Kim Long Hue

Linh Quan

I love the bun bo hue and banh beo here. Definitely worth a try if you’re looking for authentic Vietnamese food. One of the best banh beo I’ve tried in 626, it’s super soft and chewy and the fish sauce that came with it was sweet and paired well with the banh beo. I loved how the bun bo hue had a piece of pigs feet, sometimes restaurants exclude it from their bun bo hue. I appreciated the amount of meat in the bun bo hue. I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a good bowl of bun bo hue or a plate of banh beo.

Elicia Blackford

One of the best bun bo hue ever. Everything we ate was delicious. A+

Amy Trinh

This place serves up some really good bunbohue and mi quang at decent prices. It's one of my go to places for my parents who are from Vietnam.

Trang Phan

Been here twice, always ordered Hue Combo and Ice Yogurt here. Those are very delicious. Gotta come back here soon

Kiet Diep

Very good Vietnamese food from central Vietnam Hue. The homemade chili is a must. Mi quang is also good

Sang Le

Raining makes me eat alot

This place is good. Different from other Vietnamese restaurants with the food from central Vietnam rather than the typical pho places you go to. The food is delicious. When I visit California I try to stop by here if I can.

I love Bun Hen and BB Hue. They pack well and give you what you need. Check out the appetizer there.

When bun Bo hue is made correctly it's better than pho and this is the place to get it at. On the con side parking is terrible car pool recommend if traveling as a group

Their Bun mit mam nem is really good. The waitress was nice enough to bring me the extra mam nem. Very good overall

Oishii Desune

Their Bun mit mam nem is really good. The waitress was nice enough to bring me the extra mam nem. Very good overall

Buu Dinh

I love Bun Hen and BB Hue. They pack well and give you what you need. Check out the appetizer there.

Willis Leung

When bun Bo hue is made correctly it's better than pho and this is the place to get it at. On the con side parking is terrible car pool recommend if traveling as a group

Chuong Tran

This place is good. Different from other Vietnamese restaurants with the food from central Vietnam rather than the typical pho places you go to. The food is delicious. When I visit California I try to stop by here if I can.

Their banh canh is the standout. They use this flour that you don’t find most places and is very nice and it is like the countryside. bun bo hue is good but it did not stand out! Ladies were very nice and come and try their banh canh!

Recently opened its door in the Temple City, Kim Hoa Hue Restaurant is the new culinary destination for Vietnamese cuisine lovers. Having moved to Temple City, it stands proudly across from Summer Roll, inviting diners to embark on a gastronomic journey to Vietnam’s former imperial capital. The restaurant’s specialty, Bun Bo Hue, is a testament to the authentic flavors of Huế. This Vietnamese beef noodle soup, known for its spicy and robust taste, is served in a generous portion brimming with succulent meat. The rich and aromatic broth leaves a lingering warmth that is both comforting and invigorating. For those eager to explore the breadth of Huế’s culinary landscape, the Hue Combo is a must-try. This dish is a culinary mosaic, showcasing the region’s famous noodle-based delights. It’s an ideal choice for newcomers and connoisseurs alike, offering a sample platter of Huế’s pride. While the Bun didn’t quite meet expectations, it holds promise. A tweak in noodle texture to achieve that coveted al dente bite, paired with a more traditional Vietnamese egg roll, could elevate this dish to new heights. The Pho presents a soulful broth that sings with depth and clarity. However, the noodles yearn for a bit more finesse to match the soup’s excellence. Service at Kim Hoa Hue is attentive and earnest, although a broader grasp of English would enhance the overall experience. For now, Google Translate bridges the communication gap, adding a touch of modernity to the dining experience. The ambiance is as fresh as the flavors, with a bright and contemporary setting that promises growth and refinement. Kim Hoa Hue Restaurant is a welcome addition to the neighborhood, offering a slice of Huế’s regal cuisine with every dish. With a few culinary tweaks, this establishment is poised to become a cornerstone of the local food scene.

