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Leung Noodle

4.1 (270 reviews)
Closed • 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Moderate noise
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Good for groups
Dogs allowed

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Kay D.

Actually delicious and clean interior. The pickled garlic and little picked sides and chillies were a great add overall they are relatively busy so catch the servers when you can.

Elizabeth N.

Definitely, dont sleep on this noodle spot. Stumbled upon this while in the plaza and had to try. Plenty of parking and the restaurant was super clean bathroom smells good. Service was pretty fast and very friendly. Love their Hu Tieu Mi Nam Vang Dac Biet dry noodles with the bone marrow broth on the side. Noodles had the perfect soft bouncy chewy texture. Lots of topping that was super tender. Broth was flavorful and didn't taste like a bunch of msg. And if you love some heat, you have to try their fresh chili paste on the table. Literally a** burning til tomorrow good!!! Add that and the sliced pickled garlic to your dish and you'll be in heaven. My boyfriend had the vietnames ice coffee and hw said it was super strong with the perfect amount of sweetness. He very picky and he highly recommended.

Bean sprouts with cilantro to accompany the soup
Miranda O.

My 90 year old mom chose this place from a list of places that she researched online. There are two different locations, this one was in East San Jose in a large multi store strip mall quite near the Target store. I ordered a light dish for myself, five fried shrimp and pork wonton, quite tasty, and my mom ordered #3 seafood noodles. She was very happy that it came steaming hot (boiling even) with rice noodles. It came with two very large shrimp. We both ordered Vietnamese coffee, which came in large plastic cups that you can do takeout. The price is reasonable and the restaurant was quite packed at 1:30 p.m. There are different types of noodles that you can order, and you can either have the noodles dry or with soup. It was a good choice to come here for lunch!

Too much chives lol
Lisa N.

It was decent. I'd rate it a 3.5 stars. I thought the portion looked small but it turned out to be just the right amount. The wonton is not good. Needed more flavor. The fried shrimp dumpling is not worth it. Legit looked like har gow but they deep fried it. Broth was good tho. The noodles had a nice chew. Although, I couldn't really tell if they used 2 types of noodles: egg noodles and Hu Tieu because of the dark sauce already mixed at the bottom. Service is a bit stand off ish. Funny how I can understand what they are saying. Prompt service tho. I'd come back if I was craving some Hu Tieu Nam Vang.

Hu Tieu Nam Vang
Tiffany S.

I've had Leung Noodle bookmarked for so long and it did not disappoint. It's pretty popular at all hours (even during the morning when they open) so be prepared for a slight wait at times, but service is quick. I love how customizable the menu is. You can order soup or dry style, then choose between 6 different types of noodles, then finally choose your broth. The possibilities are endless! We went with the classic which was dry, combination noodles (which includes egg noodle and rice noodle), and nam vang (shrimp and pork). This is their most popular order and you can't go wrong! If you order it dry, it comes with a side of soup. My issue with Hu Tieu Nam Vang at other restaurants is that sometimes it's too dry and there's not enough sauce. Not a problem at Leung Noodle! They have a perfect amount of sauce that coat all the noodles really well. Tons of meat too - I'm not even able to finish it! They have sides that you can use like pickled garlic and chili spice. Would recommend getting a side of Chinese donuts too. It pairs really well with the noodles!

Special #2
Natalie T.

Pretty solid Hu Tieu spot in San Jose, and the best part is you can customize your bowl! I came here a while ago and got the soup version of the Hu tieu nam vang, but was craving a dry noodle dish and came back today and it did not disappoint! The physical menu here is so unique, it's like a plaster board idk I thought it was a nice touch. I ordered the Mi Kho #2, so got the dry noodles with their special sauce and a side of the bone marrow soup, and this was DELISH! add some of the chili vinegar and chili oil and chili pepper and this will make it a perfect noodle dish. I usually add a bit of soup to my noodles to help it emulsify and easier to mix! Tucked away in the small plaza and parking can be brutal during weekends with the small spots, but on the weekdays it's a breeze to park here!

Joanne H.

