Duy’s Vegetarian Cafe

Duy’s Vegetarian Cafe is a nice spot if you’re looking for vegetarian food at a fair price. The food is not amazing but it’s very decent and satisfying. The atmosphere is great, calm, and comfortable, and the whole menu is vegetarian which I love. The Bún Bò Huế is the best dish here - way better than the cơm chiên and bánh cuốn in my opinion. Service was good, and while the food wasn’t super fast, it came out in a reasonable time. They also sell other vegetarian products which is a nice bonus.

Got the BBQ, lemongrass, and mixed banh mis, bun bo hue, a vermicelli egg roll bowl and chicken/vegetable baos. Everything was so good! I preferred the BBQ banh mi but all were good. Bun bo hue was nice and spicy on a cold day. The vermicelli bowl was refreshing and plenty of meat! We bought the baos at the register and the filling was similar to the egg roll filling - still really good with a soft bun. The workers were super sweet. Can’t wait to come back to try more!

100% vegetarian menu. Amazing place. Ambiance was cute. Clean. Food was out of this world. Even their sauces were amazing that I bought a few along with the food. By far my most favorite Vietnamese place in Houston in the last 30 years I’ve lived here.

As a die hard carnivore, I surprisingly enjoyed eating here. It’s a pretty small restaurant. They sell some groceries and have coolers of vegetarian items for sale. The bun bo hue was very flavorful. I would come back to try some other items on the menu. There’s plenty of parking. The staff are very friendly.

Great food..so filling, i think 2 pple can share the soup bowl... priced reasonably...loved the taste

Worth a visit when looking for a (Chay) Banh Mi or other vegetarian/vegan Vietnamese fare, but I wouldn't call it the end-all or be-all as other reviews do. The staff IS extremely friendly and they do have a wide selection of take away products choose from at moderate pricing.

Pass by here for a quick lunch. I ask for a combination and I got what it look like a vegan sandwich. Only few piece of cha in it. $6 each… wasted $12. I rather go elsewhere….