The service and the food were amazing! They have so many options. We mainly got bakery items but I will be back for a banh mi or bao! read more

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A short weekend in the Portland area and we stumbled upon this bakery on Yelp. This bakery is amazing. It is so delicious and there are so many options to choose from. Plenty of items to choose for breakfast along with probably the best iced coffee I have had or if you want to come back for lunch, they have options for that too! They were so kind when we entered as well, helping us figure out what to get and what is popular in general. We encountered very kind locals as well, giving us some great suggestions! Overall, my wife and I love the atmosphere of this place. 10/10, will be coming back. read more

Our family had a 7-day and 6-night trip to the Pacific Northwest. We prioritized trying different bakeries for breakfast. An Xuyen Bakery is located at the corner with a small parking lot. The bakery does not have any seating. The display cases were well stocked when we visited on a Saturday afternoon at 1 pm. We tried the following: Steamed bun with meatball Double dark chocolate cream horn Pandan sponge cake Thousand layers coconut ube Coconut tart Black sesame mochi donut Pastry with mung bean Everything from traditional Vietnamese baked goods to Vietnamese-French fusion baked goods were excellent. My favorite are the steamed bun with meatball and black sesame mochi donut. The steamed bun was soft and the filling included meatball, quail egg, and Chinese sausage. The black sesame mochi donut was crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and abundantly filled with black sesame paste. I saw several patrons ordering banh mi and would love to revisit and try those. Cash payment is preferred so be prepared! read more

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Amazing sandwiches! Even though Banh Mi's have risen in price over the years, still worth it. Ladies that work there are pleasant and greet you with a smile read more

Basic bahn mi. Skimpy on the filling. Lemongrass pork. Quickly made. Fresh crusty bread. Partition between workers and customers. Masks worn. Little parking. Overpriced desserts. Cheap sandwiches. Busy place with food packages up inside for grab n go. Not really much seating. Worth it for the bahn mi. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - 13. Grilled Pork with Lemongrass Sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Visiting for graduation and was on a mochi hunt. Trekked deep into Portland for this Ube Mochi Donut Atmosphere: No frills Vietnamese cafe and bakery. Pastry cases grab your eye as soon as you enter grab you want from below or make not of what you need the cashier to grab when you order. There shaded picnic tables to eat your food in the parking lot. Food: Less than $20 for a diet coke, ube mochi donut, ube mochi cake and the best pork banh mi Ive maybe ever had . Cant beat that. I was a bit disappointed by the mochi cake and mochi donut. The donut was greasy and the colored sugar they use added a strange flavor. I wasnt that disappointed though since I ate em both. read more

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Decided to check this place out because it was one of few banh mi options open early on the way to Mt Hood. My SO and I got the Grilled Pork banh mi. Size was big, bread was decent. Pork was meh. Something different compared to the other banh mi's I've had. The pork was too thickly cut and flavor wasn't great. It was pretty cheap though given this day and age. I also got a black sesame mochi ball. That was decent. I'm a sucker for black sesame though. Would consider checking out in future, but probably a different sandwich though. Wasn't biggest fan of the pork. Small parking lot, but street parking nearby. Ordered via phone and was ready by time I was there. read more

This local bakery is a gem in Portland! My friend and I split a $6.50 lemongrass chicken banh mi which was incredibly flavorful with soft bread, marinated chicken, and such yummy and fresh veggies. Their banh mi is so so good! Of course they're known for their baked goods so I had to get their Ube and black sesame mochi donuts. The Ube flavor wasn't really there but the black sesame/peanut ball was perfectly chewy and had that flavor. My friend had to get a double chocolate cream horn to go since her local Viet grocery store caters from this bakery and she discovered it from them - one of her favorite treats. read more

I'm glad I found this little bakery! I've only tried their banh mi so far, but I can't wait to go back and try other things. The place was absolutely full of delicious looking pastries. My sandwich was really tasty and very cheap. Definitely a cute little place. read more

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They open very early. Legit spot for pastries, Banh Mi, Vietnamese snacks and coffee. They prefer cash but can do credit card. Banh Mi has good portions and knock out authentic flavor. Go for the combo or the bbq pork Banh mi. Cold Vietnamese coffee will give you a nice boost for the day read more

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I have never had a bad time here. Baked and steamed buns, donuts, Bahn Mi, butter rolls, cookies, I could go on and on! Truly a wonderful spot. Extremely fast service, and everyone is always kind. You can find me here every couple weeks! read more

