Hours
| Sunday | 8 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | Closed |
| Wednesday | Closed |
| Thursday | Closed |
| Friday | Closed |
| Saturday | Closed |
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Reviews
We walked, so parking wasn’t an issue but parking is always somewhat of an issue in Chinatown.
The Bun Bo Hue has pork hock and pork blood, tons of meats, tendons and lots of greens as well!
My second visit here was even better than the first! Service was excellent
The lotus salad had just the right amount of tang and was full of lotus. I was pleasantly surprised and would definitely order it again. The vegetarian spring rolls were cooked to perfection and they gave you a generous amount of garnishes. No soggy middle! I ordered the vegetarian phõ and that also was generous in size despite my poor picture taking. I only ate half and took the rest home. The broth is very light so I did have to add some condiments that were on the table. However they are very generous with the different types of vegetables that they put in there which I was also surprised with. The Mr. had an XL combo phõ and barely finished it. It was such an abundance. I didn’t eat the chicken wings since I’m pescatarian but I was told they were good. We took a decent amount of leftovers home for the kid. I would definitely come back here again but would need to share my entrée as they do give generous portions. It’s no wonder there were many tables that were generational as you can easily share dishes.
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If you are in the heart of Chinatown Honolulu and craving authentic Vietnamese flavors, Pho Que Huong is a must-visit! I enjoyed an amazing meal with so many highlights. The Bún Bò Huế was rich, spicy, and perfectly balanced, reminding me of true home-style cooking like my sister No 5). The Bún Gà Chả Giò Nướng had such fresh herbs and a wonderful crunch from the spring rolls, while the Cơm Sườn Nướng (Pork Steak BBQ) was juicy, flavorful, and grilled to perfection. I also added two extra Chả Giò, which were golden, crispy, and absolutely delicious.
To finish, the refreshing Chè Ba Màu dessert was the perfect sweet treat — colorful, creamy, and full of texture with real coconut cream mixed like Vietnamese way!
The portions are generous, the service is friendly, and the atmosphere captures the authentic charm of a Vietnamese family restaurant. Whether you are local or visiting Honolulu, this place is a hidden gem that delivers comfort, flavor, and authenticity in every dish. Highly recommended!
It’s definitely a place I’d like to visit again.
You might feel more comfortable when the restaurant is busy
(just my personal opinion).
But be cautious during slower hours ⚠️
Since it’s located in Chinatown, sometimes homeless people come in and eat leftover food.
The staff does try to keep an eye out
but the homeless can be surprisingly quick.