Quán Huế
Fast food · San Jose
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Quán Huế, located in San Jose, offers delicious and authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a focus on quick and convenient service. As an Asian-owned establishment, we take pride in delivering flavorful breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. We're rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on 46 reviews. Enjoy your m...
Quán Huế, located in San Jose, offers delicious and authentic Vietnamese cuisine with a focus on quick and convenient service. As an Asian-owned establishment, we take pride in delivering flavorful breakfast, lunch, and dinner options. We're rated 4.4 out of 5 stars based on 46 reviews. Enjoy your meal with us through dine-in or takeout options. We are committed to accessibility, providing wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, restrooms, and seating. Stop by anytime between 8AM and 6PM, Sunday through Friday, or on Saturdays from 8AM to 4PM. We're also open for breakfast! We offer coffee as well.
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Quán Huế is a popular spot for authentic Hue-style Vietnamese cuisine, especially the Mi Quang and Banh Xeo. Customers rave about the delicious food and friendly service from the owner, Annie. It's located in a food court, which can get crowded, and parking is limited.
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Tip: Avoid peak times due to crowds, and be aware that parking is limited, especially on weekends and holidays. The owner, Annie, is known for recommending signature dishes.
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Quan Hue Restaurant specializes in Hue-style Vietnamese cuisine, with standout dishes like Mì Quảng, Bánh Bèo, and Bánh Xèo. The flavors are authentic, and the portions are generous, making it a great spot for traditional Vietnamese food. The food court setting can be crowded, but the quality and variety make it worth the visit. While the dishes are well-executed, service can be slightly rushed due to high demand. Some menu items, like Bánh Bèo, may arrive inconsistently prepared, but overall, the restaurant does a great job of capturing the essence of Central Vietnamese flavors.
Update: My family and I went pretty early in the morning around 9 am and the "cafeteria" was already busy. We ordered mainly banh khot and banh uot thit nuong. The free tea is always fantastic and the food was still amazing, although some banh khot were crisper than others. But the real kicker is the prices jumped significantly over a couple of years. The total was around $80+ with a flat tip. It really just makes me miss Vietnam where this would've been $10 max. _____ Nostalgia hit me hard today so I decided to relive my childhood eating in this plaza and from this decades old restaurant. Expecting only good food, who knew I'd be blown away by the owner of this restaurant. She took care of us - really, truly. As my friends and I were discussing what to order, she willingly jumped in to help us refine our choices. Also, when I mentioned that one of my friends was gluten-free, she went out of her way to confirm her vermicelli noodles had no gluten by sharing the actual product she used so we can verify the ingredients ourselves. The cherry on the top was her honesty. With our stomachs bigger than our eyes, we ordered several items for just the 3 of us. She literally stopped us in our tracks and said that's too much and so, we removed an entree thanks to her recommendation. And she was right. If we had that additional dish, it would've pushed us over the edge. We managed to finish exactly what we had to end up feeling perfectly content. Impeccable customer service aside, we very, very much enjoyed everything we ate. We particularly liked the banh uot thit nuong - no surprise it's one of her most popular and top dishes. She herself expressed her pride about the dish. We also ordered com tam with the works. It turns out the fried chicken is gluten-free since it's made with tapioca flour (my partner was delighted). I would also go out of my way for her banh bot loc because it tasted fresh and not reheated like other Hue restaurants in the area. I did wish her banh khot was crispier but that's a personal preference. And the bun cha nem nuong was good bang for the buck. I could go on. Like we also loved the tea - a lovely finishing touch to a hearty meal. Anyways, we'll have to come back for the banh xeo since she bent over the counter just to get our attention while at our table and told us we should try this dish next 😂
This is my favorite restaurant from the bay. I have been going consistently since discovered a few years ago. I go anytime I want to show friends from out a town the best viet food. My favorites are banh uot thit nuong, banh xeo, banh khot, banh bot luc. The owner, Annie, is unbelievably sweet. I would gatekeep this place but it is too good not to share. Seating is a bit hard to find, so I’d recommend one person order and one person look for seats. Cheaper if you pay in cash and there is an atm. Always tip the busses who clean the tables if you can! They are also very sweet.