Got seated right when I arrived and place was pretty empty. The menu is simple and straight forward. I got the hu tieu nam van with combination noodles and soup. The combination noodle is pho noodle and egg noodles- I wish it was the flat wide noodles and egg noodles! The broth was ok and there's a lot of condiments on the table to make the broth more flavorful. I like the chili oil and pickled garlic! Price is ok I think it's a bit overpriced for what it is. Would come back if I'm in the area but wouldn't go out of my way for it

No.2 - hủ tiếu mì nam vang khô
Hong L.

The dry Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang at Leung Noodle was excellent. The noodles were perfectly cooked with a great chewy texture, and the savory sauce coated every bite without being too heavy. The toppings were fresh and generous, with tender pork, shrimp, and plenty of crispy fried garlic that added amazing aroma and crunch. The flavorful broth served on the side was the perfect complement. Everything tasted fresh, balanced, and comforting. If you're a fan of dry Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang, this is definitely a dish worth coming back for.

Nam Vang dried

I love the dried noodles here, especially Nam Vang. This is one of my favorite spot. We got Sui Cao Chien. It comes w the sweet chili sauce. Highly recommend to every who like Hu Tieu. staffs are friendly and fastt

Jennifer

One of my favorite hu tieu places in the south bay! There menu offers customizable bowls with options like wet, dry, egg, rice or other noodles options. Please give this a try! Food: I've given a few different dishes a try here and I personally love the dry egg noodles with the bone marrow. Parking: It can be tricky because this plaza is busy! They have a de milk tea and ice cream shows so you can easily walk around. That said, there is parking. No need to street park. Service: They've always been kind and quick here.

Mi Ga Xe
Karina S.

Have been eyeing this new-ish spot in the Silver Creek Plaza for a while! Came for dinner on a Friday and it was quite packed, had to wait a few minutes for a table but everything was super quick afterwards. - Mi Ga Xe (dry egg noodles with shredded chicken) - Hu Tieu Mi Hoanh Thanh (combination noodles in broth with BBQ pork and pork wontons) Enjoyed both the soup and dry formats and the pork wontons were a highlight. Great portions and so many different options. Fun BYO format where you choose a bowl type (chicken, wonton, etc), if you want it dry or with soup, and what type of noodles you want in it.

Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Đặc Biệt Khô (with extra bone marrow)
Michelle N.

I've been on the hunt for a new hủ tiếu spot ever since my longtime go-to closed years ago, so I was excited to finally try Leung Noodles. It's located in Silver Creek Plaza and definitely has that quick, eat-and-go kind of vibe. Parking is decent overall, though it can get a bit tricky during peak hours and on weekends. My fiancé and I came on a Sunday around 3:15pm and the place was still fairly packed. We were seated right away, but on busier days you may end up sharing tables with other diners, which was the case for us. We came specifically for hủ tiếu (really cool you can customize your bowl) and ordered: 1. Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Khô - The noodles were slightly overcooked to the point where I couldn't really tell the textural difference between the rice and egg noodles. The organ meats were well-cooked and not gamey, and the soup was flavorful without being overly salty. Solid overall, but it felt like it was still missing a little something flavor-wise. 4/5 2. Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Đặc Biệt Khô - The regular version with extra pork and bone marrow. The pork was tender, but unless you're a big fan of bone marrow, it didn't really add much to the dish. 4/5 3. Bánh Quẩy - Not as crispy as I prefer, but still flavorful and enjoyable dipped in the broth. 4/5 4. Xíu Mại - Very flavorful and extremely tender meatballs. Easily the standout dish for me. 5/5 Tip: Highly recommend using the table condiments, especially the pickled garlic. It really elevates the hủ tiếu! One thing that really stood out was the efficient and friendly service. All of our food came out in under 10 minutes, and the staff was attentive about keeping the condiments well stocked. Overall, Leung Noodles is a pretty decent spot with fast service and good flavors, and I'd come back when I'm craving hủ tiếu.

#2 let's check it out
Tina L.

Update: Leung Noodle in my opinion is still one of the best, granted we are in the South Bay. My "go to" is #2, that bone you'll just have to grab it and suck it all off the bone. The broth is perfect, a scoop here and there. Slurpin away. The side sauce just toss them garlic and hot sauce in and you've got your fill. Service is quick and easy. Crowds do flow in early in the morning and dinner time. Be hungry when you arrive!

