Anh's Kitchen

After attending a concert, I wanted something more satisfying than fast food, so I decided to try Anh's Kitchen. I ordered the clay pot chicken, which came in a savory, slightly sweet sauce with steamed rice. The dish was very tasty, and I enjoyed it so much that I would definitely order it again. I opted for water, while my friend tried the Chicken pho, which was just okay--not the best I've had.When we first walked into the restaurant, there were several tables that hadn't been cleaned yet, but an employee quickly took care of it. Overall, while it may not be a place I would rush back to, it was a decent meal that met the needs of the moment.

I enjoyed my date night at Anh's Kitchen! Me and my boyfriend loved our food.Food Items :Veggie EggrollsBf - Spicy Beef NoodlesMe - Combo Pho (Beef, Metballs, Brisket)Rating: 9.5/10I would highly reccomend this spot, I was very satisfied with mt visit. My food was delicious, the portion size is huge & the customer service is great! Cant wait to go backOpen til 2 AM!!!

Honestly, I saw the mixed reviews and was hesitant, but it was late and open soooo I ordered what I thought would be safe... a banh mi. It was the soggiest banh mi I have ever had in my entire life and I grew up on the stuff. I don't even know what could possibly have been in there to make it so soggy that it was leaking through the bag...and yet... it was dry. The Mango Sticky rice... i've never had a salty sticky rice... overall confused by the flavor profiles here.

During my dining experience:The initial disappointment stemmed from their pre-packaged bowl containing discolored, soggy sprouts, a scant amount of basil, jalapeno, and lime.The Hoisin sauce was served in limited to-go amounts packets, which I found inconvenient as I expected a more generous supply or a bottle for ease of use in a pho restaurant.Furthermore, both the pho and egg rolls lacked adequate salt and seasoning, leaving the overall flavor underwhelming.The unsatisfactory meal left me feeling a bit nauseated, primarily due to the unappetizing sprout bowl.

First, the positives...service. Service was prompt and friendly; hence, the three stars. The Thai Tea was also good. The cons...the food i ordered. I ordered the sautéed lemongrass chicken. The rice portion was nice and big (did not finish it). The main entree, not so much. The portion of the chicken was minimal and overwhelmed by all the onions (fillers). The chicken had the texture and taste of canned chicken. And finally, the overall dish was way too sweet. Onions get sweet when cooked and what I was presented was a "too sweet" dish with minimal canned chicken drowning in onions. Couple that with Thai Tea (which is also sweet in itself) and I needed a lot of water to dilute all the sweetness I was consuming. I love Thai Tea and I love lemongrass but that dish needs vast improvement. It's not often that I leave so much leftovers behind, but yeah, I did here. Maybe their other dishes are better but for anyone reading this, stay away from the sautéed lemongrass (unless they improve their recipe)!

I think the food is good! I've seen not so good reviews, but I think it's decent. I've been to some bad Vietnamese restaurants, and I don't think this qualifies. We ordered on Uber eats and the food was still tasty and hot. I wasn't a fan of the mango sticky rice but I wanna say it's because it had to travel. I feel it's once of those dishes they bring out and you start eating right away. The mango was good and ripe though. Would definitely order again. The pho was nicely done!

Anh's Kitchen is a delightful Vietnamese restaurant that I go to many times. The menu offered a variety of Vietnamese classics, and I had the opportunity of trying their spring rolls, rice bowls, and pho. The spring rolls were a fantastic start to our meal, we ordered shrimp, pork, and tofu. Fresh, chewy, and bursting with flavors, they were a perfect appetizer. The accompanying dipping sauce had just the right balance of sweet and savory, making it an ideal accompaniment.I ordered the filet mignon pho served up in a piping hot bowl of pho that was nothing short of exquisite. The broth was rich and aromatic, the rice noodles were perfectly cooked, and the meat was tender and full of flavor. It was a comforting and soul-warming bowl that left me craving for more.

It was a very cold night and was craving something warm and comforting. We frequented this place when we lived in Midtown. There are other Vietnamese restaurants in the city but we liked this one. With that said, you do pay for city prices when dining here.Looks can be deceiving but there are more tables in the back past the kitchen/counter area. We opted to sit by the door since some tables had a reserved sign and some tables were left dirty and not bussed. We came during busy hour as they had tons of people coming in and out for their online pick up orders. It didn't take very long until we were greeted by the server to give us our water. He came back 5 mins after and placed our order of butter stone eggplant, grilled pork vermicelli bowl and combo pho. We waited maybe 20 mins after getting our eggplant appetizer. It was crispy with a sweet sauce - think Mongolian beef without the rice crispies and made with eggplant. We waited for 20 mins after that and our meals arrived. The kitchen must have been chaotic since people who ordered after us got their meals before we did. Thank goodness we ordered an appetizer though. My grilled pork bowl came with tons of rice noodles and shredded lettuce and carrots with a good amount of grilled pork and egg roll. I asked for extra nuoc mam and the server came back a few minutes after with that. My husband ordered a combo pho but he never got the sauces or side of veggies that pho is typically served with. Customer service that night was definitely lacking since they were very busy. We had to track down our server so we could pay. Our total bill for the night was around $40. Parking: park at the Viewpoint deck to get validated parking. We didn't realize where this was until leaving the deck since we would walk here before

We came here after a concert because it was one of the few places in the area that stays open late. Unfortunately, the service was disappointing. There was only one person working the entire restaurant, and despite his best efforts, we often had to go to the counter to request things. My friend and I both ordered the pho combo. It was odd that the vegetables, which are supposed to come with pho, were served in a little plastic bag, and they were not fresh. The food was just okay. This place might be decent visit if they're not busy or understaffed at night.

Anh's is a cute place, the staff are friendly, and I've always had good service. If you want Pho, this is the place, it's great! However, if you want anything outside of Pho, you'll probably feel...meh. The rest of the food isn't terrible, but it's completely forgettable. So go get your Pho, and don't stray from that!