Banh Cuon Tan Dinh Deli

best vietnamese fried chicken!! we always get a tray if we have guests over/have a party and they're always a hit. If you've never tried fish sauce wings, you need to!! Plus, you can freeze the leftovers and they're just as good after airfrying. The owner is super friendly and nice. We can't wait to come back and try more things!

I keep forgetting to review this place, but this spot has been a safety net as one of my go to for Viet deli items. The banh mi thit nuong here is one of the cheaper ones around and good enough for the price. I usually like to pick up a bunch of cha gio (fried spring rolls), nem nuong (pork meatballs) and chao tom (sugar cane shrimp). The also have a variety of noodles and rice prepackaged to go as well. The male owner is usually always present and very humorous. My Viet is not the best at times, but we've conversed fluently in English and I've never felt shamed or judged for it. I'm always happy to support a small, local business like this.

Wings are still bomb. I order this a lot for parties. Tried their Banh cuon and surprisingly did not come with veggies like sprouts or basil. Just fried onions, price was $6 a pound. The Banh bot lot was tasty and both items came with a lot of filling so I'm glad to say my experience this time was a better experience than last time. .

Fish sauce wings and salt & pepper shrimp are my go-to here! They are very accommodating and friendly! It is a small shop that also offers on-the-go meals.

Fish sauce chicken wings the trays are great for potlucks and parties. Fried Chicken Wings

This is one of my most favorite delis in Chinatown. You get fresh home made Vietnamese street food for a fraction of the price in fancy restaurants. The rice rolls (bánh cuốn) are made fresh in house the traditional way (cheese cloth over steaming water) and the banh mi sandwiches are cheap. They have also some delicacy (bê thui, bánh cống, etc...) and mini spring rolls that are hard to find in other places. You can definitely try their chicken wings too! Crispy, delicious and cheapThe owner is quite shy but very very nice. You can ask him for custom selection and he might make it for you!

Best chicken wings I have ever had. Crispy and crunchy, the garlic chicken wings have just the right amount of garlic. Moist on the inside, crunchy on the outside. I'm not usually a chicken wing fan as I don't like the meat to bone ratio, but I will order these over and over again. Amazing.

I have been looking for a shop just like this and am so happy to have found it! Large portions of home cooked authentic Vietnamese food for the right price. I tried their banh cuon, banh gio, banh mi thit nuong, and more. They were all yummy!Would highly recommend and will be back for more! Very friendly service. Hot and ready food and food made to order. Thank you guys!

Gentleman working was absolutely hilarious. He sings and makes fun of you - for free!! Wish he had a YouTube channel or TikTok to keep up with. We left the store filled with happiness. Small space. Deli style, walk in and walk out. Banh Mi Special (variety deli meat) and Banh Mi (bbq chicken) - yum! Plenty of vegetables. Break was fresh. Sugarcane Shrimp - my favorite of course. Yum again!! Banh Beo combo - steamed rice cake with fish sauce. Perfect for lunch the next day.

Okay so this may be one of the most low-key Vietnamese Deli in all of Seattle's Little Saigon. You wouldn't see it from Jackson Street as it's quite well hidden behind some of the buildings off 12th Ave. Once you find the building, it does look a little run down, but don't the best foods come from there??Coming inside you get that old nostalgic feel of a Vietnamese Deli, the counter lined up with lots of premade food such as Spring Rolls, Fried Rice, Banh Cuon, and those green Pandan desserts.The man who I assumed was the owner helped take my order. He was quite friendly but not very talkative. Kind of funny though because I gave my whole order in Vietnamese but he responded back with English (I swear my Vietnamese skills are good).I ordered their Banh Mi Thit Nuong which was about $5.00, but for me it was about $5.50 since I asked for extra house mayo. What is interesting about the house mayo for the banh mi was that it was a lot different compared to other deli's who sold banh mi. The house mayo was more yellowish compared to the usual off-white colour. It tasted different but in a good way that made the banh mi have a more unique taste. Everything was pretty normal about the banh mi, the way it was made and everything, but I liked it!Banh Cuon Tan Dinh Deli is surely a standard Vietnamese Deli, but worth the try! I plan to come back and try their Banh Cuon and would likely even come back to pick up their premade foods if I ever need a quick meal.