Angina bullosa hemorrhagica  is a benign disorder characterized by sudden onset hemorrhagic bullous lesions that heals spontaneously within 1-2 weeks. Although angina bullosa hemorrhagica may be perceived as a fearful condition at first glance for both patient and clinician ABH has a benign nature, its diagnosis can be made clinically easily and has good prognosis. However clinicians must be aware of this benign disorder and differentiate it from other oral blistering disorders to avoid unnecessary invasive diagnostic procedures and  heavy treatment regimens.  In this case report, we presented a 57-year-old male patient diagnosed with angina bullosa hemorrhagica and we are presenting this rare entity with its diagnostic and clinical features.