TRAN AN

Great local spot for Vietnamese food enthusiasts (my to-go place). The design is very cozy, they have a photo album with pictures of every dish on the menu. Quite limited seating but never had to wait. We tried papaya salad and chicken curry, which was very different (sort of lemongrass, lime, curry). The food was so good, came back to try more dishes. Hanoi pork bbq and fried rice broth were absolutely delicious! Chicken slaw salad also very good.

This restaurant is exceptionally well-maintained, and you can truly feel the owner’s presence, ensuring everything is running smoothly. The food is a perfect blend of authentic flavors with a modern, vibrant presentation and design. Every dish was thoughtfully crafted and absolutely delicious. The cucumber pickles, in particular, were out of this world! I had a fantastic dinner and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend!

I was so excited to come here and this place fell short. I really like to support local small businesses but I can’t sit here and write a review without being honest about my experience. Everything we ordered tasted off, and wasn’t flavorful. My niece who has a very good palate, could not finish her Tuna Poke Bowl. I ordered the garlic noodles and the noodles were stuck together and did not look appetizing nor did they taste good, plus the chicken I ordered with it did not look fresh. That’s all I’m going to say about that. The only thing that was semi edible were the chicken tendies I bought for my mom who is a very picky eater. I’m always looking for new spots to eat at, but this place really missed the mark.

Highly recommend. Every dish is full of flavor and you can taste the history and love behind the recipes, especially their amazing sauces. You can taste the generations of tradition in every bite. This is what homemade food is supposed to taste like. If you’re looking for real authentic Vietnamese, Tran An is the spot.

Impressed. I ordered food from Tran An for my team of 8 at work yesterday. There were so many incredible food options available, it was hard to choose any one item! After we placed our order, the food arrived in great condition, the portions were good for the prices, the quality of the food was great, everything arrived exactly as requested (no missing items), and everything was delicious. The food was clearly cooked and packaged with great care. I'm so glad that we decided to take a chance on this new small business! I can't wait to give them more of my money, because this is exactly the kind of restaurant I want to keep around. Thank you, Tran An! Pictured: Broken Rice with Mushrooms & Lemongrass Sausage + Classic Iced Coffee

Service friendly & attentive. Chicken curry temperature hot & very flavorful. Fried chicken sandwhich the bread wasn’t the freshest but chicken & slaw delicious. The take out window is open so there were many flies around & it was warm inside. The apolstry of the seating needs cleaning as well as the glass doors which have lots of fingerprints. Our server made great recommendations & offered an incentive to return. Overall good.

Such a cute spot! I love how this place has tables and the individual seats similar to ramen shops. The interior is gorgeous and feels very warm. The menu also comes as a photo album of (im assuming) the owners and their family. I appreciated how it had photos of every dish. The hot noodles with a side of broth was great - light, fresh, and flavorful and glad i still got to try the pho broth without committing. Prices are about $20/entree, and I really enjoyed the food. The coloring book was also really fun

The food is not bad but not great. No flavor. The Pho is nothing special. No condiments. Just a little piece of steak. Not great service. Expensive basic food for $40 per person. I am sorry but not coming back. Btw parking is expensive as well

A true gem in Miami. The food and flavors here are excellent. The brisket banh mi is one of the best sandwiches in miami and you can't go wrong with the papaya salad or the broken rice. Not sure why there are so many lower reviews here, doesn't make any sense, quality here is top notch.

Its $30 bucks, High for this. Small piece of beef and not completely, 1 meal ball cutting in half Small area

Tran an has been in my bookmarks for several years and I finally got the opportunity to check it out. I stopped in for lunch and chose the lunch special, a can of coke and 1 tiny spring-roll. The food was pretty decent and fresh, but when the bill came it was $28! Whaaat! I was not about to argue with the sever so I just let it go. In all honesty; there is no way that the measly quantity or quality of items I ordered amounted to $28. Pure Insanity. Way overpriced!

Great atmosphere, best Vietnamese food and the owner super nice!!! Every dishes are delicious!

