Hu'o'ng Viêt

I went here with my mum. I'd not had Vietnamese before, and this was brilliant. The host was very nice and moved our table when my mum complained about the noise where we were being seated. She also talked us through the menu to help us get the best experience. We had vegan mango salad, salt and pepper squid, tofu bun sa, and steak & flank pho. The vegan mango salad was delicious and beautifully presented. The salt and pepper squid was my favourite dish, it was excellently made and very tasty. The pho was great, it had a much more subtle and mellow flavour than the pepper squid. Definitely recommend trying! The only thing I would say is the place is a bit noisy, with a vent humming in the dining area and quite loud music playing outside when we went.

i feel like i've walked past huong viet about one million times on curtain road and i've always been drawn in by their bright bahn mi sign. we went for the crispy combo (sesame prawn toast, chicken satay skewers, spring rolls & salt and pepper squid), prawn fried rice and a half duck pancakes! the food was pretty rapid and incredibly tasty. thought the crispy combo was such a perfect starter with all my fave bits. prawn toast particularly good. prawn fried rice was a v good portion and the duck was dreamy. will deffo be coming back!

It's nice being able to have vietnamese food at 1am. The spring rolls were crispy and delicious. The beef bun was good, but I wish it had some more leafy veg and a pork option. Banh mi was decent, but definitely needed some more moisture. Service was nice and quick. A great place to go if you want a quick bite before/after going out.

Though this restaurant is away from the community of other Vietnamese restaurants in Hoxton, it definitely stands out for all the right reasons. The first thing noticed is how well the venue is decorated, before you start to experience the great service. The food is extremely well made, with very fresh produce and amazing cuts of beef in my pho. I'd happily return to try more from the menu and would dare to bring my Vietnamese friend here also. In the words of Outkast, "So fresh and so clean"!