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4.3(452 reviews)
2.9 mi•Little Saigon, King and Story, East San Jose
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Meat filled rice rolls (5/5): This plate was delicious!! The fish sauce was light and flavorful. It…read morebrought the whole dish together. It was great to have so many components to try and taste too! The staff was friendly and welcoming. We got seated quickly and staff asked if we wanted to sit outside or wait for a table inside which was nice. We sat outside and they had curtains to shield customers from the sun.

My wife and I stopped by for dinner on a Saturday evening around 6:00 p.m. and we were able to get…read moreseated right away. The restaurant was fairly empty except for a few other diners. Between the two of us, we shared an order of the banh cuon dac biet -- the special rice roll ($16.95). Our order arrived within ten minutes and the plate looked a larger than I had anticipated. In addition to three separate rice rolls, there was a fried egg fritter with shrimp, along with a variety of different cured meats. There's a large container of fish sauce on the table that you'll want to enjoy with all the different items. The chili peppers on the table definitely pack a ton of heat, so you'll want to use them sparingly unless you have a very high spice tolerance. The rice rolls are thin and each layer is generously filled. I especially enjoyed the roll with ground pork and wood ear mushrooms. The egg fritter was shatteringly crispy, and I found it to not be oily at all. The cured meats are on the salty side -- as one might expect, so these are best enjoyed with the raw bean spouts and julienned cucumbers. I've passed by this spot a handful of times and it definitely gets busy during lunch hours. It seems like to avoid lines, dinner is the way to go. For under $20, one entree was filling enough for two. Overall, I had a really enjoyable meal.

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Thien Long

Thien Long

3.9(1.4k reviews)
0.0 mi•East San Jose
•$$

Thien Long has been one of those nostalgic restaurants for my wife and me. We've been coming here…read morefor years, and whenever we're craving Vietnamese food other than pho, this is one of our go-to places. It's local, the food has always been good to excellent, and there are some fond memories that keep bringing us back. We came here again on a Sunday evening around 8:15pm, just before closing. Here's my updated review. Food (4 stars) * Shaking Beef (4.5 stars) - This is our kids' usual order, and they love it! The beef was cooked perfectly medium rare with a nice char on the outside while remaining tender and juicy inside. The marinade has a subtle sweetness that really complements the beef. It comes with mushrooms, bell peppers, and onions. You can choose white rice or tomato rice, but my kids prefer white rice. The portion is generous enough for both kids to share, and there's even enough rice left for me! * Half & Half Turmeric Fish and Grilled Pork (4 stars) - This is one of our longtime favorites. You get the best of both worlds with their signature turmeric fish and flavorful grilled pork. The fish is consistently good, served over a bed of onions and fresh green herbs. The pork is thinly sliced and can be a little dry from cooking, but it's well seasoned and flavorful. Once you wrap everything together with the vermicelli, herbs, and vegetables in rice paper, the dryness becomes almost unnoticeable. They give you plenty of rice paper and vermicelli noodles, so you won't leave hungry. I just wish they were a little more generous with the fresh vegetables on the side. That's more of a personal preference than a complaint. * Fried Flour Cake with Egg (3.5 stars) - We ordered this as our appetizer. It's good, but not the best version I've had. The flour cake is surrounded by quite a bit of egg, making it feel more like a flour cake omelet than the traditional dish I'm used to. The accompanying dipping sauce has a nice sweet and tangy flavor that brings everything together. It's enjoyable, just not particularly memorable compared to some of the better versions I've tried elsewhere. Service/Ambiance (4 stars) * We arrived fairly close to closing time. There were only a handful of customers left, and eventually we were the last table. The staff started cleaning up around us, but we never felt rushed. I really appreciate restaurants that allow their customers to finish their meals comfortably, even when it's almost time to close. * One thing I'll never forget about this restaurant happened during the pandemic. My wife came here to pick up food, but at the time they were a cash-only business, and she didn't have any cash. Instead of turning her away, they simply told her to take the food and pay them the next time she came back! My wife went straight to the bank and returned with the money. What an incredible gesture of kindness and trust! It's those little things that make you remember an establishment for years. They now accept credit cards, by the way. ~ The ambiance is pretty typical of a casual Vietnamese restaurant. Nothing fancy, but comfortable enough for a family meal. You'll often see plenty of Vietnamese customers dining here, which adds to the authentic neighborhood restaurant feel.

