What guests say
Anh Tuyet Restaurant is a small family-run eatery known for tasty Vietnamese dishes like beef pho, spring rolls, and seafood. Quiet space, affordable prices. Customers appreciate the owner's friendliness and food quality.
- •Delicious Vietnamese dishes
- •Friendly owner
- •Reasonable prices
- •Quiet space
- •Fresh ingredients
- •Pineapple juice not good
- •Spring rolls over-fried
- •Vegetable soup not fresh
Rating
Reviews (24)
Good place, close to but isolated from the tourist souvenir vendors. Felt peaceful and pleasant. Beef Pho was good. Always helps to use a little local dialect.
The worst place I’ve eaten on 3 weeks in Vietnam so far…
It's the best food I've ever eaten in Vietnam so far. The food is delicious, the spring rolls are fantastic, the sea food... everything sp good
Best Vietnamese food I tried in the whole country. Highly recommended.
The food is really delicious!! The best I have had in Vietnam ☺️
Very fine, excellent and fresh food at a low price. The restaurant is owned by a very friendly and welcoming family; they serve and cook themselves.
The pineapple juice tasted a bit off, the rolls were overfried and greasy, and the soup vegetables weren't the freshest. But the fried noodles were genuinely great. Decent enough for the price
Vegetable noodle soup and a beer. Tasty lunch. Very reasonable price
Buenos bocatas, buen pho, buenos rollitos, 10 de 10 desde España con amor
Came here for lunch after the tour to Am Phu Cave. The tour operator served us My Quang with pork noodle. Drink is not included. We had a better taste My Quang at Hoi An.
Came here for lunch after the tour to Am Phu Cave. The tour operator served us My Quang with pork noodle. Drink is not included. We had a better taste My Quang at Hoi An.
Came here for dinner after visiting Marble Mountain. Had simple beef pho and chicken vermicelli, both were quite good and filled us up. Owner was very nice and we used google translate to understand each other. Paid using credit card as cash was running low.
Came here for dinner after visiting Marble Mountain. Had simple beef pho and chicken vermicelli, both were quite good and filled us up. Owner was very nice and we used google translate to understand each other. Paid using credit card as cash was running low.
Best fried rice and chicken. Seafood noodle and vegetable superb. 10/10
Best fried rice and chicken. Seafood noodle and vegetable superb. 10/10
Очень понравилось, все было вкусно.Детям тоже понравилось.
Было вкусно
Affordable prices
Although it's a small shop, the owner couple were kind and the food was delicious.
Very good surprise. The one across the street was full, and no one here. The others were wrong... Excellent soups and nice service.
Very good surprise. The one across the street was full, and no one here. The others were wrong... Excellent soups and nice service.
**Anh Tuyet Restaurant – Coffee** is a small eatery located near the Marble Mountains area, often visited by tourists after climbing. The space is quiet, separated from the souvenir shops, so it feels quite pleasant. The food is rated as decent, with reasonable prices, and it's not too crowded during the day, so service is fast. Some frequently mentioned dishes are **spring rolls**, **beef pho**, **stir-fried noodles**, **fried rice**, and **mango juice**. Some people praise the **butter-grilled shrimp** and **stir-fried water spinach** as being better than other famous eateries. The restaurant serves vegetarian dishes and is willing to adjust according to guests' requests. Notably, some guests even complimented... the restaurant's cute dog! However, there are a few minor drawbacks: some people had their drinks forgotten, or found the **spring rolls** a bit oily. But overall, the majority are satisfied with the experience, especially after visiting the Marble Mountains. In short, if you've just finished climbing and are looking for a cool, quiet place to have lunch at a reasonable price, **Anh Tuyet Restaurant** is a very decent choice. Not fancy, but tasty and lovely enough to remember.
Among the places in front of Ohaengsan, this is a very cost-effective place. Run by a married couple, the taste is very good. The stir-fried noodles take a bit of time.
This is a restaurant where I was brought for lunch when I booked the Marble Mountain tour on GetYourGuide. The menu was chicken pho. The chicken was well-seasoned and very delicious. The soup was also tasty, and I drank it all! I ordered mango and pineapple juice as extras. The mango juice was very delicious—not too sweet and refreshing. And they freshly squeeze it with a juicer after you order. It's nice that it costs less than 200 yen.