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Hương Việt Restaurant, a hidden gem of authentic Vietnamese cuisine, offers a delectable menu of traditional dishes prepared with fresh, high-quality ingredients. Nestled in the heart of Garden Grove, this restaurant exudes a warm and welcoming atmosphere, inviting guests to savor the richness of Vietnamese flavors at an affordable price.
Hours
| Thursday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Friday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–7 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–7 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 10254 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92843
Phone: (714) 583-8992
Website: https://www.huongvietrest.com/
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Reviews
Margaret Tran
On our CA vacation, my best friend invited us to Huong Viet restaurant for dinner. The cuisine was average, my cooking skills are on par. The servers were very polite, and the ambiance was nice.
… moreJenny Tran
First time in here, ordered 3 curries to go. Waited 25 minutes for the food when there was not even one customer in there (not exaggerating). Kitchen staff talking loudly in back instead of cooking. After arriving home, there was only chicken in 25% of curry broth. NO CARROTS OR POTATOES were in there AT ALL!!!! Chicken was unbelievably salty that I had to add a whole cup of water just so I can dip my day old bread that they supplied. First & last time here. Service is terrible and food is worst. Super disappointing as I root for small businesses to thrive.
… moreGiang Nguyen
I’ve been a regular customer here.
Today my total was $14.66 and I was short one cent, so I politely asked if it was okay.
I understand if policy doesn’t allow it, but the cashier responded by saying I was “making it difficult,” which felt unnecessary and uncomfortable.
I still paid the full amount, but I hope staff can communicate more respectfully with customers.
… moreToday my total was $14.66 and I was short one cent, so I politely asked if it was okay.
I understand if policy doesn’t allow it, but the cashier responded by saying I was “making it difficult,” which felt unnecessary and uncomfortable.
I still paid the full amount, but I hope staff can communicate more respectfully with customers.
Tim Phan
Firstly, thank you for the food. It provided us with nutrition. I understand this is a new restaurant and it is hard to establish a rhythm. Still, it was disappointing. My mom was very excited to try this place and ordered to-go the bún bò huế, her favorite. She brought it home and there were no herbs, veggies, or sa tế. She was sad for me. She ordered my favorite, hủ tiếu, and there were also no limes, chilies, or other accompaniments. We still ate it all, but we were both disappointed for each other. Also it was too sweet. If this restaurant doesn’t want to go under, just improve! This is my advice. We were disappointed and don’t want to come back, but if you improve, maybe we will.
… moreAlexander Lee
Bought 4 servings of bun bo hue. The portion size are large with lots of veggies. The amount of food is enough to feed 6 people.
The broth is rich and flavorful. The noodles are of good quality. Veggie is fresh. The meat portion was more than I was expected and the meat is seasoned all the way through.
Overall this has one of best bun bo hue that I have had in a long time.
Crazy that it is very affordable for the quality and quantity.
… moreThe broth is rich and flavorful. The noodles are of good quality. Veggie is fresh. The meat portion was more than I was expected and the meat is seasoned all the way through.
Overall this has one of best bun bo hue that I have had in a long time.
Crazy that it is very affordable for the quality and quantity.
Quang Ta
I enjoyed my very first visit. Pho is commonly served at almost every restaurant but at Huong Viet has the true Pho flavors beside the pho on the Huong Viet menu’s restaurant has everything on it menu’s that serves ALL follow The TRUEST of the Vietnamese dishes and flavors that I know everyone would loved! Come and tru out Huong Viet Restaurant! Amazing!
… moreTilly Duong
I came here in the morning and saw their grilled pork (nem nuong) spring rolls. They also had the classic shrimp and pork ones. It looked tasty and the cashier was nice enough to go in the back to get some fresher sauce to go with my spring rolls. She also microwaved them for me. It was $8.17 with tax for 3 rolls as of November 2024.
… moreIsaac Jacob
I come here weekly and the food is always fresh and delicious. I enjoy all the baguette sandwiches, side dishes, Vietnamese spring rolls, Pandan and mungbean milk drinks and Teas, Egg rolls are fresh and crunchy texture. The grilled pork chops are a must to order very yummy. This place is pretty good and prices are very reasonable. The owner is very nice and professional in her excellent meat restaurant business.
… moreArjun G
The owner has some serious issues, she is harassing patrons of a neighboring Airoma Cafe for queuing on the sidewalk. She needs to look up the definition of a public easement.
The plywood “windows” and caution tape really sets the mood of a high end establishment.
… moreThe plywood “windows” and caution tape really sets the mood of a high end establishment.
Jenny Huynh
This place really sells spoiled food, only learnt it with my own experience. I should had read the comments before coming to this restaurant. I saw the ad on Facebook for buying any two “banh tet” or “banh chung”, get one free “dua mon”. Since I always want to try and motivate new restaurants, I ordered total of 2 banh tet and 2 banh chung from them a week before Lunar New Year to send them to my relatives.
I came back to buy another pair of “banh tet” for another relative. I asked the cashier how long the cakes been there. He told me they had been there for a week. I was hesitated to buy but he told me the cakes should be good for a long time more. Trusting him, I bought another pair.
My relatives kept the cakes in the refrigerator and only took them out the day before Lunar New Year. They cut and tried them on the third day of Lunar New Year and found out they were spoiled. Not only they were spoiled but banh chung were not fully cooked.
I called the restaurant to complain and the first thing they ask if I have a receipt and that I’m the first to complain. There’s no apology and it made me feel like I made it up. I told them I don’t have the receipts anymore but I paid by card so I can show them the transaction. They then called me back a day later telling me if I can bring the cakes there, they will refund. Shoot, most of them were tossed away in the trash bin. I had to drive to my parents to retrieve 1 banh chung and 1 banh tet which were not tossed away yet. Got a refund for $35 for “banh chung” and $24 for “banh tet” minus $10 for “dua mon” which was a free item. Not to mention, I actually paid for $36 for “banh chung” while the price is $35. Yes, I was cheated.
So stay away and don’t be fooled by their ad. You don’t want to send spoiled food as gifts, do you?
Even though the restaurant says they give customers free drink for a 5-star review, I believe not many of the customers go against their morality for a cheap drink.
… moreI came back to buy another pair of “banh tet” for another relative. I asked the cashier how long the cakes been there. He told me they had been there for a week. I was hesitated to buy but he told me the cakes should be good for a long time more. Trusting him, I bought another pair.
My relatives kept the cakes in the refrigerator and only took them out the day before Lunar New Year. They cut and tried them on the third day of Lunar New Year and found out they were spoiled. Not only they were spoiled but banh chung were not fully cooked.
I called the restaurant to complain and the first thing they ask if I have a receipt and that I’m the first to complain. There’s no apology and it made me feel like I made it up. I told them I don’t have the receipts anymore but I paid by card so I can show them the transaction. They then called me back a day later telling me if I can bring the cakes there, they will refund. Shoot, most of them were tossed away in the trash bin. I had to drive to my parents to retrieve 1 banh chung and 1 banh tet which were not tossed away yet. Got a refund for $35 for “banh chung” and $24 for “banh tet” minus $10 for “dua mon” which was a free item. Not to mention, I actually paid for $36 for “banh chung” while the price is $35. Yes, I was cheated.
So stay away and don’t be fooled by their ad. You don’t want to send spoiled food as gifts, do you?
Even though the restaurant says they give customers free drink for a 5-star review, I believe not many of the customers go against their morality for a cheap drink.