Formerly Pho Huynh, Huynh is a family-run establishment that has been serving homestyle Vietnamese cuisine in the East End for more than ten years. Leia mais.
Pho-nominal bread on the sandwiches. The Pho is quite good as well. Very good vegetarian options make it an office favorite.
The best PHO w/o MSG in downtown. Also, if you like really spicy food, try the bun bo hue (thick VN Beef Soup) with red cabbage, sprouts, and spicy sauce.
The sandwiches are what they are known for but the fired egg rolls and rice plates are good as well. BBQ Pork is my favorite.
The best Tofu Banh Mi in the downtown area, maybe inner loop. The other dishes are great so you almost can't go wrong . Pro Tip: ask for extra veggies.
In 1982, Kim Su Tran La, opened the second Kim Son in Houston’s Old Chinatown downtown. The first Kim Son was in Vinh Long province at the tip of southern Vietnam.
Cheap, good, authentic, ... what else do you need to know to come in and try it!?!?
Its a solid pho resturant, I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if I am in the area the pho is good.
Post-fire, Mai's looks more upscale and urban, but the food has retained its homey street quality. Get some spring rolls, and share a Banh Xeo and the garlic beef.
