Hu Tieu De Nhat

Great place for hu tieu/mi kho with a cup of vietnamese iced coffee. Friendly and very hospitable staff. One of if not the best place for mi kho. I drove all the way from L.A for this.

This place is often a go to on the weekends for me. You can never go wrong with egg noodles. It’s the perfect amount. All the flavor profiles are there. It can get busy and there is sometimes a wait but not too bad. There is indoor and outdoor seating. There is also something nostalgic about a family owned restaurant that is comforting.

Place was packed during Saturday lunch and the food speaks for itself. Recommend by a friend because they know I love dry hu thieu. The chilli is actually spicy. I packed my bowl with the pickled garlic and burping up garlic breath the rest of the day but worth it!

No frills typical Vietnamese restaurant with simple decor and mom and pops service model. Overall good value. Not the best I had, average, but good value with cash payment and 3% charge with card. #15 seafood for me with mix noodle. Broth was a bit overpowered by the egg noodle. Pork fat was not as crispy but again still enjoy the bowl. My favorite in the US so far is Phanh Ky Hu Tieu Mi My Tho in Houston on Bellaire Blvd.

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.