Quaint sandwich shop offers authentic banh mi with fresh ingredients and bold flavors. Outdoor seating adds charm despite cramped space. Expect long waits during lunch due to high demand and family-style orders.
Banh mi sandwiches stand out with options like grilled beef, caramelized shredded chicken, and solid vegetarian choices. The sandwiches consistently deliver strong flavors and fresh ingredients.
"The banh mi here is fresh, with house-made additions and perfectly balanced flavor."
"I thought the sandwiches here were the best I ever had."
"I found their pork meatballs to be great."
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You can call ahead to order for pickup.
Expect to wait 10-15 minutes during busy hours.
Credit cards are accepted for easy payment.
Small space with homey vibes and an authentic Vietnamese feel offers crispy banh xeo with a crunchy shell and fresh herbs. Quiet daytime energy makes it a welcoming spot for genuine flavors over fancy decor.
Fish banh xeo features a super crunchy, aromatic shell with a balanced mix of ingredients. It comes with lots of herbs and salad, paired with a notably good fish sauce for dipping that can be spiced up with sriracha or chili sauce.
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The restaurant's hours are limited from 10 am to 3 pm, Monday through Saturday.
There is a small parking lot in the back and street parking available.
Credit cards are accepted but incur a $1 fee.
Outdoor seating with umbrellas creates a casual vibe. Quick service and easy parking make visits simple. Vietnamese sandwiches shine with light crunchy bread and exceptional broken rice. Spring rolls offer a perfect sweet-savory balance.
Banh mi bread comes out light and crunchy, making the sandwiches stand out. The broken rice is exceptional, and the spring rolls balance sweet and savory flavors well.
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Parking is available in the back of the restaurant.
The restaurant accepts card payments.
Food is ready in less than 5 minutes on average.
Food court buzz meets authentic Vietnamese desserts like corn and banana che. Prices stay reasonable while quality stays high. Parking fills fast but credit cards accepted ease payment.
Offers a comprehensive selection of Vietnamese sweet desserts with high quality and reasonable prices. Popular items include corn, white bean, and banana che served in a convenient food court setting that accepts credit cards.
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Che Hien Khanh accepts credit cards, making it easy to buy desserts.
Ample free parking is available in the plaza, but it can be busy.
Tables are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Small Vietnamese spot buzzes with authentic chicken pho featuring tender free-range chicken and rich broth. Large screens add a modern touch to the family-run vibe. Regulars love the piping hot, large portions and fresh, perfectly cooked sprouts.
Chicken pho stands out with authentic flavor and large portions served piping hot. The pho ga features perfectly cooked sprouts and fresh, delicious broth that many consider the best in the area.
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Parking might be difficult due to the tiny plaza with narrow parking spaces.
There are often lines with people waiting outside.
Expect to spend about $30 or more per person.
Small spot with a homey atmosphere and fresh chicken broth draws regulars for perfectly steamed chicken and silky rice noodles. Cash-only adds to the traditional feel while servers treat guests like family.
Chicken pho stands out with perfect noodles and broth paired with ginger sauce. Bun rieu offers a hearty size and decent taste. Bun cha Hanoi features grilled meats wrapped in lettuce with rice vermicelli noodles.
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The restaurant accepts only cash.
Hai Nam chicken rice now accepts credit cards.
This place is known for the quality of the steamed chicken.
Small bakery offers fresh baked bread and affordable prices with a bare bones, quick service setup. Banh mi sandwiches balance meat and vegetables perfectly, capturing the taste of Vietnamese street food. Cash-only and takeout only keep it simple and fast.
Banh mi here features freshly baked bread with the right balance of meat and vegetables. The sauce tastes like street food in Vietnam, making the sandwiches airy and yummy while staying very affordable.
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There is no dine-in option; it's strictly takeout only.
The bakery only accepts cash payments.
Expect to pay under $10 for a full meal.
Casual spot serves flavorful beef pho with family meal plans that include catfish and shrimp. Prices stay very reasonable around $11-13. Parking is tough due to its popularity among Viet and Canto communities.
Broth in the beef pho stands out as really good and flavorful. The menu includes a family combination special with catfish soup, braised catfish, Vietnamese salad, deep fried shrimps, and fried fish. Prices for a big bowl of pho or rice with all the fixings run about $11-13, which is very reasonable.
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Parking can be hectic due to the restaurant's popularity.
A big bowl of pho costs about $11-13, which is reasonable.
They charge an extra $1 for bringing leftovers to-go.
Spacious dining room with air conditioning offers a comfortable meal. Chicken pho features free-range chicken with authentic, flavorful broth. Clean space and free parking make it easy to enjoy casual Vietnamese food.
Chicken pho stands out with free-range chicken and options for dark or white meat. Pho dishes offer great flavor and good portions, with pho ga and pho kho both tasting authentic and delicious.
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There is plenty of free parking available, so parking won't be a headache.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but contactless payment may require assistance.
