Pho Que Huong: Authentic Vietnamese Cuisine in Honolulu

I placed a take out order here and it was quick and easy. I looked at the menu online, called it in, and the worker said it would take about 15-20 minutes. If you're picking up an order, I highly recommend driving there with 2 people so one can stay in the car while the other person goes inside to pick up the food. There isn't really any parking but it's understandable since they're located in chinatown. The food was amazing! Everything was so organized and packed nicely. There were holes in the lid of the spring rolls to prevent them from getting soggy which I really appreciated. I was disappointed in the che thai because I did not receive what the menu picture portrayed. In the menu picture, you can see green throughout the dessert. In the che thai I received, it was all white. The cup was small for the price as well. I'd skip out on the che thai next time.

Overall a fantastic meal. We ordered the pho dac biet, bun rieu, BBH, chicken wings with fish sauce, pork spring rolls, and durian smoothie. Everything had great flavor, from the chicken wings to the noodles. The pho dac biet and bun rieu were great. Unfortunately, the noodles in the BBH were very undercooked to the point where they were still hard, which made the meal difficult to eat. The pork spring rolls were also tasty, though the pork was a bit salty. The durian smooth was huge and had great durian flavor.

Pho Que Huong Overall: ***** Highly Recommended ***** Food: ***** Value: ***** Menu: ***** Ambiance: *** Service: *** Parking: **** (municipal lot behind) As you well know, there are a lot of Vietnamese restaurants, so when several Vietnamese friends recommend the same Vietnamese restaurant, you listen. They said, "It's my favorite Vietnamese restaurant," and "it's the most authentic." When we entered the restaurant, it was filled with a lot of customers speaking Vietnamese... so I knew that I was in the right place. The have an extensive menu with a lot of authentic dishes that I don't see at most Vietnamese restaurants. Not only is the food tasty, but heir prices are very reasonable too. Overall: ***** Highly Recommended ***** Food: ***** Value: ***** Menu: **** variety of traditional dishes Ambiance: *** Service: *** Parking: *** street and municipal lots RATINGS & RECOMMENDED ORDER: Pork Belly in Clay Pot = A (my #1) Vietnamese Crepe = A Hue Spicy Beef Noodle Soup = B Rare Beef Salad = B Chicken Pho = B Beef Pho = B Tofu & Pork Belly in Clay Pot = B Yelp: https://yelp.to/mywdIJyl2N YELP: Milton K Sorry! They allow only one 12 second video & the remaining to 3 seconds. The full video can be found on other platforms/apps: MiltonIn808 RATINGS KEY: A = Really Good - one of the best B = Good - would order again C = ok - similar, nothing special we D = Not very good - wouldn't order F = Terrible - avoid

Our fave pho place for years even before it changed ownership. Not the cheapest but high quality. Great service with a smile.

Really excellent pho. Reasonably priced (M - $14 and L - $16). They have so many meat options! Comes out piping hot, lots of meat, and full of flavor. Chili sauce is great. Their crepe is also very good, filled with shrimp and pork and bean sprouts. They open early too, which I love! I've been here twice in the last month. Metered Street parking and also parking available at the Cultural Center a block away.

Two co-workers and I had to traipse around downtown Honolulu to find a place not affected by the power outage (June 13); one with open tables. We ended up on Maunakea Street at Pho Que Huong, adjacent to Lam's Kitchen. This place has arguably the best pho in town. It was packed with diners, but we scored the last open table. They have a new menu and we all ordered #54: Bun Cha Gio - Heo / Ga Nu'ong, AKA cold vermicelli with spring rolls, grilled pork, and assorted vegetables (chopped lettuce, cucumber, mint leaves, bean sprouts, pickled carrots / daikon), topped with chopped peanuts and served with a dish of fish sauce. We order this dish at other Vietnamese restaurants and this one is excellent. There is the appropriate amount of noodles and toppings. One must mix it all together, much like one would with bibimbap noodles then pour on as much fish sauce as desired. This is a very refreshing dish; great on a hot day. $16 for a delicious lunch is a value in today's climate. Hah, when we left, there were twenty people standing outside waiting for a table. Recommended!

This is one of my go-to pho places on the island! They have a variety of Vietnamese food dishes to choose from. I usually get the pho combo but this time I got the bon bo hue. The broth was delicious! It's a bit harder to find bon bo hue on the island so I definitely enjoyed this dish a lot. The only thing was that my noodles were slightly undercooked. My boyfriend also got bon bo hue and said the same thing. Their spring rolls come in three-- Don't be fooled by the number because they are actually larger spring rolls cut in half, so it's definitely a shareable appetizer :). I also love to get their drinks! Their Vietnamese iced coffee, Thai tea, and mung bean drink are some of my go to's! My friends and I came at lunch time on a Sunday so it was a bit busy. This spot is very casual. They get pretty busy during peak hours. The staff were really kind to accommodate a party of 16!

Solid Vietnamese spot for all your favorites! Came here during vacation since my in-laws were craving Vietnamese. Location/parking: located in Chinatown, your best option is street parking. We parked on the street and paid the meter. The dish that stood out the most was surprisingly the com tam. It was flavorful and the meat had a great char. I would skip the sugarcane. Even though it was pretty good, it was pricey. You are better off with buying the fresh sugarcane from the many stalls in Chinatown. Customer service was standard. We would definitely be back next time if we are craving Vietnamese in Hawaii!

Located in Chinatown on Maunakea street they have pubic meter parking in the condominium building behind the restaurant at $2.00 or a pay parking lot across the street at $3.00 per hour. When to have lunch with friends I haven't been here before and by the looks of the customers dining there it was full of Vietnamese, so it must be good! Service was fast and the place was pretty busy but they got the orders out right away. I had the combination French sandwich it was full of vegetables and they use char siu, bologna, and pate. It looked good but the vegetables like carrot & daikon were not pickled and the sandwich lack flavor and crispy texture of the crust. The Tendon Pho had a very tasty broth and the slices of tendon were thick but very tender it came with lots of fresh vegetables to add into the Pho. Prices have gone up, but is still reasonable compared to other Pho restaurants I've visited. They have a restroom inside the restaurant