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How we read reviews →No-frills Victoria Street Vietnamese known for big bowls of bun bo hue and pho, open 10am-9:30pm
A plain, slightly dated Vietnamese eatery on the Victoria Street strip. It is clean and fairly quiet, with wall specials and free tea, and it runs on speed and portion size over ambience.
Free tea, fresh greens on the side, accessible ramp, traditional Vietnamese specials listed on the walls, no Sunday or public holiday surcharges (reported), and a bun mam dish rarely offered elsewhere.
Vietnamese diners call the food authentic and approve of the bun bo hue and bun mam. One reviewer argues the Hue dishes are southern-style rather than true Hue, so views are divided.
Seen as cheap for the portion size, with beef pho around $16.50 and bun bo hue around $17.50, packed with meat. Detractors say quality and ingredient counts have slipped as prices have risen.
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