I visited Góc Huế after hearing they had the best Bún Bò Huế, and they didn't disappoint! It was rich, flavorful, and perfect for a chilly day. The Bánh Huế Combo was another solid choice, with the Bánh Bèo Chén being a standout--delicate, savory, and delicious. This quaint Vietnamese spot in Garland specializes in traditional dishes from the Huế region, and the authenticity shines through. The Vietnamese coffee was strong, smooth, and a great finish to the meal. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service made the experience even better. If you're craving bold, authentic Vietnamese flavors, Góc Huế is a must-visit. I'll definitely be back!

Delicious! I was craving banh beo, and this hit the spot! This time I got a Che dau xanh too, which reminded me of my mom's Che that she would make for us when we were growing up. The pork in the bun Bo was huge too! I should have told them to hold the huyet, but I'll try to remember next time.

We were in the area and wanted some Asian food. We looked up in Yelp and saw Goc Hue has a high rating. When we arrived (2:30pm) for a late lunch, there was a line out the door. That's a good sign right? After 30 mins, we got a table and ordered our food..Bun Bo Goc Hue and eggrolls. They were the one of the best we had! Service isn't much and no one came to door to greet us. The people in line pretty much told the waiter who was next in line. Almost every had Bub Bo Goc Hue and you can smell the shrimp paste used for this dish. Overall, delicious food but don't expect much with the services.

Bun Hen always a tasty delighted meal! Love the authentic flavors and clams. And the appetizers combo number 18 always hits the spot!

I went to Dallas for a refugee camp reunion, and a friend of mine recommended Góc Huế restaurant. Even though the restaurant did not have many options for vegans, the chef came out of their way to make me a delicious vegan dish. Wow! I loved it.

Went today for lunch, it was authentic and delicious. We ordered three items and were pleased with all three. Flavorful, fresh, couldn't ask for better. Service was knowledgeable and helpful, restaurant decor was simple and traditional.

I am always on the hunt for good bun bo hue. Goc Hue's ranks within the top 5 in the Dallas/Garland/Richardson area. Whenever I go out for Vietnamese food, I have to take my fob husband along for his opinion as well and he said the bun bo hue broth here is good and that I ruined it by adding too much sate/chili oil into it. We love food from the Hue region in Vietnam: banh nam, banh bot loc, banh it ram, and banh beo chen. I'm happy to report that Goc Hue does a pretty decent job at these dishes. The prices here are cheap as well. $13.50 for a bowl of BBH with a good portion of meat -- my bowl had TWO pork hocks! My husband and I usually go out to eat Vietnamese food every Sunday after church and have a couple of restaurants in our rotation and now we will have to add Goc Hue into the mix. I hope this place does well and sticks around - y'all need to come check it out!

My family is from Hue and they were so pleased to find this place. It's almost exactly like home to them. This place is even better than the famous California locations like Garden Grove. It is less spicy than typical Hue food though, so ask for extra Thai peppers if you want that heat. Food: 5/5 The food is fantastic. There's an explosion of incredible rich flavors and wonderful chewy textures from the rice cake. The winner is the Bánh Bèo Chén. Even though it comes with 10 pieces, we demolished that really quickly. I highly recommend this place if you are looking for something different from your typical Vietnamese Pho.

Góc Huế is a Vietnamese restaurant in Garland that specializes in cuisine from Vietnam's central region. This items here are very authentic, and if you are looking for a restaurant that represents this region of Vietnam, this is it. My Overall Rating - 4 Stars Atmosphere - Góc Huế is in a non-descript shopping strip in Garland. The location is small, and on a late Sunday afternoon, it was packed. This restaurant must be hot. Unfortunately, the brutal Texas summer must have taken out their A/C units, because it was literally hot inside and they had big fans blowing. It felt like a restaurant in Saigon. Sorry Góc Huế, I need A/C. 1/2 Stars. Service - Góc Huế has standard service. You wait to get seated, someone comes by to take your order, when done, you go pay in the back. That's about it. It's standard - and very efficient. 1/2 Star. Food - We started with Bánh Bèo. These steamed rice cakes are served in individual dishes, and are topped with dried shrimp, scallion oil, and crispy fried shallots. It's a perfect bite of flavors and textures and was a great first start. My wife and daughter split a very generous portion of Bún Bò Huế. They both said this beef noodle soup was very good. Sorry - you'll have to read other reviews for this popular central region dish because it was too hot for me to try. I ordered the Bánh Khoai, which crispy crepe/pancake is filled with shrimp and fresh herbs. The crepe was crispy on the outside, and inside was a little heavy on the egg. I still enjoyed it a lot, and I had a ton of respect for the chef. This place is legit. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. I'm not aware of any Vietnamese restaurant that represents all regions, but if I'm craving for legitimate central region cuisine, I'm heading back to Góc Huế. 1 Star.