Food from the Hue region of Vietnam. Hard to find this type of food usually. Delicious. Staff can be hard to communicate with in English. Inattentive service.

Very authentic Vietnamese foods

Vinh Tran

Their banh canh is the standout. They use this flour that you don’t find most places and is very nice and it is like the countryside. bun bo hue is good but it did not stand out! Ladies were very nice and come and try their banh canh!

regis kwong

Recently opened its door in the Temple City, Kim Hoa Hue Restaurant is the new culinary destination for Vietnamese cuisine lovers. Having moved to Temple City, it stands proudly across from Summer Roll, inviting diners to embark on a gastronomic journey to Vietnam’s former imperial capital. The restaurant’s specialty, Bun Bo Hue, is a testament to the authentic flavors of Huế. This Vietnamese beef noodle soup, known for its spicy and robust taste, is served in a generous portion brimming with succulent meat. The rich and aromatic broth leaves a lingering warmth that is both comforting and invigorating. For those eager to explore the breadth of Huế’s culinary landscape, the Hue Combo is a must-try. This dish is a culinary mosaic, showcasing the region’s famous noodle-based delights. It’s an ideal choice for newcomers and connoisseurs alike, offering a sample platter of Huế’s pride. While the Bun didn’t quite meet expectations, it holds promise. A tweak in noodle texture to achieve that coveted al dente bite, paired with a more traditional Vietnamese egg roll, could elevate this dish to new heights. The Pho presents a soulful broth that sings with depth and clarity. However, the noodles yearn for a bit more finesse to match the soup’s excellence. Service at Kim Hoa Hue is attentive and earnest, although a broader grasp of English would enhance the overall experience. For now, Google Translate bridges the communication gap, adding a touch of modernity to the dining experience. The ambiance is as fresh as the flavors, with a bright and contemporary setting that promises growth and refinement. Kim Hoa Hue Restaurant is a welcome addition to the neighborhood, offering a slice of Huế’s regal cuisine with every dish. With a few culinary tweaks, this establishment is poised to become a cornerstone of the local food scene.

Yu Shin Chuang

Food from the Hue region of Vietnam. Hard to find this type of food usually. Delicious. Staff can be hard to communicate with in English. Inattentive service.

Karen Wong

Very authentic Vietnamese foods

After my fourth visit over a period of years, I continue to think this is the best Mexican cuisine outside of Mexico (and possibly IN Mexico). Chef Roberto produces inventive, delicious delicacies to delight diners at this small, unpretentious place in an unlikely locale.

Their bun Bo Hue here is just ok, but they have a lot of Vietnamese Hue food that you can't get at other Vietnamese restaurants. The parking in the rear is pretty small and hard to get in and out. Street parking isn't easy to find either.

angela johnson

After my fourth visit over a period of years, I continue to think this is the best Mexican cuisine outside of Mexico (and possibly IN Mexico). Chef Roberto produces inventive, delicious delicacies to delight diners at this small, unpretentious place in an unlikely locale.

TJ Dong

Their bun Bo Hue here is just ok, but they have a lot of Vietnamese Hue food that you can't get at other Vietnamese restaurants. The parking in the rear is pretty small and hard to get in and out. Street parking isn't easy to find either.

Food here is whatevers. It's just convenient. There are so many other viet places in this area to choose from, I wouldn't pick this as the top spot. I just ended up here because the one next door was closed.

Morison Woo

Food here is whatevers. It's just convenient. There are so many other viet places in this area to choose from, I wouldn't pick this as the top spot. I just ended up here because the one next door was closed.

Nice outdoor patio. They don’t speak English. They have one kitchen staff that spoke Cantonese, Chinese. The dishes are very traditional and not the ones you find at almost every other Vietnamese restaurants. The food was mediocre at best. Parking is very limited and tight.

Tara C

Nice outdoor patio. They don’t speak English. They have one kitchen staff that spoke Cantonese, Chinese. The dishes are very traditional and not the ones you find at almost every other Vietnamese restaurants. The food was mediocre at best. Parking is very limited and tight.