Super cute hidden gem in Miami. Great ambiance, customer service and delicious food!!! Can't wait to come back to try more meals

To call this place viet food is an absolute joke!!! What banh mi has no jalapeños?! What pho isn't served with soy or Sriracha?! Over priced. If it wasn't for the fact that I was hungry and forced my self to eat it I'd ask for a refund. This place is straight TRASH! Listen to the reviews. Came anyways hoping they were wrong. Nope.

So glad we found this place. My friend and I were planning on having dinner at another place in that plaza and decided to try place this instead. First of all, I LOVE the decor, very different from every other place in Miami. My favorite dishes were the chicken tendies, papaya green salad and the jellie chia dessert. The vegan pho was good but the mushrooms were too chewy. Will definitely be back. Just fyi they do add a 5% "employee love fund" to every check :)

If you're looking for a stomachache this is the place to eat! You might need some pepto after. I rarely ever give 1 stars.. but major yikes.. super expensive for food that is not edible... the supreme pho aka pho dac biet, the broth was sooooo sour and not authentic. We left the restaurant so hungry! The bowl was so tiny I can't believe it was $25.. I would pay that much if it was good but this was barely it. I read a lot of YELP reviews saying how the broth was bland.. but ours was very sour.. not even siracha could help this poor pho broth. There was no condiments provided such as the bean sprouts.. etc. if you're looking for authentic.. this ain't it.. don't waste your time or money. So sorry to say this. We ordered the chicken vermicelli and I have no words, I'm not sure what was the worse entree between all 3 options.. the broken rice was straight up congee. Lol like we didn't ask for soup! They also charged a "Love Fund Fee" and you have to order your food at the kiosk & they bring it ours. Our total for 4 small bowls was $105... such a waste! I do want to note that this place and ambiance was very retro and gave some aesthetic vibes.... Sorry not sorry.. but this place is a no go. This was our first time and the last time....

Tran An What is going on man? We came to Miami to look for some bomb pho But at first sip, it was like nuh uh Every bite felt very hard to eat So sour , it'll make you eek We chose this place over many because the interior decor But that's all it's really good for The coffee tasted so watered down and there were no veggies for pho Nothing really authentic and that's for sure Very pricey, over 100 dollar for 4 meals That's a buffet price, but we left hungry for real My stomach ached and my body was nauseous To barely touch any of my food and feel like that is rough

Don't miss this gem! The ambiance of this quirky interior is not to be missed, especially the bathroom! Delicious bahn mi sandwiches, fresh spring rolls! Perfect lunch spot with great service!

I wanted to like this place, I really did. I tried it twice and the 2nd time was even more disappointing. Like others have said-- obviously we're in Miami, but Tran An is not Vietnamese food. Also, INSANELY overpriced. I would say this wasn't even mediocre asian food at that. Everything has an overpowering sour or pickled taste to it. The cherry on top is I had delivery the 2nd time and found hairs in my spring rolls, that I paid $16 for a measly 2 half chubs for. I will say the place is aesthetically pleasing. And that the quality of ingredients seems nice but the taste and flavors are just not there.

I've been searching for good pho in Miami for what seems like forever and I think I finally found it! Not only was the chicken pho I had delish and well priced! The restaurant itself is so cute and such good vibes! Quick and easy self checkout style service. Will definitely be going back!

