Moi Vietnamese Grill

Imagine going to a Vietnamese takeout and ordering your meal like you're at a Chipotle where you get to create your own bowl and/or banhmi. For the bowl, you select the base of rice, salad, vermicelli noodles and you can order half/half rice and salad, select your protein like beef, chicken or pork, select your veggies and drizzle of dressings. Since it was my first time visiting, I opt to get the dressings on the side so that I can try different dressings. I've ordered the pork banhmi and rice bowl and the beef rice bowl. Out of the three, I liked the beef most because of the more tender sliced meat. The bread was too soft for my liking and I wished it was a bit more like a baguette. The rice bowl is definitely better than the banhmi.Good customer service. Water cup is available on the counter.

I was visiting the area and found this unique Vietnamese eatery. First, you get to choose from sandwiches or rice bowls and then you select the toppings you want including the proteins you want on them. For my meal I chose the banh mi with the beef. I added carrots, cucumbers, fried onions, and cilantro. They have a few sauces you can also add, but decided on the spicy mayo sauce. This reminds me a lot like Chipotle where you select the toppings. The place itself had some seating and a drink refill station. The bread was not made the way I like it a soft and flaky baguette bread but it was edible. My kids had ordered the rice bowl and they said tasted fine but nothing spectacular. Overall, you have to try this yourself and judge whether its good or not. Its definitively a different take on the traditional Vietnamese dishes.

We had the tacos with grilled tofu. I usually don't like tofu, but these were super good! Tasted like a ban mi taco. Would definitely go back.

I visited Moi Vietnamese Grill to pick up banh mi sandwiches for lunch. I ordered grilled chicken and traditional banh mi veggies (carrots, daikon, cilantro) to go inside my sandwich. They have lots of other veggies options to choose from and they are very generous with their sandwich filings too.The grilled chicken was delicious, soft, and juicy. The vegetables added a nice crunch and sweetness. I also got a side of the traditional banh mi sauce and Moi's signature sauce, both delicious in the sandwich! Will be coming back for more!

I am a bit picky when it comes to foods so I'm always a sucker for restaurants that have a build-your-own option. The set up is similar to a Chipotle or Subway where you order up front and there's a variety of ingredients you can select from. To start, you get an option between rice, vermicelli, zucchini noodles or banh mi. Then you pick the protein and toppings you want. There's also no limit to the number of toppings (woohoo!). Finally for the sauce you can pick up to two. Honestly for someone who grew up eating a lot of Vietnamese food, this place is legit. The food was 5/5 for me. Both quantity and quality was there all at an affordable price. I'll definitely be coming back here.

I've had Moi before and have enjoyed the food. My most recent experience wasn't that great. The bahn mi I had I wasn't too impressed. When I think of a good bahn mi, I'm thinking of a French bread with a golden crunchy crust. The bread that it was served with was pale. While it was cooked, the bread had the texture of dough. The grilled pork had good flavor but was a bit on the chewier side (a bit over cooked).I did have some concerns on the service. The person making my sandwich used the same pair of gloves. Touching the iPad between making sandwiches, they touched their hair, their hair was not tied all the way and hair hung over the bahn mi as it was being made.

Love their fresh food, great tasting tofu and fast service! Always same, they are my staple when I don't feel like cooking and need something fast, fresh and tasty.

This place is really nice. The food was good and service was nice. I brought an out of town guest with me and they enjoyed their plate as well.

I am a sucker for Vietnamese food, particularly grilled pork and vermicelli, so I had to check out Moi for lunch. I was expecting a normal sit-down joint, but Moi is actually a counter-service, 'build your own' model like Chipotle or Chilantro. There were several people in front of me when I arrived, and that led to a longer wait in line than I expected. There is only one person manning the whole shop, so the time in line can drag a bit. The bun / grilled pork bowl was pretty decent, but it fell short of some of the other Vietnamese restaurants in the area. The pork was pretty bland, and the variety of toppings wasn't great (no bean sprouts, for example). The value was just ok, as the bowl was priced similarly to "sit-down / made to order' restaurants. I enjoyed lunch and Moi and would visit again, but it did not knock my socks off.

First time trying Vietnamese, tried roast beef Bahn Mis. OMG really tasty, very clean. Service was friendly and helpful. Would definitely go back if I'm in the area.