Small, cozy Vietnamese restaurant with intimate seating and updated decor including new flooring and lighting. Atmosphere feels calm and welcoming, with a sophisticated vibe from the music and clean, comfortable space. Known for authentic family-owned charm and highly regarded pho and banh mi.
Soft, fresh, and hot bread tops the sandwiches. The pork and tofu banh mi features crispy bread with a perfect balance of fillings and fresh ingredients. Bread comes lightly toasted and fantastic.
Wonton soup offers a delicious taste with a calming effect. The pork-filled wontons stand out in the broth.
"I thought the Bahn mi sandwich was the best I ever tasted."
"The bread here is perfectly crispy and packed with flavorful fillings."
"I will never get Wonton Soup anywhere else; it's delicious."
Good to know
The restaurant offers generous portions at reasonable prices.
Expect a busy atmosphere during lunch hours, especially on weekends.
Takeout is available for those in a hurry.
Vietnamese restaurant offers a calm and relaxing atmosphere with soothing instrumental music and plenty of personal space. The interior is clean and cute, accommodating both small groups and individuals comfortably. A mix of students and locals creates a lively yet cozy vibe that suits casual dining.
Freshly baked bread features a crunchy texture with a soft interior and is perfectly toasted. Sandwiches come on the softest, freshest bread made with ingredients not common at many banh mi spots.
Broth stands out as great and flavorful with wontons that include pork and ramen. Crispy shrimp and egg rolls often accompany the soup, adding texture and variety.
Good to know
The café does not accept credit cards, only cash or checks.
The sandwich is under $10, which is rare for such a meal.
You get a side of soup and an egg roll with your meal.
Spacious bakery with natural light and ample seating offers a cozy, clean atmosphere with free Wi-Fi and light music. Unique self-serve areas and outdoor seating create a relaxed, productive vibe. The space supports casual conversation and quiet work without feeling crowded.
Fresh bread fills the air with a homey aroma that welcomes you in. A wide selection of rolls, buns, and breads offers an overwhelming variety that tastes like it just came out of the oven.
Broth stands out as fresh and flavorful, making the soup very fulfilling. Wontons come out delicious and the bok choy stays perfectly al dente.
Good to know
The dim sum opens at 11 am.
Happy hour at Bakery 1908 runs from 4-7pm on weekdays.
Happy hour offers extra savings on select items.
Bright, clean space with modern design and natural light creates a welcoming, peaceful atmosphere. Seating is spacious and self-service amenities like microwaves and water stations support a relaxed pace. The vibe blends cozy comfort with a fresh, airy feel reminiscent of morning street food scenes.
Breads here are fresh and packed with flavor, especially the spicy curry bread and pineapple bread. Steamed baos are airy and perfectly QQ, with better bread texture than denser, less proofed options elsewhere.
Hearty broth and meaty wontons make the soup stand out. It comes loaded with vegetables and offers a richly flavorful taste.
Good to know
Parking is available, but it can be limited on weekends.
The bakery sells out of items quickly, so arrive early.
A minimum purchase is required for card payments.
Modern decor and spacious layout create a bright, comfortable atmosphere with cushioned seating and loud game machines near the entrance. The vibe balances elegance and casual comfort, attracting those seeking authentic Vietnamese food in a pleasant setting.
Bread comes out freshly baked with a crispy yet fluffy texture. It pairs well with lemongrass-marinated pork and fragrant herbs in the banh mi.
Broth comes with shrimp, roast pork, and baby bok choy alongside the wontons. Egg noodles add extra texture and fullness. Portions are generous and the soup is flavorful and satisfying to slurp.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but expect a wait during peak hours.
The restaurant accommodates vegan diets with no issues.
Expect a 2-hour wait time during busy dinner hours.
Small, bustling spot with minimal decor and limited seating offers a casual, homey atmosphere. Known for affordable, flavorful banh mi and pho, it draws a steady crowd seeking quick, unpretentious Vietnamese dishes.
Bread varies from soft and chewy to fluffy and crunchy in the bánh mì. Some loaves are a bit crustier and served cold without toasting, with more bread than filling in some sandwiches.
Broth stands out with its flavorful and rich taste. Wontons come filled with pork, making the soup hearty. Often paired with a bánh mì combo for a balanced meal.
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Getting takeout is quick, and the packaging is well done.
The meal costs around $10, making it affordable.
Indoor seating is limited, so consider takeout during peak hours.
Bright and clean space with food-court chic lighting and grab-and-go setup. Casual and comfortable atmosphere with loud music prompting louder conversations. Offers spacious seating compared to similar spots.
Bread here tends to be crispy but often bland in flavor. The pork pancake uses a softer bread that blends traditional flavors with easier eating.
Chicken and shrimp wontons float in a rich broth that stands out in New York. The soup pairs well with light sides like cucumber salad and steamed buns.
Good to know
The restaurant does not offer delivery.
You cannot get a simple cup of tap water.
They offer take out, dine in, and frozen dumplings to go.
Small, crowded takeout spot with self-order kiosks inside and outside speeds up ordering. Atmosphere feels chaotic and packed, with no seating available and a tight, compact space. Known for best pineapple BBQ pork buns, it draws a steady, eager crowd despite the busy environment.
Breads come with thin crusts and generous fillings, especially the pineapple pork bun. Baked pork bread tastes delicious and overall the breads are very good despite some inconsistency.
Wonton soup features tender wontons that stand out in flavor. The broth and noodles tend to be bland, with some versions feeling undercooked.
Good to know
They don’t have any seating, so you have to take away your order.
The bakery only accepts cash, so customers should bring cash.
To avoid long lines, come between 8:30-10am on a weekday.
Small cafeteria-style spot offers upstairs booths with a decent street view and a calm, casual atmosphere. Seating is clean and well-arranged, making it suitable for quick bites or casual stops. The vibe stays relaxed without much noise or crowd.
Bread in the Banh Mi is mostly crispy and fresh, adding a nice texture to the sandwich. Some versions show perfect quality, while others could improve slightly.
Small and large sizes come with wontons but the large can have very few dumplings. The soup offers good value and a tasty broth.
Good to know
Pre-order online if you're short on time for dining in.
The food is ready quickly, usually within 7 minutes during busy hours.
They only offer one size for bubble tea at $20.