Address and Contact Information
Address: 1620 S Mildred St #4, Tacoma, WA 98465
Phone: (253) 460-7200
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Reviews
Ann T
Placed an online order but it didn’t show up on their end until after pick up time. They rushed and got the food done in record time! Food was delicious and fresh. Good size portions and restaurant was very clean inside.
… moreEd Chavez
Delicious rice vermicelli – had pork skewers and egg rolls. Good pho. Cheap excellent meals.
Excellent service (owner), friendly and tries to make sure you’re well served. Goes as far as even letting me know that a roll’s wrapping was slightly undone (I didn’t even notice)!
Space is good for small groups. Low to moderate prices. Ample free parking.
… moreExcellent service (owner), friendly and tries to make sure you’re well served. Goes as far as even letting me know that a roll’s wrapping was slightly undone (I didn’t even notice)!
Space is good for small groups. Low to moderate prices. Ample free parking.
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This place was horrible! The staff were generally pleasant but the air had a dirty feeling that I can’t describe. Then menus were a bit sticky and did not look aesthetically pleasing at all. In fact, the menus were difficult to read as it was cluttered. The server served us jasmine tea in a tea pot that was a bit dirty (the tea was fine though). I ordered the beef pho and let me tell you – the broth was incredibly, incredibly watery! It tasted like watered down home made pho and it was incredibly bland. The pho was also described as having different sorts of meats but I believe that there was only steak. I ordered the small pho and apparently it was really small according to my mom but the size was fine to me. Everything about this place was so gross to me.
… moreThuy Do
You can support one of your local small businesses by trying this charming mom and pop’s Vietnamese restaurant. The food tastes amazing and healthy (a rare occurrence in America), has great portions, and is reasonably priced. You might have to wait a bit depending on how much food you order because everything is freshly made and is prepared only by the two mom and pop. The restaurant is clean, quiet, and can be a great place for any occurrence, such as having lunch during work to getting dinner while watching a game on the tv. I would recommend the wonton soup, egg rolls, and shrimp fried rice.
… moreTrish Long
This is one of our family’s favorite restaurants for over 30 years, so this review is long overdue. My husband loves the Vietnamese Crepe and my favorite is #82 Pork & Grilled Shrimp Vermicelli Bowl. Our kids love the Chicken Fried Rice and the Egg Noodle Soup. Their Pho is delish and their Vietnamese coffee is the best in town. It’s a family owned and operated restaurant, a great place for lunch or dinner when you aren’t in a rush and just want to relax and enjoy a delicious meal.
… moreSusan Kunkel
Ordered the Bun noodle salad–large portion with egg rolls and grilled pork. This salad is so refreshing. I found lots of chopped cilantro, mint and basil in the salad plus bean sprouts and lettuce. They agreed to my request for a bit more chopped peanuts. The egg rolls and meat were hot and tasty and the time to wait for the take-out was within their estimate. The only minus is that the interior of the restaurant needs a little freshening.
… moreMadeline C.
Quaint little restaurant. I was greeted by a kind man. I was offered tea while i waited for my to go order. Clean and inviting.
Got home and was pleasantly surprised with my meal. Great flavor with my noodle dish and their fried spring rolls are as good as my favorite place on 38th street… I haven’t been able to find a fried roll as good as them until NOW! Thank you, Kim Anh Restaurant. I’ll be back, soon…
… moreGot home and was pleasantly surprised with my meal. Great flavor with my noodle dish and their fried spring rolls are as good as my favorite place on 38th street… I haven’t been able to find a fried roll as good as them until NOW! Thank you, Kim Anh Restaurant. I’ll be back, soon…
Virginia Bluehorse
Greatest food and friendly people. Orders 21 – 34 – 73
… moreJames Steel
Great food and service by the owner. Our local cycling club had our monthly meeting in this quiet eatery. Try the Vietnamese crepe! Access and parking really good. My associates say the soups were very good. Prices are low, good value.
… moreSarah Hubbard
This was our first time trying this place. We ordered two large chicken pho’s, 2 spring rolls, and an order of pot stickers to-go. We were told that it would take 10-15 minutes. We gave them 20 minutes because most places take a few minutes longer to prepare the food. I only mention this because some people are pressed for time, we weren’t, but we did end up waiting 40 more minutes for our to go order. Oh well. Inside there was only one customer eating, so it’s not like they were slammed. We take the food home, and it’s pretty small portion for large pho’s. Again, oh well. It was weird though that they put broccoli in the pho rather than bean sprouts? The broth was good. They gave one small pack of hoisin sauce. The rest of the dish/dishes were average. The noodles were a bit gummy. The pot stickers undercooked and lacking flavor. The fresh spring rolls were okay (could have used 3 or 4 shrimp for the size and price) and the peanut sauce was okay. I wouldn’t go here again though for $48. Again, the broccoli was weird to me.
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