Quan Hue Restaurant, located in Lion Plaza at 1818 Tully Rd #116, San Jose, CA, is an absolute gem for anyone who loves authentic Vietnamese cuisine. My recent dining experience here was exceptional, and I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a genuine taste of Hue in San Jose. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and seated promptly despite the restaurant being quite busy. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with tasteful decor that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam. The menu at Quan Hue is extensive, offering a wide variety of traditional dishes from the Hue region. We started with the Bánh Bèo, which were delicate and flavorful, topped with crunchy bits and savory shrimp. The combination of textures and flavors was delightful and set the tone for the rest of the meal. For the main course, we ordered the Bún Bò Huế, which was the highlight of our dining experience. The broth was rich and aromatic, with just the right amount of spice, and the beef was tender and succulent. The dish was served with fresh herbs and vegetables, which added a refreshing contrast to the hearty broth. It was, without a doubt, one of the best Bún Bò Huế I've ever had. We also tried the Cơm Hến, a lesser-known dish that's a specialty of Hue. It was an intriguing mix of flavors and textures, featuring baby clams, crispy pork skin, peanuts, and a medley of fresh herbs over rice. The dish was both satisfying and unique, showcasing the culinary diversity of central Vietnam. The service at Quan Hue was top-notch. The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and eager to explain the dishes and make recommendations. Despite the busy environment, our food arrived promptly, and our water glasses were never empty. The prices at Quan Hue are very reasonable, especially considering the quality and authenticity of the food. The portions are generous, and we left feeling completely satisfied. In addition to the fantastic food and service, the restaurant's location in Lion Plaza is convenient, with ample parking available. This makes it easy to access, even during peak dining hours. Overall, Quan Hue Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine in San Jose. The delicious food, excellent service, and welcoming atmosphere make it a standout dining destination. Whether you're a long-time fan of Vietnamese food or trying it for the first time, Quan Hue will not disappoint.
Lovely customer service, she recommended us her signature dishes. I got number 9 and 11. 9 is bbq pork wrapped in rice roll and 11 is Vietnamese crepe. The crepe has bean sprouts, shrimp and pork inside. So good wrapped in lettuce with the sauce drizzled inside.
Inside the Lion food court, great rice cake/crepe rolls… the signature is the BBQ pork and there’s also a shrimp version. Good food, I think it’s $3 per roll so a plate is $9 (three rolls per plate). They also do catering at the same price. Great plaza for Vietnamese food because everyone can pick the dishes they want and you can share. Not a lot of tables but it’s covered and there’s AC. There’s also dessert in the plaza too.
My wife and I both love this place. Everything they made is delicious, they have been opened for 32 years and the food is so authentic. Not only the snacks people are sharing through photos but also the broken rice. Their fried chicken and eggs cakes are also fantastic!
In the Lion Plaza food court and always a line. I love this food court, brings back great memories of growing up. Highly recommend for big groups as there’s plenty of seats indoor and outdoor as well as paying individually is easy. I always get the banh uot thit nuong (similar to spring roll but softer wrap) the sauce is delicious. I buy party trays of this and everyone always loves it. Recommend to order ahead of time because they sometimes run out. I’ve tried this banh khot and banh xeo not bad but banh uot is the best!
Not only was the foods incredibly delicious, the owner (Annie) provides the best experience to her customers! She recommended her specialities, advised us on how to best enjoy the dishes, and made sure our entire plates were presented perfectly. The Mi Quang noodles were TO DIE FOR! If I hadn’t ordered 4 other things, I would have eaten another bowl of these meaty, turmeric, silky noodles. The BBQ pork rolls in rice paper had the most succulent meat and an amazingly savory sauce. The banh xeo (crepe with meat and seafood) was an absolute hit— perfectly crispy yet light with plenty of herbs and greens. The floral jasmine tea was also a wonderful surprise. I really wish I had two stomachs and did not live an hour drive from this place. WOW AND WOW a total must try when in the South Bay!
