Uncle Ho's

Location:
166-E(-29 José Calama and Diego de Almagro
La Mariscal, Quito, Ecuador

Restaurant

V!VA User‘s Description

Uncle Ho's opened in Spring 2007, bringing Vietnamese food to Quito through this real gem of a restaurant. The owner is part-Vietnamese and unlike most of the Asian food in Quito, the food is very authentic. The restaurant combines delicately flavored, mouth-watering food with friendly service. For a real taste of Vietnam, slurp on the "Pho," which is a Hanoi-style beef noodle soup, or for that matter, try any of the menu items--from Summer Rolls to Coconut Curry Chicken, all bring a delicious taste of Vietnam to your palate. Finish up with a round of Stuffed Fried Bananas, flambéed at your table. Que rico!

Prices:
Lunch: Mid-Range
Dinner: Mid-Range

Price Description: Mains run at around $6, with tax and service included in the prices.

Regulations: Unknown

Dress Code: Casual

Reservation: Unknown

Contact Information:
Phone: 090515067
E-mail: info(at)remove-this.unclehos.net

Traveler Reviews of

Yummy

Rating: 100%

I love its food, specially the grapefruit salad!

By V!VA User from Spain, Nov 29, 2008

Bloody Marvelous!

Rating: 100%

Yah, no, brilliant place. Expatriates go there, so you can't argue with that, really, can you? If you do want to argue, then you can come to me, and I'll challenge you to a shouting competition.

By V!VA User from God's own British Empire, under Juristriction of her Majesty, Queen Liz el dos., Sep 19, 2008

Amazing

Rating: 100%

Octavio, the cook and part owner has trained in Paris and D.C., and it shows. He is a meticulous and thoughtful artisan who often shops locally for his many organic and sumptuous ingredients. What a treat.

By V!VA User from Boulder and Quito, Oct 23, 2007