Hue Thai

I went there with my Vietnamese girlfriend quite by accident. We were driving up and down Spring Mountain and had a fantastic lunch across the street, so when it came time for dinner we headed back to the area and decided to try Hue Thai. The waitress was Vietnamese, so my lady happily conversed with her a bit. She ordered the bun rieu cua (crab soup), and I ordered the banh mi op la (egg sandwich). The bun rieu cua was even better that any I had had in Vietnam, and the banh mi was excellent even though I had to assemble it myself. The Vietnamese iced coffee (cafe su da) was also excellent and tall, but pricey at $6. There are a few poor reviews here, but I suggest always asking what is recommended so you get something out of their wheelhouse. We did.

This place is located at the South West intersection of Spring Mountain and Decatur. It's on the second level, on the right hand corner of the shopping plaza when you're facing the shopping center. We came there for the Vietnamese sandwiches. Since they had the special buy 5 get one free, we got six sandwiches. We tried six different sandwiches, the charbroiled beef, pork, chicken, cold cut, house special, and the meat loaf. They were all good! I especially liked the charbroiled pork and beef flavorings the most. The bread was soft and fresh, sooo good.

This place has a variety of options for Vietnamese food. We stopped by a few times in the past. Recently, my friends ordered a few orders of "Bún Chả Hà Nội" and they all loved it. The presentation appears to be very tempting. Their Phở was just average, but their "Curry Dê" received a no like. It was surprisingly funny that one of us ordered a "Bún Nem Thịt Nướng" and the server brought out "Bánh Hỏi Nem Nướng" but still insist the order was correct after we point out there is no grill meat. Therefore, he came inside bring out a skewer of grill meat and we all seemed to believe that it was Bún Nem Thịt Nướng lolz