King Bao

Very satisfied Chinese food with my husband and baby to Orlando! The couple&#39;s lung slices are very delicious! Sauerkraut fish is not the kind with soup but the taste is also very good! The back-to-the-pot meat is very tasty, and I have the taste of my hometown! recommend!

I have been to Vietnam several times just to eat Vietnamese food so I know how good Vietnamese food tastes. But this place is really disappointing. Rice is good but chicken, sauce and salad are terrible. Not worth a visit.

A very small but interesting restaurant,with very simple decoration. The food was fantastic and the service was very nice and helpful

By all means this place is not a fancy smancy place but calling all Asians who visit Orlando Florida which does not know what simple good eats is for Asians this place is tops on any list. Prices are very reasonable and the quality is top notched. It&#39;s locate in an area where there&#39;s plenty of local Asian restaurants popping up but this place has stood the test of time...it&#39;s awesome. Stop in for their char sui(roast pork), roast pig, roast chicken and duck. Lots of noodle choices whether in soup or pan fried. Just good home cooking to hit the spot if you know what I mean. When you eat here...you&#39;ll return...mark my words! Happy eating!

If you are looking for fancy, go elsewhere. If you are looking for fresh, good, Vietnamese food, friendly, fast great service, and ice cold beer in a frosted mug, come here. There is a neighborhood in Orlando, on Colonial Drive, that has a bunch of Vietnamese restaurants. I checked Trip Advisor, and this one stood out as having the best potential. The reviews varied widely; great food, too crowded, great service, not clean. So, I went over and took a walk around restaurant row there, fairly late on a sunday evening (not a particularly great neighborhood, especially if you don&#39;t travel a lot to the lesser areas of cities). The other Vietnamese restaurants on this street were either closing or mostly empty, with a few lingering diners. Late sunday is a quiet night for most restaurants, and this place was full, and not with tourists. It is small, the tables are indeed packed tight, but it is not dirty. Their turnover is so constant there are bound to be bits of napkin, a chopstick, etc, lying around while the staff hustles around to clean up while they are taking care of a rocking business. The Vietnamese shrimp rolls with peanut sauce were great. The Shrimp Curry with vegetables was great. I was laughingly questioned by my waiter if I could handle the chopsticks or require a fork; had to take the challenge, but should have worn a dark-colored shirt.... He suggested a Viet beer, why not? served in an ice-coated frosted mug. By the way, the bill was $19. If you like good Asian food, great price, and don&#39;t mind a real local place, Anh Hong can&#39;t be beat.

This is the real deal. Fabulous bread, perfectly seasoned meat, fresh &amp; crunchy pickled veggies. It really is &quot;a hole in the wall place&quot; with only one table so it&#39;s best for carry out. We go a #3, the pork roll, and #6, grilled pork. Both were excellent. The mom &amp; pop that run it were so sweet. You can either park on the street or in the parking lot in back around the corner of the block. You have to walk in an offset courtyard to get to it. Don&#39;t be worried by your first impression of the appearance because these Bahn Mi sandwiches are amazing!

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