Y Nhu Bakery & Cafe

Still one of the best bahn mi in central FL that I've tried. Bit annoyed they close on Fridays, but they do what they gotta. The price has gone up again since my last visit 3 months ago. They do have good varieties of desserts, tried a few before and they were good. Never had any of their other kinds of bahn mi, we only like the classic.

Did a quick stop after a lash appointment and this food hit the spot. I tried:The Bbq pork belly Banh mi The produce was fresh and delicious. The staff is so sweet & I love the array of cultural items they have available. I would definitely return to try the other options.

Craving an authentic Bahn Mi and I have always passed by Y Nhu / Boston Cafe but never went in and tried the placeWent in this weekend to fulfill the craving and the place was empty. As you walk in the glass shelving have an array of vietnamese treats such as huge Baos, Rice cakes and summer rolls, Fried Sesame balls filled with red bean paste, Varieties of Cold Che's drinks, Vietnamese Coffee, Vietnamese deli pate, Sausage Roll, Banana Leaf Sticky rice wraps filled with meat just to name a few.They offer fresh Sugar cane juice in 3 sizes. Large size is $8.So the Bahn Mi selection offer : Combination, Grilled pork, Chicken, Grilled Fish cake, Steam Pork, Pate from what I recall. The price is $7 - $7.50.I opted for Grilled Pork and Grilled Fish Cake Bahn Mi. They are made to order.I requested no jalapeno on mines.The Sugarcane juice I requested NO ICE and when it was given to me it was ALMOST filled all the way up but not much. The drink was still cool to touch even without ice.I also ordered 4 pcs of BAO which are HUGE for $5 each bao and the rice cakes looks fresh and soft they gave you 3 pcs for $5.Staff here is nice and the man who cashed me out asked where was I from possibly because I bought a few things from him. They do take CARD as payment. They accept apple pay but I think the machine was not working at the time.The sugarcane juice was refreshing. They added squirts of lime and it gives the sugarcane juice a more refreshing taste. The sugarcane comes off not that sweet when lime juice is added.The Grilled Fishcake Bahn Mi was ok. It was tasty but not my favorite. The pickled carrots and radish was good and the cilantro was not overpowering. The cucumber gave the Bahn Mi as refreshing taste to the sandwich.The Grilled Pork Bahn Mi was delicious. It is always my favorite Bahn Mi selection when it comes to these sandwiches. The sweet pork had good amount of fat along with the tender meat once you bite into it.The Bao was also delicious, Tender soft white dough with a huge pork meatball inside with a boil egg. The pork meatball is flavorful. The egg was not overcooked and the meat had some black fungus mushrooms and some cartilage crunch I am not sure from what. This is a huge BAO so it will fill you up once you fully eat it. This Bao is not thick skin dough either which is a good thing. You can taste the filling more on these baos.The layered rice cake was delicious and not overly sweet. It is layered green with yellow layers of rice cake with hints of yellow mung beans in the center layers of the yellow cake. This was chewy and soft which I love when eating rice cakes. It has the stretchy texture of a mochi. I would def by these again.Overall the food items here are delicious The place is clean as well I would def come back here again.

Tried the 'Che Bap,' a sweet corn pudding featuring a blend of corn kernels and sticky rice, drizzled with coconut milk for a pleasantly chewy and sweet sensation, enjoyable both warm and cold.Also the pomelo pudding, which offered a chewy texture and a refreshing taste. It might become a bit repetitive over time, as it's relatively straightforward.

This place used to be good but the last few times I ordered, it has gone downhill. The flavor of the pâté in banh mi was lacking and they are overly priced . Won't be coming back or recommending .

Tried 3 banh mi spots in the area and this one was the best. The bread. The meat. The toppings. I preferred the Dac Biet.

Stopped in to grab some Bahn Mi with a friend and was so delighted by our choices. Grilled Pork, Chicken, and Pork Belly were the 3 sandwiches (plus a mandatory fresh Sugar Cane drink) made for an affordable, light and delicious lunch.The ambiance can seem a little odd for people that aren't used to Vietnamese, or Asian Markets in general, but they had a variety of tasty looking treats I'd love to go back for.After ordering, they made our sandwiches and drink quickly, and had us rung up in minutes. Friendly staff, quiet little windows seats, and damn good food. Can't wait to go back..Oh, there is parking behind the building in the event the street is full. There were a lot of take out orders, which reinforced our decision to try it.Sorry, no pictures this time - we were too hungry.

I've searched tonight and low in Orlando trying to find these buns. I got four from here cost me $20. They were wonderful but I think five dollars per bun, especially with the small size of these buns was overpriced after all their 90% bread I'm not sure I will order again from this location like I said just too expensive.

Bought 2 banh mi $20... 75% veggie, 25% meat. Not asking for free food please be generous with the price you charge

Perfection.We got the grilled pork Banh mi and it was spectacular. Not over done. Bread is homemade, vegetables were fresh and crisp, pork was flavorful. $8.50 for this banh mi is an unbelievable deal.Definitely will be coming back every time we're in Orlando.