This is a favorite meal to share. The appetizers and soup from Hue, central Viet Nam. I usually order banh xeo, crispy crepe-like outer layer with shrimp, pork and bean sprouts, wrapped with lettuce mint and cilantro. It also includes other produce whose names escape me. This time I requested banh khot. Similar to banh xeo but chewy center and crispy edges. The cook's specialty. Tasty and full of texture especially wrapped with produce. Service is friendly.
The lion food court is a lil dated and needs a remodel but you can get The best rice vermicelli in San Jose, go here for banh xeo and Bun Thịt nướng.
Spectacular Vietnamese food with a focus on Hue specialties. Every dish we have tried has been a huge hit
Came for lunch on a Weds. Had some great pork and shrimp soup (I requested no shrimp). Fantastic ownership and great service.
Delicious bánh khọt! Came out fresh and crispy. The quality of everything is excellent and I'm craving some more already.
Came all the way down from SF just to eat here. Hidden gem in the food court!!! Mi Quang and Mi Vit Tiem is daaabombbb
Quan Hue Restaurant specializes in Hue-style Vietnamese cuisine, with standout dishes like Mì Quảng, Bánh Bèo, and Bánh Xèo. The flavors are authentic, and the portions are generous, making it a great spot for traditional Vietnamese food. The food court setting can be crowded, but the quality and variety make it worth the visit. While the dishes are well-executed, service can be slightly rushed due to high demand. Some menu items, like Bánh Bèo, may arrive inconsistently prepared, but overall, the restaurant does a great job of capturing the essence of Central Vietnamese flavors.
Update: My family and I went pretty early in the morning around 9 am and the "cafeteria" was already busy. We ordered mainly banh khot and banh uot thit nuong. The free tea is always fantastic and the food was still amazing, although some banh khot were crisper than others. But the real kicker is the prices jumped significantly over a couple of years. The total was around $80+ with a flat tip. It really just makes me miss Vietnam where this would've been $10 max. _____ Nostalgia hit me hard today so I decided to relive my childhood eating in this plaza and from this decades old restaurant. Expecting only good food, who knew I'd be blown away by the owner of this restaurant. She took care of us - really, truly. As my friends and I were discussing what to order, she willingly jumped in to help us refine our choices. Also, when I mentioned that one of my friends was gluten-free, she went out of her way to confirm her vermicelli noodles had no gluten by sharing the actual product she used so we can verify the ingredients ourselves. The cherry on the top was her honesty. With our stomachs bigger than our eyes, we ordered several items for just the 3 of us. She literally stopped us in our tracks and said that's too much and so, we removed an entree thanks to her recommendation. And she was right. If we had that additional dish, it would've pushed us over the edge. We managed to finish exactly what we had to end up feeling perfectly content. Impeccable customer service aside, we very, very much enjoyed everything we ate. We particularly liked the banh uot thit nuong - no surprise it's one of her most popular and top dishes. She herself expressed her pride about the dish. We also ordered com tam with the works. It turns out the fried chicken is gluten-free since it's made with tapioca flour (my partner was delighted). I would also go out of my way for her banh bot loc because it tasted fresh and not reheated like other Hue restaurants in the area. I did wish her banh khot was crispier but that's a personal preference. And the bun cha nem nuong was good bang for the buck. I could go on. Like we also loved the tea - a lovely finishing touch to a hearty meal. Anyways, we'll have to come back for the banh xeo since she bent over the counter just to get our attention while at our table and told us we should try this dish next 😂
This is my favorite restaurant from the bay. I have been going consistently since discovered a few years ago. I go anytime I want to show friends from out a town the best viet food. My favorites are banh uot thit nuong, banh xeo, banh khot, banh bot luc. The owner, Annie, is unbelievably sweet. I would gatekeep this place but it is too good not to share. Seating is a bit hard to find, so I’d recommend one person order and one person look for seats. Cheaper if you pay in cash and there is an atm. Always tip the busses who clean the tables if you can! They are also very sweet.
