Huong Huong

Came here for the eggrolls and it did not disappoint. They do have a good selection of to-​go items… we also tried the Tom Ram (another fried goodness). Knowing that we don’t speak any vietnamese the lady was very kind and patient to explain to us what was on the menu which sealed the 5-​stars ;)
Almost forgot to mention their ice coffee is a little better than Lee’s

The gateway food that brought me to what would be my favorite «Food to Go» place would actually be the little part that’s separated for things like «Cha» (processed pork typically in Vietnamese sandwiches) and «Soi» (sweet/​sticky rice). One of my comfort things to eat is Soi with any meat… my favorite here is the Soi and Lap Xuong (Chinese sausage) which they garnish with fried onions and dried shrimp ($ 3.00)
I also ordered party platters from them:
A «sheet» of fried rice cost me $ 25.00 and could’ve served 15 – 20 people
Banh Beo …100 for $ 20
Egg Rolls… 1 for $.60×20
Bo Bia (Spring rolls filled with egg, jicama, chinese sausage and garnish)… 20 for $ 25.00
Having had experienced these types of party platters since I grew teeth, I could honestly say this place is solid. It’s an awesome place to pick up a quick breakfast snack like soi and café sua da, but also good if you’re looking for a cheap way to feed your guests. Most importantly, they’re open on Xmas =)

My friend ordered huge party trays from this place for our New Year party. She asked me to pick it up while she was running errands. When I went here to pick up, the lady behind the counter was very nice. She speaks English quite well when she found out I’m not Vietnamese.
Moving on to the food… My friend ordered the fried noodle, some yummy fried shrimp dish with salt and peper dip, egg rolls, and some beef wrapped in seaweed. She also ordered some salad stuff that’s supposed to be served with the fish sauce.
The egg rolls were ordinary, but the rest of the stuff she ordered were awesome. I’d definitely come here again for smaller portions.