Hue Oi Vietnamese Cuisine - Vietnamese restaurant in Fountain Valley - 16537 Brookhurst St, USA

The food was really good and authentic. I definitely have to go for the Bún Bo Huế special. The dish looks small but is deep. Would definitely come back.

Clean, foods and service are good. But I try “ cơm hến “ it’s very bland, not tasty. I recommend Bún bò Huế better!

We came in and were seated immediately. Our order was taken soon after. We ordered 2 Banh Beo Chen and 1 Com Ga Nuong Plate. Both are good choices. I prefer to split 1 Banh Beo and 1 Com Ga Nuong so I can enjoy more food. The chicken is moist and tasty. It looks healthy but it still has that flavor. The Banh Beo is flavorful as well. The rice with the Nuoc Mam is one of the best parts for me. Service was good. We got 2 water refills throughout the meal. Hand sanitizer is available at the door. FYI EBT is accepted here.

This restaurant is newly remodeled and located in a big plaza. Plenty of parking spaces. They offer central Vietnamese dishes. The food is decent and the service is great. Overheard a complaint from the nearby table and the owner or manager took care of that incident extremely well. The restaurant is family friendly and handicap accessible.

An authentic Hue restaurant offering enriched flavor of the traditional Vietnamese dishes. Highlights of the menu: 1. Bún bò Huế 2. Mì quảng 3. Bánh mì - bánh mì is new in the menu and convenient for to go. I kept my bánh mì for the next day lunch Besides the authentic Hue dishes, the restaurant also has dishes from different parts of Vietnam in the menu. This place has sitting indoor and outdoor that can hold large party where people can order different dishes. Very convenient for famil gatherings. Also, Hue Oi has purple furnitures that is very unique color for Hue, a romantic city in the middle part of Vietnam!

Authentic dishes in a modern setting. Their specialties are bánh bèo and bún bò Huế. Both are delicious! I also tried for my first time ever the cơm hến which are baby clams with rice, greens and clam broth. Service was capable.

This can't be Hue food. I am of a Hue decendent. The fish sauce for Banh Beo was way too blan. Very watered down. Same goes for the broth for the Banh Canh. Barely any taste. The sauce for the Banh Khoai was a thick peanut sauce that should only go with spring rolls, not for Banh Khoai. Gross. The Com Hen didn't taste anything like the authentic dish, and we when we asked for some shrimp paste, the waitress said they don't have any. Now that says a lot. Additinally, the broth that it comes with was atrocious. Taste test first before pouring it over the Com Hen. Gross. Finally, this place is ridulously overpriced for a Vietnamese restaurant.

A bit stingy of their portion and expensive. Bun Tom thit Nhuong - handful of noodle, 1 piece of meat - cut up in small pieces and 3 small shrimp. Garlic noodle with beef was too salty The bun bo hue was blah. Hue Oi...where are you cause I don’t taste it here. The banh canh noodle was too hard. Won’t be coming back to this place. The banh Beo is $10 for 10 tiny plates. So over-priced compared to other places.