Did a quick pit stop cause we were in the area and were hungry for a quick bite. My husband was craving a banh mi so we stopped there cause it was next door to the boba shop we went to. I got the grilled chicken with lemongrass and it was ok, my husband got the chipotle chicken banh mi and he liked it. We also got their matcha cookie and my husband loved it. I wasn't really craving a banh mi but more of a regular sandwich so that's probably why I am eating it a 3 star but service was great. They do have outdoor seating area. read more

Everything in here was mediocre but the caramel cupcake and pistachio cookie. The service was terrible, their services was divided and as much as I bought the cupcakes got tossed without care as you can see in one of the photos. If the food was great with an attitude I wouldn't care but most of the stuff I could've made better at home. read more

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Heard about An Xuyen's Bakery and their cheap and delicious banh mi's MADE by Vietnamese merchants. Had to and glad I made a stop by. They have a small lot and lost of street parking. Once you walk in their humble space, you'll see the banh mi menu overhead, and TONS of breads. Some pre-packaged, and others freshly made like their malasadas, thousand layered bread, pandan jelly cakes, etc. They also have a refrigerated section for those wanting slices of cake or occasion cakes. The entire time I was there, there was a line out the door. Most of the wait comes from ordering, as many of us ordered multiple items. The single sweet Vietnamese man was taking orders and ringing people up, and there were a few aunties in the back prepping and running out orders. Most people got to go, but they do have some outdoor picnic tables to dine in. Zero indoor space. My favorite items were their grilled chicken banh mi (SO flavorful with the lemongrass) the french bread is fire, perfectly airy but also with the initial crunch. They don't skimp on the goodies. I also enjoyed their sugared malasada donuts. The thousand layer bread was a little too dense for me, especially with the ube cream filling. OOF it was immediately like *full stomach* 100% recommend those missing Asian baked goods to take a pitstop at the Vietnamese bakery An Xuyen! read more

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Really struggled with my rating of this place. The quality of their baked goods made in house is outstanding. However, most of what they sell is processed garbage from a third party. The biggest issue, however, is they hate customers. My wife was so excited about coming here. I'm biased, but she is the nicest person I've ever met. Everyone who meets her says she's so sweet. She was her usual kind person to their employee and that positive energy was met with scowls and rudeness. After every selection of her order she received rolling of eyes and an aggressive "what else!" It's obvious they hate customers so coming here to help them with their goal of eliminating them. Too bad because we would have been regular customers, but we'll never step foot in there again. If you enjoy rudeness, this is your place. If you appreciate businesses who appreciate their customers, stay away. read more

Man, this place is the oddest collection of Asian food, you got so much ube items, bunch of recognizable Chinese bakery buns, and then you've got banh mi/mung bean/pandan reppin the Viet crowd. It's hard to beg this place down. But I got the grilled pork banh mi. Fire, get it, it's delicious. Mung bean bread, even after sitting for a couple of days, was soft and delicious. The Ube Mochi Cake was a bit of a let down. Very dry, felt more like just cake with random bits of mochi. I also realized most people rave about the mochi donut, not the cake. read more

This place is a gem! Who knew that a Vietnamese sandwich shop could also have so many tasty baked treats! Just go there and buy anything. It's all good. But be prepared to wait for a few minutes. There are always 3 people in line! read more

An Xuyen Bakery - This is the entire inside. There are picnic tables outside but this is primarily a take out place. - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

For the better part of two decades, An Xuyen has been one of the most popular banh mi places in Portland's ultra competitive Viet food scene. They had a great start, solidifying a fan base that largely remains loyal today and are now offering a myriad of items that go beyond Vietnamese sandwiches. The good news is that they're a true bakery. Unlike a lot of dedicated banh mi shops that only sell baguettes and some Vietnamese snacks, An Xuyen has an incredible array of baked goods and pastries that would put the average bakery to shame. From croissants and cake pops to cookies and cakes, it's hard not to peruse all the delicious items they have in their display cases each day. The fact the store is so small (mainly standing room), it really feels like a clutter of pastries of all varieties. However, the banh mi has lost its initial mojo since their heydey. They now only sell bbq pork (xa xiu), meatball (xiu mai), shredded pork (bi), followed by combination (thit nguoi), nem nuong, paté, chipotle chicken (#1), pulled pork, pork belly, tuna sandwich, along with a couple of veggie meat options. The baguettes themselves are fine, but the skimping of the butter, paté, and meat portions are disappointing. I do think that savvy banh mi enthusiasts aren't going to be too impressed with the current state of affairs. Prices are rising everywhere, which is definitely being felt out here. The prices for banh mi are getting closer to the $6 mark and their ube mochi is .99 each. The service is also subjective as well, where as the owner (with glasses?) is sweet while the other woman is not the warmest. They also have a limited dedicated parking lot and accept credit cards but cash is preferred. I'll definitely come back to try the non-Viet items but will cool it with the sandwiches for now. Banh bao, pate so, and cakes? Sign me up. ___________ (#1) Wait, what? read more

