When visiting Hue, Vietnam, it’s not just the traditional Hue food that is popular among visitors but also the street food culture that has been gaining attention from adventurous foodies. Hue street food has a unique culinary taste of its own, and at an incredibly reasonable price, it should be a must-try for those who want to experience local cuisine.
Banh Mi Dong Ba – The three-generation Banh Mi recipe in Hue

Banh Mi, the most popular dish in the world, is great for breakfast, lunch, or even an afternoon snack. While there are many Banh Mi branches in Hue, the Banh Mi Dong Ba brings a distinctive flavor to the richness of Hue culinary. Don’t forget to explore the distinctive fresh and hand-made Nem taste at this three-generation Banh Mi recipe branch. You can visit their two branches located in both the South and North of Hue city.
No 100, Chi Lang street, Hue city
Banh Trang Trung – The special Vietnamese Pizza
Banh Trang Trung is the most delicious Hue street food that you should not skip. It’s a great snack, perfect for a rainy day. The perfect combination of crunchy rice paper, the fragrant pate, dried beef and eggs base brings an irresistible taste. You can visit Banh Ep Nguyen Du at No 20 Nguyen Du street in Hue city to enjoy its aroma and taste at a reasonable price.
Hen Xuc Banh Trang – The Best Street Food in Hue

Hen Xuc Banh Trang is one of the best Hue street foods you can’t skip. The main ingredient for this folk specialty is clams. Fresh clams from Con Hen island, which is a paradise for clams in Hue, make this dish even more special. Apart from the aroma and crunchiness of roasted rice paper served with sauteed clams, you can select to go by motorbike, bicycle, or book a Hue food tour if you want an unforgettable experience trying this Hue street flavor.
Banh Canh Cua – Hue Crab Local Noodle

Banh Canh Cua is a nice street food with Hue’s authentic flavor sold on every corner in Hue. You will feel the flavorful taste of crab balls in your mouth. Banh Canh O Bướm, located in Hue cuisine street, Chi Lang Gia Hoi, always welcomes you for a standard Banh Canh Cua taste.
Banh Tom Ho Tay – Ha Noi cuisine in Hue

Banh Tom Ho Tay is nowadays not only a popular finger food in Ha Noi capital but also strongly spreading in many street corners of Hue ancient town. The harmonious combination of the crunchiness and tasty flour served with Hue traditional sauce makes this Hue specialty irresistible. You can find Banh Tom Ho Tay in the following locations:
- No 83, Nguyen Hue street, Hue city.
Banh Khot

Banh Khot is a specialty that originated in Vung Tau but has since made its mark in Hue. The combination of a crispy shell and a fragrant inner kernel makes it irresistible to those who have tried it. Hue has several places where you can indulge in this delicacy, including Banh Khot Hoan Thien and Banh Khot Vung Tau, both located in the city center.
- Banh Khot Hoan Thien, No 2/85, Nguyen Hue street, Hue city.
- Banh Khot Vung Tau, No 32/210, Phan Chu Trinh street, Hue city.
Hoanh Thanh

If you’re a fan of Chinese cuisine, you’ll love Hoanh Thanh, a special Hue fusion street food. The handmade flour’s soft coat and savory filling combine to create a heavenly aroma and taste. We highly recommend trying Hoang Thanh O Mai, located in the Chi Lang Gia Hoi ancient town. Here, you can learn about the interesting migration stories of the family who makes this delicious food and discover the origin of this unique Hue fusion dish.
In conclusion, Hue street food offers a wide range of delicious and unique dishes that are worth trying. From Banh Khot with its crispy shell and aromatic filling to Hoanh Thanh with its handmade soft coat and savory filling, Hue street food has something to offer for every food lover. The fusion of different culinary traditions in Hue has created a distinctive cuisine that reflects the city’s rich history and culture. So, if you ever find yourself in Hue, make sure to explore its vibrant street food scene and indulge in these mouth-watering delicacies.
If you’re planning a trip to Hue, be sure to check out our comprehensive Hue Travel Guide for more information on the city’s attractions, culture, and local food. We’ve also included Google maps to help you navigate to these delicious food spots with ease. Simply click on the food image and let Google take you there by taxi. Don’t forget to save the guide for your upcoming Hue adventure!

