Banh Mi & Rolls

Came here a few times and ordered banh mi sandwiches. Pros - Easy ordering using touch screen Minimal interaction Good options and promotion Cons - Cold not warm or toasty bread Too much bread, not much filling/meat Sloppy arrangement of the fillings, veggie taste not very pickled Expensive drinks Atmosphere too much posters, lotto stuff, and flour bags by the front going on. Parking on San Bruno always hard. Try residential.

There is nothing more exciting in the morning than freshly baked French rolls, Vietnamese coffee, and a Banh mi for lunch. This is one of those gems where the rolls used in its Banh mi’s are baked fresh daily. These are some of the best Bain mi’s in town. I’ve tried them all with my favorite being the combo pork and lemongrass pork. If I had more time, I would love to sit on the outside table watching traffic go by while enjoying my meal here. The best part is you can get 5 Banh mi’s or 4 Banh mi’s + 1 drink for $36. Nothing fancy, but good food and local ambience. Enjoy!

Tried Banh Mi & Rolls for the first time and it seriously hit the spot. I got the veggie banh mi and the lemongrass pork—both were loaded with flavor. The veggie one was crisp and fresh, and the lemongrass pork was tender, juicy, and packed with that savory-sweet lemongrass kick. We also had the Thai matcha green tea and an iced coffee. The matcha was creamy and just the right amount of sweet, and the iced coffee was bold and super smooth. Totally worth the caffeine overload. Great prices, fast service, freshly made rolls, large portions, and everything tasted super fresh. Definitely adding this to my regular lunch rotation!

The plain banh mi rolls here are great. The service, however, is not. I came in around 1 PM on a Wednesday to ask for 5 plain loaves. There was one customer before me who was served banh mi. I was told that there was no more bread at the moment, so it was recommended that I come back in an hour. I told them that I would come back, and they said, “Okay.” Fast forward, I come back after an hour around 2 PM. There were two customers before me who were served their banh mi. I clearly saw them receiving their orders. I asked about the plain loaves and the same person told me that there was no more. She kept shaking her head, implying that they were sold out for the day or something. Mind you, they close later in the day at 5 PM and they are a banh mi speciality shop. I understand that the bread is baked fresh (as I could see them doing so in the back), but this was a complete waste of time. Why could I not receive plain loaves even while others were still getting their orders? The online menu was still open for orders as well. They should not have promised something they could not deliver.

Good place to get a Banh Mi on the go, the place sells lotto and makes their rolls in house, you can buy the rolls also. There are a few seats if you want to eat your food after ordering.