It is a bit of a hidden gem to find authentic Vietnamese flavors tucked inside a luxury spa in the…read moreheart of Old San Juan. The Pho at Anam is a masterclass in balance. In a tropical climate like Puerto Rico, a noodle soup needs to be soul-warming without being overly heavy, and they hit that mark perfectly. Whether you opt for the classic beef or the chicken, the meat is sliced thin and serves as a tender companion to the noodles. The beverage program is designed to be as refreshing as the Pho, focusing on vibrant, tropical flavors that cut through the humidity of Old San Juan. They aren't just sugary tourist traps; they are well-crafted and often utilize fresh botanical ingredients. Drinking here is as much about the sight as the taste. The bar overlooks the San Juan Bay, and watching the sailboats and cruise ships pass by at sunset with a cocktail in hand is one of the most serene experiences in the city. The staff manages the dual nature of the business bar and spa with surprising grace ; you never feel rushed. The service at Anam is described as personal and welcoming, which is a refreshing change of pace from some of the more hectic, high-volume bars nearby. Anam is for the traveler who wants sophisticated relaxation. Between the aromatic Pho, the fresh fruit cocktails, and the view of the water, it offers a multi-sensory reset that is hard to find elsewhere in Old San Juan.

I was planning on eating tacos and saw this place. The picture of drunken noodles just caught my…read moreeye. I went and ordered the Drunken noodles with chicken. I waited while the chef cooked the meal. This is an interesting spot. it has a band outside and a nail and manicure and spa location in the back. I got the food to go and went outside to a table. This was the best I have had. There were vegetables, meat in a nice stew. It was delicious. I would certainly recommend this location. If I am in the area I would definitely try it again.

Food and service were excellent! Many options on the menu with all types of Asian cuisine. We tried…read morethe poke and fried rice - both were great with good sized portions. Service was attentive and quick.

This place has declined sadly it was my to go place here but the conditions it's in isn't even the…read moreissue problem here was I arrived with my daughter and the chef with a the owner where arguing yelling at each other the waitress was so embarrassed and kept apologizing to us and the man in another table but this was such a Bad experience. Never again.

It's pretty mid. Banh mi didn't really hit. Fried rice was mad salty. Pad see ew was on the slimier…read moreside. But vibes are decent. Would be a nice place to grab a few drinks and a snack before a night out, I guess.

Feb 17, 2025 review…read more Ambience - dark interior like other Thai places Service: ok but to-go order for banh mi sandwich took more than 20 mins. Food: Banh MI was good. Portion size was enough to share between two. They had option of fresh vs fried tofu. Apparently their dryer was not working so that's why it took for to fry the tofu. Price was around 13 dollars for banh mi sandwich. I ate sandwich after 1.5 hrs and it wasn't too tight or soggy. This seems to be one of good ratings Thai restaurant in Puerto Rico from my search.

Love the honey chicken and Mongolia n beef. The crab Rangoon…read moreis all crab, NO cream cheese. You decide Sushi and sashimi are fantastic. most of all, the owners and staff are just wonderful

The workers are soooo sweet! They are very personable and kind, making you feel at home. They had…read moreus coming back everyday of our vacation! So did the food! Super fresh and delicious every time! atmosphere was perfect!

Really enjoyed the fresh shrimp spring rolls and the Pho. The owner is friendly and uses fresh…read moreingredients. It's a regular stop for us.

First off I am soo glad there is a pho restaurant on the island. Stopped by for dinner and had the…read moreequivalent of a Pho dac biet. They use flat noodles and instead sprouts you get cabbage. Now be careful because they garnish with everything already in bowl. I don't care for mint in my pho but my fault for not knowing. Also no lime with it, but broth had depth and flavor which made up for it. Also ordered a pork Banh Mi. The bread was an Italian roll and no jalapeño and something about the pickled veggies was a bit bland. All in all, it was a solid showing and while it isn't going to win awards in Westminster, it will definitely hit the spot when I need a bowl a pho.

think it changed name, food amazing, service great too watch the no see umms…read more can beat the view

This place is friggin sweet…read more It is now "sunset cantina" and no longer the wok , so someone should change that - but yea View/embiance is beautiful, super chill, even though there are mosquitos and flys everywhere (considerably moreso than anywhere else on the Island) Bryan helped us out and served us at the bar. Really cool dude. Really great service. Even just the chips that came with the salsa are unbelieveable. Very very very good. Potstickers n jalapeno poppers are two options i would dolphinetely recommend putting down your suckhole . The carnitas will also kick you in the balls and send you home to your momma - thats how good it is. Definitely coming back. Thanks, Bryan!

Food is good but takes TOO LONG TO RECEIVE THE FOOD. Ordered one onigiri and took 30 minutes so…read moremake sure your not on a time crunch. The owner and workers are all so nice and friendly. Market has basic seasons for Vietnamese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Thai cuisine to cook at home.

A great place to find Japanese and Chinese grocery items. Limited table space for prepared food…read more Tastes good. Also sells wines.

Came here for lunch with the hubby. I had the steak pho and hubby had chicken pad Thai. Normally,…read morewe would never pay $16 for pho or pad Thai but we are on vacation and acknowledge the high cost of living here. It's certainly not the best pho or pad Thai we've ever had but it is solid. My pho had a generous amount of herbs and bean sprouts and the pad Thai didn't have the strong tamarind and peanut flavor that I am used to but was still acceptable. This satisfied our craving for Asian food nicely.

I'm glad this place exists but it's far from perfect. I actually ate here and the Chinese place…read moreright across from it since a friend said the owners were the same. At the Noodle Merchant, I tried their chicken wings and dumplings. The wings were fried nicely but I didn't like the filling inside of the dumplings. It tasted too mushy for my liking. At Himalaya's, I had their seafood hot pot. All of the seafood was not fresh, but that may be because of the hurricane. I didn't like how the hot pot was just full of sauce. If it were some kind of broth (like it's supposed to be) I would have enjoyed it more. But the "hot pot" ($22) was more like a giant stir fry swimming in soy sauce mixture. I did like the presentation though and the rice was nice. I'm glad there's an Asian stall but seeing them boil ramen packages like I do at home and then charge $15 is not what I call good eats. Again, not sure what's normal and what's changed due to the hurricane. I would like to come back and give it another shot.

The food was yummy - especially the Chinese food dishes. The restraint itself was nice, not too…read morefancy but had a good vibe, and our service wa excellent!

We only ate at 2 restaurants while at the Hyatt regency and both experiences were good. Nori needs…read morea reservation and the they couldn't guarantee outdoor table but the vibes inside the restaurant are pretty good too! The food was good but a bit on the pricey side specially for Puerto Rico, maybe equivalent to SF or bay area so we are used to those prices. The server we had was very sweet and she made recommendations that were delicious. What was not up to mark was the matcha tiramisu, it was super wrong texturally for a tiramisu and matcha flavor didn't come forth at all. The sushi and the drinks was the highlight.