An estimated 30,000 Vietnamese live in Houston today with the first migration coming in the mid-’70s after South Vietnam fell. ... The best banh mi shop in town is Les Givral’s.

Vietnamese-born artist Thai Kham Thien creates a miniature traditional Vietnamese sculpture using colored flour putty as Sydney La, 7, and her sister Casey, 6, look on during the Hope Initiative's ...

Tinh Trinh was 21 years old on a barge in the South China Sea, floating away from the Vietnamese coast with his wife and family. The North Vietnamese army had just begun its full-scale assault on ...

In the 80s, most of Houston's Vietnamese restaurants were in Midtown, but the majority have since relocated to Asiatown. Phuong and Rosie Tran, owners of Pho Saigon , have stayed put.

Best Vietnamese Restaurant: Nam Giao Celebrity chef David Chang sang its praises when he visited Nam Giao for his Houston episode, but you don’t have to take his word for it.

When Vietnamese refugees arrived in Houston in the 1970s, ... and hu tieu My Tho, which comes from the southern town of My Tho along the Mekong Delta, are most popular.

In 2007, a Houston-based Vietnamese human rights group used a billboard campaign to raise awareness about human and religious rights violations in modern-day Vietnam.

The cuisine of Houston is not easily defined. It is a symbol of the diversity of our great city. We can of course claim to have amazing Mexican food, barbecue and beef, but we also have some of ...