Bright and spacious dining area features attractive greenery and plant arrangements creating a cozy, pleasant vibe. The atmosphere balances lively energy with a welcoming, clean environment. Popular for flavorful pho and authentic Vietnamese dishes, it draws a busy crowd especially in the evenings.
Broth shows well balanced flavors with a nuanced taste that avoids heaviness or excess salt. This bun bo hue offers a delicious alternative to typical salty Vietnamese noodle soups.
Grilled pork chop comes tender and well-seasoned, served with actual broken rice. Rice dishes carry authentic Vietnamese flavors throughout the meal.
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Parking is easy and ample at the restaurant.
Prices are reasonable for the quality and portion sizes.
The restaurant is clean and comfortable for dining.
Vietnamese restaurant with street vendor-inspired decor creates a cozy, nostalgic vibe reminiscent of 1990s Saigon. Bright and airy space fills with a fun, casual energy that feels authentic and lively. Menu offers extensive vegan options alongside traditional dishes, attracting a diverse crowd.
Vegetarian and meat versions of Bun Bo Hue are available, with the vegetarian option noted as a favorite. The meat version is flavorful but tends to have less meat over time.
Fresh ingredients and authentic flavors define the dishes here. The tomato noodle soup, Bun Rieu, stands out for its genuine taste and generous portions.
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Parking is available in the adjacent garage for two hours free.
The menu includes a comprehensive selection of vegan and vegetarian options.
Happy Hour offers $7 well drinks, which is a rare find in Seattle.
Spacious Asian restaurant with modern design and beautiful monsteras creates a calm, cozy atmosphere ideal for relaxing. The vibe stays quiet and underrated, encouraging guests to linger and enjoy authentic Vietnamese dishes. Seating includes an upstairs area, adding to the roomy feel.
Spicy and savory flavors define the Bun Bo Hue here, delivering an authentic and satisfying taste. The dish pairs well with a special pork plate and veggie roll for a complete meal.
Food features authentic Vietnamese flavors with dishes like bun bo hue and salt and pepper chicken wings that taste fresh and homemade.
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Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with great deals on appetizers.
The portion sizes are generous for the price.
The restaurant is close to Pioneer Square and easily accessible by public transport.
Spacious Vietnamese restaurant with clean, airy design and plenty of booth seating suits groups and families. Atmosphere feels warm and welcoming, balancing lively energy with privacy. Offers an authentic dining experience with a calm, comfortable vibe.
Broth stands out as rich and aromatic, capturing a home-style flavor. The soup is less pungent and more accessible for most people and kids.
Flavors stay true to traditional Vietnamese cooking with fresh ingredients and native preparation. The menu includes a variety of authentic dishes like Vietnamese style beef steak that taste just like home.
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They offer 2 hours of free parking with a QR code inside the restaurant.
Vegan options are available on the menu.
Parking is free and plentiful; just scan the QR code inside.
Casual, family-run space buzzes with locals and carries a strong Vietnamese vibe reminiscent of Hanoi. Menu features authentic dishes like Bun Bo Hue and Bun Cha, offering rich Central Vietnamese flavor rarely found outside Vietnam. Pricing surprises occur, but the freshness of shrimp rolls and bold flavors stand out.
Broth in Bun Bo Hue has phenomenal flavor and stays on point with traditional taste. This dish stands out as delicious and highly recommended alongside other Vietnamese specialties.
Authentic BunCha stands out here, capturing the true taste of central Vietnam. Dish no.48 with egg noodles offers excellent, authentic Vietnamese soup noodles in a mom and pop setting.
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Parking is free at the restaurant.
Bun Cha is only available during the week.
The menu prices are higher than those listed online.
Small Vietnamese restaurant offers a peaceful, clean, and bright atmosphere with Vietnamese acoustic music and family-like regulars. The space feels humble and welcoming, with reasonable prices and a gated parking lot. It serves authentic dishes that attract both Vietnamese and non-Vietnamese families.
Broth is made in-house and stands out as authentic and rich. The bun bo hue offers a delicious balance of flavors and is priced around $14.
Saigon pho and bun bo hue here taste truly authentic. Service feels unpolished, which adds to the genuine vibe.
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Phở Số 1 offers a wide range of menu options for both non-Vietnamese and Vietnamese families.
The restaurant is open for breakfast with a full menu available.
The wait time for food is very quick, making it a good option for a quick meal.
Dark plaza setting hosts an authentic Vietnamese restaurant with a relaxed, unhurried vibe. Plates feature broken rice and rich broths, offering classic dishes with well-executed flavors. The atmosphere feels like a family gathering without frills, focusing on comfort and tradition.
Spicy beef noodle soup stands out with its bold flavors and rich broth. The dish pairs well with sipping tea and offers a satisfying, hearty meal.
Food delivers a very authentic taste with Broken Rice Dishes standing out. The atmosphere stays true to Vietnamese roots throughout.
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A 15% service charge is automatically added for parties of four or more.
Credit card payments incur a 1.5% fee without prior notice.
Portion sizes are generous, with most plates costing $12–15.
Small, crowded space offers a comfortable atmosphere with authentic Vietnamese dishes like Bun Bo Hue and pho. The vibe is lively and original, attracting those seeking classic flavors in a hole-in-the-wall setting. Accessibility is easy with nearby public transit, though parking is limited.
Spicy beef noodles come packed with an abundance of toppings, even in small sizes. This classic dish stands out as a specialty and a must-try with a flavor profile that rivals some places in Vietnam.
Small hole-in-the-wall spot serves authentic Vietnamese dishes with a focus on bun bo hue. Flavors are consistently delicious and true to tradition.
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Parking is available in a free lot behind the restaurant with plenty of spots.
The restaurant only accepts cash payments.
You should get there early because the restaurant is small and can get crowded.