“ Definitely one of the best Hu tieu go restaurants in town if not the best, a go-to place for any locals and out-of-towners alike. Amazing flavors. Taste is authentic as far as Hu tieu go goes. Broth is well-seasoned. Pha lau is pretty remarkable as well. Service is up to standards. Price is reasonable. Great experience overall. Highly recommended and definitely coming back for more! ”

“ It's one of the best Hu Tieu places in the United States. The taste is exactly like the ones you find in South Vietnam. The rice cracker coconut dessert is absolutely amazing. I never thought I would have anything as good. Definitely will be back here every time I'm in Houston. ”

“ Today, my family came to enjoy noodle soup through a recommendation from a friend. I must say that Uncle Hoa's noodle soup is really thoughtful. The broth is sweet and not greasy. The noodle soup is tough, the sauce is very rich. For the first time, I tried the white rice paper cake with the taste of coconut and the crunchiness of the puff pastry. I really like the sweet orange lemongrass peach tea that is just as the name suggests. Especially the attentive and hospitable service of Uncle Hoa made us have a very happy time. If anyone has come to Houston, please come and enjoy the specialty noodles with affordable prices. Highly recommended ”

“ We love Hoa Map! They always serve great noodles, quickly. They provide kids bowls and scissors too, which helps for our toddler to eat. ”

“ friendly service, good food, the flavor of dry hu tieu is close to the dish that i ate in vietnam, but sauce isnt strong enough, still very good though. 1 serve is not too much food so that yall can finish it, the same serve in vietnam, not like other restaurants that is too much food, i cant finish it as a "not eat much" person. the iced tea is good too, the flavor is very strong and i like it yall should try! i'll come back and try the other foods soon! ”

“ Dined here a few times and as a Houstonian local who eats out quite often I have to say even though their restaurant name is “ Hu Tieu” but the star of the show is Canh Bun Oc. I liked their canh bun with snails a lot.The food portions and prices are reasonable. I love their canh bun broth. It’s really light and sweet in a good way. Hu tieu was still lacking of flavors but overall it wasn’t too bad. ”

“ Great quality Vietnamese food at an incredible price. The restaurant is kind of hidden in a little strip of shops, but it is an amazing find. We felt like strangers in there among a mix of more elderly Vietnamese folks stopping in after work and groups of parents telling their kids to stop using their electronics in Vietnamese while they retorted in English -- very goods signs of authenticity. While the interior is nothing special and unassuming, the food is incredible and at such an inexpensive price! We ordered the Hu Tieu Go (pho with pork broth), Mi Go (like Hu Tieu Go but without broth), and Xi Quach (pork bones). The noodles in both dishes were cooked perfectly, and the clear pork broth had an incredibly aromatic, smooth, and delicate flavor. The thin slices of pork were also great, and the crispy garlic chips and green onions were great toppings that added crunch and extra flavor. As for the pork bones, the meat was falling off the bone, the connective tissue was practically gelatenized, and it was all packed with the fantastic pork broth flavor that it was used for. If you're feeling particularly decadent, dip the meat in a mix of soy sauce/vinegar/hoisin and the nice slices of chili (bird's eye chili?) they include at every table. Flavor town. The portion sizes are reasonable but smaller than most other Vietnamese restaurants, but I think the price, quality, and flavor more than make up for it. The food came out incredibly fast -- probably within 10 minutes of ordering. ”

“ Hu tieu and Xi Quach is amazing. Xi Quach only 5! Pha Lau is just ok, fresh but maybe not my taste. ”