
Step into Bò-Né Houston and experience a culinary journey that brings the vibrant flavors of Vietnam to the heart of Houston. Since opening on November 24, 2022, this restaurant has become a local favorite, offering a unique take on traditional Vietnamese cuisine. Located at 11694 Bellaire Boulevard, Bò-Né Houston invites guests to savor expertly crafted dishes in a welcoming and authentic atmosphere. Our menu showcases a modern twist on classic recipes, ensuring every meal is a memorable delight for your palate. Join us for an unforgettable dining experience in the Houston area.
Simple, compact restaurant serving up an array of traditional Vietnamese dishes, plus steak & eggs.
Hours
| Friday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Sunday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Monday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Tuesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Wednesday | 8 AM–9 PM |
| Thursday | 8 AM–9 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 11694 Bellaire Blvd, Houston, TX 77072
Phone: (832) 351-3389
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Reviews
My 2nd mistake was ordering the bun rieu, I’m sorry but that travesty is not in any shape or form bun rieu. Never in my life had I tasted such a bland and awkward tasting bun rieu. I don’t even know where to start with how bad it was. The smell was the first thing that hits you in the face and it was from this weird cut of meat with tendon on it. I want to say it was pork but it was oddly kinda beef like. It smelled horrible and it tasted horrible. Fried tofu was no fried and tasted like prepackaged store bought tofu that was just tossed in there. It was supposed to be bun rieu with crab but there was no crab meat.
My wife orders their bo-ne original since it’s their signature dish, this thing was microwaved. There’s no way this plate touched a skillet or a grill since there were no grill marks or sear. Beef has literally no flavor and you literally gotta drown it in their dry sauce to get any taste outta it.
It’s madness how food can taste this bad. I’m going to stick to pho yummy or hem for bo-ne. This experience was like a giant lump of coal in my stocking for Xmas. 60 bucks wasted and taste buds traumatized.
4 of us visited from Dallas. The other couple are Vietnamese and they were so happy to be in Houston to eat the great Viet food down there. One of the things that as a non-Viet that I enjoy the most is Vietnamese breakfast. I found this place via Google Reviews and this was our breakfast the day before we all headed back.
Two of us ordered their standard Viet breakfast with steak. To be honest, the steak wasn’t all that great. I should’ve ordered the ribeye. But everything else was pretty amazing. They make their own banh on premise, so it was nice and fresh. They gave a generous portion of pate, which my wife stole most of it and the bread from me. Meaning, she ordered something that she didn’t like as much as mine. The sausage, whatever it was, complimented the egg, bread, and pate quite nicely.
Overall, the experience was great. Nice and clean, good, friendly service. Would return again the next time we’re in the area.
BBQ pork banh mi – 0/5
Steak & egg banh mi – 3/5
I’ll include pictures of how dry the sandwich looks.
Not sure what the deal is with that young guy. When I came up to pay for our bill, he just stare at me with a dirty look. It’s awful how he treats his customers. No worries. We will never come back. That guy needs some serious training on how to treat his customers. It’s a no wonder the restaurant has a lot of negative reviews.
Service here is really great. I ordered and got my food in under 10 minutes even on a busy Saturday. They feature vegetarian dishes and an extensive menu with plenty of traditional Vietnamese entrees as well. I really enjoyed my experience here. Prices are reasonable and service is on point. Parking is really easy to find as they have a wide open lot. I’ll definitely be back to try their banh mi.