"I TOLD YOU ABOUT THAT PLACE!!"…read more To be honest, I had no idea that my well intended text to tell one of my best friends about my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in SJ would trigger such a response from her. While she might think otherwise, I genuinely had no recollection of her apparently telling me about this place all of those years ago! Regardless, though, in the end, the joke is clearly on me because it took me so long to come here a couple of years ago. However, evidenced by the number of dishes I've ended up trying here, I'd like to think I've made up for some of that lost time! Even though they aren't far off or hidden away, it feels like Thien Long is easy to overlook, especially given how congested their complex can get. Yet, despite how busy their parking lot can get, the restaurant itself is surprisingly large, as they have a bunch of tables for groups large or small (we've never had to wait). What's more, the menu here is AWESOME. Beyond just the normal slate of appetizers, pho, noodle soups, rice plates, and vermicelli bowls, it also has a terrific selection of specialties and entrees that aren't super common. In particular, their signature Bun Cha Ca La Vong is something I've only seen at a handful of places (and pricier ones, at that). -- (#A2) CHA GIO - Fried Vietnamese Egg Rolls...$6 Probably the least impressive thing I've had here, but it was still perfectly fine. While the portion felt a little light, the filling tasted okay, the egg roll was crispy, and I liked that it wasn't all that oily. -- (#17) PHO GA DAI - Rice Noodle Soup w/ Chicken Meat and Organs...$17.95 (large) I don't know if me being sick had anything to do with it, but this really hit the spot. The soup felt so warm and homely and I love how there was a good balance and amount of chicken and noodles. -- (#31) BUN CHA HANOI - BBQ Pork & Pork Patties with Thin Noodles...$17.95 I've been on the hunt for a version of this as good as my go-to spot's in SF that closed and this is easily the best I've found so far. The pork patties are really juicy and I liked the bit of char on the BBQ pork. Plus, they sure didn't skimp on the amount of leaves or meat. -- (#36A & #36B) THIT BO XAO HANH HUONG CUON BANH TRANG (Thien Long Stir Fried Beef & Onions) & BUN CHA CA LA VONG (Grilled Fish) with Thin Noodles, Vegetables, and Rice Paper...$35.95 We saw another table get a half & half order and knew we had to do the same to try both. While the slices of beef were good, the "grilled" (fried) fish was the absolute star. Each piece was lightly breaded, well seasoned with turmeric, and very flakey. -- (#3) PHO CHIN, NAM, GAU, GAN - Rice Noodle Soup with Well Done Brisket, Flank, Plate, and Tendon...$17.50 (large) This may not have been the best I've had, but this isn't far behind. The broth is beefy and rich, yet not that fatty/greasy, and I love how the bowl came loaded with a balanced ratio of meats to noodles. -- (#32) BUN CHA CA THIT NUONG - Grilled Fish, BBQ Pork, and Vegetables with Thin Noodles...$18.95 Essentially the combination of two of my favorite Vietnamese dishes anywhere, which is perfect for when I can't decide on what to get. The only things missing are the Pork Patties and the rice paper, but you can't have it all. -- (#56B) COM TAM DAC BIET - Pork Chop, Shredded Pork, Fried Shrimp Cake, and Steamed Egg Loaf with Broken Rice...$18.95 This wasn't the best one I've had, but it's definitely up there. The Pork Chop was really flavorful, the Shrimp Cake was crispy, the Egg Loaf was super thick, and I love how they gave a side of soup, which a lot of places don't typically do. Along with how delicious the food is, the other thing that I like about Thien Long is the service. Not only are all of the workers and servers really nice, but they're surprisingly attentive. Plus, the restaurant always looks and feels so clean! The only thing about Thien Long that I hate, besides the parking and how far away they are from me (I'd come here far more than I should if they were closer), is how they've essentially set an impossible standard for most pho joints to match. Really, they all just seem so basic now that I know how much more I can get here, both in terms of taste and menu options. Over the years, I've been more than happy to make the drive down here and I'm more than happy to keep doing it to get my fix of my Vietnamese favorites. Which is really something these days considering how gas is currently $eleventy dollars a gallon (#pain).

