This is one of those places where the staff knows you and what your "usual" is. They have a huge menu with wide variety and it rarely disappoints. Highlights are their Won Ton Noodle soup, Walnut Shrimp and Fish Sauce Spare Ribs. You can't go wrong here and you'll find yourself coming back regularly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Megan Nguyen
The food is good but the service isn’t that great. From our past experiences dining in, the staff seem indifferent and a little rude. They just toss the plates onto the tables. Whenever we do eat from here now, it’s through take out but food quality has gone down.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Combination Fried Rice, MI Xao Don Do Bien, Fried Noodles
nhan tran
Fast and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
ATN T
It a was freezing morning, and I urgently needed to use the restroom. Desperately, I sought after any open shops/restraunts and found Hao Hao Restraunt. Being a vietnamese myself, I thought I would be greeted with hospitality and respect. Shockingly, the owner or worker aggressively demanded for me to get out of his retraunt unless I bought something even though I pleaded him to let me do my business in peace. I didn't expect a restraunt, let alone of that of MY OWN ethnicity, to hostility deny me bathroom privileges. I urgently recommend future customers to think twice about coming here.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Swami Ramanathan
Stepping into the restaurant, a knot of desperation tightened in my stomach, and weariness clung to my every step. The flickering neon sign above seemed to mock my plight. I approached the counter, eyes pleading for mercy, and asked if I could use the restroom. The cashier's indifferent gaze met mine, and the words fell like a cold, hard truth—I had to make a purchase to gain access to the restroom. My pockets echoed with emptiness, and the weight of my pride clashed with the urgency of nature's call. I felt the judgmental eyes of other patrons as I stood there, defeated and humiliated. The restroom door loomed like a distant oasis, unattainable unless I succumbed to the restaurant's heartless decree. In that moment, my dignity crumbled, and I was left grappling with the harsh reality that even the most basic human needs came at a price, a price I couldn't afford to pay.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Megan H.
If I could give zero stars it would be this resturant ! Quality of food is very poor . Experienced food poison and diarrhea . Would not recommend this resturant to friends & family . BIG MISTAKE to have dine here . Terrible experience .
M L.
Hao Hao has a very extensive menu. The taste is authentic. I have come here a few times to try out a variety of dishes. They have all been really good:Banh Bot ChienBo Luc LacMi KhoCanh Chua CaCa Kho ToGa Xao Xa OtMuc Rang MuoiCom Tam Bo Dai Han (Korean Beef)I can't wait to return to try more entrees. The place is located in a shady, dilapidated part of town. The restaurant is old looking and semi-clean. The staff are OK. The young male waiter does not smile and often is rushed. He misheard an order one time, so we didn't receive what we ordered.
duke win
The hot pot is incredible. Coffee very strong. Will come back for sure.Parking: Lots of space but on holidays and Sundays may be full.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Diana B
They had a great selection of dishes. I had spring rolls and grilled chicken with vermicelli. The grilled chicken was deliciously glazed and moist. The spring roll was good and their Vietnamese coffee was great. I want to try all their soups in the fall.Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp to get into the restaurant
I haven't been here in a while. Food is still good. We ordered banh bot chien and we like that it comes with the pickled papaya... Yum! The mi xao don (crispy fried noodles) was pretty good. We liked the hu tieu ap chao (crispy pan fried flat noodles) too. Their hu tieu and egg noodle soups are always good. We didn't care too much for the muc rang muoi (salt and pepper squid). It was too crispy which made the squid a little too dry. Overall, it was a good lunch with the fam.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Banh Bot Chien
Vy Tran
The food is amazing but a downside is you can see the employees side eye-ing and talking about you you can even hear what they’re saying ??!! ?
Bry Spider
Great place for a original Vietnamese lunch, service dry but food makes up for it, not expensive and good parking , recommended on the weekends between 6-8 since it’s slow and service is better.
Emily L.
Food was decent to below average. Customer service was terrible. The server talked in an unmannered attitude. He suddenly screamed n laughed loudly out of nowhere and made me very uncomfortable. Didnt even take time to take care of the food. It was served without care. Food fell off the plate when they placed it on the table. Horrible. Will not come back.
