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Best Vietnamese: Huynh Restaurant When you have a huge population of Vietnamese people in a city, it can be difficult to pick what constitutes the best version of that delicious, wholesome food. But, when trying to sort it out, we fall back on the kind of food that makes you feel like someone’s grandmother made it for you and served it on her kitchen table. That’s Huynh, a family-owned, long time resident of Eado and now with a brand new location on Richmond near Kirby. The pho is spectacular. The noodle dishes sublime. If you ask nice, they’ll knock out some killer tofu lúc lắc for you (it has been argued this version of shaking beef originated in H Town). But, next time you feel a little under the weather, order #71. Think of it as Vietnamese chicken and dumplings. You’re welcome. Multiple Locations huynhrestauranthouston.com

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