Lang Bakery

This is one of those mom-and-pop Vietnamese restaurants that only the cool kids know about in OKC. They have some Vietnamese dishes you can’t find anywhere else— like Banh Beo! They also are an amazing bakery, specializing in Vietnamese cakes too like Durian Cake! My wedding cake was from them! Go try their food!

Very cute little dining room that's very comfortable and quiet, extremely neat and clean, and the sandwich I had was as good as it gets. The lady who waited on me was also a sweetheart. Will definitely be back!

i was attracted to the vibe of this shopping area due to the mural in the parking lot. i am originally from california and took for granted while living in cali the diversity of the state where you can have really good food from all parts of asia while living in the state. then i lived in other parts of the usa for half a decade where asian food was severely lacking or nearly nonexistant other than americanized chinese food. due to this reason i realized i love my culture and also appreciate asian culture of various different countries moreso than i realized before. last week i noticed this place and wanted to try it so i kept a mental note to revisit and i did today. the noodle dish i had included dumplings and chinese style pork. the menu was written in vietnamese. i was not sure if this is a vietnamese place or a vietnamese version of a taiwanese place. the broth of my noodle soup was somewhat sweet and made it quite interesting hinted slightly of pho but wasnt pho. it was an interesting dish but i am confused about the origins of the soup. it will surely be interesting for many others and enjoyable but i did notice the portion left me hungry afterwards so i ordered a sandwich to go. the number 4 banh mi was truly satiating, of good portion and quite tasty. if i rate the banh mi alone it would be 5 stars. the portion of the noodle soup that i felt was somewhat basic in quality aside from the interesting broth would be rated about 3.5 stars out of 5. the noodle soup and the banh mi came out to $18. noodle soup was $11 on the menu and the banh mi was $5.50 on the menu. this is a place worth trying as it is a mom and pop location that carries a very distinct down to earth vibe. it will be a good experience for those in the area that want to try something new and escape to a far away exotic land in asia momentarilly albeit in culinary experience during your brief lunch. they only take cash or venmo or zelle. no cards, no checks and no apple pay.

Best banhmi in town. The bread is hot and crunchy outside airy inside, perfect for banhmi. Everywhere else, they used American bread to make banhmi. Quoc Bao Bakery's bread are soft liked American sandwich bread. Lee's Sandwich bread are too heavy inside, not light and airy.

If you want the best wonton soup in the okc area. I personally order the wonton soup with the BBQ pork. They cook the noodles well and the wontons are the best tasting in the city. Heads up they only take cash/Venmo