Places to eat in Hue
Since 1899Dong Ba Market Food Stalls
Hue's central market, packed with small food vendors and local specialties.
Since 1968Banh Uot Huyen Anh
Three-generation family spot for banh uot rolled with grilled pork in Kim Long.
Sells out earlyBun Bo Me Keo
A name often linked with old-style Hue bun bo; morning only and often sells out.
Hen Hoa Dong
Nearly 30 years of Hue baby-clam dishes: com hen, bun hen, chao hen.
SeasonalBun Giam Nuoc Gia Hoi (Ba Lanh)
Family-recipe jellyfish vinegar noodles in Gia Hoi, a rare seasonal Hue dish.
Quan Tai Phu
Nem lui, banh khoai and grilled-pork noodles that draw both locals and visitors.
Since 1982Che Ong Lac
Old-school, budget Hue sweet soups for an evening dessert stop.
Banh Beo, Nam, Loc O Le
Family-style alley spot for Hue steamed cakes: banh beo, banh nam, banh loc.
Bún Bò Huế, 19 Lý Thường Kiệt
Local bún bò shop named in Vietnamese food guides as a place to try Huế's soup.
Ancient Hue royal cuisine cooking class
Dong Ba market visit with a chef, then private royal-cuisine cooking in a garden house (since 2008).
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