This is the place to get authentic Vietnamese sausages which is quite popular in Vietnamese cuisine. The sausages are made of pork or beef and are traditionally wrapped in banana leaves. They come in different variant savory like powdered cinnamon, black peppercorns, pork skin. The Small is $8:25 , big is $16.50 . My family love it Can be ship to all over In the US . Luna New Year's the line so long . read more

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I came to buy "chả chiên", but got confused between chả chiên and chả quế because they looked almost identical. Instead of helping me politely, the lady just pointed at the sign and said, "đọc cái bảng này đi, coi trên đó ghi chữ gì." Wtf? That's your way of providing service? I don't know if she's the owner or just a worker, but either way, that kind of rude attitude is unacceptable. If she's the owner, this kind of customer service is a fast track to losing business. And if she's just an employee, the owner really needs to reconsider who they're letting represent their store. Won't be coming back. read more

4.4 stars This is the place to go for cha lua (steamed pork/ham in banana leaf), in plain or pepper, and cha bo (steamed beef in banana leaf). They only sell a few specialty items which also include the fried versions of cha lua/bo and nem (raw version of sweet, marinated pork). The prices are a bit higher than I'd like - $8.50, but their products are quite good. Service is a little challenging as my Vietnamese is extremely limited. Otherwise, my family and I always purchase in bulk because we give to family/friends when they visit or we travel. read more

I came in, asked for frozen chả huế... and the lady asked me is it with pepper? And i told her i want cha hue. Then that lady yelled at me: thì người ta hỏi là có tieu phai ko thi ko tra loi? Wtf? I ask cha hue at first and i pay, im not asking her for free food, and she YELLED. Bad service. And i have been a long time customer. Not going there again. There are alot of places to buy. read more

Never come back. Cha Duc Huong was very delicious before but now isn't good anymore too much Han The.

Went here for Chả lụa and Chả lụa when I come down from LA to visit relatives. Great Viet deli options to supplement my food stock.

My parents approved their banh chung, which is made the traditional way with fatty pieces of pork belly to keep the inside moist. Keep well in freezer and ready to eat after microwave for a few minutes. Super tender sticky rice and fatty pork, melting in your mouth. Lots of fillings! Such a treat for Tet. read more

Paid $64 for 2 bánh tét, and this is what we got. It's overpriced for this type of quality, too much mung bean, too little meat, tasteless and the mung bean/sticky rice weren't cooked well either. read more

Duc Huong - Bánh tét from the store - Bakeries Near Me - Westminster, California

I was trying to find a location to purchase cha lua (Vietnamese pork sausage wrapped in banana leaves) and this place came up on Yelp. I bought four cha luas for $30 which I thought was a really good deal considering how big and dense they are. They were still warm when I got them so I assume they were fresh and they were really tasty! I'll be returning here when I need more! read more

Duc Huong - 3 cha lua - Bakeries Near Me - Westminster, California

Very good food Cha ga is yummy It's in same plaza GCB Bank Very nice Owner Thank you Chị Trinh read more

Duc Huong, famous among the Vietnamese community in Little Saigon for their gio cha. It is like a vietnamese sausage that Vietnamese eat. The prices are pretty high, but you the quality and taste of it is one of the best you can have. It is definitely my favorite gio place to go to! The lines can get kind of long especially during peak seasons like Vietnamese Lunar New Year (Tet) time! read more

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My family's favorite place to get steamed or fried pork rolls aka Cha lua or Cha chien. We buy so many during special celebrations and or holidays. They make it fresh and it's so good! read more

I almost don't want to review this place because I wanna keep it to myself. They sell ready made Vietnamese food. Most people go for their sausages, but this is where I go to pick up ca lau and banh gio. The ca lau is always consistently good and I find it to last longer than other places that make it. As for their banh gio, they don't stuff the meat inside. Instead it just sits on top in the leaf. But I love the texture of it here. It isn't too soft or too hard. It's perfect. The only things I don't like is that their prices are higher than most places. I still find it worth it and keep coming back. read more

This place is where you can get all your Vietnamese sausage/snacks. I like how clean this shop is and located in the plaza where there's plenty of spacious parking. There are various types of sausage here. I like the taste of the Cha lua the best. I came here because my friend said that's where he usually gets Cha lua at too. He did not let me down and a small sausage is only $4.50, the big sausage is $10. I felt that the price is very fair and affordable. It is CASH ONLY so be prepared to bring your cash money here. They do not take any care for the given fact that they don't have a credit card machine. The lady who was working there speaks enough of English to converse with and she was nice too. +try out their cha lua (the sausage wrapped in leaf) it's bomb! :D read more

Duc Huong - Bakeries Near Me - Westminster, California

The best Nuoc Mia(sugarcane drink) in town hands down. It comes mixed with the tiny oranges so it gives it the extra blast of flavor. If you have not had a sugarcane drink before, be careful. It is VERY sweet. If you are not much of a sweet drink type of person, it might not be for you. The have a bunch of misc other food there too but I always just go here for the Nuoc Mia. Note: CASH ONLY read more

