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Thien Huong Food Vi Huong Beef Flavor is a Vietnamese instant noodle. It smells really good. When I opened it, the first thing I thought was that it smells like Bun Bo Hue.
Produced in Vietnam by Thien Huong Food Joint Stock Company.
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What’s in the Package
Inside the packaging, you’ll find a round block of fried wheat noodles accompanied by two seasoning sachets and a plastic folding fork. There is a larger silver soup base sachet containing the beef-flavored powder and a smaller transparent flavouring oil sachet.
How to Cook Thien Huong Food Vi Huong Beef Flavor
- Peel the lid back partway and add the soup base and flavouring oil sachets on top of the noodles.
- Pour 380 to 400ml of boiling water into the bowl.
- Close the lid and let it sit for 3 minutes.
- Remove the cover, stir well to ensure the oil and powder are fully incorporated, and enjoy using the included fork.
How Does It Taste
The broth delivers on what the smell promises. It’s salty in the best way. It’s got a traditional beef flavor that James compared to the classic Kung Fu beef noodle soup flavor but with a little more kick. There’s a lingering spice in the aftertaste that sits at a 1 out of 5 and keeps things interesting without overpowering the bowl. It builds slightly as you eat.
The noodles are thin and wavy. They do their job and carry the broth well through the whole bowl.
How Does It Compare
The closest thing I’ve reviewed is the Vifon Beef Flavor Bun Bo Hue. Both are Vietnamese beef noodles that go for that Bun Bo Hue taste. If you want something closer to pho, try the Chin-Su PhoStory Beef Flavored.
How to Level Up Thien Huong Food Vi Huong Beef Flavor
Since you just add hot water, cook the tomatoes, onion and garlic in a pan first. If you want to use fresh tomatoes, dice them really small. James wanted beef too, so stir-fry some thin sliced beef with the tomatoes and put it on top. Finish with green onions.
Final Verdict
This one is good. It smells like Bun Bo Hue and tastes like a beef noodle soup with a little spice at the end. It’s a good one to build on with tomatoes and beef. I’d pick it up if I saw it.
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