THH Sandwiches

Stopped by this spot early in the morning a few days ago when the 405 had a nightmare traffic issue and I knew I wouldn't have time to stop by my usual spot for breakfast. This is the first time I've been to THH Bolsa - usually go to the THH off Euclid/Edinger or Chapman/Euclid instead. They open early for all you early birds - 6am! Tons of parking (at this hour) - but it's located in a really busy/popular strip mall in Little Saigon, so expect horrible parking during the day, and especially on the weekends. The gal that helped me was bright and cheerful (considering the early morning hour). She told me they have a promotion on Wednesdays - Buy 3 items, get 1 free - iced coffee not included. I picked up a Com Ga (Cornish Hen with red rice) for lunch, two Xoi Man (savory Vietnamese sticky rice), Goi Cuon (Spring rolls), and a Vietnamese Iced Coffee. They have other food items available too like their sandwiches - but I didn't want to spend too much time waiting since I needed to get back on my commute. Total for everything came up to be a little under $25. and I paid with cash. Card is accepted, the minimum is $15, or 50 cents charge if under $15. The iced coffee definitely hit the spot, and provided a good energy boost through my morning commute (had to take surface streets to work since the 405-South continued to look worse on my Sigalert app. I ate the Spring Rolls parked outside - they tasted fresh and the rice paper wrap was soft. I saved one of the sticky rice plates for later when I made it into the office, and gave the other away to a colleague who also had to skip breakfast due to the freeway traffic. I docked a star off because the Com Ga (Cornish hen with red rice) wasn't the best. The rice and sauce was good, but the veggies weren't pickled - which is how this dish is traditionally served with. In addition, most parts of the cornish hen meat were dry. I barely managed to eat half of it before tossing. It's a bit out of the way for me to stop by here in my morning commute - apparently they've been around for two years now, but this is my first time visiting. Nice to know a THH is in this area though - if you go early enough, you can avoid the inevitable parking mess/crowds that visit this plaza.

This place is descent. $6.50 for a sandwich that tasted pretty good. I didn't like the strong soy sauce in there (it overpowered the meats). $19 total for three sandwiches and bread was fresh. They greeted me and were kind enough. Small hole in the wall but nothing special for a banh mi sandwich. I'd come back but prefer Mr baguette

Such a great sandwich. Still a clean and easy ordering experience. The fried egg rolls are filled with meat and legit deal of the day at $1 each. Also tried the green coconut bread (don't recall the name) it is chewy texture and slightly sweet. A very nice dessert option. So flippin' good!

Soy lap xuong & cha - pretty good on it's own but a little maggi seasoning and some hot sauce that I added made it perfect Banh cuon thit - I would prefer more pork filling over having cha & gio

I ordered a thit nuong to go for my little ones and realized we had the wrong order by the time we got home. We ended up getting a combination with paté which the kids don't eat. I called the restaurant and let them know we got the wrong order and they said to go ahead & just pick up the new sandwich. My husband was on the road already so I told him to just grab it when he was on the way, he got there & the worker didn't believe him & asked for picture proof of the wrong order. What in the hell, it's a $6 sandwich & called before hand. I was in the middle of showering for the kids & had to rush down just to take a picture to prove we got the wrong sandwich. We come here very often but would rather take my service elsewhere. Either the one in Euclid or carrots and daikon next door.

Came back and got their banh mi xíu mại and ga and it was good! Service was better and staff was nice. Will comeBack for their food!

Banh mi from this location is to die for. This is my buddies and I go to location for a fast, but filling bite. The service is quick and expect you good to be prepared within a blink of an eye. The ambience isn't terribly pleasing, but it gets the job done for the business.

Great tasting food! Clean store and friendly staff that give fast service! Highly recommended!

Not bad to get the banh mi for chicken. Less protein they put but alright with veggies and spread put. Could seriously improve on ratios. Employees here are just blunt & rushing.

While out scouring the OC for delicious eats, I happened to come across this sandwich shop and since I had the Tustin location bookmarked, I figured, why not try it here instead since it's within my reach, and I'm very glad I did! I went inside and the place was relatively big. The menu was extensive and I almost didn't even know what I wanted to order because there were so many things to choose from. There were banh mis, porridge, banh cuon, and many many more! I settled for 2 sandwiches, the House special and the grilled pork, two of their featured and best selling sandwiches.House special- the classic Vietnamese combo. It came with everything, cold cuts, pate, head cheese. I absolutely love the pate in banh mis, it's an absolute must and I don't know why anyone would ever eat sandwiches without it! Everything from the pickled carrots and daikon were fresh, the meats were well cured, the bread was nice and crispy, yet the inside was oh so soft. Delicious! Grilled pork - I'm a sucker for grilled pork, so this sandwich was a must! The pork was slightly sweet and slightly savory. The pickled veggies really complemented the pork well, it was as if I was eating a grilled pork plate but with bread and in a sandwich form. Overall, super solid!