Old Streets, New Cravings
Bun bo Hue, banh beo, banh bot loc, che Hue — the Hue spread on Nguyen Thai Binh street, in a nostalgic rustic room glowing with lanterns after dark.
Four dishes of Hue soul
No price board published — only the four most-loved dishes of the Goc Hue spread. Described, not priced.
Bun Bo Hue
The legendary Hue beef noodle soup — a rich broth, fragrant with lemongrass.
Banh Beo
Steamed rice cakes in small cups, dried shrimp and scallion oil — a Hue classic.
Banh Bot Loc
Chewy tapioca dumplings with shrimp-pork filling, wrapped in banana leaf — the Hue snack.
Che Hue
The Hue dessert tray — light and sweet: beans, lotus seed, cool jellies.
Photos: pending the venue photo pass (10/2026).
Lanterns, old streets, the taste of Hue
Goc Hue Nguyen Thai Binh — the same Goc Hue brand as the Ky Dong branch, women-owned; Hue culinary essence in a nostalgic rustic room.
Lanterns on Nguyen Thai Binh street
The Nguyen Thai Binh branch glows with lanterns after dark — the yellow “goc Hue” sign bright in the District 1 old street.
A room of memories
Old televisions, cassette radios, wooden chairs — the nostalgic rustic room where Hue culinary essence is served.
The women of Goc Hue
The same Goc Hue brand as the Ky Dong branch — women-owned; the ao dai, incense and palm-leaf hat are the house language.
155 Nguyen Thai Binh
Two shifts daily 08:00–21:30 — after dark the lanterns come on.
Address & hours
155 Nguyen Thai Binh, District 1, HCMC (Ben Thanh ward)
Open daily 08:00–21:30 daily (per Maps).
Open straight through 08:00–21:30 — come at noon for lunch, at night for Hue under the lanterns.