This review is for people that know authentic Vietnamese cuisine with knowledge of standard expectations. I'm sure a lot of people in Miami love this place because they didn't grow up eating Vietnamese food but I'm native from LA and OC so I can review based on my qualified opinion and I also make the bombest pho at home. I was told it won a neighborhood award so I was excited due to having pho deprivation this past week. Again, please note that this review is for people who know pho and have expectations for real Vietnamese food so I'm not knocking anyone who likes it. Ambiance - A TOTAL MISS. It was a retro theme not conducive with anything Vietnam. Chairs and shop seemed visually dirty and also musty smelling. The vibe was more like an old disco diner vibe. Fruit flies kept bugging me while I was eating. AC wasn't cold enough inside so I'm sure the bacteria was growing everywhere which contributes to that musty smell I noticed when I walked in. (Updated info- they had 13 health code violations in January 2024!! Disgusting!) Pho broth quality - No aroma of the seasonings like star anise or charred onion. No hot steam radiating from the bowl. Meat - brisket was sliced so thick instead of thin making me feel as if they didn't view food as the perfect art expression, but meatballs were firm and bouncy. Temperature of broth- This was the BIGGEST FAIL! Served BARELY warm! I felt really duped given the owner is Vietnamese and has a mini family album propped on the table which shows his Vietnamese heritage with authentic family pictures, only to discover that it was simply a marketing ploy that focused solely on getting reviews or attention rather than delivering authentic and EASY pho standards. That alone killed any experience. Bowl shape - the wrong shape used which was a really low and flat bowl that looked like pasta should be served in it, not soup that's supposed to be piping hot. Hot soup would spill right over so they chose to use American style bowls instead of a real Vietnamese style bowl. Again, he chose marketing or cost over quality. Condiments/garnishings - ZERO offered on the table. Where's the fresh bean sprouts, basil, jalapeños, chili oil, and pickled chilis?! That's the equivalent of going to a fast food and they don't provide ketchup or sauce. Extra request for bean sprouts were soggy and room temperature which means it wasn't prepared fresh. Eggrolls - came out room temperature because it didn't seem like they deep fried them fresh otherwise, it would be sizzling and really hot in the middle. The fish sauce dip had barely any flavor and watered down. No sweet, sour, or pungent kick, nor did they offer sambal chili to mix with it. The pickled carrots on the side had zero flavor and barely even sour. The only good thing about this was the lettuce which was fresh, but that was bought and not made. Sad. Utensils - they put the mouth part of the chopsticks inside a dirty cup instead of positioning it where dirt won't touch the chopsticks. I had to wipe it before using given I was already so leery of the cleanliness. Felt really dirty to eat here. The soup spoons and chopsticks were so worn out they didn't have anymore gloss to them, had dents, and some were mismatched colors. Small condiment dish for sauce - it's usually a flat small dish that we can add hoisin and Sriracha to but what they gave us was a sauce cup, which is the same that they use for ketchup and french fries. Price - tourist prices! Double the price with barely 1/5 the quality. My mom was about to book flight to Miami from OC just to make me some authentic pho after I showed her the prices and pictures. $29 - Special combo pho $24 regular brisket and meatball $18 - 3 small eggrolls that weren't fresh and half the size of normal eggrolls I don't mind paying way more for authentic Vietnamese around Miami since it's so scarce but at least deliver quality that is simple and standard. Service slow and the owner kept talking so loudly to the person right next to us that I had to wait for him to stop so we can have our own conversation. Waitress didn't have any knowledge of pho food at all. A question I always ask myself is "will I come back here if I'm desperate for Asian food?" Unfortunately, in this case it's a hard NO. The one pet peeve I'll always have with restaurants is when owners who have no business cooking, decide to open a pho restaurant and charge way more for subpar food, which is bit insulting to our people - their customers. Pho is a very important part of our culture and should be protected and held to high standards because it IS the predominant essence of the Vietnamese people. Providing delicious food to others is a love language in and of itself due to the time, love and attention you put into preparing it, but here at Tran Am, I felt unvalued due to the poor quality and crazy high prices. I would expect that from a non-Vietnamese owner but not a real Vietnamese owner.

The worst restaurant I have ever eaten in my entire life. I am Vietnamese and this is by far the worst Vietnamese food that I had. I don't think you can call this place Vietnamese food and it was simply a disgrace to my country. I know that Miami is not known for their Vietnamese food, but this was beyond awful. I went with my family and we were craving Vietnamese food. Upon arrival, you have to pay for parking and you order on the kiosk. The prices were outrageous and the portions were for kids. We ordered the supreme pho and rice bowls. The special pho was indeed special, the broth was very sour like more sour than me. Like I don't understand how they do it. It also doesn't come with a side of veggies for the pho. The rice bowls were atrocious, the rice was soggy like you're eating porridge and the meat tasted like mystery meat. The pickled carrots were absolutely disgusting, it was sour and tasted spoil. Never coming back to this mockery of a "Vietnamese" restaurant. Feeling nauseous and praying for my life. RIP to anyone who ever tries this restaurant.

I came to eat here in march of 2024 and it was hands down one of the best broths and spring rolls I've had. However, I placed an online order today and their quality has gone down the drain. Did you guys change owners? The spring rolls used to have fresh cucumber and now it comes with pickles??? The veggies aren't fresh either. Unfortunately, this will be the last time I eat here. Hopefully you guys bring back the quality that you guys had a few months ago. Thank you.

