Superb. Every single time my family come to Duluth I'm very excited to eat here. Granted I always…read moreget their phở and cơm bò lúc lắc (which are amazing) but my family gets other things and says it's really good each time too. Their waiters and waitresses are nice. The restaurant is clean, neat, and has a nice vibe to it, restrooms are clean for those who need to know that. This place is worth a try if you're in Duluth.

Best Vietnamese in this area. Pho, special bread was awesome!…read moreDefinitely coming back soon

I love this restaurant. It's my favorite place for pho and I love the hours because I love to come…read moreget pho for breakfast. The service is nice and the restaurant is quiet in early hours.

I came with a friend for the lunch special (8a-4p). This shopping center is so busy but luckily I…read morewas able to find a parking spot. We were sat right away when we walked in and were handed some menus. Half the menu was unreadable from being wiped so many times, but we were interested in their lunch special. We ordered the beef pho, combination black pepper sauce and pork banh mi. The service is no frills. They literally dropped a bottle of water off and you have to pour it yourself. They never check on you after dropping off the food. On to the food, the portions are a good size. The beef pho has a nice broth flavor with served slices of beef. The combination black pepper sauce comes in a pot and I like that it was piping hot and the flavor is good and the rice got crispy. I ordered the sandwich to bring home, but they don't provide to go boxes. So bring your own if you want to take leftovers. It took me a while to get the servers attention to pay. You are able to Apple Pay table side, which was convenient. Overall 3.5* for value but definitely not service.

Food was delicious! Tried many new dishes with some of my Vietnamese friends! Staff was friendly!read more

If you're looking for a crispy Banh Xeo with all the toppings to make a wrap, don't go to An's…read moreKitchen. Their version is not good. It's soggy, flavorless and way too thick. The pork belly was as thick as what you put in thit kho so it wasn't cooked right. There is no rice paper. No Romaine lettuce. What the heck you want me to do with this tasteless iceberg lettuce? Also why is there carrots and daikon in my crepe? It's undercooked and made it even more soggy. Fish sauce was wack. It had the most random assortment of herbs I've ever seen. Like the kitchen just threw in whatever they had leftover. Why is there fish mint and lime kaffir leaves? But I can't get some romaine lettuce? Waited 30 minutes for this and didn't feel like finishing this after a few bites. We also tried the macaroni with steak and the ramen with steak. Prices are high at $16 per dish for a small AF portion with 5 tiny pieces of strips of "steak." We mentioned how expensive it was that 10 tiny anorexic looking wings was $25 so the server came back and told us it was now $16? Da heck...should we have haggled the rest of the menu? I don't see this place surviving when it's right next to Nam Phuong and there's better Viet food over there. Service was fine. Our server didn't know a lot about the menu to be honest. The food itself too FOREVER to come out despite us being the only other table in the restaurant. My husband's dish came out first then it took about 15 minutes for my nephew's and then another 15 for mine. They waited to eat with me so their food ended up being cold. Only positive is the ambiance is nice, bright, and modern. They still had plenty of the former Pho Ga decor around. I'm may be way too melodramatic for this. King House still has the best Banh Xeo in Atlanta area. *mic drop*

Bánh ướt chồng in real life This new elevated Vietnamese…read morerestaurant is the ONLY place I've been able to find this tower of deliciousness in Metro Atlanta. The fresh rice wraps and bountiful toppings are fit for a queen like myself. I couldn't even finish this dish, so it's great to share. Elevated is the word that I am using to describe this amazingly yummy spot, but the prices are the same as hole in the wall places. I was shocked at the value, honestly. Pho here is also the most loaded I've seen, packed with beef. Bánh khọt here is insane and loaded with the fattest shrimp. The prices are lower than I've seen at dives for less quality food, so go here before they smarten up and raise their prices. I like that you can order a smaller serving of fish sauce wings here because sometimes you just crave wings to go with your noodles. You know a place is good when the condiments on the table are all house made garlic sauce and chili crisp. The WonderPho address says Norcross, but they are more like Peachtree Corners area. Stop by and support another new local authentic restaurant.

