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“This is the best vegetarian food that I've ever had. It just so happens that it's Vietnamese, which makes it a million times better for me personally. The food is flavorful and filling. There is something for everyone since the menu is varied. Highly recommend for everyone, not just vegetarian.“
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“Food here is REALLY GOOD. Owners are really hands-on in making and delivering you the best version of their offerings. I had Pho Dac Biet and the Broken Rice. I haven’t had something this good in a while and i eat out all the time. Anyone reading this should not hesitate to come and try. You won’t be disappointed.“
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““On a wonderful weekend day, my family and I went to MIỀN TÂY restaurant. We really liked this place; it was clean and spacious, with friendly and attentive service. The food was delicious, and we will definitely come back again soon.”“
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“Free house special tea, choices of hot or ice cold. Yummy duck with refresh salad under neath it. First time to taste fried shredded banana flower on the side of the salad.
Super friendly waitress and waiter
Parking: Limited space but street parking is available“
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“Our first time ever Trying the Vietnamese food! One word ; THE BEST!!“
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“Tiny little mom and pop place in the Arden Plaza between Bank of America and Action Lanes bowling. The kind lady served me. Seems pretty clean and quiet. I'll update you on my food soon.
Update! Food is beautiful and delicious“
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“The owner is very humourous and friendly. You can tell he's really enjoy running his business and serving his customers.We ordered two plain noodles and 1/2 chicken. Great portion and can't finish the whole thing.Price is very reasonable and inexpensive.Give it a try!“
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“Always get the buy two get one sandwich deals.
The 🥖 baguettes are fresh and tasty and the meats are thin and soft melts in the mouth. The teriyaki chicken with rice plate is large and very filling.
Their 🐄 Pho is pretty good too, the broth soup is really light and good flavor.
The desserts are not too sweet, all good.“
“Thursday12/7/23 Dinner at Quan De 7 Mon restaurant in El Monte with my cousin and friend Jimmy. Enjoying lots of my cravings: grilled shrimps, baby clams, hot pot, and fried tofu with shredded dried pork and satay green onions. It hits multiple spots in my tummy and for sure I’ll be sleeping with a big smile tonight. I am blessed and know when I look back on this day, it would be one of many joyous times.Service staffs were friendly and attentive.Asian bar & grill environment.David YoungRestaurant Enthusiast“
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“Great food and selection, at an amazing price!
You can’t beat this place in terms of quality & value. More of a “hole in the wall” place, but also a nostalgic retro throwback to the “good old days”, when you can still purchase a decent Pho Noodle soup and/or a Banh-Mi meal (with a boba milk-tea or coffee drink) for a reasonable price; reminiscent of the pre-covid, pre-inflation and (sadly) pre-governmental tariffs of the current peculiar times.“
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“A Vietnamese culinary gem! The service here was beyond amazing—friendly, quick, and very accommodating. The staff took the time to explain the menu and even customized my dish based on my preferences. I had the bun thit nuong, and it was phenomenal—the grilled pork was perfectly caramelized, and the fresh herbs and vermicelli noodles made for a refreshing combination. The ambiance was charming, with a beautiful mix of modern and traditional Vietnamese aesthetics, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Can’t wait to come back!“
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“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.“