The portion sizes are generous, especially for the large bowl.
Fresh French baguette and crunchy bread make sandwiches stand out. Enjoy authentic Vietnamese banh mi with tasty meats and pickle carrots. Friendly old timer Vietnamese gentlemen chat over coffee, creating a warm atmosphere. Great for takeout with reasonable prices and a 2+1 free deal.
Banh mi stands out with crunchy bread, tasty meats, and pickle carrots. Fresh spring rolls and Vietnamese coffee also show care, with coffee that doesn't leave you cracked out.
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Most Vietnamese food should be eaten immediately for quality and health reasons.
Vietnamese dishes can only sit at room temperature for a very short period before they taste hard or spoil.
Tip Top Sandwich offered a 2+1 free promotion.
Bright, open space with gold-themed decor offers a premium feel. Pho shines with rich broth in a stone pot, keeping it warm. Large seating with spinning round tables suits groups, while music adds a relaxing dining vibe.
Pho stands out with its rich broth and customizable proteins, served in a stone pot that keeps it warm longer. The broken rice special features fluffy rice, juicy pork chop, pickled veggies, fried egg, and fish sauce, creating a well-balanced dish.
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Parking can be a challenge, so consider street parking.
Expect reasonable wait times even on weekends.
Reservations are not accepted, so arrive early to avoid long lines.
Small family kitchen serves baked catfish and crispy rice cakes in a clean, casual space with soft music. Vietnamese dishes like pho and bánh xèo shine, while shrimp spring rolls come with a spicy peanut sauce. Service includes a mandatory 20% tip.
Bánh xèo appears on a sidewalk chalkboard, offering a less common Vietnamese crepe option. Pho tastes delicious, while shrimp spring rolls feature an interesting flavor with a spicy peanut sauce.
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The baked catfish takes about an hour to prepare and requires a minimum of two people to order.
Be aware of the 20% tip charge, whether you're a local or a visitor.
The LA county health inspection gave this restaurant an 80-point score, which is a B grade with 12 health code violations.
Food court shines with authentic Chinese dishes and a variety of Asian groceries. Chicken pho offers rich broth and fresh ingredients, while small eateries serve banh mi and Korean treats. Crowds peak on weekends, and parking is often tough.
Chicken pho stands out with its rich broth and fresh ingredients. Several spots offer banh mi and other Vietnamese staples alongside an Asian supermarket and various food stalls.
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The parking lot gets really full on weekends, so arrive early.
Expect long queues during peak hours, especially on weekends.
The food court offers a wide selection of Chinese food at reasonable prices.
Pho here shines with generous portions and a well-balanced broth at a great price. Indoor space feels warm with peeling walls and no air conditioning, but outdoor seating offers a pleasant alternative. Fans help keep the atmosphere comfortable.
Pho here offers a large portion size with a combo priced at $11, making it one of the cheapest options in the area. The broth is well-balanced, not too salty or heavy on MSG, and the pho consistently tastes very good.
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Parking is easy and accessible for all visitors.
Pho Da accepts credit cards for payment.
Prices are reasonable, with the pho combo priced at $11.
Bright, clean dining room with gold-themed decor sets a high-end tone. Pho served in a hot stone pot keeps broth sizzling and fresh, with more noodle choices than usual. Soft elevator music and cozy booths create a calm, refined vibe perfect for enjoying fantastic bun rieu.
Pho comes in a hot stone pot that keeps the broth sizzling and flavorful without a strong MSG taste. The soup base is fresh and tasty with more noodle options than typical pho spots. Bun rieu also stands out as fantastic.
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The Chicken Curry is only available on weekends.
Finding a parking spot near Golden Delight can be difficult.
There are four 2-hour parking spaces located behind the restaurant.
Small dessert spot shines with fresh Vietnamese treats and a bright, cozy atmosphere. Drinks like Che Bo offer a refreshing taste. Limited parking and no outdoor seating keep the vibe relaxed and intimate.
Offers fresh Vietnamese desserts with a perfect sweetness level. Drinks like Che Bo (avocado) and Che Ba Mau (three colors) stand out for their taste and refreshing quality.
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Preordering on Toast is recommended to avoid long waits for desserts.
Most desserts sell out by mid-afternoon, so arrive early for better selection.
Parking can be challenging; street parking is often a better option.
Sandwich shop blends fresh baguettes with a cozy, Asian market cafe vibe. Drive-thru adds convenience while weekend crowds show its popularity. Vietnamese bánh mì shines with airy, crunchy bread and flavorful fillings, paired well with sweet vanilla ca phe sua da.
Vietnamese sandwiches come with an airy, crunchy French-style baguette filled with meats, vegetables, and condiments. The banh mi options offer many tasty combinations, and the vanilla ca phe sua da is sweet with condensed milk.
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This location has a drive-thru option for quick service.
Lee's Sandwiches stays open late until 12am for late-night cravings.
