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Bun Mang Vit Thanh Da

4.0 (168 reviews)
InexpensiveVietnamese
Closed • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Moderate noise
Casual
Outdoor seating
Good for groups

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Bun van vit
Meagan N.

Honestly I am not well versed in bun mang vit. I really enjoyed this dish. My bf and I split a large. Good portion of noodles and duck. I wish there was more bamboo shoot, but again, I am not sure what is traditional. The side sauce is delicious and pairs well. Intrigued to come back and try more of the menu.

Spring Roll with Char-grilled Pork and Vermicelli (2 pcs)
Gin Y.

My family suggested trying this spot out for UberEats since there's a discount if food was ordered between 2-5 pm. We ordered the following items: - Broken Rice with Pork Chop, Baked Egg, Pork Skin, Egg - Vermicelli Char-grilled Pork with Egg Rolls - 1lb of Char-grilled Pork (Meat Only) - Spring Roll with Char-grilled Pork Anything with chargrilled pork was delicious. I did enjoy my vermicelli dish and appreciated the portion size. I was full and satisfied. The spring roll was good too, but the peanut sauce was surprisingly salty. The best deal was the 1 lb of chargrilled pork. Delicious and generous portions. If you have a decent amount of people to feed, this is a great option, as you only need to cook rice or have banh mi bread ready. You can either make a rice dish (with kimchi as a side dish) or banh mi (with pickled veggies/jalapenos). The only dish that was just ok was the broken rice dish. The only components of the dish that were tasty were the pork chop and the fried egg. The others were just ok. Overall, this spot is pretty good and I would definitely recommend their vermicelli dish and their 1 lb chargrilled pork (for easy family dinner night).

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Mendy L.

Usually I don't review local restaurants since they're already well loved in the community but this restaurant is such an OG. My FAV Vietnamese noodle soup. I remember when they had their old restaurant that was a lot smaller. Service is always friendly even for those who can't speak Vietnamese well or at all. I love their decor around the restaurant, it gives you that nostalgia of Vietnam. You must order their flan!! It's a simple, flan with a shot of espresso and shaved ice.

Gọi Vịt + Bún Măng Vịt/Ga + Chảo
Kaitlin B.

This is my second time here and it always slaps! The waiter that helped us was very nice. The food has always been consistent and tastes great! Definitely a staple of you're ever in Bellaire.

Stir fry snails @nhueats_
Nhu L.

As a noodle and soup connoisseur I go to this restaurant every single time I'm in Houston. This is a rare Vietnamese dish that not every restaurant will offer so I enjoy that this place specializes it! My sister gets their dry dishes such as rice and stir fry and she loves it very much. The ambiance is a regular causal Asian place and the service here is prompt and quick right when you walk in.

Com chien bo luc lac - Sizzling beef w/fried rice
Lanha T.

{To go order review} Despite the restaurant being named for duck noodle soup, the bo luc lac is pretty legit. The meat is tender with tons of flavor. The fried egg was cooked a little between over easy and over medium with a slightly runny yolk. The fried rice is basic with egg only but was equally as good of a component to the dish as was the beef. Good portion...good food.

6b. Duck Salad
Andy M.

We heard great things about their duc and Bun Mang Vit Thanh Da definitely delivered! The duc soup combo with duck salad is quite generous and the duc was tender and flavorful as expected. The salad was refreshing and savory with great texture from the fried garlic and peanuts and a great sauce on top. The soup made from the duck broth with bamboo shoots was cozy and comforting. Not a glamorous meal, but a delicious one that's perfect for a rainy or cold day.

Peter X.

Huge portions at low prices! A popular place according to local Viets. Authentic flavors. Make sure you try their signature duck salad and noodles in their bamboo broth. For two main dishes, total came out to $30 after tax and tip which is hard to come by these days.

seafood salad
Neko T.

let's see: clean interior, quite spacious. food comes out quick. ordered the duck soup and a seafood salad. eating the duck soup is something i crave every once in a while - it's very wholesome, it's not a soup with overpowering broth or anything like that. the salad is great - refreshing. when i'm in the mood for this soup i'll definitely come back

6b. Duck Salad
Sophia H.

Came here with a big party on a Saturday afternoon and I can't say that I'd come back. Food... I liked the duck salad. They give generous portions at a very decent price. However, the minute I walked in the whole restaurant smelled like a restroom. It was also clear that it was understaffed so service was slow and inattentive.

Victoria N.

I have eaten here many times in the past. Today I was introducing my friend to this restaurant where we had dinner together. I always like their steamed duck meat salad and their noodle soup. It is a nice restaurant that has an interior farmhouse inside. The owner is always so nice and friendly. The waiter is very helpful. If you would like to try some duck meat noodle soup, then I would highly recommend this restaurant to you.

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Clara C.

I'm no expert on Vietnamese food, but this restaurant serves pretty good food. First, the restaurant smelled really bad like fish sauce and cigarette smoke. Eventually it grew on me. Second, the servers were so fast. As soon as they took my order, I started getting condiments like fish sauce and spicy sauces. Everything, including the food, came out all at once and so fast that I didn't know where to start first. The egg rolls and grilled pork spring rolls were pretty good. When we asked for more mint leaves, they obliged. The special bun mang vit hay was pretty good. The soup was delicious. It had some liver and bamboo shoots too. The other plate came with some shredded cabbage and all sorts of duck parts. I don't know what I ate, but tbh I only really enjoyed the dark meats. They had restrooms in the back. After I finished eating, I had to get up to pay at the register. They're located in the corner of the strip mall, but they have plenty of parking here.

The duck salad
Tuong-Chi P.

Although there are more than duck soup and duck noodle soup, the name gave you the hint what this place is famous for. Thanh Đa is the town outside of Saigon known for its condo complexes and duck specialty eateries. The home made ginger flavor chilly dippingcm sauce is the secret. A bowl of duck noodle soup comes with a plate of duck salad finely chopped and served. I must warn you that the portion is huge. I couldn't finish the large order. I loved the sugarcane juice (nước mía) and the penny leave and mung bean juice (rau má đậu xanh) as well. Prompt and friendly services.

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This restaurant service not good. They told you they hear you request, but they do different your request

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