Ba Le Lo Cha & Banh Mi Thit

Let's start with the service, they're there to sell you food and not be your fries which I'm fine with. I can remember the cost, something like 3 for $13 and they're all really great! The bread is made in house, and I've never come here and not loved the food. I know a lot of folks will be turned off by their interactions here, but if you got for the food and have been out of the country, it's just a different culture. They're not rude, they just want to sell good food and get you out the door. I appreciate it, and can't recommend them enough for the value of your dollar.

This place deserves zero stars for having no interest in customer service. I do not understand why the employees have to be so rude and negative. The only thing they care about is seeing your money in their cash register. What is sad is that I actually enjoyed their food. They even have a nice deal where if you buy five sandwiches (bánh mìs), the sixth one is free. Too bad I, and likely others, will not be returning. After all, it is better to support those who actually care about your patronage.

Cute and small family owned Banh Mi Shop. I got to meet both owners and they were both super sweet. Everything I purchased was fresh and delicious. My only wish was for the sandwhich to have more pork meat. Banh Mi for $7, various Vietnamese sweets for $5, definitely recommend.

I had a very disappointing experience. The man working there had a terrible attitude and yelled at us to close the door because flies were coming in. We had only opened it long enough to walk inside. The woman wasn't friendly either, and neither of them explained anything to us. The prices were far too high for the quality of the food and service. It honestly felt like we were an inconvenience just for coming in as paying customers. I would not recommend this place. If I could give zero stars, I would.

Their sandwiches are decent. Ba Le was around long before any of the other banh mi places opened up. I actually prefer the banh mi thit nguoi here over the thit nguoi at Quoc Bao. The meats are just more flavorful and tasty. Whenever I go here, I opt for a banh mi thit nguoi with a small nuoc mia. Ba Le has THE BEST nuoc mia (sugarcane drink). I have yet to find a place in the DFW area with better nuoc mia than Ba Le. If only there wasn't so much ice in the cup. Their cha lua (vietnamese ham) is pretty good too. It makes for pretty good sandwich meat. They are the OG banh mi and cha lua makers in Garland. They're no longer our favorite cha lua place but they are good at what they do. WARNING: CASH ONLY!