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Bun Bo Hue An Nam - Pho Tai

Bun Bo Hue An Nam

4.1(2.4k reviews)
2.8 mi•Roberts-Walnut Woods, East San Jose
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When I walked in, the server was not friendly. She had a stone cold face, led us to our table, and…read moresaid nothing as she put the menus down. Everyone else here was Vietnamese. Those two things let me know that this food was about to be good, and I was right. Both the Bun Bo Hue and pho were super tasty. The broth was really rich and flavorful and the meat was also tasty. Unfortunately, they didn't seem to have any spring rolls or egg rolls on the menu. Their hoisin sauce and sriracha also seems to be house-made as it tasted better than the usual store-bought kind. The sauce was a little sweeter than the usual kind. If you are using Apple Pay, be aware that they only take debit. Also, the parking in this plaza is awful.

Came in here cause the family was craving Bun Bo Hue and it was a spot we had wanted to try for a…read morewhile. The Bun Bo Hue was solid -- a good combination of saltiness, sourness, and spiciness all wrapped up in one. We also ordered the pho -- not quite as good, but respectable. The pho is on the saltier side. One note -- the portions are generous. A "small" which probably should be called a regular, is enough to feed a normal person. You don't need to get a large unless you're extremely hungry. The ambiance is nice -- homey, very comfortable and familiar. Lots of seating available, the restaurant is larger than it looks outside CASH OR DEBIT ONLY so make sure you bring cash!

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Tay Ho

4.2(1.1k reviews)
8.6 mi•Newhall
•$$

This was absolutely amazing, one of my favorite meals from a Vietnamese restaurant in the US ever…read more They have a wide variety on the menu beyond just your standard pho and vermicelli, and a large vegan selection as well. I got V8 banh cuon tay ho chay which came with flour sheet, stuffed flour sheet, yam tempura, mung bean tempura, fried tofu, veggies, and then they even brought out a vegetarian dipping sauce for me. Everything was absolutely delicious, I especially enjoyed the flour sheet when dipped in the sauce, and the yam tempura. The mung bean tempura was also really interesting, it sort of looked and tasted like a muffin. I also got a pennywort juice since my Vietnamese friend said she drank it growing up in Vietnam and had never seen it on a menu in the US before. It was very interesting, not really sweet at all, I mostly liked it but it had a slightly weird aftertaste. The service was good enough, the waiters weren't super attentive or particularly friendly but our food came out quickly and we had no issues. The interior is spacious and clean. When I asked for a takeout container it even came with a little cup for dipping sauce which was really nice. Highly highly recommend!

Came back with friends. You push a button to call the server over. The space is clean and…read morecomfortable with acceptable spacing between tables. My friends got the grilled pork over rice while I went with fruit pork wraps. Thus is a classic VN dish that you assemble on your own at the table. The lettuce leaves form the taco shell base, then the moistened rice paper, then your fillings. Noodles, pork, mint leaves and more. I should have asked for freeh sliced jalapeños. Next time. Afish sauce is at the table so pour on to taste.

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Vit Dong Que - Banh Bot Loc

Vit Dong Que

4.3(369 reviews)
2.8 mi•Little Saigon, King and Story, East San Jose
•$$

The food has been consistently the same there for the amount of times I've been there, which is…read moreover the years. Honestly, they're as consistent as Michelin star restaurants in my opinion. I feel like I finish the salad before I even finish the meat most of the time.

The primary protein meats on the menu were duck and chicken. We ordered duck with a side of noodles…read moreas well as chicken salad with a side of noodles and also some eggrolls. The standout dish was the egg rolls. They arrived hot, golden brown, and perfectly crisp, with a satisfying crunch and a flavorful filling that made them the best part of the meal. The food, however, wasn't the reason for my rating. The restaurant's cleanliness left me concerned. I noticed cobwebs that appeared to have been hanging in place for a long time, along with dirt and grime collecting in corners throughout the dining room. Even the menus felt sticky, with a visible film of grease and small food particles still clinging to them. The faded print and worn condition made them look as though they hadn't been replaced in years. Those details created an impression of neglect that made it difficult to relax and enjoy the meal. With a thorough deep cleaning and some updated menus, this restaurant could create a much more welcoming dining experience. Until then, the cleanliness issues overshadow what was otherwise an average meal.

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Vit Dong Que - Bun Bo Hue - $18.5

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