An Chi - Menu

Juicy well presented beef sandwich. Good price and friendly service.Food: 5/5

Large pho is very large. I like it. I will come again. $16 for this.Food: 5/5

Excellent pho broth, i.e. not too loaded up with warm spice… rich and beefy and just salty enough. The grilled pork bahn mi was also quite good, as were the fresh spring rolls. Nice people. Will return! View menu

I got the combination pork bahn mi and was disappointed. It was kind of dry and all I tasted was the fancy pork. This bahn mi was $10 too.. from doordash. The Thai tea was also disappointing. It tasted like watered down tea with no milk and not sweet enough.

We loved everything we ordered, which included fried imperial rolls, fresh spring rolls, banh xeo (Vietnamese crepe), pho ga (chicken pho), beef and pork vermicelli rolls, banh mi, and sauteed beef. The food was incredibly fresh, flavorful, reasonably priced, and served in generous portions. We will definitely be back here in the future!!

I ordered from a large pho ga from uber eats. I don't typically expect too much from to-go pho, but the pho from here was still pretty disappointing. The noodles are super soft and soggy, and the broth is basically just normal chicken broth. I had to use a lot of hoisin and sriracha for it to be palatable. Also there was no basil, and the amount of bean sprouts I received is abysmal. On a more positive note: the chicken was tender, and the price/portion sizes are fair. View menu

I heard An Chi had good pho so we had to check it out. We had the pho dac biet and pho ga and felt like there was too little meat and too much cinnamon in the broth. What An Chi does right is the 5 spice chicken rice plate...or should I say turkey leg?? It's a huge piece of chicken full of flavor (and maybe hormones? Lol) The spring rolls are fantastic too- both shrimp and tofu. I can't say much for the service because I've never dined in.The banh mi looks good and reasonably priced, so I'll definitely want to try it next time. Till then...WINNER WINNER 5 SPICE CHICKEN DINNER.

Meh. It 's hard to expect much given the area but I expected more from 4 stars on Yelp with a restaurant with multiple locations.So first off, they 're not Vietnamese. If they are, they put the non-Vietnamese guy at the register (not smart in my opinion but maybe they don 't get many Vietnamese speakers) so when the bf asked for a special in Vietnamese, the guy just kept saying huh? . FOOD:Small portions for the price. Two entrees and egg rolls came out to $43.I went with the lemongrass pork chops over rice with fried shrimp cake. The pork chops were decent but where was the filling for the fried shrimp cake?! The bf ordered a vermicelli bowl and was disappointed. Their fish sauce tasted bla...

Strolling on Mission in the Excelsior can be a rather agitating experience especially around bus stops just because waiting passengers remain lodged on the sidewalk to position themselves for seats. This Vietnamese restaurant benefited from this conundrum because my immediate salvation was ducking in here to avoid walking into the busy street.It's certainly not the best reason to come here nor the only one as I saw they had a pretty robust menu of Vietnamese specialty dishes, some familiar, some not. I must've felt adventurous after my bus stop tag game because I ordered something I never had before, the $13 Banh Khot Thit Nuong which was described as veggie mini pancakes with BBQ pork (phot... View menu