Com Ga Ninh Kieu

Must be like the go-to spot for all the gambling Asians in town (I’m Asian too so I can say that lol) But we weren’t in Atlantic City for gambling, just exploring and looking for some good eats. Not many options tbh so happy we chose this place because frankly, it had a decent safe looking parking lot next to it. We came for lunch. My husband ordered the pho special and I got the chicken Ninh Kieu special rice plate. I would say it’s right down the middle - the pho bowl is pretty large and they’d bring out our plate of raw steak how we asked it. The soup is decent and not too skimpy on the meats. My rice plate was a bit underwhelming though. I would expect that if the restaurant name is the name of a dish, that dish should be spectacular. But it fell short for me. I barely got any chicken pieces, seriously like 4 small cuts (nothing like their picture). Barely any meat- since most of those cuts were bones anyway. I tried to find a picture but realized I didn’t take any so you really know it didn’t impress. But either case, not too shabby. There weren’t many other options and they seem to get a consistent stream of customers too. We ate, we left. Service was quick enough.

I never imagined going to AC to have pho but this place was highly recommended by Wah, known for their chicken pho but I’m more of the beef person. I was amazed, it turned out to be really good, one of the better pho places I’ve been to. Also added a side of their prawn dish, that was the perfect ending after a delicious bowl of pho 🤤😋

Great little Vietnamese restaurant, that serves some flavourful dishes...this is just the right place to go if you're tired of all those expensive places on the boardwalk or hotel restaurants that really only serve pizza, burgers and fries. Dishes are reasonably priced, portions are good, and it's only a short walk from the Hard Rock or Resorts hotel. The only thing that we didn't like was the fact that they were filling their Huy Fong Sriracha bottles with some lesser known sauce...other than that, everything is awesome!

Small Vietnamese restaurant with okay decent food. You get what you pay for, but none of the dishes really stand out to me. The service is a bit slow with under staffing at busy hours. 15% of tips (service fee they called) included and 4% surcharge of credit card payment. Bring cash if you can. The chicken that is famous in this location is a bit overpriced. But overall, it was an above average experience.