QUÁN ĂN AN TÂM

What reviewers say

Excerpts from public Google reviews. They are the reviewers’ opinions, not ours, and we have not verified them.

• ★ 5a month ago

  Got the Bun Thit and a number of Hue specialties (Bun Beo, Banh Nam, Banh Ram It). Bun Thit was extraordinary. Good amount of pork with good char. Banh Ram It was my favourite. The crispy bottom and the gelatinous rice/shrimp roll on top created a very satisfying texture combination. All dishes served with a fish sauce which was on a lighter side. Restaurant felt like sitting inside of the owner's home. Felt very welcome.

• ★ 52 months ago

  The restaurant is located in a small alley, but it is easy to find and has a very pleasant atmosphere, almost like visiting a local Hue family’s home. The place is small, clean, and simple, with both indoor and outdoor seating. Service was quick. The bánh ram ít was truly outstanding, the nem lụi was also delicious, and of course the bún bò Huế was excellent as well.

• ★ 56 months ago

  A not so hidden gem (thanks to Google Maps) in a part of town jam packed with restaurants. Still feels like a bit of a “find” when you get there, like you stumbled into someone’s house. It’s not fancy by any means, more like a big “hole in the wall” type eatery in the best way. Came for lunch based on the reviews and was not disappointed. Watched the girls making the rice flour dumplings by hand just one table over from where we were sitting and thought, let’s come back for dinner, so we did. Dinner thoroughly impressed us when flavor, presentation, service and value for money are all taken into account. We ordered six items and two beers between the two of us and spent less than 12 Euros. Cash only as expected at a family run place like this. When we arrived, the place was packed but they quickly offered to set up another table outside for us. I love how the menu is just printed on a piece of paper and you order yourself - no misunderstandings. Clearly this place is popular enough and has enough rave reviews but it’s the sort of place the inspires people to write one anyway, and without the usual ask that you get in so many places in Vietnam.

• ★ 53 months ago

  Very good food in a quiet setting, down an alley way. Servings are decent and the sticky rice dumplings on crackers (forgive me, I don't know what it is called) was out of this world. Highly recommend visiting.

• ★ 52 months ago

  Absolutely delicious food. We ordered Bún Trộn Chay, Bún bò Huế, and spring rolls. Everything was full of flavor a fresh. Bún bò Huế had so much meat! Very tender as well. The service was incredibly nice. The place is very clean. Everything was reasonably priced. Highly recommended.

• ★ 55 months ago

  Traditional Vietnamese restaurant tucked away in a quiet side street. We tried bún bò huế and nem lụi—both were absolutely delicious and full of authentic flavor. The staff were extremely polite and friendly, even though their English was limited, making the experience warm and welcoming. The atmosphere was calm and relaxing, perfect for enjoying a proper local meal away from the crowds. Highly recommended for anyone wanting authentic Vietnamese cuisine!

• ★ 56 months ago

  Very good restaurant, nice people, the food here is amazing! Definitely try the flat steamed rice dumplings! One of my favorite restaurants in Vietnam.

• ★ 4a month ago

  Hidden in an alleyway , the place feels like eating in someones home. Food was flavorful , particularly enjoyed the noodles . They do come with or without snails so remember to inform of your choice.