Ghien Mi Go
If you're in the mood for a delicious, casual dining experience, Ghien Mi Go is a hidden gem you won't want to miss! Located at 9433 Bolsa Ave Unit C & D in Westminster, CA, this trendy spot offers a perfect blend of comfort and flavor. Whether you're stopping by for a quick meal or gathering with a group of friends, the vibe is just right—moderate noise, a divey feel, and welcoming for kids.
One of the best parts about Ghien Mi Go is their menu, packed with classic dishes that showcase the rich flavors of Vietnamese cuisine. A fan favorite is their Bun Bo Hue, a spicy and aromatic noodle soup that’s sure to satisfy your cravings for something hearty. If you’re not into spice, no worries! You can opt for their Hu Tieu, a savory noodle dish that will leave you coming back for more. For those who enjoy a lighter, more refreshing option, Egg Noodles and Dry Noodles are fantastic choices that balance out the meal with fresh ingredients and a perfect texture.
What’s more, Ghien Mi Go is great for groups. Whether you're bringing the whole family or hanging out with friends, you’ll find the atmosphere friendly and laid-back. The casual, trendy vibe makes it a great spot to catch up over a bowl of Noodles Soup, which is another must-try item on their menu.
The moderate noise level ensures you can enjoy your meal without feeling like you're shouting over the table. Plus, it’s a great place for kids, making it a perfect choice for family outings or casual gatherings. Whether you’re new to Vietnamese cuisine or a seasoned fan, Ghien Mi Go is definitely worth the visit.
Reviews
I went to eat at the restaurant this Friday morning, and I found the Hu Tieu Mi (noodle soup) very delicious. The soup base matched my taste perfectly and wasn't too salty. Especially, the staff here is very friendly and quick. When they saw that I needed something while I was eating, they immediately asked me, without having to wait for me to call. This is a big plus because, no matter how good or bad the food is, the service is what will make me come back
We drove down to OC to meet some old friends from Virginia visiting Tet Flower Festival. People were raving about Ghien Mi Go even with people from Virginia, amazing, so we had to try this restaurant with them. Like I warned people that where there are tons of young VN waiting to get in, you should be worried because these kids only care about facade, not the real thing, TASTE of FOOD. So we got in line, waited for about 20 minutes or so. Everyone seemed to be so excited but me. The place is small and packed with customers, we got a table for 6 right in front next to this prop VN rickshaw. One thing brighten our day was the young lady who takes order, quite pleasant, humorous and extremely helpful. We had fun ordering our food. Not much to order for us, everyone gets the same infamous bowl of noodles, the special bowl (with everything one it). You can have egg noodles, small or thick, rice noodles (pho) or both egg noodles and rice noodles. I like VN Chinese noodles soup with extra fried lard (port fat cut small and fried until crispy almost like pork rinds but pure fat not skin). This place charges $2.5 for a little cup which is totally ripped off because one person can't eat all and too little for many people. Most of other restaurants are free. So if I go alone, a big bowl $16 + $2.5 = $18.5 is a little high compared to Mi La Cay, Mi Trieu Chau down a few blocks which tastes much better and fried lard are free. But there are not many kids going there LOL. So the noodles soup came out. The soup is excellent, just right, not too sweet, not too salty, very good. The meats are plenty on my large bowl, great. But the noodles are soft and have no textures, no taste and rice noodles bedded together, soggy unlike in a real Chinese noodles restaurant, dark brown with crunch at every bite, tasty egg noodles. What makes a great bowl of egg noodles soup, the broth, the meat and the most important thing is the noodles, this restaurant didn't have all 3. Yes, it's ok to try once, but I would never come back here again, I missed the noodles at Mi La Cay, Phat Ky Mi Gia, Mi Trieu Chau and many other VN Chinese egg noodles soup near by.
Came here on New Year's Day and it was about a 30 minute wait. For a very busy day the servers were attentive and served us in a timely manner. Food was delicious and packed with protein. I got my noodles dry with soup on the side. The shaken beef was flavorful and tender and a good option for those who don't eat pork or seafood.
The parking is relatively difficult depends on the time you get there. The restaurant itself is of medium sized and the tables setting is quite good as they are not so cramped! Our party of 12 settled in quickly and service is prompt and the food delivered to the table so quickly, thanks to the instant order from the customers to the kitchen! The noodles soup I had was above average, from nice hot broth to the noodles texture and the plenty of protein! Other friends had Hainan chicken, shaking beef,... all pleased with what they had! Looks like a return there will be sooner rather than later!
Nice clean & brightly lit restaurant with plenty of seating which can accommodate large groups. Also had plenty of comfy booths. No wait for party of 1 on early Tuesday evening at 6pm. Was served promptly and my dish was delivered quickly. My small bun Bo hue did not feel like a small bc it was loaded with tender brisket, a small cube of coagulated blood, and a pork hock. Craving satisfied! I also appreciate how they have 2 different sizes of bun Bo hue. A small bowl for $13.95 is perfect for little o me. Someone even walked around to check up on the customers (unfortunately surprising in a Vietnamese restaurant lol) Unfortunately they do serve waters in plastic cups which goes against my values of using less plastic in general. $20 minimum to pay with credit card so had to pay with cash