Parking is easy in the lot, but avoid blocking the drive-thru line.
Spacious interior with old school Vietnamese decor creates a cozy vibe. Large portions shine in broken rice combos with pork BBQ and chops. Freshly cooked Bun Bo Hue noodles add authentic flavor. Big parking lot makes access easy.
Broken rice combos stand out with pork BBQ and pork chops as highlights. Bun Bo Hue noodles cook fresh to order, unlike most places. Pho and rice with fish sauce offer solid alternatives.
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The restaurant prepares Bun Bo Hue noodles fresh upon ordering.
Portions are large, typically enough for 2-3 people.
They accept both credit and cash payments.
Vietnamese restaurant offers authentic 7-course beef and baked catfish in a family-style layout with a warm vibe. Fresh spring rolls let you build at the table, paired with three dipping sauces for grilled fish and beef. TVs add casual entertainment during meals.
Spring rolls come fresh and can be built at the table for an interactive touch. Grilled fish and beef dishes pair well with three main dipping sauces, including a fermented fish sauce, a mild fish sauce, and a tamarind sauce with peanuts and pickled lemongrass.
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Reservations are recommended 45 minutes in advance for the baked catfish.
Expect a reasonable cost of less than $40 per person for a group meal.
A 10% discount is available with Yelp check-in for birthday celebrations.
Spacious dining room with koi carp tank creates a cozy vibe. Pho offers robust broth and generous portions, especially the Beef Pho and Special Combination Pho. Easy parking and smooth takeout make meals fast and affordable.
Pho broth has a robust and bold flavor that sets it apart. The Beef Pho and Special Combination Pho with beef balls stand out as satisfying and authentic dishes.
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The portion size is bigger than most other places.
Prices are very cheap for the area, but have recently increased.
Expect a wait time of less than 15 minutes for food during busy hours.
Small, dark spot offers affordable Vietnamese sandwiches with a buy 2 get 1 free deal. Crisp baguettes and fresh BBQ pork banh mi stand out. No seating and limited air conditioning make it ideal for quick, grab-and-go meals.
Banh mi here is very affordable, with prices under $4.50 thanks to a buy 2 get 1 free deal, and the BBQ pork version stands out. The beef pho and Bun Riêu are fresh and well-priced, around $6 to $7, making them solid choices for Vietnamese food.
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A banh mi costs $6.50, which is very reasonable.
They have a buy 2 get 1 free deal on banh mi, making each less than $4.50.
There is no seating available, so it's a grab-and-go place.
Roomy, bright space with modern decor and poppy colors offers a clean atmosphere. Pho served in hot stone bowls keeps dishes warm and tender. Lunch hours are quiet with no wait times, perfect for a quick, authentic Vietnamese meal.
Pho comes in a hot stone bowl that keeps the broth warm and the meat tender throughout the meal. The broth is flavorful and authentic, with a good variety of meats and wider noodle choices.
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There was no wait time when I came in for lunch on Saturday.
The restaurant is bright and clean, making it great for lunch.
The pho costs $19.99, which is reasonable.
Modern cafe-style interior offers a warm, relaxed vibe with spacious tables. Authentic Vietnamese dishes like nem nuong summer rolls and broken rice shine with bold flavors and generous portions. Family-run charm draws a mostly Asian crowd seeking true southern tastes.
Nem nuong summer rolls stand out with thick nem nuong and crispy textures. Broken rice and vermicelli dishes feature well-seasoned meats. Bun bo hue offers authentic southern flavors with smaller portions.
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There is a small parking lot on the side and at the back of the building.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, Summer Rolls has been converted to take-out only.
For dine-in, I needed to visit their sister restaurant nearby.
Bright dining room creates a cozy vibe with stylish background music and comfy seats. Pho features very tender meat and rich broth, while authentic Cantonese dishes shine with steamed vermicelli in bamboo baskets. Ample parking adds to the easy visit.
Pho comes in a large bowl with very soft and tender meat. Noodles and broth taste excellent overall.
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The restaurant is only open from 9 am to 6 pm daily.
Parking is available in the back, but spaces can be limited.
The menu is only two pages long, focusing on steamed vermicelli dishes.
Spacious interior with plentiful seating and hand sanitizers offers a clean, casual vibe. Locals enjoy spirited conversations here. Sandwiches shine with thick, flaky Vietnamese-style baguettes and the grilled pork banh mi packs bold flavor, though pickled veggies are limited to carrots. Lemongrass beef sandwich is pricier than usual.
Grilled pork banh mi stands out with its packed flavor. Pickled veggies in the ham banh mi include only carrots, lacking radish or other typical veggies. Lemongrass beef sandwich costs more than at other Vietnamese sandwich shops.
Good to know
The price of a sandwich increased from below $4 to over $8.50 in a few years.
I found the restaurant very clean and spacious, with hand sanitizers at every table.
There were vegetarian options available.