Quan Hue Restaurant, located in Lion Plaza at 1818 Tully Rd #116, San Jose, CA, is an absolute gem for anyone who loves authentic Vietnamese cuisine. My recent dining experience here was exceptional, and I wholeheartedly recommend this restaurant to anyone looking for a genuine taste of Hue in San Jose. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted with warm hospitality and seated promptly despite the restaurant being quite busy. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, with tasteful decor that reflects the rich cultural heritage of Vietnam. The menu at Quan Hue is extensive, offering a wide variety of traditional dishes from the Hue region. We started with the Bánh Bèo, which were delicate and flavorful, topped with crunchy bits and savory shrimp. The combination of textures and flavors was delightful and set the tone for the rest of the meal. For the main course, we ordered the Bún Bò Huế, which was the highlight of our dining experience. The broth was rich and aromatic, with just the right amount of spice, and the beef was tender and succulent. The dish was served with fresh herbs and vegetables, which added a refreshing contrast to the hearty broth. It was, without a doubt, one of the best Bún Bò Huế I've ever had. We also tried the Cơm Hến, a lesser-known dish that's a specialty of Hue. It was an intriguing mix of flavors and textures, featuring baby clams, crispy pork skin, peanuts, and a medley of fresh herbs over rice. The dish was both satisfying and unique, showcasing the culinary diversity of central Vietnam. The service at Quan Hue was top-notch. The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and eager to explain the dishes and make recommendations. Despite the busy environment, our food arrived promptly, and our water glasses were never empty. The prices at Quan Hue are very reasonable, especially considering the quality and authenticity of the food. The portions are generous, and we left feeling completely satisfied. In addition to the fantastic food and service, the restaurant's location in Lion Plaza is convenient, with ample parking available. This makes it easy to access, even during peak dining hours. Overall, Quan Hue Restaurant is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Vietnamese cuisine in San Jose. The delicious food, excellent service, and welcoming atmosphere make it a standout dining destination. Whether you're a long-time fan of Vietnamese food or trying it for the first time, Quan Hue will not disappoint.
Lovely customer service, she recommended us her signature dishes. I got number 9 and 11. 9 is bbq pork wrapped in rice roll and 11 is Vietnamese crepe. The crepe has bean sprouts, shrimp and pork inside. So good wrapped in lettuce with the sauce drizzled inside.
Inside the Lion food court, great rice cake/crepe rolls… the signature is the BBQ pork and there’s also a shrimp version. Good food, I think it’s $3 per roll so a plate is $9 (three rolls per plate). They also do catering at the same price. Great plaza for Vietnamese food because everyone can pick the dishes they want and you can share. Not a lot of tables but it’s covered and there’s AC. There’s also dessert in the plaza too.
My wife and I both love this place. Everything they made is delicious, they have been opened for 32 years and the food is so authentic. Not only the snacks people are sharing through photos but also the broken rice. Their fried chicken and eggs cakes are also fantastic!
In the Lion Plaza food court and always a line. I love this food court, brings back great memories of growing up. Highly recommend for big groups as there’s plenty of seats indoor and outdoor as well as paying individually is easy. I always get the banh uot thit nuong (similar to spring roll but softer wrap) the sauce is delicious. I buy party trays of this and everyone always loves it. Recommend to order ahead of time because they sometimes run out. I’ve tried this banh khot and banh xeo not bad but banh uot is the best!
Not only was the foods incredibly delicious, the owner (Annie) provides the best experience to her customers! She recommended her specialities, advised us on how to best enjoy the dishes, and made sure our entire plates were presented perfectly. The Mi Quang noodles were TO DIE FOR! If I hadn’t ordered 4 other things, I would have eaten another bowl of these meaty, turmeric, silky noodles. The BBQ pork rolls in rice paper had the most succulent meat and an amazingly savory sauce. The banh xeo (crepe with meat and seafood) was an absolute hit— perfectly crispy yet light with plenty of herbs and greens. The floral jasmine tea was also a wonderful surprise. I really wish I had two stomachs and did not live an hour drive from this place. WOW AND WOW a total must try when in the South Bay!
