The previous time they forgot fish cake and quail egg in both of our bowls, we called right after got home to let them know and they said would "make up" for us next time (was a male caller). This time we mentioned the last incident (with a male employee) but no apology was made?! We asked for 3 extra PIECES of pickled jalapeno to fully up the portion cup because my aunt loves their jalapeno, but got charged an extra $2 without noticing?!
G Nguyen
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March 01, 2024
Popular Vietnamese/Chinese noodle restaurant. We picked the chewy glass noodles/yellow noodles Special but you also have the choice of Beef Meatballs, Seafood and Char Siu. The noodles were great and chewy. The broth was not flavorful as expected but they had garlic n pickled peppers so that was alright. They also didn't provide a lot of greens if you care about that in your noodles. Overall a good local spot for noodles if you don't want to get to Westminster. It can get crowded during weekends n it's not opened Tues.
Jared Cohee
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April 23, 2024
(Via Eat the World Los Angeles) - If you have ever walked around the streets of Ho Chi Minh City, there is a good chance that you sat down at a stall offering hủ tiếu nam vang. Throngs of people sit on colorful plastic stools under sidewalk trees to enjoy this ultra-economical bowl of noodles on a daily basis. The stalls and carts they order from display the ingredients of the bowl for all to see, while steaming cauldrons of broth are ready to be ladled. Like those vendors, there is only one dish featured here at Hủ Tiếu Đệ Nhất, with various options for each bowl.
Sam Lee
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December 25, 2023
My first experience with Hu Tieu.
I went with rice and egg noodle dry with soup on the side. I think i preferred the rice noodle because it soaked up more flavor. The dish contains many different ingredients but they all seem to work together in harmony. I think dry is the way to go because soup kinda made it a little bland.
Price is excellent and there will most likely be a wait.
Mickey “Feliz Vida Sigma”
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October 16, 2023
Small place, small menu, delicious Vietnamese noodle dishes in Garden Grove Korean business district. Choose noodle in soup or dry noodle with soup on the side for only $12. Food comes out quickly too.
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9972 Garden Grove Blvd Ste. F, Garden Grove, CA 92844, USA
The previous time they forgot fish cake and quail egg in both of our bowls, we called right after got home to let them know and they said would "make up" for us next time (was a male caller). This time we mentioned the last incident (with a male employee) but no apology was made?! We asked for 3 extra PIECES of pickled jalapeno to fully up the portion cup because my aunt loves their jalapeno, but got charged an extra $2 without noticing?!
Popular Vietnamese/Chinese noodle restaurant. We picked the chewy glass noodles/yellow noodles Special but you also have the choice of Beef Meatballs, Seafood and Char Siu. The noodles were great and chewy. The broth was not flavorful as expected but they had garlic n pickled peppers so that was alright. They also didn't provide a lot of greens if you care about that in your noodles. Overall a good local spot for noodles if you don't want to get to Westminster. It can get crowded during weekends n it's not opened Tues.
(Via Eat the World Los Angeles) - If you have ever walked around the streets of Ho Chi Minh City, there is a good chance that you sat down at a stall offering hủ tiếu nam vang. Throngs of people sit on colorful plastic stools under sidewalk trees to enjoy this ultra-economical bowl of noodles on a daily basis. The stalls and carts they order from display the ingredients of the bowl for all to see, while steaming cauldrons of broth are ready to be ladled. Like those vendors, there is only one dish featured here at Hủ Tiếu Đệ Nhất, with various options for each bowl.
My first experience with Hu Tieu. I went with rice and egg noodle dry with soup on the side. I think i preferred the rice noodle because it soaked up more flavor. The dish contains many different ingredients but they all seem to work together in harmony. I think dry is the way to go because soup kinda made it a little bland. Price is excellent and there will most likely be a wait.
Small place, small menu, delicious Vietnamese noodle dishes in Garden Grove Korean business district. Choose noodle in soup or dry noodle with soup on the side for only $12. Food comes out quickly too.