice comes with char-grilled pork chops or ribs, cooked to perfection. The rice itself is delicious and pairs well with the savory meats.
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The restaurant offers a large variety of dishes including shrimp, chicken, and beef.
Prices are reasonable for the amount of food served.
Party trays are available for larger gatherings.
Vietnamese spot serves authentic broken rice with char grilled chicken and crispy pancakes. Quiet, calm vibe fits family meals well. Traditional desserts and rich noodle soups add flavorful variety to the menu.
Broken rice here has a better mouth feel and soaks up dipping sauces like fish sauce well. The dish comes with char grilled chicken, egg cake, shrimp cake, and a sunny side egg, offering a good portion and solid flavor.
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The Bellaire location is the only operating place after the original closed.
Prices are considered great for the quality of food offered.
They serve soup alongside the rice dishes.
Small spot with a mom-and-pop vibe and friendly feel. Broken rice features tender marinated meat and generous portions. Affordable prices make it a great pick-up place for authentic Vietnamese dishes like com tam and banh mi.
Broken rice here comes with tender, fragrant marinated meat that stays juicy. Portions are generous and prices fair, making the special broken rice a solid choice for a satisfying meal.
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They do not accept credit cards; only cash or Zelle payments are allowed.
Expect large portion sizes, often enough for two meals from one order.
A plate of com tam is priced at $14, offering good value.
Neat semi-rustic interior creates a relaxing vibe with upbeat music. Broken rice shines with shrimp patties and meatball paste, paired with authentic Vietnamese com tam style rice. Large portions of rich pho broth and fresh herbs make meals both hearty and affordable.
Broken rice comes with shrimp patties and meatball paste that stand out. The rice itself tastes like authentic Vietnamese com tam, making it a solid choice for this dish.
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The restaurant offers large portions at affordable prices.
Expect a complimentary appetizer with your meal.
The restaurant can get busy on certain days.
Vietnamese spot serves authentic broken rice with bold flavors like lemongrass pork and ginger chicken. Atmosphere stays chill and relaxed. Small parking lot adds to its cozy vibe.
Broken rice here has a nice texture and soaks up the sauces well. It delivers authentic Vietnamese flavor without any fuss or pretense.
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The parking lot is small, so arrive early to secure a spot.
Vegan options are available on the menu for plant-based diners.
Portion sizes are generous, providing good value for the price.
Vietnamese spot shines with authentic Saigon flavors and grilled pork on broken rice. Atmosphere shifts from cozy and friendly to quiet, with simple decor showing countryside markets. Small plates offer great value and satisfying taste.
Broken rice comes with grilled pork that stands out for its flavor. The com tam suon nuong is consistently good and the small plate offers a satisfying, affordable portion.
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Huong Viet is closed on Wednesdays.
Parking is available right in front of the restaurant.
It isn’t crowded around 5–6 PM, making for a relaxed dinner.
Spacious and clean, this spot offers Vietnamese comfort food with generous portions. Com tam dishes satisfy cravings for broken rice inside a relaxed mall setting. Fried rice and large seafood soup add hearty, satisfying flavors to the menu.
Com tam dishes come out decent and satisfy cravings for broken rice. This spot serves reliable Vietnamese com tam inside a mall setting, making it a go-to for that specific craving.
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Reservations are not required but recommended during peak hours.
Parking is available on-site, but it can fill up quickly during busy times.
Credit cards are accepted, but cash is preferred for smaller purchases.
Spacious, modern decor creates a cozy atmosphere perfect for families. Broken rice features tender grilled pork and soft, quality grains. Warm, inviting vibe with subtle music enhances the relaxed dining experience.
Broken rice comes with tender grilled pork and is made from good quality grains. The special combo and rice plates highlight the delicious, soft texture that stands out.
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Prices range from $14 to $22 for main dishes.
Expect quick service; food comes out faster than at many other places.
The portion sizes are perfect for the price.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a clean, chill atmosphere with natural light and private booths. Broken rice features grilled pork and egg with excellent fish sauce. Prices stay affordable while serving fresh, unique dishes.
Broken rice comes with grilled pork, pork skin, and egg, paired with excellent fish sauce. The pork chop broken rice stands out as a solid choice.
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The hu tieu nam vang is priced at $8.95, which is a good deal.
The bowl of bánh canh costs $8.95 during the current promotion.
The restaurant accepts both cash and card payments.
Spacious, clean cafe offers authentic Vietnamese street food with generous portions perfect for takeout. Early hours and diverse menu make it easy for quick meals. The Long Xuyen broken rice with local side dishes stands out as a hearty choice.
Authentic Long Xuyen broken rice comes with local side dishes from Angiang Province. The Com Tam LX dish serves enough for two people and can be ordered in advance.
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The cafe opens at 6 AM for early risers.
Prices at the cafe are very affordable with generous portions.
All food comes in microwaveable plastic bowls for easy takeout.
Modern space with boho decor and green plants offers a warm, calming vibe. Broken rice shines with grilled pork and a perfectly cooked fried egg. Weekends bring a complimentary dessert bar featuring Vietnamese sweets, ideal for family meals or date nights.
