How about Heung Ho Vietnamese restaurant

The store is not big, almost full, and the price is moderate. From Times Square, turn right onto Percival Street, and on the right hand side is the Heung River Vietnamese Restaurant. It was here that our lunch was settled.

I asked for a chicken shredded pho and hand rolls. The soup of pho is real chicken broth. I don't usually drink noodle soup when I eat noodle soup, but this one is okay.

Personally, I think it's delicious. There is lemongrass in the hand roll, and the aroma is very strong, and it is just right with the store's dipping sauce. A meal is just full and not greasy, quite refreshing.

The uncle in the shop was very humorous and nice.

That day, I just arrived in Hong Kong from Macau, and stayed at the Holiday Inn Express Hotel in Causeway Bay, the child was hungry, and the mother-in-law had not yet been freed from the seasickness, and a family of 5 stumbled into this small shop. The decoration is average, and most of the waiters are about 50, but they are also considerate, warm and thoughtful. I ordered a few noodles, noodles, and rice, one of which was tomato and beef brisket rice, which was super delicious, I don't know if I was hungry, or it tasted good, or both, and the children were happy.

Adults also think it tastes good. The last lunch after leaving Hong Kong was here, and I ordered three servings of tomato and beef brisket rice, which left a deep impression.