Thịnh An Kitchen & Tofu - Vietnamese restaurant in Tampa - 8104 W Waters Ave, USA

Have been coming here for years. New owners have maintained the integrity of this fabulous restaurant by serving fresh and tasty meals. All the pho is fabulous, the spring rolls great, the bah mi BBQ sandwich fabulous. The bakery is terrific, along with all the other authentic food you can take home.

The bowl of Bun Bo Hue I had was a true delight – the rich, aromatic broth and tender beef slices created a harmonious symphony of flavors. Paired with freshly squeezed cup of sugar cane juice, it provided a refreshing touch. A culinary experience that left my taste buds singing with satisfaction!

This is one of the most solid spots for southeast Asian food that we have found in Tampa. The service is very good, fairly fast, and the quality of the food is consistently good. I wish they had more sauce types to dabble with but most dishes need nothing added, in my opinion.

Always very consistent on their food and portions. Look the quick service. A bit tight in there but the food is worth it. The bakery is a great add on and we always stop to get things there.

Solid food at good prices and friendly service! Got the Bun Rieu, Banh Mi, Spring Rolls and Fried Rice. Everything was tasty. Would come back again.

This restaurant have such an extensive menu - I love that every dish have a picture, you’ll just want to order and try everything! Great atmosphere and delicious food! They also sell Vietnamese side dishes, pastries, and other delicacies. I love their rice platters - the Teriyaki chicken skewer was crispy on the outside but tender and juicy on the inside. The beef stew noodles was good but sweeter than I expected. The beef was slightly tough. We absolutely love the fried tofu, shrimp fish cake, and other goodies that sell inside the restaurant.

Pho was not good. Tasted like cinnamon. Kids chicken meal had some odd space and it was dry. All three dishes we tried were subpar. Don’t recommend.

I got the beef pho and chicken fried rice. Both were delicious but the beef in the pho was tough and lighter in color, like light pink/greyish. Not as good quality meat as other pho I've had. But the broth and noodles were absolutely delicious. The chicken fried rice was also good. The boba bar, food bar, and desert options looked great, but I was too full after the delicious pho to try them, so I'll be back. The atmosphere and vibe is really trendy and cool, and the pricing is very good as well. I recommend trying it out. Even my friend who doesn't typically like pho tried some of mine and loved the noodles and broth. It was also the perfect amount of onions and scallions, nice crunchy texture to even out the perfectly cooked noodles. I'll be back soon.