Dieu Huong Vegetarian Restaurant

We’re from New York and I’m Vietnamese and I’ve been vegan for the last 10 years and there aren’t any vegetarian Vietnamese spots near us. When we stumbled upon this place during our visit to DC I was so excited. I grew up eating a lot of noodle soups but since going vegan, I can only get a good bowl of Pho in New York. When I saw they had Bun bo hue and bun rieu I was so excited. They tasted SO S

Had a great experience here. I ordered the papaya salad and was genuinely impressed, it had a perfect level of spice, bold flavors, and a really generous portion. You can tell it’s made with care and confidence, not toned down for convenience. I also tried the Vietnamese pancake, which was excellent: crispy on the outside, flavorful, and satisfying without being heavy. It held its shape beautiful

This place is actually vegan and not just vegetarian (I speak Vietnamese and I asked). Awesome authentic food, super friendly people! You can eat in, order from the menu for take-out, or order some of the ready-made dishes to go. I'll be coming back often. Edit: Almost 1 year later, and I come here pretty much weekly! They have awesome homey dishes with generous portions, and great entrees for tak

This is a hidden little gem. If you like authentic Vietnamese food, this is a great place to go. They are known for their pho. When we went, they were super busy but we are able to get a booth. I was very impressed with how friendly and efficient the wait staff were. Even though they were very busy, they made you feel as if you were the most important person in the room when they interacted with y

Delightful little Vietnamese eatery serving massive portions of vegan and allium-free cooking. Dieu Huong (previously known as Thanh Van) Restaurant serves more varieties of tofu and seitan than I originally thought possible, with each dish packed with flavor, protein, and veggies. They sell each of their dishes by weight / container, so it's a great place to go if you just don't want to cook for