Banh Mi Spot

This spot hit so close to home. I had just come back from eating banh mis for breakfast everyday in Vietnam to come back home and see that this gem was open. The banh mis are delicious. I came back the next day and ordered 4 more to try with my family. The service was seat yourself and they call out your name when the order is ready. It's also very cute inside. They have a cute little opening where you can sit and people watch and enjoy the indoors at the same time. The coffee was so delicious as well. I wanted to try the egg coffee but they were out both times but it's ok because the salted caramel was still satisfying and not too sweet. Will definitely be my new go to spot when I'm craving a taste of home.

Decent sandwiches Wish they were a bit bigger*But great iced coffee*the bread is perfect, just a bit Smol

Summary of this place after seeing it on IG.Food: 3/5 - I tend to look at value and quality of the food. When lookin at the menu initially, the value for the banh mi seemed amazing. Sub 10$ is great, however when we got the food.....it's prob 1/2 size of an authentic one you get from a mom&pop shop. The flavor was good (I got ribeye) but nothing that blew me away. I did enjoy the Vietnamese coffee.Service: 2/5 - Friendly staff, however they need to fix their processes for handling orders. Ordered my food and waited nearly 15 min and then overheard folks in the back saying the order didn't go through to the kitchen. Total wait time was like 25 min for a small sandwich. Coffee was quick though. Ambiance: 5/5 - Beautiful lookin place in fishtown, helped bump the overall score to 3/5.Overall: 3/5 solid spot in fishtown. Go over there, snag some food drinks and pictures. Food....ehhh, service....needs some process improvements. I'll cut em some slack cause they're new and still improving.

This is a beautiful, cozy spot in Fishtown. Aesthetically very pleasing and staff is friendly. I ordered the bang bang shrimp banh mi and lemongrass chicken banh mi. The bang bang shrimp one was delicious but very pricey for a small portion - $9. The lemongrass chicken was ok - $8.A 16 ounce Vietnamese iced coffee was $6, which is comparable to other banh mi cafes. But I didn't like the coffee at all. It had a very artificial flavor. It didn't taste like the phin drip version and I'm not sure if they use Arabica beans versus Robusta beans. I would go back to try other menu items as they had other drink and food options.

Stopped by on a whim since they're doing a soft opening. Picked up a pork belly banh mi and spring rolls. Spring rolls were good, slightly bitter or something similar but went well with the dipping sauce (? Prob not the right word). Pork belly was really good, sandwich a bit messy but delicious. Cute inside, cozy but not overdone or minimalistic either. People seemed nice and food came out pretty quick. Would go back but they need to put prices on menu, though maybe it's a soft opening thing?

Fast, very affordable and delicious. I had the traditional cold cut bahn mi. The pickled radish and carrot were crisp, sweet and sour, just as they should be. The spread and pate were good, and the portion of cold cuts was almost too generous! My only mild criticism is that the bread could be a bit more crisp, but I'll be back to try more soon. A great addition to the neighborhood!

Ordered the grilled pork and Bang Bang shrimp. Authentic. Very close to the Banh Mi had in Vietnam. Bread could be toasted a bit more, but doesn't take away from the flavor.. Will be back

Very solid banh mi! Ordered the bang bang shrimp & lemongrass chicken. Both were awesome. Prices are very reasonable as well. Will certainly be going back and trying the other banh mi's/teas.