Tammy's Bakery

I've been going here for 15+ years. It's a staple in the community but the customer service leave little to be desired. I went in for sesame balls but they didn't have any so I ordered their Chè Đậu Trắng (Black Eyed Pea Rice Pudding) and she was hesitant because she said it's to hot to put in a container. I noticed other pho like containers and asked nicely if could put it in a thinker container, looking confused she shuffled slowly over to help another customer then got a container, told me $5, I agreed and she filled it up and when I paid with my debit card it ended up being $6.05. Beware ya'll

Went to Tammy's for an avacado shake & a small container of fried shallots. When it was time to pay, (it was $14 and change) It asked how much tip I wanted to leave, I hit the "skip" button. I swiped my card and the woman behind the counter grabbed the card reader & hit a button & wanted me to swipe my card again, this time the total was $21 and change! Be mindful of the amount your being charged before swiping your card again!

Tammy's has been our go-to for Bahn mi for many years. It's always a sure bet.Not fancy, but good and a solid value. Good selection and tasty food.Normally I would take photos but a. was hungry and b. pretty sure y'all know what a Bahn mi looks like. :)There's a big parking lot so you don't have to typically go searching for street parking which is a plus as well.If you're in the mood and in the 'hood - stop in! Rolls and other goodies there as well.

Best banh mi in the Seattle area! I recently moved to SoCal and tried the famous Banh Mi My Tho in SGV area, and I STILL prefer Tammy's! Specifically, their grilled pork banh mi has a generous amount of delicious and smoky grilled pork, with crunchy pickles (dua chua), and a satisfying crunchy baguette roll. BUT the MVP has to be the homemade mayo and pâté combo that brings such a decadent umami flavor to each banh mi. I've also tried the dac biet and it's equally good. Would not recommend the fried banana though because it was extremely oily.

Quick and tasty, fast and efficient service. First time there today. Ordered combo (dac biet) banh mi & charsui shrimp salad rolls. Both were satisfying. Will be back.

This is my first time eating at this establishment and it's A-ok. I tried 2 different kind of rolls -shrimp and the pork (nem nuong). The shrimp one was your typical summer roll - lettuce, basil, rice noodles, shrimp halves (4 of them per roll). I'm glad to say that the shrimp is not black like the previous one I had in Oregon. The lettuce is cut up. The peanut hoisin sauce was more runny than what I usually like it. It made it messy to eat. Also, since the lettuce is all cut it, it kept on spilling out whenever I dip it. Also, my little one likes to eat it in the middle so that gets messy really fast. It's not so much of a complaint as it is an observation. I like the pork one which had different filling. It does not have rice noodles. It has the nem -so garlicky, and a fried egg roll wrap for crunchiness, and lots of lettuce. Maybe next time we will try their banh mi.

This is a very comfortable Market to shop in and the people that work there are amazingly helpful and fun most of all I love their bubble tea!But they do need to get some more green apple flavoring for the bubble tea since I have been waiting for 3 weeks now!

Local spot for a quick bite. There are premade food for purchase and Vietnamese sandwiches you can order upon entering. A lot of viet traditional food and sweets. The service is good the lady at the register explains what's inside the dishes if you ask. I ordered a sugar cane juice which was a little too sour? Not sure if it was because it wasn't fresh. Overall, decent experience.

I came here 14 years ago and in recent years I have occasionally stopped by to buy a few dessertsI won't comment on other dishes, although they are also expensive, but today I will only talk about the unfilled bread that I bought today for $3 not much money but more expensive than other places including Safeway or anywhere else. .I bought a 1 pack of 5 at Q.Bakery for only $3.25 Serving here, the staff just stands around selling things and talking privately, not caring about the customers, they just collect money

Great little hole in the wall. Great selection of food other then just banh mi! There's pastries, snacks and other Vietnamese food.