Bún Bò Huế Cô Xuân – Chợ Đông Ba

Bún Bò Huế Cô Xuân – Chợ Đông Ba is a Vietnamese restaurant on Cao Lỗ Street in District 8, Ho Chi Minh City, that serves bún bò Huế. The restaurant specializes in the spicy beef noodle soup originating from the city of Huế. Its name references the style of bún bò found at Đông Ba Market, a well-known culinary landmark in Huế. The eatery operates as a casual, local-style dining establishment with simple indoor seating.

The core of the menu is its bún bò Huế. The kitchen prepares a broth noted for its balance of spicy, savory, and umami flavors. Lemongrass and fermented shrimp paste are key ingredients in the soup base. The restaurant serves bowls with thick, round rice vermicelli noodles. Diners can select from various toppings to accompany the soup. These options include sliced beef shank, pork knuckle, and cubes of congealed pork blood.

Additional signature offerings feature house-made sausages. The menu lists chả cua, a seasoned crab and pork patty, as a popular addition. Other available toppings include pork ribs and beef tendon. Each bowl is served with a side of fresh herbs and vegetables. These typically include lime wedges, bean sprouts, banana blossom, and mint. The restaurant also provides house-made chili saté for customers to adjust the spice level.

The venue offers several variations of its main dish. Customers can order standard bowls or select a larger, premium version with a full assortment of available toppings. The restaurant serves a consistent clientele throughout the day. It functions as a destination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner for residents in the surrounding neighborhood.