Hương Bình - Seattle

Very delicious and authentic Vietnamese food. They could use some updates of the restaurant but the food and service was great. Would highly recommend to anyone visiting Seattle for some good Vietnamese food.Kid-friendliness: Had a toddler with me and they were very accommodating

Excellent food (my dish was no.48 with egg noodles), truly authentic Vietnamese soup noodles; shrimp rolls surprised me the most as it not only had BBQ pork inside, but the roll were actually warm when served and the wrapping were soft too, which means that they DID NOT get stored in the fridge for a long time before they were served, something that you don't see often in Oregon.Service were a bit slow, me and my friends waited at least 10 more mins before we were served

Classic, comforting vietnamese food. Love it here, my family has eaten at Huong Binh for over a decade!

As for the pork chop and rice dish, it could use some improvement. The overall presentation of the plate was quite unappealing. The rice looked poorly arranged on a small plate, the egg was overcooked, and everything felt cramped together. The young man who served us mentioned that there was an extra charge for the egg, despite the picture on the wall showing it as part of the meal. I explained that it shouldn’t be an extra charge, but I said it didn’t matter and that we would pay for it. Plus, I ended up having to order another sunny side up egg. When I asked for that, he told me they needed a special pan to cook it. I replied, “No worries, I cook too. You just need to fry the eggs on low heat and cover them briefly at the end so the yolk doesn’t overcook. If you flip it, it will be too done.” After that, he fell silent. Overall, I hope they can improve so we would be encouraged to return and enjoy more of their food. We also ordered crepes and spring rolls to go, and I specifically asked the young server for fish sauce without peanut sauce. After paying the bill, we headed to Lake Chelan. Once we arrived and started eating the spring rolls, we found that both orders came with peanut sauce instead. It was clearly a miscommunication. As for kid-friendliness, Asian restaurants generally tend to be welcoming to children, unless it's a bar-only establishment. Regarding parking, it varies by time and day. If you arrive early enough, there are plenty of free parking spots in front of the restaurant and in the garage downstairs.

As for parking, there were several spots available when I arrived, and there's also an underground garage.