Amazing out of this world pho!!! Service always ok but staff is not that interactive with us, they just do their job but need to be friendlier , ambience is lovely , great decor and music!! Love this place but wish staff had better people skills. Something that I really dislike is the Plastic spoons that are dangerous and not good for our health , they should change them.

Tran An Vietnamese restaurant is a hidden gem. The beef pho is heavenly, with a rich broth, tender beef, and fresh herbs. The chicken curry is a flavorful spice delight, with creamy coconut curry and tender chicken. And the Vietnamese classic coffee is a perfect blend of strong coffee and sweet condensed milk. The food at Tran An is simply delicious, and the cozy ambiance adds to the overall experience. A must-visit for any food lover.

Actually, not bad! The broth was pretty good, but my friends beef pho came in a shallow bowl. We got the empire roll as well (with shrimp and pork), was good that I can actually taste the huge chunks of shrimp, but the wrap was a bit sticky and was watery inside... Overall, cute casual place to grab some viet food for hungovers but I won't make a special trip :) service was friendly

It's not serving a Vietnamese food. If it does, then definitely they don't know how to cook, especially pho (beef noddle soup)

If what you're craving is authentic Vietnamese food, save your time and money as this place is NOT it.

I love this little gem! My boo took me cause I really wanted ramen, I know it's not ramen but it was pho and it was still delicious. It's a low key spot and the server was very attentive

My partner and I were excited to try this place after seeing ads, especially since they offered vegan options, but it turned out to be a huge disappointment. We went on a Friday night, and though it wasn't busy, the service was noticeably different for us (a gay couple) compared to other tables. The owner was very attentive and engaging with other costumers, but completely ignored us, never once checking if we were okay. The spring roll was good, but the Pho was terrible--bland and watery, like cinnamon-flavored water, and the portion was tiny for the high price. Save your money and go to a real pho spot with better flavor, bigger portions, and fair pricing--this place is all about looks, not substance

Delicious!!! I've had takeout and done dine in at Tran An, and both were excellent experiences. The service is really good, and the food is divine! I am pescatarian, so I have had the spicy shrimp with rice and noodles. The restaurant is super cute, and the staff has great energy. Definitely a must any time I'm back in Miami!!!

Good experience The owner take care of you. Coffe , dessert awesome, same w soup . Small place but nice and clean.

It's a nice little shop for take out and dine in. Mostly I see people ordering takeout from here. I like how clean the restaurant was and nice decor. The meat flavor was good but I wish the bread was more soft and fresh to enhance the overall taste. The price was pretty high compared to great authentic places in California that I used to go to. And they made their own bread in house. The service was good and friendly staff.

Our first visit to Tran An exceeded all expectations and we can't wait to return again, and again, and again. The smart design of this eatery combined with the friendliness and professionalism of the staff and the delicious and beautiful Vietnamese food is an oasis in Little River! The brilliantly organized digital menu guides you through the wide selection of curated options making even ordering fun and easy. Tell only your best friends!

Such a good place to stop if you're in the Upper East Side/Little River area. This place is pho real. This is definitely more of a takeout spot, we saw deliveries going out constantly, but the service and the decor inside is worth eating in. It's decked out in mid century glam red, definitely pho-to worthy :) To the food! I got the Vermicelli bowl ($9.5) and OG bbq pork ($7), it was delicious. My only wish was for a slightly bigger portion but no complaints on taste :)

Loved it all! So good the chicken nuggies I'm Craving all the time! Go ! Operated by owned fresh food

TOP Miami suffers from a paucity of Vietnamese eateries so I was thrilled to discover this place on a random stroll and have ordered 3 times in a little over a week. Their happy hour deals are impossible to beat. The locale itself has verve, charm, and hip personality. Service is top-notch and your taste buds will be satiated. Cảm ơn, my friends.

