Hm by Lequy Not your typical Vietnamese

San Francisco, CALocal News

Hẻm by Lequy opened in August 2025, replacing the well-loved Filipino brunch spot Alnico. The restaurant specializes in Vietnamese street food, featuring dishes such as garlic butter snails, grilled oysters, and a special clay pot rice. Diners have noted the unique textures and flavors, especially the snails, which are larger and chewier compared to Canadian varieties. The ambiance enhances the dining experience, although some patrons expressed a desire for better pacing between dishes. A second visit included a more traditional menu with grilled pork banh mi and garlic noodles, showcasing the restaurant's versatility.

The chef's attention to detail is evident in the presentation, with beautifully rendered plates and a variety of sauces. Hẻm by Lequy aims to provide an authentic taste of Vietnamese cuisine, appealing to both regular diners and newcomers. The restaurant has quickly gained popularity for its exciting flavors and memorable meals.

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