Trang's Kitchen

Local folks, rejoice! This was an unexpected fantastic meal and a great value for a small Vermont town. We ordered the takeout for two special and were full and very satisfied. The pho was deeply flavorful and packed with meat. Noodles and herbs were packed separately so everything was still fresh and crisp. The tiger rolls were wonderfully crunchy and tasted like a better version of a crab Rangoon. This special included Trang's homemade yogurt, which seemed an unusual inclusion but was actually really delicious and a lovely way to end the meal. The service is not traditional here and I've found it's best to keep up with current info on their Facebook page.

Called in order amd drove to the location, thag is in the back of a house. Was informed that they were out of an entre that was ordered when I got there to pick it up. Changed the order and waited for it, about 10 minutes later I was informed they were now out of one of the appetizers so had to change that as well. They apparently do not keep track of inventory. There was a kid taking orders and packing the food. The food was decent.

A Hidden Vietnamese Kitchen on Bronson Road Trang’s Kitchen in Saint Albans is tucked into one of the most unlikely places, a residential stretch of Bronson Road where you would never expect to find great food. We live barely a mile away and nearly drove past. The sign was not illuminated, it looked quiet, and for a moment we assumed it might be closed. I am very glad we turned up the driveway and drove behind the large house, because what we found may be my favorite restaurant in Saint Albans, and possibly all of Vermont. From the outside, nothing hints at what is waiting inside. But the moment the door opened, the aromas of Vietnamese cooking filled the space and it felt like stepping into a hidden paradise. A small note for first-time visitors. Trang’s Kitchen requires a bit of sleuth

Pleasantly stumbled across this hidden gem driving back from our family trip. My son and husband really wanted pho for lunch and I just googled to see what is remotely close along our route. And very happy we stopped in. Everything was neatly packed in take out containers. The pho was delicious, homemade beef broth was so tasty. Sorry, couldn’t get photos in time before the boys dug in. My daughter & I had the banh xeo and Vietnamese iced coffee. Super savory and satisfying for our tummies. The owners Trang and Andy were so nice and welcoming. Would definitely go there again if we’re in the area and highly recommend to anyone wanting a taste of authentic pho and banh xeo around St. Albans, VT.

Great food, quick service. Order online and pick up. There is no place to sit and eat