Small space with large windows offers views of city life and an iconic landmark. Warm, cozy interior with wooden furniture and low fi music creates a quiet, artistic vibe. Known for exceptional banh mi sandwiches and artisanal coffee, it attracts locals seeking quality and a relaxed atmosphere.
Banh mi sandwiches feature a crispy baguette with a fluffy inside, topped with pate and fish sauce. Options include a consistently good Meatball Banh Mi and an amazing Tofu Banh Mi.
Smoked salmon croissant and Vietnamese baguette with grilled pork stand out for their high quality and delicious flavors. Banh mi and Caprese sandwiches come on nice bread and offer satisfying options throughout the day.
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The cafe only offers takeout; there is no indoor seating available.
Prices are reasonable compared to other cafes in Seattle, with sandwiches averaging $10.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Vietnamese food court spot offers quick service with a focus on banh mi sandwiches and pho known for affordable pricing and fresh ingredients. Seating can be limited, and the atmosphere is typical of a busy food court. It attracts those seeking a modern take on Vietnamese comfort food near downtown.
Pho features a light broth and perfectly cooked beef, making it a standout. Banh mi options include tofu and pork, both fresh and flavorful, paired well with crisp spring rolls.
Sandwiches feature large circular pork pieces with grill marks that boost flavor. Bread stays crispy yet easy to bite with generous mayo spread on both sides, creating a tasty and satisfying bite.
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The price of the Bahn Mi Sandwich is around $10, making it affordable.
Saigon Streets offers vegan options on the menu.
The restaurant is located inside the Uwajimaya Seattle store.
Bright, airy coffee shop blends Vietnamese cultural storytelling with art displays and light jazz. Community space includes a library and local art market, creating a relaxed, welcoming vibe. Dog-friendly atmosphere complements strong espresso and unique Vietnamese coffee offerings.
Banh mi sandwiches stand out with a unique pressed baguette and crispy, perfectly seasoned pate. The Vietnamese coffee features torched egg cream and authentic cafe sua da, complementing dishes like the an sang breakfast banh mi and nem nuong.
Breakfast sandwich features a fried shallot omelette, cha lua jam, and bone marrow pate with viet mayo and pickling. Banh Mi sandwich uses a uniquely pressed baguette. Both pair well with strong Vietnamese coffee.
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Mochis are available on Fridays, adding a special treat to the menu.
Parking can be challenging, but there is free parking nearby.
Seating is limited, so expect a busy atmosphere on weekends.
Small sandwich shop with fresh bread and house-made ingredients offers a quick lunch spot with a cool vibe. Lines form consistently, reflecting steady demand despite limited seating. Sandwiches feature bold flavors like pesto salami and teriyaki meatball, paired with notable sauces.
Teriyaki Meatball Banh Mi stands out with its unique twist on the traditional sandwich. The meatball filling pairs well with salt and vinegar chips, making it a frequent choice.
Sandwiches feature unique flavor combos like prosciutto mozzarella tomato pesto and beef with pepperjack and wasabi coleslaw. Options include breakfast sandwiches with greens and pickled vegetables, plus meatball banh mi and roast beef varieties, all affordable and filling.
Good to know
They are only open Monday through Friday.
There isn't much seating available, so plan accordingly.
Many ingredients in the sandwiches are made in-house.
Small, fast-paced counter-service deli with a Vietnamese menu known for affordable prices and authentic sandwiches. Busy atmosphere with efficient order handling and a preference for cash payments. Popular for Banh Mi sandwiches and a variety of food options despite limited space.
Vietnamese sandwiches feature fresh bread that is crispy outside and soft inside. Banh mi options include tofu and cha lua, with butter and pate coating the baguette. Spring rolls and steamed buns also stand out as fantastic choices.
Authentic style Banh Mi sandwiches come filled to the brim with ingredients like grilled pork, chicken, and tofu. Prices hover around six dollars, making these reasonably priced options packed with fresh vegetables and a perfect touch of cilantro.
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Saigon Deli accepts only cash payments; credit cards incur a $0.75 fee.
Lunch options are available for under $10, with sandwiches around $6.
Parking is available in a small lot next to the deli.
Open kitchen and window stools create a casual, cozy space with a warm, friendly vibe. Seating feels intimate and inviting, with quiet, moderate music enhancing the calm atmosphere. Family-owned style adds a welcoming, self-serve touch.
Pho stands out with its rich broth and fresh ingredients, including a notable vegetarian option. Banh mi offers a crunchy baguette exterior with a soft inside, and tofu fresh rolls rank among the best in the area.
Crazy Sandwich features adorable little triangle slices on a cut roll. The sandwich stays consistent and tastes delicious every time.
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The restaurant offers a variety of sushi rolls priced between $8 and $13.
Take-out orders are packaged separately to keep noodles from getting soggy.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted; cash is also welcome.
Small space with fast food-style setup and kitchen visible behind plexiglass creates a quick eat and run atmosphere. The vibe is quiet and simple, with no music and limited seating. Known for generous portions and highly praised banh mi sandwiches, it offers strong value in a casual setting.
Banh Mi sandwiches come with crisp fresh vegetables and options like tofu, avocado, or pork. Pho features a rich broth and meat or vegan choices. The Lemongrass Chicken Salad uses perfect fish sauce as dressing over vermicelli noodles.
Bahn Mi sandwiches stand out with crispy bread, fresh vegetables, and tender meat. Options include pork and tofu, both served quickly and reasonably priced.
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Online ordering is efficient, with food ready for pickup by the estimated time.
Parking can be difficult in the area; consider walking if nearby.
The meal cost around $50 for two meals and egg rolls.
Small local Vietnamese restaurant with spacious seating and unassuming decor offers a quiet atmosphere. Pho features authentic flavors with premium meat and flavorful broth. Prices tend to be on the higher side for casual dining.
Pho features authentic Vietnamese flavors with a rich, slightly fatty broth and a perfect meat to noodle ratio. Beef pho, homemade dumplings, and shrimp rolls with peanut sauce stand out as delicious, well-portioned dishes served quickly and warmly.
Shrimp rolls with peanut sauce stand out as a great Vietnamese sandwich option. The tofu banh mi sandwich appears often, with a decent flavor but sometimes lacking in spice.
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Reservations are not required, but ordering at the front counter is necessary.
The restaurant has tap to pay, making transactions convenient.
Expect higher prices typical of downtown Seattle; a bowl of chicken soup costs $19.
Clean, modern space offers authentic banh mi and varied tofu selections with fresh bread and reasonably priced items. Atmosphere feels busy and stuffy, with no dine-in option and a fenced parking lot that limits outside disturbances. Pricing lacks transparency, requiring attention at checkout.
Banh mi sandwiches stand out with authentic flavors and a unique sauce inside. Options like grilled chicken, grilled beef, and Chinese style BBQ pork feature succulent fatty pork pieces and consistent taste.
Soft, fresh bread makes the banh mi sandwiches stand out. Fillings are moist and generous, offering consistent taste at a reasonable price.
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There are no prices displayed on food items, leading to confusion at checkout.
Expect to pay for the weight of your shopping bags at checkout.
The store has a small free parking lot on site for customers.