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    Lesly M.

    Got the katsu with rice, chicken curry udon, beef stew, beef rib pho, chicken garlic noodle and Vietnamese flight! All dishes were 10/10, super flavorful and delicious! Vietnamese flight were nice, our fav was the Ube. Only thing that would've been better is for the dishes to come out hotter in temperature, all were slightly warmed. Service was kind and attentive. Place has plenty of seats and was clean.

    Viet Platter Dinner with Lemongrass Shrimp
    John H.

    On the main strip in Kenton, a cute and slightly upscale Vietnamese spot with craft cocktails. While eating dinner with a group, I shared the Viet platter with lemongrass shrimp and the miso braised beef ribs. The beef ribs with mashed potatoes, gravy, and brussel sprouts was to die for! The kind of meat & potatoes plate that warms your belly & your heart! Viet platter was the opposite - bright and full of veggies! It felt healthy, but I thought it could have had more shrimp. Jalapeños were overflowing! Ratios could have been better. These two dishes combined for two were perfect. I once got a Vietnamese iced coffee and banh mi to go, both seemed small for the price.

    Sally C.

    We drove here from Tigard and was extremely excited to try it. The sizzling beef and egg was good, but not very special. It would be good if there was some pate with it. We were mostly excited to try the waffles and chicken but sadly, it was disappointing. It came with an extremely thin piece of chicken that is heavily battered and over fried. So trying to cut into it just created a huge mess with the batter flying everywhere. The chicken itself was also very dry. Service was great though!

    Curry udon
    Keely N.

    I ordered the curry udon with fried oyster mushroom. I really wanted to like my dish but the curry udon was heavy in coconut cream which overpowered the curry seasoning. Because I couldn't taste curry flavors, or any time of seasoning, I thought it was bland and too rich and creamy for my taste. I thought that the fried oyster mushrooms were too dry. However, I would come back to try a different dish though because of the restaurant's hype in the city.

    Danny N.

    The food here is good but didn't wow me. I would have to say the ube waffles stood out the most for me. I love the ube flavor and the texture of the waffles! The buns were flavorful and delicious. Street parking is recommended. Service is great!

    Mark C.

    Street parking available and a gender-neutral restroom, which is always appreciated. We came for dinner even though this spot seems more known for brunch. It wasn't too busy, and we had a big party; really appreciated that they gave the celebrants complimentary desserts, which was a nice touch. The pandan rice cake with ube ice cream was a my favorite. We called earlier and they got reservations available to be made. The pho was perfect for the chilly weather. The broth was strong and flavorful, and the chicken was cooked well. My friend got the noodles with crispy chicken and mushrooms, and those were phenomenal. The Vietnamese platter would honestly make a perfect date-night meal. This has great variety and fun to share. The fries and wings were flavorful appetizers and a great way to start the meal. Service was great overall, but a bit hands-off after the food was served. I don't remember anyone checking back in on us. Nothing was wrong with the food, but it would've been nice to have that quick follow-up. Would definitely come back, especially to check out their brunch next time.

    Look at this veggie noodle bowl!
    Lori G.

    This was a wonderful find during our trip to Portland! I had the veggie noodle bowl and it was filled with non typical veggies - bok choy, turnip, special mushroom and more! The broth was also very flavorful! My sweetie got a beef noodle bowl and it was delicious too! The happy hour potstickers with peanut sauce were to die for. Service wea excellent too. Run, don't walk to this gem!

    Jonathan Y.

    Love how close this place is to where I used to work in North Portland a nice not too busy and rustic looking spot near Kenton park. The the coin inside is really nice and chill vibe. There's lots of seating and we came at a Thursday for lunch and it wasn't too packed. I had the Vietnamese Coffee flight to try out all the different ones, and the Ube cafe sua da was by far the best. I had the Vietnamese sizzling plate with baguettes and it was very good. The flavor is a little bit on the stronger side, but that's what I like so it was perfect for me and the portion was surprisingly enough even though it looked a little small coming out. Highly recommend eating it with with the baguette because dipping into the sauce was delicious. Look forward to coming for dinner sometime to try more!

    Ube Butter Toast
    Shelby C.

    Came here for a bridesmaid brunch. Very cute and spacious interior, but the floors are quite slippery. Ordered coffee flights and they were overall decent, but it was fun trying different flavors. The pandan waffles were yummy and the chicken had the perfect crisp to it. The ube butter toast had a very nice strong ube flavor but somewhat underwhelming since it was just hawaiian rolls with ube sauce. Service was on the slower end, but we did come on a Saturday at 11:30am and the server was very nice

    Chicken Katsu w/ House Garlic Noodle
    Duc K.

    An An is a top destination for Asian/Viet Brunch food! I ordered the house garlic noodles w/ chicken katsu, a Vietnamese fusion dish but with a twist! The chicken was crunchy/crispy and moist/plenty flavorful. The noodles were seasoned with intricate flavors and accompanied in their secret sauce makes the whole dish salty/sweet/rich! The whole restaurant gives off this clean modern aesthetics that's a pleasure to be eating in. Staff were super kind and helpful, always checking up on us!

    Matt S.

    Wanted to also leave a review for their brunch. Unsurprisingly, it was also fantastic. They were very short staffed due to a call in today but they did their best with what they had to work with. Ube toast was absolutely wonderful but everything was delicious. Get there early or book a res, people know about it now and it can get very busy!

    Pork Belly
    Bailey J.

    This restaurant sold us on o Portland where the food scene is concerned. We are considering a move to Portland, and happened to be in town for a funeral. We LOVE Vietnamese food, and so I took the job to scour Yelp for the best option to heart. An A did not disappoint. A woman who I believe to be the owner or manager was very genuinely invested in us enjoying our meal/providing feedback. All we could say was it was a perfect 10/10. I really loved my pandan viet coffee. So delicious. Brought me right back to life after a red eye. Wish I had been rested and hydrated enough to try the cocktails. We had the chicken sandwich and the meatballs. The true star was the pork belly appetizer.

    Ube waffle with chicken katsu
    jason c.

    Came here on a Saturday for brunch. I was not expecting how roomy this place is. I really dig the chill vibe here. Ube waffle - nice color and fluffy. Ube coffee is super delicious. It's your typical Vietnamese iced coffee with Ube flavoring, which added a nice earthy tone to this drink.

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