This is one of those places where the staff knows you and what your "usual" is. They have a huge menu with wide variety and it rarely disappoints. Highlights are their Won Ton Noodle soup, Walnut Shrimp and Fish Sauce Spare Ribs. You can't go wrong here and you'll find yourself coming back regularly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
The food is good but the service isn’t that great. From our past experiences dining in, the staff seem indifferent and a little rude. They just toss the plates onto the tables. Whenever we do eat from here now, it’s through take out but food quality has gone down.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 2
Recommended dishes: Combination Fried Rice, MI Xao Don Do Bien, Fried Noodles
Fast and
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
It a was freezing morning, and I urgently needed to use the restroom. Desperately, I sought after any open shops/restraunts and found Hao Hao Restraunt. Being a vietnamese myself, I thought I would be greeted with hospitality and respect. Shockingly, the owner or worker aggressively demanded for me to get out of his retraunt unless I bought something even though I pleaded him to let me do my business in peace. I didn't expect a restraunt, let alone of that of MY OWN ethnicity, to hostility deny me bathroom privileges. I urgently recommend future customers to think twice about coming here.
Atmosphere: 1
Service: 1
Stepping into the restaurant, a knot of desperation tightened in my stomach, and weariness clung to my every step. The flickering neon sign above seemed to mock my plight. I approached the counter, eyes pleading for mercy, and asked if I could use the restroom. The cashier's indifferent gaze met mine, and the words fell like a cold, hard truth—I had to make a purchase to gain access to the restroom. My pockets echoed with emptiness, and the weight of my pride clashed with the urgency of nature's call. I felt the judgmental eyes of other patrons as I stood there, defeated and humiliated. The restroom door loomed like a distant oasis, unattainable unless I succumbed to the restaurant's heartless decree. In that moment, my dignity crumbled, and I was left grappling with the harsh reality that even the most basic human needs came at a price, a price I couldn't afford to pay.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
If I could give zero stars it would be this resturant ! Quality of food is very poor . Experienced food poison and diarrhea . Would not recommend this resturant to friends & family . BIG MISTAKE to have dine here . Terrible experience .
Hao Hao has a very extensive menu. The taste is authentic. I have come here a few times to try out a variety of dishes. They have all been really good:Banh Bot ChienBo Luc LacMi KhoCanh Chua CaCa Kho ToGa Xao Xa OtMuc Rang MuoiCom Tam Bo Dai Han (Korean Beef)I can't wait to return to try more entrees. The place is located in a shady, dilapidated part of town. The restaurant is old looking and semi-clean. The staff are OK. The young male waiter does not smile and often is rushed. He misheard an order one time, so we didn't receive what we ordered.
The hot pot is incredible. Coffee very strong. Will come back for sure.Parking: Lots of space but on holidays and Sundays may be full.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
They had a great selection of dishes. I had spring rolls and grilled chicken with vermicelli. The grilled chicken was deliciously glazed and moist. The spring roll was good and their Vietnamese coffee was great. I want to try all their soups in the fall.Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp to get into the restaurant
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best place to eat! Will be back
Restaurantji Recommends
Good food
I haven't been here in a while. Food is still good. We ordered banh bot chien and we like that it comes with the pickled papaya... Yum! The mi xao don (crispy fried noodles) was pretty good. We liked the hu tieu ap chao (crispy pan fried flat noodles) too. Their hu tieu and egg noodle soups are always good. We didn't care too much for the muc rang muoi (salt and pepper squid). It was too crispy which made the squid a little too dry. Overall, it was a good lunch with the fam.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Banh Bot Chien
The food is amazing but a downside is you can see the employees side eye-ing and talking about you you can even hear what they’re saying ??!! ?
Great place for a original Vietnamese lunch, service dry but food makes up for it, not expensive and good parking , recommended on the weekends between 6-8 since it’s slow and service is better.
Food was decent to below average. Customer service was terrible. The server talked in an unmannered attitude. He suddenly screamed n laughed loudly out of nowhere and made me very uncomfortable. Didnt even take time to take care of the food. It was served without care. Food fell off the plate when they placed it on the table. Horrible. Will not come back.