Anh's Kitchen - Atlanta

I had the curry and sampled the fried rice with Chinese sausage. The food was impressive, and the presentation was both suitable and delightful. The service was good, and it provided a refreshing perspective on Vietnamese cuisine.

We are big fans of Vietnamese cuisine and were excited to eat at Anh’s Kitchen during our visit to Atlanta! We ordered the Tofu Banh Mi, Claypot Eggplant, and Vegetarian Pho. We enjoyed the Pho and Banh Mi much more than the clay pot, which was a bit too salty for our taste. However, the atmosphere was pleasant, and the service was very quick! I would definitely recommend Anh’s Kitchen if you're a fan of Vietnamese food.

The chicken pho was quite disappointing. The small, dry pieces of chicken and the broken noodles left a lot to be desired. As a pho connoisseur, I’ve never encountered a Vietnamese restaurant that served broken noodles like these—it's as if they're catering to children! Additionally, the prices do not match the portion sizes; it's almost laughable. Save your time and money. The Saigon noodles were lacking in flavor, containing only three shrimp pieces and tiny bits of pork. I really wanted to enjoy this place, but sadly, it fell short of my expectations.

Worst chicken pad Thai I’ve had so far. It was drowning in sauce and made the noodles all mushy. I always order pad Thai as a safe option, but epic fail at this place!Food: 1/5

Ordered the combination pho. Had to immediately order extra noodles as the noodles that came with the meal were all broken into pieces that it wasn’t even noodles. Paid 20$ for a 15$ meal. It was $20 too much…. Would not recommend.