Huong Que Cafe

I love Asian cuisine. Out of the 4 Vietnamese restaurant in Rogers bentonville area, I would rank this place number 3. The phở is tasty but I believe it has a lot more msg than most of the others. Ambience needs to improve. The portion is not as big as the other 2 in bentonville. The fried rice is good. Grilled pork sandwich is also good but I won’t enjoy the food when the place is so warm and bare.

Definitely the best Vietnamese food in the Rogers/​Bentonville area! My personal favorite restaurant in the area as well.
The décor is pretty barebones and it’s definitely not a «fine dining» restaurant. The food is the most authentic and tasty that I’ve had outside of Vietnam. The banh mi sandwiches are awesome! As is the Bun Rieu and Com Tam.
A previous reviewer is correct — there is a «secret» menu that targets their Vietnamese clientele. I think it might be because there are some things that might be a bit too adventurous for the average Western palate. Ask and you shall receive. ;-)

I always crave for sugar cane juice and Huong Que Café has it. Our family used to drive to Tulsa, OKC, or Dallas for authentic Vietnamese foods and especially sugar cane juice. Huong Que usually has its variety specials on Sunday. Friendly services and decent foods.

Terrific Vietnamese restaurant in Rogers. The way they grill the meats they use on top of phở and noodles is phenomenal! Go!

To tell the truth, I was much more impressed with the Oriental market next door than I was with this restaurant. Mediocre food, no ice in the water, and horrible service. Very disappointed honestly after everyone talked this place up so much. We won’t be back.

Lets be clear. Its a café. Décor can use some help, perhaps plants and a fish tank. Server can use some talk about «personal space» — we weren’t ready to order since we just sat down and would like to read the menu, so he stayed 2 feet away and waited till we were… But hey the flavor of the food was good. I asked if the beef stew can be eaten with bread, because traditionally if it was a thicker stew, then yes, unfortunately it was more of a soup for noodles, which would be fine if I was told it was soupy. There is a secret menu, that’s not on the menu. I found out because I overheard some ladies asking for food that I would have like to try had it had been on the menu. So ask for other items not on the menu. Advice to the owners: let’s not make a secret menu and put up a chalk board with «specials» for everyone to possibly order and perhaps enjoy?

My husband and I are in Rogers for the weekend. We regularly eat phở where we live and we enjoy it very much! We decided to try this café. We are so glad we did! The bowl of phở is very large and filled with large variety of beef. It was very flavorful and delicious! The egg rolls were also very good! This café is newly opened and you should give it a try!

A new Vietnamese café & billiard hall. Super cool. They are divided with a café to eat, karaōke, or watch TV on the right. On the left is a billiard hall with other areas to eat also. Very cool concept and a welcomed and much-​needed addition to Rogers. Located right next door to A’Chau Vietnamese Market and Blue Room nail salon.
They didn’t have a formal menu available today since they just opened but we ordered egg rolls, pork banh mi, beef phở, Viet coffee, and sugar cane drink. The bread on the banh mi was crunchy on the outside with a nice chewy bite, the pork was good flavor and texture, and the vegetables were crunchy and flavorful. The phở soup base was fantastic, it had a very clean flavor and was served nice and hot. Many phở restaurants I have tried in the NWA area serve the soup to me warm, but this was very hot and very fresh. The egg rolls had an excellent pork filling and a nice crunchy exterior served with a perfect nuoc mam sauce on the side. The food was excellent and is specialized in South Vietnamese cuisine exclusively. Highly recommend you give it a try. I will definitely be back.