This is my favorite Vietnamese place, all the food is delicious. I love their fresh spring rolls, green papaya salad, and Hanoi pork noodles. I always finish it up with some Vietnamese coffee. Highly recommend it

def a good decision . I was in the area and looking for a quick bite... was torn btwn here and taco place next door .. after seeing the menu decided on Tran an. I ordered the chicken slaw and the pork/shrimp rolls. The chicken slaw was super fresh and had great flavor, The rolls i liked a lot too.. only comment was that they were a little oily so if you're concerned about that they have plenty of nonfried options.. Although The chicken slaw is considered a small plate (and in contrast to some other reviews) I found it to be plenty of food for one person and was def filled by the time i got o the spring rolls.

Came for dinner here one day and was surprised at how cute and cozy the inside was! They also offer outside seating with an umbrella which is nice. It's a very laid back vibe with a retro looking theme. As for the food, I wouldn't say this place is authentic or the best Vietnamese food I ever had. It got the job done and the employees were nice. The food does look good but the taste just wasn't there for me or the person I came with. In fact they said that the pieces of meat they had were a bit too burned and tasted bitter. Also it is good to note that you have to pay for parking and they add a 15% automatic tip to your bill. I didn't see a sign stating this so I'm glad I asked for my receipt. Overall, pretty average food. Glad I tried it but probably wouldn't return. Two stars for the cute ambiance and nice employees.

this place is SO loveable! from the ambiance to the quality of the food. the service is friendly and attentive. a true gem in the city (with incredible beef pho omg.....) thank you for existing!!

This place is awesome! I wish I lived closer. I've been here twice and staff are friendly and food is great. Especially the Hanoian pork noodles. Great local spot, I'll be back.

I got the beef pho - I've eaten Vietnamese pho in many places, and this one was a complete mess. Extremely greasy and oily broth that did not allow for the flavor to come through. Absolutely tasteless. Very thick brisket cuts, and the amount of oil in it caused an extreme stomach ache. I didn't even finish it halfway, it ended up in the trash bin. What a shame. never ever again.

do not order to go. useless. food is cold and uneatable. orders $175 order of what seems amazing food but order was 2 hour late and their delivery service is awfull. only order at the restaurant. do not order to go. they suck

It's not pho at all It's nothing to do with pho. The worst pho I ever eat. We tried pho beef and pho chicken. None of them is good.

Everything went well. Decor and atmosphere are great. Food is amazing and the employees were very nice and friendly. As a vegetarian I had multiple option. Definitely recommend the green papaya salad, the vegan spring rolls and my favorite de wild mushroom pho! It was INCREDIBLE

This is a very cute spot, however lacks authentic flavors. The pho had all the accoutrements already placed inside the bowl. I personally don't like basil in my pho and it probably would be better if they had placed everything outside so you can pick and choose what you want in your pho bowl. The broth was not necessarily bland, but lacked depth (umami). Although I must say that the brisket, which normally is never found in pho, was cooked well. Service was mediocre as it was almost like going to a dining hall. Pay at the front and get your food. Unremarkable.

I've had this spot bookmarked for some time now but also never noticed that I pass by it fairly often when I work in Miami. Today, I was craving a Banh Mi so I decided to stop by. Tran An is kind of hidden so you don't really see it off of NE 82nd Street. There is a cute and spacious patio area for outdoor seating. The indoor seating is limited and a little smaller in space but totally cute decor. You walk up to the window from the patio area to place your order or go inside and order from same counter area. I ordered the Super Deluxe Banh Mi with roasted pork, lemongrass sausage and OG BBQ pork. All Banh Mi's are served on a French baguette with pate, Maggi butter, pickled slaw and herbs. I also ordered an ube milk coffee. I snagged a mangosteen can drink for later because I have never seen this can drink before and mangosteen is a fruit I enjoyed from my childhood. I stopped into the bathroom because the painting on the wall inside that caught my attention, "Mom, you were were right (ANOUT EVERYTHING)". Haha. I also noticed a cool rose gold pig with sunglasses holding the toilet paper. The bathroom is cute. I sat down at a small booth for two and waited for my food. The menus are displayed in an old school photo album and included photos of the food items and also old family photos of a Vietnamese family, I'm guessing these photos may be the owners? Unique presentation. I loved the family photos for authenticity. My drinks were dropped off to my table first, then my Banh Mi. My ube milk coffee was meh. I had a superb ube Vietnamese coffee with boba at a new spot in town, Jade Tea House. Now that was AMAZING!!! Sorry but this drink in comparison didn't impress me. It was only $3.50 so it's all good. My Banh Mi was delivered pretty quickly, I thought it was weird they served the bread wrapped in an ugly foil wrap. Why mess up a beautiful Banh Mi with this presentation? The Banh Mi is as tasty. The meats had lots of flavor. But the bread was lacking in that authentic Vietnamese baguette with the crunchy exterior and super soft interior. After unwrapping the paper off my Banh Mi, my bread was wet and soggy. Still a tasty Banh Mi but man, you have to have that crunchy baguette. I'd like to come back and sit on the patio and try a few of their other dishes. The menu prices were fair. Not too cheap and not too pricey, even being located in Miami. I love the decor. Please consider serving your Banh Mi's without that ugly foil wrapping, it really just kills the presentation. Maybe consider a cool wrapper or none at all. I'm not a fan of the soggy Banh Mi.

