Kim Long Hue Food To Go

Very good banh beo but too sweet bun bo hue. Banh both loc were okay. Organized, Clean, well wrapped food for to go. Food ready on time as promised. Prices are not competitive.

Super cheap and the best cha hue in the area! I also love their nem too! Can’t say to much about this place but they were deff. trying to make you buy more then what you needed/​want! Kim Long Hue is located in a really good spot within the strip mall. Also, not to far from 85 °C bakery café!

Came here to pick up some cha hue and the lady behind the counter did not seem willing to help at all.

The food here is super good. The prices are very good for a party tray. This is my favorite place to eat bun bo hue. It is a very small family business. The eating area is kinda small. Sometimes they forget to give out spoons and water, but if you ask for it. They’ll give it to you. They’re super nice too!

Hands down the best egg rolls i have ever had! Everytime there is a family gathering or a work party or essentially any time im supposed to bring food this is a must! I would be safe and order them at least 24 to 48hrs ahead of time but they are a must!

I came here in search of egg rolls. Yes, it was an egg roll cravings kind of day. No, not a simple craving that can be quench with a mere appetizer order of 5 rolls. This… was a true «Oh my goodness! Where are the egg rolls?! I need egg rolls!!» kind of craving. So, I ordered a tray of 50 pork egg rolls for a paltry $ 25. The lady at the counter informed me that it would be 15 minutes. Since they were going to fry them up fresh, I was perfectly fine with that.
I sat down at the small dine-​in area (really small because, after all, this is a FOOD TO GO place and not really a dine-​in place). About 10 minutes later, the counter lady told me that my order was ready. She warned me that it was very hot. She. was. NOT. kidding. It was piping hot. The smell made me wonder if I’d actually get any home before I devoured them all.
My will power was intact and I managed to get ALL the egg rolls home without even taking one bite. To be fair, it was really, really hot and I was worried about burning my tongue and not being able to enjoy a single one. When I got home, they had cooled off just enough to still be hot but not burn your taste buds off. In fact, they delighted my taste buds. The wrapping was golden, crunchy goodness and the savory pork and black mushroom filling was very satisfying.
Were they the best egg rolls that I’ve ever tasted? No. But when you have a serious craving, a large family to feed, or a party that needs yummy finger foods this was fit the bill. Quick, courteous service and yummy food at reasonable prices. I’ll be back, Kim Long Hue.

I’m going to say as much as I can about a fairly brief experience. Yay, me.
Kim Long Hue Food To Go is a fairly small shop in one of the many strip malls in the Westminster /​Garden Grove area. I’ve been by the exterior while visiting other, more popular places such as 85 °C Bakery Café and The Snowflake Factory. Parking can therefore be tough, so plan accordingly.
Appropriately enough, I had their food to-​go. My aunt ordered twenty of their egg rolls for dinner, and I ate about three of them. I would have had more if I wasn’t so full as a result of other foods (actually, the next dinner will probably be leftovers, yay). They were still very crunchy, they were really tasty inside, and they were just $ 0.50 each.
By the way, it seems like they must have recently raised their prices or something. The to-​go menu that I’m reading right now seems to have old prices X’d out and new prices written in fresh ink. The egg rolls used to be $ 0.40 each at some indeterminate point in the past. Those were the days, huh? Anyway, there’s way too many foods on the to-​go menu to list reasonably, so I’ll try to get a photo up or something.
Peace.

Food was overpriced. $ 7 for the banh bot loc that I could get somewhere else for $ 4. It was nothing special. I only ate half and got tired of it. The ladies did not seem friendly. They ignored me for a good time before greeting me.

It’s a hole-​in-​wall food to go place but it has delicious Hue dishes! I wanted to try everything but had to refrain but still grabbed 5 dishes to try!!! Yum!

It’s really dirty. I ate the co’m hen (rice with clams and greens). It was ok, it’s hard to mess that up. I haven’t tried their other Hue foods, but for food and atmosphere, I really think it’s about a buck too much.

Has been here for many years. The probably offer the best Bun Bo Hue in the area.
Though the shop is really small and no fancy decoration, but I still go back just for their foods. The service is always good.

Banh Nam and Banh Cuon here is awesome… Recommend to the Hue food lovers… Yummy food.

Very tasty Banh Nam. Frozen for taking home and fresh for eating on site.

This place has pretty good Bun Bo Hue and Mi Quang. I haven’t tried anything else. There are ²⁄₃ tables here for those who want to dine in. I think most people take their food Togo since you can place large orders of banh bot loc and and such.
They used to have each bowl for about 5 something and then upped the prices but still cheaper than 7 dollars a bowl. I haven’t been back for a while but I might if I’m craving some Hue food.

Basically a Food-​to-​go place with a few tables inside for those who wish to dine.
The place specializes in Hue (central Vietnamese) food. My brother and I always come here with my grandmother to have a bowl of Bun Bo Hue and Mi Quang.
The ladies at the counter are very nice, but it can be difficult to understand what they’re saying in their Hue accent