BB Bistro Box - Vietnamese Cafe

As a fellow Asian, you know the food is gonna be good when the kids are in the place. Sure enough, their Banh Mi sandwiches did not disappoint. And it was super affordable! Highly recommend. Thank goodness for this place I was starving!!

First time here, but already love their food and drink and will definitely come back for more. I had the traditional banh mi today. The sandwich is full of content. The very first taste that strike my taste bud is the garlic and then the every next bite are moist, not dry, with the crunchy bread. The mix of texture and taste is unbeatable. I also had the lemon honey drink. Highly recommend as well! The taste of the drink is very refined and you can taste honey, lemon, and even the jasmine tea.

I came in on a whim fiending for some vietnamese coffee. I ordered the "Cream Brulee" iced coffee, I took one sip and moaned 🫠 it's nice and strong vietnamese coffee with a thick layer of cream on top, it's so good. I'm literally writing this from the parking lot because it was so good and I didn't want to forget to leave a review! UPDATE: We placed a large to-go order because their menu is so extensive you want to try everything! We got the crunchy belly banh mi, fancy fries, beef and pork spring rolls, grilled pork box, Thai tea, cream brulee coffee and salted banana toffee coffee. Everything was SO good, you can't go wrong with anything here.

People are too quick to give 5s. I try to compare to all the other restaurants I have been to in the style of food. The food was good but lacked the depth of flavor. The restaurant is new and I am glad to have them in the area. We tried the traditional Ban MI, spring rolls, box with pork vermicelli, box with rice and tofu, egg rolls. Banh MI - fresh baked bread. Excellent. The stuffing was good but nothing exciting. I wouldn't get it again. Will try something else Pork Vermicelli - All good. Nice mix of vegetables. Pork well done. Sadly, the fish sauce did not have much flavor. Get rolls - This was the worst part of the meal. They tasted like they were mass produced (of the frozen variety). Spring Roll - Very good hand rolled. Peanut sauce not so much. My wife very much liked her tofu /rice. We will go back. I hope they improve their sauces and they are closer to my favorite Vietnamese restaurant ... Hughies on 18th.

Disappointing and inconsistent dine-in service. I stopped by to dine in and work for a bit. Ordering felt awkward from the start—the staff member I interacted with seemed disinterested and unhelpful when I asked basic questions about drinks. It was my first time. After placing my order and settling in, I was called back to the counter to pick up my food, which was odd for a dine-in order. What made this worse was noticing that every other dine-in customer after me had their food brought to their table, while I did not. I was the only Black customer there at the time. Whether intentional or not, the inconsistency was noticeable and sad. At minimum, staff should be trained to treat all customers the same—either table service for everyone or counter pickup for everyone. Food was okay, but overpriced for what it was. The mini egg rolls were especially disappointing—almost $9 for very small, overcooked pieces and not worth it. I hope ownership looks into service consistency and staff training. Until then, I can’t recommend this place, especially based on the dine-in experience.