At Anh Hong in the Outer Richmond, you’ll roll your own vibrant bánh hỏi wraps filled with smoky meats and fresh herbs, all while enjoying the lively atmosphere of shared tables and flowing beer.
"If you walk into Anh Hong with a group of about eight, you’ll be immediately seated at one of their massive circular tables. And if your group is larger, well, they’ll push a bunch together to make one long table for you and everyone who RSVP’d last minute. Either way, you’ll spend the entire meal busy rolling (and eating) the excellent bánh hỏi at this Outer Richmond Vietnamese spot, where the beer never stops flowing, and piles of mint, bean sprouts, and basil seem limitless. " - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez
"Your hands will be so busy rolling (and eating) the excellent bánh hỏi at this Outer Richmond Vietnamese spot that you'll be unable to constantly refresh your feed. Despite having moved from Little Saigon to the Outer Richmond at the end of 2021, Anh Hong retains the feel of a restaurant that’s been around for much longer. Giant round tables are constantly packed with people working together to build rolls with smoky meats, mint, and loads of nước chấm. Beer is constantly flowing, and family members are getting into friendly arguments in a way that makes for a place that feels like walking into a holiday gathering before kids were force-fed Cocomelon via iPad. " - ricky rodriguez, julia chen 1
"Don’t expect to order any phở at Anh Hong, which you’ll realize as soon as you see the small “No Pho!” sticker on the door. Instead, look to the bánh hỏi at this casual big group restaurant in the Outer Richmond. These make-your-own rolls combine fresh ingredients with just the right ratio of smoked meats and tangy sauce. They’re served with a heaping plate of mint, basil, bean sprouts, carrots, cucumbers, and loads of nước chấm. There are eight different fillings, but we like the grilled shrimp with a nice char and the slightly sweet grilled pork of the nem nướng the best. And make sure to also get the excellent bò tái chanh on your table. " - julia chen 1, ricky rodriguez
"Don’t expect to order any phở at the Vietnamese spot Anh Hong—they even have a “No Pho!” sticker on the door as a not-so-subtle reminder. Bánh hỏi is the focus at this casual big group restaurant in the Outer Richmond. These life-changing, make-your-own rolls combine fresh ingredients with just the right ratio of smoked meats and tangy sauce. They’re served with a heaping plate of mint, basil, bean sprouts, carrots, cucumbers, and loads of fish sauce. There are eight different fillings, but we like the grilled shrimp with a nice char and the slightly sweet grilled pork of the nem nướng the best. And make sure to also get the excellent bò tái chanh on your table. photo credit: Brit Finnegan photo credit: Brit Finnegan photo credit: Brit Finnegan" - Ricky Rodriguez
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