Yummy Deli

It's hard to find good banh mi anywhere in WA so it is exciting to have a solid place to go to near home. Just discovered this place and I will definitely be back. Also, the price is so good!We each got 2 combos:- Banh mi dat biet (special ham) + spring rolls and avocado bubble tea. - Tofu Banh mi + egg rolls and taro bubble teaBoth sandwiches were great. The bread is very unique in size compared to most other banh mi, this is shorter and fatter but I was happy to see that they didn't skimp on filling it. The bread is crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. It's hard to find a place that does good tofu banh mi so it's amazing that they well season the tofu in a sauce. The dat biet sandwich has good mayo and pate, which only the legit places will have. The egg rolls were good too, good proportion of meat and veggies. Spring rolls were alright, nothing to rave about. The avocado bubble tea was so good. Love when places use real avocado! The taro bubble tea is pretty standard on what you'd find in other shops. Overall, very happy with this place and will be back for more banh mi and trying other menu items! I would definitely recommend if you're looking for banh mi in the area without the hassle of going to Seattle.

A good local Banh Mi spot to try when you've got the craving for it. (they have other menu items too but it seems to be targeted toward banh mi) - Price is right- Bread is nice and crispy on the outside, slightly softer on the inside as it should be- Pate, delicious- Veggies, crunchy and pickled to perfectionThe only reason I knocked down a star is I wish there was a little more meat. The meat amount is decent enough to make the sandwich feel balanced, but just a little more would make it perfect. (However, they still provide more than other banh mi shops in the area)

I love this place. I typically eat here for lunch. I'm a regular and typically get the bahn mi and milk tea. The chicken skewers are pretty amazing too.

Pho soup so flavorful. It's a bit sweeter than other pho I've had. They have Chinsu chilli sauce instead of Sriracha. Chinsu has a sweet taste to it so adding this with their already sweet broth can make the pho broth taste too sweet.Quick orderingSelf service

5 stars all around!!! We've been in search up north for the best bahn mi, pho, and drinks in one place, and this is it! Yummy deli is authentic, fresh, delicious, and has the nicest staff. We ordered the tofu bahn mi and pork, two of the combo phos (small) and iced Vietnamese coffee with boba. THEY ARE ALL SO YUMMY! They have so many other options we want to try and bubble tea drinks with different toppings. It makes giggle and excited to try hahaha. It's so nice to have a one stop place that has all your favorites.

We were on our way home and wanted to grab some food and decided to try this place. So many people have recommend the banh mi here and it was delicious. We got the tofu banh mi, beef stew with noodles, and tofu spring roll. The tofu banh mi uses a different bread than im used to, it's chubbier, fluffier and softer. It has a crunch but not the hard crunch. The flavor was on point and they were very generous with the fillings. I haven't had beef stew in a really long time and it definitely hit the spot. It was filled with super super tender beef and carrots. The flavor of the soup was on the sweeter side but not too much. The tofu spring roll was kinda bland but the peanut sauce definitely help.Overall, I really like the sandwiches here and the people here are really nice. The price is very reasonable. It also seem like there are a lot of regulars that came here. If I'm in the area, I would definitely come back here.

Stopped into this place needing a quick bite before a job interview. The food is very solid. I went with the Y2, pork Vietnamese sandwich and two spring rolls. Both the sandwich and the spring rolls were basically perfect. The service is friendly and fast. Just one tip, respect the Jalapeño, it's hot. Otherwise this is a good joint, try it!

Love their tofu bahn mi, made vegan by asking for no mayo. I found out about this delicious $6 vegan sandwich from The Herald's guide to vegan spots around Snohomish county. As she put it, "The tofu is marinated so well you won't miss the mayo." Thank you Ashley Sims for your awesome recommendation!! YUMMY indeed!

Always go here after a haircut for an avocado smoothie. Great prices and service. Go check it out!

We wanted to pick up some sandwiches for our flight the next day and have some soup for a cold and drizzly day. Yummy Deli was pretty close to our hotel and seemed perfect for what we were craving.Kid's Pho w/ Brisket ($6.95) - Okay, so we wouldn't normally get this but we just wanted a very small portion of pho, something warm on a cold day. Yeah, we could tell this is aimed towards kids. No aromatics or vegetables, just a couple of slices of brisket and vermicelli in the pho broth. The broth is very sweet, not my favorite. We probably should have gotten a normal pho instead, but I'm not convinced it would have been too much better given the other reviews stating the broth is sweet. Grilled Pork Bahn Mi ($6.95) - Good crusty baguette, crisp on the outside, chewy on the inside. Unlike a more traditional Bahn Mi baguette, the crust isn't super crispy, doesn't flake off into small chunks all over the place and the interior is more chewy than airy/fluffy. It's more like a French Baguette than a Vietnamese Baguette. The sandwich is filled with the classic vegetables - jalapenos, cilantro, cucumber, pickled shredded carrot and daikon. The cucumbers are cut into coins instead of the normal batons. The pickles are a bit weak, they seem to not be as vinegary or pickled as long as most other places. The pork has a nice aromatic taste from the marinade but again is extremely sweet. A pat of mayo finishes the sandwich. Other reviews mention pate, but I didn't find any in my sandwich.I wish Yummy Deli had some more authentic options with pate, cha lua, shredded pork skin, etc. I guess this place is aimed more towards Western restaurant-goers given how sweet everything was, or maybe it's just the style around Seattle? Not bad, just different from a more authentic restaurant.