PHO NAM ATL

My workplace ordered takeout last Wednesday from here. I can't speak on ambiance or service, but I really enjoyed my meal choice! I got the Chicken Pho and was blown away. The broth was so flavorful, the noodles were the perfect consistency, and all of the usual accoutrements were fresh and tasty. I almost finished my entire bowl in one sitting and I never do that. I definitely want to come in some time soon and enjoy more!

Was not thrilled with the phô. Broth was ok. No packets of bean sprouts, cilantro, basil and lime provided like many other Phô restaurants. Prices posted from their website were pre-covid, so when our order was placed and the price given, we were in shock. It was over $20 more than it would've cost before Covid. They need to change their website to reflect the accurate prices.Lastly, when you go pick up your food, you have to pay to park. Overall, not our best experience.

Great place to pick up a bowl of Pho along the belt-line. Service was fast and friendly and the food was very good. Will definitely stop here again.

Kicking off AIPHM with a delicious Banh Mi from Pho Nam ATL was one of the best decisions of my May so far.After a busy morning of working, getting settled from my move and a doctors appointment, I had built up quite the appetite and set my sights on lunch. With so many amazing Asian-owned businesses in Atlanta, it was so difficult to make a choice from all of the delicious culinary options available to me. Finally, I decided on one of my favorite Vietnamese specialties - Pork Banh Mi! Even after a year in Atlanta, it blew my mind that I hadn't found my top Banh Mi spot, as it was a bi-weekly treat for myself back in Florida. Lucky me, I came across Pho Nam ATL thanks to Yelp!Located in Krog Street Market, Pho Nam ATL is small, but mighty. Offering a line of bar-esque seating for those who prefer to dine in, you can also pop in and order your food to go at their counter. I was only looking for a quick lunch on this day so I ordered at the front with a sweet woman who chatted me up about local events. I ordered a Pork Banh Mi but wished I could have one of everything, lol. She stated that my order would be up in about 15-20 minutes, so I took a seat and thought I'd get some work done on my phone while I waited. Not even 10 minutes later, my order was up. Love getting an order sooner than expected lol it felt like Christmas. Let me tell you - that sandwich barely made it out of the car. It smelled sooo good and I had to take a picture... the temptation was too much. I took a bite and it was all joy from there. The fresh carrots, the hits of cilantro, the flavorful pork - omg. I was so pissed when I looked down and it was gone. I truly hope no one was looking at me eat that because ya girl went to town. Obviously, I was a fan at first bite. Next time I'll get two sandwiches.

This place is sooooo good!! Cute spot I think perfect for date night. The pho is amazing. The service was also quick and helpful.

Great food, amazing service. The owner is super sweet and attentive. I got the spring roll(shrimp), the best one i've had. It was super fresh, and the shrimp was well seasoned. I also had a strawberry frozen beverage , it was delightful and refreshing. Itnisnlocated in Krogs market. Well kept and clean, I will be back.

The bahn mi at Pho Nam is legit! The French bread is perfect. Crusty on the outside, soft on the inside. The marinated meat is really something special. It's succulent and juicy and flavorful. Really makes a nice base of the sandwich. The veg was good but the cilantro was mostly just the stems and only a few leaves, so I didn't get a whole bunch of cilantro flavor in there. But on the whole, a really nice sandwich!

The soup had a nice taste and flavor. The food came out really fast. The cost was kind of pricey.

Out of all the food hall restaurants to try, this is the one that I picked and I was okay with my decision. You can sit at the bar there and eat so you don't have to worry about seating even though there's plenty of seating throughout the food hall.You'll run maybe around 15 to $17 for a meal and you can get pho or you can get a vermecelli bowl. I got the bowl with chicken and it was pretty good. Now for the size of the boat it wasn't really a lot, considering I would expect it to be full for the most part. It came with a lot of vegetables, a spring roll (which was the size of a baby leg), chicken and noodles, and it came with a couple of sauces. Now you could barely see the noodles because there weren't that many of them so it made the bowl look a little bit empty considering the fact that if you had gotten ramen it will be full to the brim (even though ramen has broth). So I feel like you don't get enough considering how much you're paying but what you do pay for it does taste good. Now also, the sauces that they gave I need it to put on the meal. I feel like it wasn't good standalone, it wasn't good just as is, even though the chicken was seasoned. I felt like whatever the soy ginger sesame sausage gave, I think that's what it was, had to happen for the food to be good like I expected to be good. It was only okay without the sauce. I actually ordered a couple more and basically dumped it on my meal. It was a okay meal without a, but the sauce definitely took it somewhere. It just makes me think to the fact to wear if I need sauce to make the meal a success, it was only a par meal to begin with. At least the sauce was good! That's the positive part about it, I loved the sauce.Overall, it was a pretty ok experience, but I know if there are better restaurants there, and better Asian aspired restaurants in the area. Would I go back if I was in the area, it's possible but not for sure. Am I upset with my experience, absolutely not. The service was super friendly and super nice. Honestly But I feel like I can get more bang for my buck elsewhere honestly. Especially because they're about 15 other spots in this specific Krog street market food hall to try.

Asked for extra protein and they barely put any more in the soup.Mediocre taste based on other pho shops I've had Value doesn't equate to price