Always delicious! Hot soup. Get there early on weekends and ask for egg rolls! Family operated business really makes you feel at home.

Hole in the wall spot w delish food, I'm so glad I found this place They serve authentic viet food w such affordable prices (banh mi for $7). Service is super friendly! Only thing is parking which is street/public parking bun thit nuong (I think this was like $12/$13) - the pork charcoal flavor is so delish, big filling portions and fresh flavors egg roll was crispy and so delicious as well Banh xeo (I think like $14) - my friend went to Vietnam over the summer and has been thinking about this dish, he was so excited when he saw it on the menu and it didn't disappoint it kinda reminded me of Korean pancakes with a crispy outside w filling like shrimp inside, so good wrapped in lettuce w the sauce! Instagram - @joangela.eats

A cute little hole in the wall that serves authentic and delicious Vietnamese food. My favorite dish was their Bún Chả Hanoi, which I've never had before. I'm glad this was the place to introduce me because they truly did not disappoint. Everything else, you can't go wrong. I spoke with the owner's daughter and it was great to hear a bit of their history. Also, it was nice to see her help out seating tables and managing wait times. I recommend dining in non peak hours because it does get busy and wait times are around 20-30 minutes. Nonetheless, the wait is worth it! I would definitely come back!

Small shop in Chinatown, I went early in the morning during weekday so I was able to find street parking. I don't think there will be any designated parking spaces but plenty of public parking lots near by. I ordered combination pho and it was one of the best pho I had in the area. I personally would give this place a slight edge over pho 87 which is another spot that I really like in this area. I would definitely comeback whenever I'm near downtown LA or Chinatown craving pho.

Worth the wait. I avoided the wait as I went before the lunch rush on a Saturday morning. Around 10:45am. Their broth is clean, light but flavorful. It was not overly sweet like some places. The eggrolls were the rice paper kind and not the wonton type. It was super crispy and right amt of chewy. Spring rolls were equally delicious. Found meter parking outside. Would definitely return.

Solid. I had pho ga. The house made chili oil adds extra points. The broth tasted much flavorful than most of the pho places around here. It feels like there's an extra care for the broth. It had a hint of aromatic flavor to it but not in an overpowering way at all. Authenticity may throw some people off for this dish. They cut their chickens with bones in Asian butcher style. They don't care about how you feel about the chopped chicken bones in the soup, it becomes part of the flavor of the broth. They use thighs which is more flavorful part of the chicken. The meat was tender and nicely cooked. This place is worth checking out.

Came by for a light lunch the other day and it was a world class experience. Parking is available on the street. Thien Huong is located inside a plaza within Chinatown and offers both indoor and patio dining. The Gen Z staff was courteous. Started off with the iced Vietnamese coffee and it was strong and flavorful. I loved the foam on top! The fried egg rolls using rice paper were authentic, just like in Vietnam. The egg rolls were filled with pork, taro, and vegetables and came with a bag of vegetables, hot sauce, and fish sauce. $14/head after tax for take out. 3% surcharge for credit cards and no apple pay accepted

Wow such a delicious Vietnamese restaurant!! We found street parking ($5) but I believe there is a lot nearby which is $5 for all day. We ordered the -Vietnamese coffee (tasty and less ice so I appreciated that a lot) -Pho (so good and not a lot of MSG and clean broth) -Chicken banh mi (delicious and fresh) -Vermicelli noodles with carrots, cucumbers, and other delicious toppings! So filling and healthy! The lady is very nice and we enjoyed our meal immensely!

Wanting to connect with my cultural roots, my partner and I decided to go to get Vietnamese food to satiate this spiritual craving of mine. Although Los Angeles is not known for its abundance of Vietnamese food, there are definitely gems scattered throughout the city (without having to travel to SGV/OC). I don't really subscribe to "hipster-washing" (I don't know how else to describe it!) of ethnic foods, so I wanted to visit a restaurant rooted in serving good food to locals. Atmosphere: 5/5 Simple interior, soft music with some cultural motifs. I felt at peace eating here. Service: 5/5 The people here were so kind, lovely, and inviting. Presentation and flavor: 5/5 There are a lot of vegetarian options here which I can appreciate. Everything was delicious and flavorful, not too salty. My recommendations: -Veggie egg rolls -Pho xao chay (stir fried dried pho w/ veggie) Parking: 1/5 Chinatown is parking poor, but a good thing if you live in the city is that you can utilize multiple transit routes to get here! From Ktown we take the D line to the A line which gets us here in about 30 minutes! Not bad! Pricing: 4/5 We paid about $14-15 an entree which is not bad at all! Overall 5/5 for touching a part of me that longs to visit my home Motherland. Maybe someday!