Quoc Huong - Garland

I think every Vietnamese dads and uncles out there would love this place for a night hang out here. Their specialty dishes are really good (clam with toasted rice paper, grilled fish, etc. but others weren't really. For banh canh (vietnamese udon with seafood , they used a slurry egg drop soup, which I have never seen any restaurant doing before. The bun rieu cua (vermicelli with crab paste was bland. But overall, if you're looking for a nice place to meet with your viet family with a nice vibe, this is the place.

The food was fine! However, when we ordered a hot pot and the burner was brought to us…shortly after a green bug crawled out onto our table and our server, killed it, picked it up from the table and walked away and did not address it at all.I then asked for a check when we were all done, and the total was $67.08. The server took my card and came back and charged me $70.08, when asked she deferred to someone who might be the manager. He said “oh the credit card company charge you $3 to use credit card.” Um no they don’t. They charge YOU! And this would have been fine if it had been listed as the total on my original check, but they were just going to charge me and say nothing. So I sign, tip and leave. This was Christmas Day (night) and no one was in there anymore, I just wanted to go home.I get home (5 mins away) and my seven year old tells me he accidentally left one of his brand new toys at the restaurant. I call and let them know “I was just in there, my son left his toy” they flat out lied and said they didn’t find a toy.Cool, thanks.Not only was there a bug on my table as I was eating, you all charge me for something that’s not my charge, and then you lie to me about my son’s toy…..all on Christmas day.Thank you so much.

The food is okay but the restaurant is to hot too sit and eat

After driving to two different restaurants on this street that ended up being closed in a FRIDAY, we were happy to stop in here. Really nice guy who was happy to serve us. I had the Hu tieu and my husband had the wonton soup. For $10/bowl, it hit the spot. It's a large spot that probably caters to weddings and parties but because the guy was so nice and the soup was decent, five stars. Now, it's not the best soup but not the worst.

Seriously they need to go find something else do for their living other than running a restaurant. Their food is garbage. Im not saying this because i am mad. But their food literally tastes like xxxx. And charge extra $1.50 to pay with credit card? No wonder why there was no customer.