Bamee Tee - Vietnamese Sandwiches & Milk Teas

Stopped by here on the way home from TN, we were craving for some Vietnamese food. I ordered a spicy beef noodle soup while my hubby got a HaNoi noodle dish. Both were good. Cashier was helpful & great.

Second time here. First time the bun Bo hue was very underwhelming, no strong lemongrass flavor. The owner recommended we try their jackfruit coconut sugarcane juice and it was way too sweet. I like jackfruit by itself, not in my drink. It over powered the sugar cane and coconut. Well today was my second time, I placed a togo order an hour well before coming to get it expecting to just pay, grab it and go. THEY HAVENT EVEN STARTED ON IT! Oh my goodness. So I left. There was a family eating and they were finishing up and they had ordered two banh mi to go and they didn't even know about it. I don't know if I'll give them a third chance.

Bamee Tee: A Vietnamese Culinary Treasure in AtlantaMy visit to Bamee Tee revealed a delightful Vietnamese haven in Atlanta, known not just for its exquisite milk teas and refreshing fruit drinks but also for a menu brimming with authentic flavors that tantalized my taste buds. The space marries modern design with comfort, making it perfect for any dining occasion.The food was a revelation of authenticity and quality. Highlights included the richly flavored Bun bo hue and the aromatic bun mam, but the family-style dinner truly captivated me, offering a taste of Vietnam's heart.The drinks, from vibrant fruit beverages to exceptional milk teas, perfectly complemented the meal, enhancing the overall experience. Bamee Tee offered an authentic Vietnamese journey, marked by their exceptional service, making it more than just a meal but a memorable culinary adventure in Atlanta.

Great food, I love the bun bo hue in the stone pot and bun rieu. The stone bowl kept the soup broth hot . The dishes were full of favor and the ingredients were fresh. Great services, they comp us the hot tea.I highly recommend this place, great favors and very affordable! My recommendation would be to serve the bun rieu in the stone bowl!

We came to Bamee Tee to especially try their well-known dish, bún bò Huế thố đá (bún bò Huế in stone bowl). It came piping hot. It was flavorful with lots of toppings, I especially love the full roll of chả Huế. Though it was flavorful, I thought it could have been a little spicier . The price of $20 is on the steep side for Atlanta area, especially Doraville. Follow us at @thefoodieswander for more ATL eat spots.

I'm surprised this restaurant got an average review. I loved the decor, the cashier was super sweet and helpful, and best of all, the food didn't disappoint. Banhmi's were great and so were the drinks. I tried the Peach Mango Soda Pop and the Passion Fruit Tee, and they both were delicious!

Came in on a weekday. It seemed like they were setting up for some event. The place looked like a modern boba shop, but some TVs were not displaying the menu. The barista server had to adjust sugar and ice levels after we ordered, but the drinks were made right after. Purely food based review:Lychee Rose tea - Got with 50% sugar. There's one piece of lychee in the drink. Pretty decent, the tea is strong in this one, I wish there was more fruit though.Honeydew Milk Tea - Got with 50% sugar but man is it still a bit too sweet for our tastes.We heard the food is good so hoping to try it next time.

Went with my parents to bameetea after seeing another review on Facebook. They don't have a menu up for their daily specials so you'll have to ask when you enter what they have.. you then Order and pay up front before sitting. My family ordered 3 bun Bo hue bowls, a grilled pork Banh mi, and two drink for a total of $66Each bowl was $15 , the $5 Banh mi, and 5-6 per drink . The utensils are currently plastic and makes the meal feel cheap. Herbs and veggies for the entree was adequate and fresh. They ever have shrimp paste as a condiment! The bun was soft and perfectly cooked, each bowl contained some blood cubes, pork knuckle, and steamed pork sausage. There was plenty of meat and flavor. A bit on the greasier side...My dad's only complaint was the serving temperature wasn't up to par with other places he frequents. We actually spoke with the chef/owner and he says they'll be getting more kitchen supplies to modify their kitchen process. The Banh mi was good, meat to veggie ratio was perfect. They actually bbq their meat so you get a "charred" flavoring. No complaints on either drinks because they are made to order. Sweetness and ice level, etc. would definitely recommend! :)

The best bahn mi I've had in Georgia that reminds me of a friend's mother's cooking. The vegan bahn mi was flavorful, crunchy, diverse in texture, and was a good portion. Most vegan bahn mi's that I've tried are bland and taste like an afterthought to offer an inclusive menu item. That is not the case here. Bamee's bahn mi is as authentic as it gets. From the moment you walk in, you are greeted with a bright interior that screams family. I also decided to order an earl grey milk tea with boba. I usually get my tea with 25% sugar, but their earl grey didn't need it! I will try going down to 75% next time to test the change in sweetness, but it was the perfect flavor and oh so comforting. This will be my go-to spot without a doubt. I highly recommend swinging by!

My husband and I came in on a Friday during lunchtime. We tried out their daily specials, which included the Bun Bo Hue (spicy beef and pork noodle soup) for $15 per bowl. It was a nice portion size and the quality of the meats were good. Bonus points for the traditional herbs provided for this dish (shredded water spinach and banana blossoms). We had a nice experience overall and will be back to check out the Bun Rieu (crab and tomato noodle soup - available on Thursdays)!