Hours
| Tuesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10:30 AM–9:30 PM |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1223 Grand W Blvd Ste B108, Katy, TX 77449
Phone: (346) 387-9496
Website: https://www.yummyhu.com/
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Reviews
Food did take some time for it to come out so be patient.
We ordered the bánh khọt, bún đậu mắm tôm, mỳ gõ, and sugarcane drinks.
The bánh khọt was perfectly crispy with a lovely hint of coconut — just how it should be.
The bún đậu mắm tôm was on point! While the toppings weren’t as many, the real star — the mắm tôm sauce — was phenomenal: rich, flavorful, and beautifully balanced with sweetness, sourness, and that signature mắm kick. Honestly, it might be the best I’ve had — even better than some spots in Bellaire!
The mỳ gõ was also very good — a touch sweeter than my usual preference, but the noodles had great texture and the sauce was perfectly mixed.
Service was excellent — super friendly and attentive! The place was also very clean and well-kept, which made the whole dining experience even better.
Overall, this spot just became my new go-to!
Loved my meal! The Mì Wonton Xá Xíu (Dry version) was outstanding—moist pork, plump wontons, and springy noodles.
The Bánh Khọt were so crispy and soft with fresh shrimp.
A huge bonus: The owner was incredibly sweeter than the ice cream she gave us and welcoming! I cannot exaggerate how the whole experience was top-notch. Highly recommend!
The Korean spicy noodles (Mì cay Đại Hàn) were poorly exễcuted; they included a boiled egg typically used in Japanese ramen, Spam, and old kimchi. The noodles themselves were not the proper type for Korean spicy noodles, which really affected the authenticity and taste.
The other dishes we tried, such as the pork offal porridge and hủ tiếu, were bland and lacked any distinctive flavor or highlight.
Additionally, the restaurant’s Google listing states that it opens at 10:30 AM, but when we arrived, we were told to wait until 11:00 AM for them to open, which was inconvenient.
The Hu Tieu Nam Vang noodle soup had a strong flavorful delicious broth. My wife thought it was a little fishy but I didn’t find that to be the case. There are organ meats in it so beware if you’re not into that.
The Wonton noodle couple had a very delicious broth as well. Windows were soft thin wrappers that I like. Overall very good to eat with the sweet pickled jalapenos.
I also ordered the Bun Dau Mam Tom which is served with a sweet fermented shrimp paste. The paste was okay but preferred dipping with the fish sauce instead. There are much more organic meats here including pig intestines. Overall I appreciated the uniqueness of this dish but at the end of the day it’s not for me. This dish is not for the faint of heart.
This restaurant serves traditional Vietnamese street food and they definitely appeal to those who misses their home food. I’d come back again and try other things including my favorites.
The flavor is unreal and I definitely recommend! The Hu Tieu was way outside our comfort zone but was also fantastic. I don’t like tripe so that’s the only change I would make in the future.
Finally, an authentic Vietnamese gem in the Katy area!
This is my third visit to this spot, and I’ve been meaning to write a review—so here it is!
The moment you walk in, you’re welcomed by a cozy, inviting atmosphere with thoughtful decor that makes you feel right at home. The service is equally warm—friendly, attentive, and genuine from start to finish. The staff greets you with smiles, and it truly feels like they care about your experience.
Now let’s talk about the food. Their signature dish, Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang (dry or soup version), is absolutely packed with flavor. The broth is rich, the noodles are cooked perfectly, and it’s generously topped with meats. I tried both versions—dry and soupy—and honestly, I can’t decide which one I love more.
The Bánh Khọt is another standout. Light, crispy, and airy, with a delicious mix of meats or shrimp, and topped with a scoop of coconut cream that took me right back to Vietnam. It’s rare to find it done this well outside of Vietnam. Their Bánh Xèo is just as amazing—crispy, flavorful, and served fresh.
What really impressed me was the level of hospitality. If I could give their customer service a million stars, I would. The young chef (who is also very charming!) personally came out to introduce himself, shared a bit about the menu, and told us how the restaurant got started. It was such a sweet and personal touch, and we had a lovely conversation.
He also introduced us to a dessert that completely blew me away: avocado and coconut ice cream. The texture was silky smooth, perfectly sweet, and just heavenly. Seriously—to die for. The Pandan waffle also good too. I’m already planning my next visit. I heard they’re introducing new dishes on the weekends, and I can’t wait to try the rest of the menu. If you’re craving authentic Vietnamese flavors in Katy, this is the place. Highly recommend!