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A spicy beef noodle soup from Hue in central Vietnam, fragrant with lemongrass and chili.
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Bun bo Hue was born in Hue, the old imperial capital of central Vietnam. Unlike pho bo, it uses thick, round rice noodles. Its broth, heavy with lemongrass, chili, and fermented shrimp paste, is rich and spicy, and its refined seasoning is said to carry on the tradition of Hue's court cuisine. Adding pork hock and blood sausage is also classic.
Put the beef shank in cold water, bring to a boil, skim, and make a broth.
Fry the lemongrass and chili in oil until fragrant.
Add the fried lemongrass and fermented shrimp paste to the broth and simmer.
Season with fish sauce.
Boil the noodles in another pot and put in bowls.
Pour over the broth and top with beef, red onion, and herbs.