Just had the best ever Vietnamese chicken noodle soup. This restaurant is the cleanest restaurant I've ever been in. Ingredients are fresh. We have had a variety of dishes and always been satisfied

Love the Bo kno here & the steak and eggs. It's cash only tho!! Keep that in mind. The bo kho is so good I wish that they gave a bigger portion lol

Some of THE MOST authentic Vietnamese food you'll find anywhere. They have a somewhat limited menu but, what is on the menu is completely spot on. This place is CASH ONLY so bring your money because they don't except cards. Hands down one of the best.

You wouldn't assume much of this spot from the outside, but I was pleasantly surprised by how satisfied I was after eating here. I came on a Sunday for lunch with a relatively large group (11 people), so we were split into two separate tables. I ordered the Hủ tiếu bò kho, a stewed beef noodle soup, along with a banh mi bread on the side. Importantly, for my noodle in the soup, I asked for half rice noodle and half egg noodle. Within 10 minutes, our whole table's order was delivered, which I thought was pretty reasonable given we had a large group order. While we were waiting, they delivered some condiments for my dish as well as for the broader table. I received some lemon, chili, and salt which was for my beef, and then they also gave us a fair amount of bean sprouts for all of the soups that were ordered. My hủ tiếu bò kho was fantastic. It was extremely savory with a slight sweetness from the stewed carrots and tomatoes. The meat was very tender, and when dipped in the salt-lemon-chili condiment, was spectacular. Both the rice and egg noodles were cooked perfectly. All of it together created a dish that was soothing to my soul upon every bite. Maybe because it was cold in Seattle, but I couldn't imagine biting into anything more comforting. Then the banh mi bread on the side, when The pricing is comparable to other noodle soups in Seattle, such as pho. You're not going to get exceptional service, but I wouldn't go into any real Vietnamese spot with that expectation to begin with. The interior is small, with only a few tables inside, most of which are suitable for parties of 4-6 people. Notably, this is a cash-only spot, so be prepared before coming.

Had a crazy craving for bo kho and my friend recommended this place, and I couldn't have been more satisfied. The entrance is in the back by the Safeway and is cash only. We arrived on a Saturday afternoon and it was busy, but we were seated after about 5 minutes. Service was not bad. My friend ordered the hu tieu and I ordered the bo kho. His hu tieu broth was super flavorful and warm. My bo kho was exceptional as well. The meat was super tender, carrots cooked to my liking. Overall, a great experience and probably one of the best bo kho's I've ever had.

Huong Que is small, family run joint that with a small menu specializing Hu Tieu, Bo Ne, and Bo Kho. I went around 11:45 on a Sunday and waited about 5-6 minutes before being seated. Google maps will give you the address facing the street, but that door is actually typically locked. Go around the back and park in the combined lot with the Safeway and Bank of America. This location is cash only and it dropped us 37 bucks total to feed both people (and that's ordering the Bo Ne, which is the most expensive item on the menu for 20 bucks!). Iced tea is complimentary which is a nice surprise and overall, it's a bit out of the way but absolutely it. Hu Tieu (4.5/5): Broth is light but so, so savory. Insanely comforting and the rice noodle is the EXACT bouncy texture I want. Pork is fatty and tender, the liver isn't gamey at all, and the green onions are super fresh. Definitely in the running for best soup dish in Seattle. Bo Ne (3.75/5): Personally, I thought the steak was a bit overcooked and I wanted way more paté / sauce to sop up with the bread. Eggs were perfectly fluffy and runny though. The real highlight here was the bread; the baguette itself is 5/5 - slight crunch on the crust, insanely fluffy on the inside, and even came out perfectly warm and toasty. 1 million percent will be back to try the Bo Kho.

This family owned, hole in the wall is my fav and only place I go to for Bo Ne honestly. Very simple and customizable to your liking with all the fixings on the side. I've also had their Hu Tiêu and it hits the spot on a cold day when you're craving hot soup. It's a small space with cheap good food and fast service! Please note that this is a CASH ONLY establishment. All the recipes are from the 78 year old grandma, who I found out will be retiring soon :( They might close down allegedly at the end of 2025, but hasn't been decided yet. So come by and support them as much as you can!

Definitely a spot more known to locals as the entrance is sneakily located on the side facing Safeway rather than the side on the main road. Upon entry, you get that homey feeling where you know the food is going to taste very much like it were made at home and for that, the service was just the same. The restaurant typically gets packed around lunch time and is filled with conversations and the TV playing Vietnamese music. The Bo Kho (Beef Stew) with Egg Noodles comes with a side of Fish Sauce, Salt, and freshly cut Chillies. The broth was tasty and addictive but a lot sweeter than I'm used to. The beef was tender but still had a bite to it that wasn't quite a melt in your mouth sensation. The egg noodles were perfect to soak up the flavors of the beef and broth. It was definitely a dish that you could easily scarf down. Would definitely come back to eat this again if I was craving it.

Huong Que is a true hole-in-the-wall that serves delicious Viet dishes that you probably can't find anywhere else. I came for a weekday lunch and got their mi bo kho (stewed beef noodle soup). I've had my fair share of Viet food but nothing quite like this - the soup was very rich yet surprisingly not too greasy, the egg noodles were chewy and fragrant, and there was a good amount of meat with bean sprouts on the side. Some of the beef was tough to chew and swallow, but overall, I enjoyed my dish a lot! Aside, the service was unbelievable quick which makes it a good lunch spot - they brought out the noodles within 5 minutes after ordering. If you're looking for something hearty, unique, and delicious, I definitely recommend trying out this spot!

This place is the best hole in the wall! I went here with my family as we thought the place served pho because it advertised that it did, but it didn't. They specialize in Hu Tieu, a Vietnamese pork and prawn soup. Although they didn't have pho we settled for what was on the menu since we were in line and starving. My sister and I got the Hu Tieu Nam Vang, hers was without all the toppings because she is a picky eater and I had everything in mine. My dad got the Bo Kho with rice noodles. We all thoroughly enjoyed our food since it was all new to us we were unsure at first but the flavors came through! In the Hu Tieu Nam Vang, there was a variety of meats like shrimp, liver, beef, and quail egg with the aroma of fried garlic and green onions. It was so savory and filled me up. The Bo Kho was also good too, my dad said the broth was rich and tasty. Definitely would go here again, but remember that they only take cash so make sure to bring cash.