
Anh’s Kitchen serves delicious and authentic Vietnamese food in the heart of midtown Atlanta. We offer delicious and savory soups like pho, clay pot fried rice, curry, crispy egg rolls, classic appetizers, and banh mi sandwiches. Perfect to pop in and dine or grab and go.
Classic Vietnamese dishes (think pho, banh mi & more) served in comfortable surroundings.
Hours
| Sunday | 11 AM–1 AM |
| Monday | 11 AM–9:30 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Thursday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Friday | 11 AM–2 AM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–2 AM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: Viewpoint, 855 Peachtree St NE STE 2, Atlanta, GA 30308
Phone: (404) 989-6886
Website: https://anhkitchenatl.com/
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Reviews
They were busy on a weekend night.
Would definitely come back!
OVERALL REVIEW :
Shrimp clay bowl 8.9 /10 – added chili sauce 9/10
Chicken Clay bowl 10/10
Spicy beef pho 5/10 – needed spice and lemon but still good
White rice- hard to screw up rice but the rice was so sticky and well cooked 9/10
Passion fruit lemonade 9/10 , not too sweet , perfectly sweet and not too bitter
Mango Rice 10/10 !! literally so soft and subtle, I loved how it wasn’t sweet it was so delectable
Would I go back? I absolutely would! I still had enough for leftovers… hope this review is helpful
Let me be clear: negative reviews are not bought—they’re earned. And the recurring issues here are not isolated incidents; they reflect a pattern of negligence and disregard.
Summary of Experiences:
1. First Visit: Service was average. Nothing special.
2. Second Visit: I ordered 10 minutes before another customer, yet he received his food before me. No explanation.
3. Third Visit: Due to consistently slow service, I asked for my food to-go. After waiting 15–20 minutes, I walked up to check the order myself. An employee became physically confrontational—completely unprofessional. I remained calm, but it was absurd.
4. Fourth Visit: I was served raw meat without warning.
5. Fifth Visit: Again, raw meat was packed without any notice or instruction. No verbal communication, no labeling—nothing.
6. Language Barrier: Employees repeatedly failed to communicate clearly in English. This isn’t about accents—this is about basic, necessary communication, especially when food safety is involved.
7. Lack of Humanity: I witnessed a man asking for water on a hot day, and the same staff member coldly refused. Where’s the compassion?
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Beyond the customer service failures, the handling of food borders on dangerous. Raw meat given without verbal or visual instruction is a serious health code concern. Why is the bag sealed with no indication of what’s inside or whether it’s safe to eat?
As a Black customer, I also can’t ignore the cultural discomfort I feel in this location. The energy, tone, and treatment from staff toward Black patrons feels passive-aggressive at best and discriminatory at worst. We deserve to be treated with the same dignity as any paying customer.
I’m sharing this not out of anger, but out of accountability. Businesses like this should not be allowed to continue without oversight. I encourage fellow customers—especially those who’ve had similar experiences—to speak up, file complaints, and withhold support until changes are made.
We must support businesses that respect both our money and our humanity.
Super Local Guide – check my review history. I don’t write this lightly.