Parisian Bakery & Cafe

The frustration of ordering your sandwich and didn't get what you ordered. I specifically ordered a sandwich with aioli, pate and ham only. I received a sandwich with extra veggies. I am not able to consume certain vegetables due to stomach issue and here I am picking out the vegetables I didn't include in my order. Super frustrating because it's as simple as a sandwich.

Usually my go to place for ham and cheese crossaint and other bakery goodies and now it'll be the last. I found maggots in the ham and cheese crossaint.Good bye!

Sorry not going back in there no more found two little roaches running around going in and out of the pastries. Right in front of the lady. I just had to walk away and never coming back. Look at the store it looks like a rundown market. Sorry sorry. And I just saw the last review about a lady getting maggots!!! What wish I knew that sooner.

I don't even want to give any star for this place. I ordered bbq pork sandwich, it contained a lot fat in bbq. They actually sell too high price for mooncake. They raised $10 more for that from supermarket. Just don't want to go back. Very disappointed.

Deceitful and cheap business. I should've listened to the other poor reviews. This place has not changed for the better but have gotten so much worse. I paid $3-3.50 for banh mi made with tough old bread I couldn't bite into. I could accept the outer part being too crunchy, but the white inner part was so tough and dry. I think i can only eat the fillings, but it also tasted bit too old. Aside from selling old food, they also went cheap on the paper wrap. Its so small, the ends werent covered at all. It was a mess trying to eat it on the go. The lady selling gave me a strange look as she handed the sandwiches to me. She knew fully well what crap she just sold to me. While waiting for them to make my order, they insisted on trying to sell me other products that I kept repeatedly refusing. Bad business practice to sell off poor quality days old baked goods and lose customers. Rather buy from inside viet hoa market. Please don't come here when there are so many other places. Force them to become better.*I called to complain and was told that I should've told them to get me the soft bread and not crunchy! Was it not supposed to be eatable in the first place!?! What BS. They're not subway.

Two must items we always buy at Parisian, egg roll and almond crossaint. The egg rolls were the best we ever had in our entire life, better than any Asian restaurants made ones. The almond paste in the buttery crossaint was heaven. Parisian is cash only.

Parisian Bakery II & Cafe tọa lạc tại 8200 Wilcrest Dr #15A, Houston, TX 77072, bán rất nhiều thức ăn Việt Nam: bánh mì, bánh bao, chả giò, nem, mật ong... tiệm nằm chung khu với cơm Dì Tư.

It's more than a bakery. Parisian Bakery is a family-owned restaurant chain. Noticing I, II, III & IV. I chatted with the mother few years ago at this Viet Hoa Center restaurant. She explained every child in her family got a restaurant.Before Covid-19 restaurant restriction, I used to come here to order a tofu dessert and sit next to the window watching the world gone by. So relaxing. It can be a little noisy when customers came in to haggle. It doesn't bother me because they spoke in Vietnamese. I was just eating my dessert.After CoVid years, the seats remained piled up in the corner. I assume it's easier not to clean them after customers. Since I can't eat my tofu dessert anymore, I started to be addicted to the Vietnamese honeycomb cake or banh bo nuon. I couldn't find it anywhere else that was made fresh.

I used to love coming to this sandwich shop many years ago and I know the short haired Asian lady who owns it. The bread isn't a soft and fresh as it used to be and sometimes they sell one day old bread. I bought a couple of banh thit nuong (bbq pork sandwiches) and I watched them make my sandwich. They skimp on the vegetables, meat and pate. The sandwich costs almost $4 each and I was very disappointed at the taste. The meat was bland (not enough soy sauce and seasoning) and the bread was too hard on the outside. The only good thing they sell here is the che (sweet dessert) and I don't even know how long that has been in the chiller or how often they make che every week. This place accepts cash only and if you don't speak Vietnamese, good luck on trying to understand the lady who takes your order.

Probably not the most sanitary. Some times you will get fresh bread, sometimes you will get the stale bread. But make sure if the youngest of the trio is ringing you up, she doesn't overcharge you because she will with a straight face.