Alright, I'm giving this place 4 stars for the simple facts that they are serving items that aren't…read moretypical for Vietnamese places *HERE*. In other states where Viet food/culture is represented better-t's all very common and basic. They are also getting 4 stars because they had other containers on the table besides hoisin and sriracha. The meat was a little lack luster in terms a flavor/freshness...it was bland but wasn't bad. Both just needed some salt and the sliced pork fat/belly needed a better char. My rice noodle sheets held up well for my meal...only ended up with one torn one...but I wrapped it in some lettuce and carried on. The little sprinkle of fried onion wasn't as crispy or onion-y as I'd hoped...but it was decent. Veggies were all fresh, crunchy and the pickled greens were a nice touch. I ended up asking for a side of lettuce/basil/mint, since it needed some more. It was 3 extra bucks and worth it to me-it's not pictured though. The side of brown sauce was briny, sour and I thought would be a little more punchy than it was...if you don't like fish sauce/shrimp paste I'd avoid it. Little side of ground fresh chilis and garlic was perfect to cut through the freshness element. I ended up using some of the pickled garlic on the table for two of the rolls. All the male servers that were working while I was there were super polite and attentive. My actual server was great, we chatted some and he talked about the variations of Banh uot as well as how their Pho broth is northern Viet flavor based. We also talked about how their Bánh xèo was different from other places....it was nice! I'd stop back in...it's great to see Peachtree Corners thriving. I remember what that shopping center looked like in its early hay days of the 80s and 90s all the way through its not so great days of early/mid 2000s.

The restaurant is spacious and comfortable. The food was okay overall. I tried the Bo Ne, but the…read morebeef was a bit tough. The Mi Quang was a little unusual to me, and the broth was more watery than expected. The staff were nice though. I think the restaurant could improve the food quality a bit more.

I want to try this bun bo hue because they said it is from the same people at Hue Deli Cafe in…read moreforest park. The flavor is similar, but they have much more oils in their broth. It is still better than all the BBH from other pho restaurants like Dai Loi, Dai Nam, etc. I would still come back if I dont feel like driving to Forest Park.

We really like this place. We have been visiting Atlanta and we have come here for breakfast both…read moredays. It is small and nice. The people that work here are super kind. They remembered all the things we liked for the second time when we came. I would highly recommend this location. They were so fast and it was an easy, quick dining experience.

Yikes. Unfortunately I have to dock two stars from YANY after I found a huge fly floating in my…read moreBanh Canh Cua. I know it's bound to happen but I lost my appetite after I fished this out. Prior to my discovery, the Banh Canh Cua was very tasty. I really like how it's seasoned. Lots of beef slices, crab meat and shrimp. I got thru about a third of the bowl before I saw the fly. I probably won't order this again sadly. The Shaking Beef rice dish is still very good and may opt for that instead from now on. The owner ended up not charging for the soup which is nice, but I'm still grossed out. TDLR; If you come, make sure you keep your eyes peeled for bugs.........

I heard they're closing at the end of this month and they've been on my list to try the best…read morejjajangmyeon in Georgia. Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong both usually have good deals. I grew up eating half and half so it's naturally what I felt inclined to get. The price here was fine and the cashier was nice. It looked elegant inside. For my takeout order, they took extra care to add a newspaper layer at the bottom. For the food... Jjamppong was delicious! It had a good amount of spice. I'm used to more seafood taste but for this deal it's alright. Jjajangmyeon was smokey, with a slight bitter char taste. I didn't like it as much as I thought I would, but it did have good veggies in it. Radish looked good but I don't know why the white onions were transparent. Nonetheless I do wish them the best as they've been open for years with many happy customers.

Chef Wong has delicious Korean-Chinese food . The jjajangmyun and tang so yook is something worth…read moretrying along with a large selection of other delicious foods like general tso's chicken Affordable , delicious and great service . Highly recommend!!

We had to come to this restaurant because we actually went to a different Thai restaurant up the…read morestreet but they were doing takeout only so they recommended that we come to this one. The ambiance is really nice and the servers are very attentive and responsive for the most part. There was a time they told us that they would bring us more rice but they ended up not bringing it and there was a slight communication barrier but nothing too crazy. The food that we ordered was pretty good. It's not spectacular or particularly flavorful but it gets the job done when you're really hungry. The shrimp appetizer and the rice paper, the fried one, is delicious. The three flavors whole fish was okay. I feel like the fish needed its own flavor and it was slightly overfried but it was fine. The other guests enjoyed their meals. We all agreed that it got the job done but we wouldn't go out of our way to come back here

Umm, if you do not know anything about Thai cuisine and are only looking for tasteless large…read moreportions, you may love this place. It started out on a promising note, busy at 2pm was interesting. They accommodated my request for pad woon sen and even brought me fish sauce and vinegar with jalapeño condiments. Even those could not add much flavor to the dish. My hubby's veggie fried Thai rice seemed to be cooked with pad Thai type of sauce. Inedible. Unfortunately, service was lackluster as well and no one checked back. We would have returned the dish given the opportunity. Service was friendly just inattentive and disorganized. The robot delivering to go orders was cute. Skip this place, eat at home.