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Late-night broken rice in alley 269

Quan Gia He — a glowing glass cart on De Tham, open 6 PM to 5 AM. The fried pork belly is the cult dish; your first extra rice is free.

Quan Gia He rice cart at night
The Quan Gia He cart glowing at night — mouth of alley 269 De Tham.
The name

Named Gia He, selling broken rice

Regulars laugh: the name has nothing to do with the menu. Beyond broken rice there are ribs, chicken, pork skin, egg cake, noodles and hu tieu — but people come for the midnight plate of fried pork belly.

The cult dish

The cult dish

Fried pork belly rice on the yellow plastic plate

Fried pork belly rice

Marinated just right, tender never dry, the skin still chewy. So generous two people split one plate — in the exact words of Foody reviewers.

VND 35,000
The night ledger

Open 6 PM to 5 AM

Nights only
18:00Opens
05:00Closes
Foody lists 6 PM–5 AM · some sources say 8 AM–4 AM — call 0933 937 335 before a late visit.
The ritual

Your first extra rice is free

Every plate comes with one free refill of rice. Only the next one is charged — two people eat their fill for 70,000₫.

Real photos

Yellow plates, De Tham nights

Diner photos from Foody — unstaged.

Visit

269 De Tham, District 1

Right at the mouth of alley 269, by the Phuong Trang bus station — across from the A25 Hotel.

Address

269 De Tham, Pham Ngu Lao Ward, District 1, Ho Chi Minh City

6 PM – 5 AM daily (per Foody)

QUAN GIA HE

Named Gia He, selling broken rice — a sidewalk night spot at 269 De Tham, District 1.