An Gia Noodle Shop

Good view, gentle, enthusiastic, and polite staff, food is 8/10. Prices are mid-range, not cheap. But the staff is very polite. I have a small suggestion that the food is a bit bland, so it's not very flavorful

The prices are not cheap at all, but I feel the food is still worth the price paid. I had dry noodles and the noodles were seasoned very flavorfully, especially the dumplings which were very delicious. I saw quite a lot of elderly people and adults coming to eat, so I think this restaurant is trusted by quite a lot of locals (this is just my guess)

2 My husband and I asked ChatGPT and were introduced to this restaurant after about 4 days in Da Lat, and after having eaten quite a lot, we wanted to experience unique dishes in Da Lat to see how it is. The restaurant is also near the hotel where I stayed, right in the center. I don't know if it was because of the weekend, but when we arrived, it was quite crowded, with many tourists as well as locals. 2 my husband and I ordered 2 bowls of An Gia wonton noodles for around 70k/bowl, but the wait was a bit long, almost 30 mins. I went all the way inside to ask 2 times (probably 2 husband and wife owners). The wife helped the husband clear bowls and dishes after guests ate and served food. Several tables next to me were also guests from Saigon who waited tirelessly, but in return, the food came out with a very light sweet broth, delicious to eat. My wife is not the type to eat wonton noodles, but she praised the noodles as very delicious. After finishing, around 9 o'clock, 2 more person came out to help sell. Maybe it wasn't their shift yet or 1 another reason I'm not clear about. Hopefully the restaurant will serve faster because around 6h30-8 o'clock is the golden time to sell to many customers; once customers finish eating, there will be tables for the many waiting behind. Next time I come up, I will stop by the restaurant to eat again.