King Do Restaurant

BEST sugarcane juice in the city! All the proof you need is in my picture. Because sugarcane takes so long to ship to Boston, it generally isn't fresh and comes out more green/gray, oftentimes with a bit of sand collected at the bottom if it hasn't been thoroughly washed. But here, it is golden yellow. It's the closest you can get to what it's like in Vietnam while in Boston. Although I generally come here for their nước mía, I also love their smoothies. They also serve a variety of hot foods and bánh mì, and do a great job at catering. Support your local businesses!

I got the banh mi dac biet. While the sandwich was generously sized and the fillings were tasty, the bread wasn't crisp like a good banh mi baguette should be.

Best viet iced coffee in town. With the small crushed/pebble ice. Yerrr! They have a bathroom too in case you're on the go.

I visited on a Friday afternoon and they were able to serve me right away. I ordered the Bun Bo Hue noodle soup dish to go. As of July 2022, it cost $13. The menu listed $9 but it's old. It took about 10ish minutes to be ready. and then 20 minutes before I sat down and ate it. It was delicious. I was a bit nervous tbh because I had tried another place earlier this week and was disappointed but this!!! I am absolutely coming back and trying more things. Everything was packaged perfectly too -- they had separate containers for the soup, veggies, and the noodles. If it was that good to go, I cannot imagine how good it would be there! I can't wait to try more things!

3.5 stars but rounded up to support the business. Customer service is slow, and we were the only table there at 1 pm, so I can't imagine what it would be like if there were multiple tables with orders. It took about 25-30 mins to get all our food. Our drinks did come out after about 5 mins. It looks like they have only 1-2 people doing both the kitchen and the waiting. There is nothing special about the atmosphere, and the whole place smells like cleaning products. So don't expect any ambiance. With that said, the ladies were all nice and courteous...just trying to go from one thing to another. We ordered pho ($15), bun bo hue ($14) and hu tieu nam vang ($13), com dac biet ($14). All were pretty good, and had a decent amount of contents. We also got a bunch of their packaged food to go. All pretty yummy. Would recommend if you can allocate more time to eat out, not if you're expecting fast service.

Very fresh & tasty sugarcane juice, and wonderful pork rice porridge soup (Chao Long). I always stop by to pick up 2 orders when I travel to Dot! The staffs are very sweet and friendly, esp Chi Chau, the manager :).

Delicious!! Only complaint is we ordered 3 banh mi for takeout - two pork and one beef, and when we got home we realized they had packed a fish instead of beef.. disappointing and I did not enjoy the fish. However, the pork banh mi was amazing. Fluffy crunchy bread and good ratio of meats and veggies.We also sat down to have a meal in the restaurant area. Everyone's food was great with large serving sizes. Bun bo hue was super flavorful and the noodles were the perfect texture. Broken rice dish with pork was one of the best I've had, with super tender and juicy pork. Serving size was huge. Overall some of the best Vietnamese food I've had in the Boston area.

This restaurant has a huge selection of delicious banh-mi sandwiches and a variety of desserts in their fridges, along with various snacks laid out on their tables. The lady who runs the place is always super nice and welcoming!My favorite banh-mi (so far) has been the King Do special banh mi sandwich. They stuff it so full and every bite is filled with so much flavor. I've only been able to stop by in the evening but I'm hoping to stop by earlier in the day (I've heard they have more items available) and to make my way through more of their menu items!They have some tables set up inside if you decide you want to dine-in.This place is definitely worth stopping by and trying!!

This place is the bomb! So delicious, convenient, fast, and cheap! There's also parking on the street. Can't believe all this food cost only around $60!

Sandwich is good but I don't think they make their coffee using the little drip things that I associate with Vietnamese coffee. I think it's just condensed milk in regular coffee. So why charge so much?