Broken rice comes with grilled pork and a fried egg, cooked perfectly and very flavorful. The dish stands out for its amazing taste and consistent quality.
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They offer free dessert on weekends, which is a nice treat.
They don’t take Amex, which may be an issue for some customers.
The portions are generous and reasonably priced.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a lively street market vibe with both indoor and outdoor seating. Broken rice dishes feature juicy pork chops and tender grilled pork alongside fresh sides. Enjoy generous portions and refreshing sugar cane drinks in a friendly, house party atmosphere.
Broken rice dishes come with juicy pork chops, tender grilled pork, and savory shredded pork skin. Carrots and cabbage sides taste fresh, and fried eggs are cooked perfectly.
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The restaurant offers a variety of Vietnamese dishes.
Prices are reasonable, with meals averaging around $26.
Two meals and two drinks typically cost about $40.
Vietnamese spot shines with spicy Bun Bo Hue featuring pork blood cubes and a deep broth. Grilled pork in the broken rice dish is tender and well-seasoned. Lunch hours bring a peaceful atmosphere and generous portions at great prices.
Grilled pork comes well-seasoned and tender, not too hard. Broken rice has a fresh taste and the right texture, splitting apart easily without being dry.
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The restaurant offers generous portions at good prices.
Expect authentic Vietnamese flavors in every dish.
Bun bo hue is a signature dish worth trying.
Large seating fills with lively energy and family noise. Authentic Chinese dishes shine with affordable prices and a bright atmosphere. Broken rice pairs well with grilled pork and the trio grill adds tasty variety.
Broken rice comes with grilled pork often, making it a solid choice. The trio grill option adds variety and pairs well with the rice.
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An 18% gratuity is added to bills for groups of 5 or more.
The restaurant charges $2 for takeout containers after dining in.
Expect an extra charge for plain hu tieu noodles.
Vietnamese restaurant shines with authentic dishes like com ga xoi mo and fresh spring rolls. Com Tam with broken rice stands out but costs more than typical steak plates. Busy, family-owned spot offers small seating and higher prices, especially on weekends.
Broken rice comes with the Com Tam dish, which is especially tasty here. The simple wonton and broken rice plate costs more than a regular steak plate at Texas Road House.
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Expect to pay an extra fee of 3.59% or 3.95% when using a card.
Most dishes average around $17, which some may find expensive.
The restaurant is family-owned and offers authentic Vietnamese cuisine.
Seafood shines with salt & pepper shrimp in a casual, modern spot. Broken rice features grilled pork as a tasty topping, often in lunch specials. Live blues and jazz on weekends add a lively vibe that makes dining here fun and friendly.
Grilled pork stands out as a signature topping for broken rice here. Lunch specials offer this dish at $9.95, often paired with eggrolls or seafood like scallops and oysters.
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Happy hour runs daily from 5 to 7 PM with $1 raw oysters.
Live music happens every Friday night, creating a lively atmosphere.
Lunch specials offer bowls for just $10, a great deal.
Small, busy spot serves authentic broken rice with generous portions and bold fish sauce. Expect a smoky atmosphere with lingering cigarette fumes and weekend crowds. Signature dishes like com tam and bo luc lac offer a true taste of Vietnam despite some dry rice and tough pork.
Broken rice comes with meat and sauce prepared like in Vietnam. The com tam and bo luc lac dishes stand out, though some find the pork tough and the rice dry.
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Expect long wait times during lunch on weekends.
Ask about wait times for food before placing an order.
There is no clear indication whether to wait to be seated or seat yourself.
Bright, clean space offers a quiet spot for enjoying nostalgic Vietnamese-American dishes. Broken rice plates shine with grilled pork chop and baked egg, served with plenty of nuoc mam. Comfort food lovers find unique Com Tam options beyond typical fare.
Broken rice dishes come with shredded pork, baked egg, and a variety of grilled meats like pork chop and shrimp. Portions are generous and include plenty of nuoc mam** on the side for dipping.
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Com Tam Saigon is closed on Tuesdays.
Parking is limited in this plaza on weekends at almost all times of the day.
People with MSG allergies should be careful with the soup.
Spacious interior with polished stone tables and soft instrumental music creates a calm, cozy vibe. Broken rice comes as the special Com Tam dish with authentic presentation but less impressive flavors. Cleanliness and aesthetic decor make it a family-friendly spot with a welcoming, tranquil experience.
Broken rice comes as the special Com Tam dish, served without soup. Presentation matches what you'd see in Vietnam, but the flavors don't match the online hype or images.
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Pho Oh Yeah offers a variety of halal options on their menu.
The prices for beef noodle soup and spring rolls are reasonable.
Vegan pho options are available for those with dietary restrictions.
Bright space with large windows and an open kitchen feels clean and inviting. Broken rice is served with grilled meat and egg cake, though often cold. Low music keeps atmosphere calm, and seating is comfortable but lacks privacy.
Broken rice comes with grilled meat and egg cake but often serves cold, not warm. It pairs well with spring rolls and appeals even to picky eaters.
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Parking might be a bit challenging on weekends.
The restaurant was very clean and the food came out fresh.
They have a variety of pho options that the average pho spots don't have.