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Always hot and freshly made gio (Vietnamese pork loaf) and cha hue. Thats their specialty and they're freaking good at it. CASH ONLY (like most other little Vietnamese shops and restaurants). read more

Duc Huong - Cha hue - Bakeries Near Me - Westminster, California

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New Duc Huong (NDH) is located at the 1st floor of a small business center. From the outside, it looks like a typical vietnamese bakery in the middle of little saigon. I know this place for years and I will go there only for one thing; the sugarcane drink. Their sugarcane drinks are mixed with fresh squeeze orange juice which refresh the palates. I have been to many cafe and tried different kind of sugarcane juice. But none can compare to this place. If I were to pass by this bakery, I will try to stop by and get their sugarcane juice any change I get. Especially with the summer is coming, a sugarcane drink is sure to wash it away ^_^ ..!!, read more

I come here for the cha lua and nem nuong to go. There are many places that sell the same thing all over town, but this place sells the best of the best. Great for gifts to friends and family if you're in town visiting from out of state. read more

I went here last weekend and bought some food here, they are delicious, I will come back for more.

Our friends recommended this place since the place where we normally get our Vietnamese pork sausages closed down. We didn't have any expectations but to our surprise their pork sausages were to our standards. The only thing I'm not used to is the quantity of each sausage roll...but definitely worth the price. The sausages were warm and all we needed was a loaf of baguette. One thing I would not buy is the pre-fried sausage rolls. The flavor was OK but it didn't seem fresh. Rating is for flavor and price. read more

Only thing I've ordered here is their sugar cane drink. So my ratings are based strictly only on the sugar cane drink. Go size large because they're soo refreshing and good!! I usually call them ahead because they don't sell it if their sugar cane isn't good. I really hate those who sells bad sugar cane because you can be traumatized!! *the best sugar cane sold here* read more

I love their Cha Que (Cinnamon Cha). I can't believe how expensive it is now though. $17 for 2 small pieces. I guess they can raise the prices since their food is so good and consistent. Their banh gio is really good here too. We tried to get the banh chung here, but they were sold out when we went yesterday. Also, remember it's CASH ONLY. At least there's a bank in the same plaza. read more

I really love their chi lu but I didn't appreciate thm switching out what I pick for a shittier one. I selected 3 items today and didn't have enough cash on me to pay for it, I let the guy know that I would return from my car to pay for it. I went back to pay for it as he already had it in the bag and handed me the food. When I got homeboy to my surprise I found that it wasn't the ones I selected. I didn't even expect the new to switch it out. My mistake trusting their integrity. Aside from this one time their food has always been quality. I however do not appreciate the shady practice they've did with me. Shame on the employee who did this. I a man usually treated with respect and return the favor. As a customer i do not appreciate receiving such disrespect. read more

Duc Huong - Bakeries Near Me - Westminster, California

My daughter love the foods from this place. 5+++ stars. I think this is also a favorite place for Vietnamese people who are not live in CA come to buy Chalua to bring back to their home in another state. I did ship Chalua to Canada a couple time already and it still yummy when my uncle eat them in Canada read more

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It's true. They have the best sugar cane drink with tangerines. Definitely go with the large as most of the cup is filled with large ice cubes. read more

This place may be small and hard to find so look for the GBC international bank on bolsa (cross street is Magnolia). It's located next to the Boiling Noodles and I have never had trouble finding parking. They specialize in cha lua and nem nuong (pork patties?) I don't know anyone who doesn't like em especially kids and this place does a pretty good job at it. That is not the only reason to pay this place a visit. I'm a huge fan of drinks so enormous they barely fit in your cup holders (trust me I have the green tea, milk tea and fruit juice stains in my car to prove it). They also specialize in natural sugar cane drink that comes in regular ($2.50) and large ($5). Sure there are lots of places that sells sugar cane drink but it IS freshly made here and what makes it so special are the kumquats added! I always request for extra kumquats (tac in vietnamese). Sugar cane is naturally VERY sweet so the kumquats help balance that out a little. If your'e in the area on a sunny day make sure to stop by! CASH ONLY! There's a reason it's pricier than Starbucks and Jamba Juice, totally worth it! read more

Whenever I visit family in Southern California I make them take me here. I love the banh gio from here so much- its fresh and just perfect. :D read more

Great spot for some sesame balls on the go. A lot of south east Asian treats. Try the sugar cane juice on a hot day or just when you need refreshment. the lady that works there is so sweet and nice, she always greets you with a smile. It is a great place to get baked goods and candies of the south east asian regions. read more

I gave two stars here for Sugarcane drink only; however, cha lua I put I star. Like Duc Huong next to Boiling Crab, Duc Huong has very awful smell like chemical. Did some one asks them what they put in the Cha Lua? I know their answer is nothing except PORK but I gruarantee they put chemical in the pork roll. Don't eat that, if you do not want to die soon. read more