This is a favorite meal to share. The appetizers and soup from Hue, central Viet Nam. I usually order banh xeo, crispy crepe-like outer layer with shrimp, pork and bean sprouts, wrapped with lettuce mint and cilantro. It also includes other produce whose names escape me. This time I requested banh khot. Similar to banh xeo but chewy center and crispy edges. The cook's specialty. Tasty and full of texture especially wrapped with produce. Service is friendly.
The lion food court is a lil dated and needs a remodel but you can get The best rice vermicelli in San Jose, go here for banh xeo and Bun Thịt nướng.
Spectacular Vietnamese food with a focus on Hue specialties. Every dish we have tried has been a huge hit
Came for lunch on a Weds. Had some great pork and shrimp soup (I requested no shrimp). Fantastic ownership and great service.
Delicious bánh khọt! Came out fresh and crispy. The quality of everything is excellent and I'm craving some more already.
Came all the way down from SF just to eat here. Hidden gem in the food court!!! Mi Quang and Mi Vit Tiem is daaabombbb
This is the best food for the central Vietnam region, hence the name Hue. This place is crowded even with its recent expansion. Avoid their peak time if you don't want to wait. Parking is limited especially on weekends and holidays.
My go-to place for bun bo hue. Only place that still tastes good but don’t really break the bank. Comes with a generous amount of noodles and meat that can potentially feed 2 people.
Wonderful food. We had a large group and everyone insisted I try everything. It was all very good. The owner is charming and friendly. I've eaten at this food court the past three days.
My go-to place for bun bo hue. Only place that still tastes good but don’t really break the bank. Comes with a generous amount of noodles and meat that can potentially feed 2 people.
This is the best food for the central Vietnam region, hence the name Hue. This place is crowded even with its recent expansion. Avoid their peak time if you don't want to wait. Parking is limited especially on weekends and holidays.
Wonderful food. We had a large group and everyone insisted I try everything. It was all very good. The owner is charming and friendly. I've eaten at this food court the past three days.
I'm always happy about new spots opening up! I can't wait to try Hon's Wun-tun House #2 (SF) in the former Washington Bakery spot! But, I'm also sad that many places can't make it due to not being able to hire staff, rising food costs, or just owners retiring😔 I love it when places have been around for long time and continue to strive to the purpose of making people happy through food. Quan Hue (SJ) has been around for over 2 decades. Love all the dishes and snacks made here but I'm here for the Banh Uot Thit Nuong (bbq pork w/ rice cake) and the Bánh khọt (Vietnamese mini pancakes or mooncakes). "Mama" told me her rice cake is the best in all of San Jose! It's very delicious but I have not tried all of SJ!
I'm always happy about new spots opening up! I can't wait to try Hon's Wun-tun House #2 (SF) in the former Washington Bakery spot! But, I'm also sad that many places can't make it due to not being able to hire staff, rising food costs, or just owners retiring😔 I love it when places have been around for long time and continue to strive to the purpose of making people happy through food. Quan Hue (SJ) has been around for over 2 decades. Love all the dishes and snacks made here but I'm here for the Banh Uot Thit Nuong (bbq pork w/ rice cake) and the Bánh khọt (Vietnamese mini pancakes or mooncakes). "Mama" told me her rice cake is the best in all of San Jose! It's very delicious but I have not tried all of SJ!
This place was a little hard to find. It's in the food court in this middle of the strip mall. We ordered the banh xeo which was good, but not a lot of filling. Also ordered the BBQ pork with rice cake. There was a lot of rice cake compared to the delicious BBQ pork, but overall it was still very delicious. Finally had the MiQuang, which was delicious as well. The owner was quite friendly as well. Would definitely come back
This place was a little hard to find. It's in the food court in this middle of the strip mall. We ordered the banh xeo which was good, but not a lot of filling. Also ordered the BBQ pork with rice cake. There was a lot of rice cake compared to the delicious BBQ pork, but overall it was still very delicious. Finally had the MiQuang, which was delicious as well. The owner was quite friendly as well. Would definitely come back
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