Great local spot! You can't go wrong with anything on the menu. Very well designed interior

It was ok. Service was good.Shrimp spring rolls were very tasty.they had a lil zest to them. Pho was ok. Broth could be more flavorful and what really brought this to a three star review vs a 4 star is the temperature of the pho. I'm a pho fanatic and everywhere you go the pho is served HOT. pho needs to be served piping hot. Not just warm. I will be coming back but please make sure you send food at a correct temperature. Ambiance is great. Comfy,cute, old school music, and just a relaxing vibe.

I'll start off with the positive things: The owner seemed nice and had a great story to his upbringing. The aesthetics were nice overall with a modern take. Now the food. The pho broth tasted like water and very bland. For the price point, I expected it to taste decent, but unfortunately it was far from that. A packet of pho ramen noodles packs more flavor than that by a long shot. It is hard to mess up a simple dish like spring/summer rolls but the pickled vegetables in it were too sour and ruined the taste. The chili garlic noodles was the most decent thing we ate at the restaurant, but again, it was sub-par to say the least.

Server was very nice. Place was cute inside. The FOOD WAS SO BLAND! What a disappoint

80's vibe, decor, music awesome place but the food puts it over the top. We had the imperial rolls, chicken banh mi, and bbq bahn mi Everything was delectable and tastey. This place gave me Bladerunner 80's vibe super cool! Oh the staff awesome and friendly!!!

Service was great. Restaurant aesthetic and concept is unique and enticing. My only constructive critique would be to add more flavor to the broth of the pho. For me pho is all about the broth and it lacked a little flavor. I also had the stewed meat and that was great and packed with flavor. Do recommend to check it out if you want to eat at a cool Vietnamese spot.

Really cute place and seemed pretty popular when we walked in. What I liked: - decor - cleanliness - staff was nice What I did not like: - even though it's in a strip mall, there is zero free parking - you place an order via a kiosk - it took 35 mins to get our order - good portions were very small - food quality was good but did not taste very authentic Vietnamese All in all - it's ok. Not bad I won't be rushing back any time soon.

I am really on the vietnamese pho kick right now. My friend and I were going to another place that we have been to before, but I found Tran An, which is right in our neighborhood. I checked online for review, which were mixed. We stayed, and we ordered the shrimp and pork egg roll. Let's just say they were well done. I ordered the beef pho, and she ordered the Broken Rice Bowl with pork. She did comment that there was not enough pork in her order. My beef pho the broth was not steaming hot like at other places we have tried. The broth was not a rich, flavored beef broth. The meatball was ok but the brisket was delicious. All the veggies were in the bowl when it was brought to the table. I like to add my own, but it was ok. The portion size was small compared to other places. No lime was served, or hot Chili oil was on the table. (I didn't ask) Rose was our server, and she was great. She was attentive and polite. Great job, Rose. It is a very small place with a limited number of seats, but it was cute. While sitting deciding on what to order, we noticed there was a lot of take out traffic. After we sat to the "booth," I noticed the velvet seats were filthy. Really need to upgrade the seats. I would visit this place again because the food was decent, the service was great and it is not far from me.

This place used to be really good but it's pretty garbage now. Prices have gone way up (like every restaurant) but the quality and quantity have diminished greatly.