Vietnam House - Carte

I’m impressed. In a Seattle restaurant it’s still possible to get a beer for $4. Wow!! It feels like the old days.

This is THE place to get Vietnamese broken rice w/ grilled pork chop. Very popular among Vietnamese community. I also really their duck noodle soup.

Traditional Vietnamese restaurant. For all non-vietnamese folks, this is a good place to try vietnamese food. I being a non-vietnamese, went with a Vietnamese friend and the food here was great according to hom. I had just Tofu fried rice and that was also good Voir le carte

Solid Vietnamese place with lots of food choices to choose from. I got the fried chicken fried rice recommended by a friend. Not much to say, but I like it. They actually mistakenly served beef short ribs with broken rice at first. It looked good and I would come back to try that and other food they have too.

This place in Seattle is a Vietnamese food paradise! The spicy beef noodle soup (Bun Bo Hue) and the pork BBQ with broken rice are absolute winners. The staff is super friendly, and the vibe is great. Whether you're into Vietnamese food or just want to try something new, this spot is top-notch. Highly recommend!

This place is our go-to spot for authentic Vietnamese food. They have the best broken rice in Seattle. Their bun bo Hue always hit the spot and the flavor was very close to what I had in Vietnam. Their Banh Xeo is also huge and flavorful. Definitely recommended if you want to explore authentic no-fuss Vietnamese takeout. Voir le carte

Love this hole in the wall Vietnamese restaurant!! Best pork and egg roll vermicelli noodle in Seattle. Just hits the spot every time. The meat is juicy/soft, well flavored and the egg roll has this crunchy but mochi-like texture. Their duck noodle soup is also very good. No thrills or fancy decorations but this is the spot for all round good Vietnamese food

A hidden gem in a dimly lit corner of the plaza, this restaurant serves up a hearty meal with a side of warm hospitality. We opted for the pork rice plate and while the pork slice was on the thinner side, it was tender and packed with flavor. The broken rice acted as a perfect vehicle for soaking up the delicious juices and fish sauce. The accompanying small soup was just the comforting touch we needed on a chilly day. The friendly service only added to the overall positive dining experience.

This is a more traditional vietnamese restaurant compared to its neighbor tamarind tree. I love coming here for their pho, and they have long been established here for a long time. My wife loves ordering their bun bo hue. The last time I came there, they were not very busy and had two waiters. We got seated very fast and were given a set of menus and two hot green teas. We each ordered a noodle dish and it came out within 5 minutes. Overall we love the tradition of this restaurant and how long it has been here. A vietnamese classic of the chinatown little saigon neighborhood. Voir le carte