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This place is perfect and there is nothing to nitpick whatsoever! The staff was passionate about their work, friendly, and helpful. The pastry presentations were organized, clean, and very fun to look at. The place had a homey feel, which was a nice contrast to a lot of pastry places these days that have a modern industrial thing going on. I feel like it also encourages you to buy more. Another standout quality? The prices. They were insane and difficult to understand. Way too low! They could justifiably charge almost double for everything in there. Not sure why we'd buy pastries anywhere else now. We got the cranberry raspberry danish, pandan croissant, and chocolate muffins. The muffins were made with real Belgian chocolate, the danishes were enormous and contained whole fruit and cream cheese, and the croissant was flakey and perfect. We will be back for the sandwiches! Edit: omg I just had to comment on the review below that says "other elites had the same service." Good god, what? "Elites?" Okay I used to be elite on here. For years. It doesn't mean you're special or that staff should treat you differently, you aren't royalty! Get over yourself, lmao. They don't know who you are when you walk in, and why should they. read more

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I looove their ube coconut mochi donut. The texture, the flavor, the amount of sweetness! It's hard for me to eat a lot of sweets, but I had 3 in one day. They are super greasy though. The service was great! She sold me an extra donut I did not need haha read more

A small but generous bakery. Fresh baked goods that I've seen sold in Fubonn and I think other Asian markets. Didn't know that! Kind and friendly customer service running the bakery. Many options of goods to choose from and all sandwiches are under $7! Great price for what you get. The salad rice rolls are also the same price but you get 2 huge ones. I really enjoyed the sandwich and bought a few baked items as well. I'll definitely be returning to this spot. read more

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Magic Okay, if you're in Portland and haven't been to Xu An Bakery yet...what are you even doing? This family-owned spot has been serving up vibes and bomb Vietnamese bakery goodness for over a decade. Low-key, it's a total gem. Heavenly Their baked goods? Straight-up next level. The guava cookies are soft, buttery, and hit that perfect sweet-tangy balance--like, you'll probs eat the whole batch in one go. And the baguettes? Crispy outside, fluffy inside, the perfect base for a banh mi that slaps. Seriously, these sandwiches are iconic. Community Prices here are super chill, which is awesome because it's high-quality food without the crazy markup. Plus, the family running the bakery is so welcoming, you feel like part of the crew every time you stop by. Xu An Bakery isn't just a bakery--it's a Portland vibe, a community fave, and a place where Vietnamese flavors really shine. read more

Had the lemongrass pork banh mi, pate chaud, and baked pork bun. The pate chaud was disappointing. The puff pastry wasn't all that flaky and the meat wasn't well seasoned. The baked pork bun was better. The filling was good but it wasn't warm even after it was reheated for me. The bread was okay. The banh mi was solid. The meat was well seasoned. I wish the carrots and daikon were better pickled. The bread could've been better. Would go here again for the banh mi if I was in the area. Not much else. read more

Honest review ~ excited to go, disappointed leaving. The parking lot is fit for maybe 2 cars if you are lucky. Entering in ~ small & cozy inside. A rather harsh 'Can I help you' was our greeting. We explained it we would like to look around first and will let them know when we are ready to order. Without word she walks away. Within a minute she asks again. As small as the spot is we did not finish looking at all the goods. No joke, in another minute she asks again with some tone. Had to pause, then replied for one more minute. She mumbles something as she leaves again. We purchased their various ube treats which is what we came for. Hair found in both the loaf and cookies?! Nothing visible or taste of ube in the loaf either. And for the price, you cannot skimp on the main ingredient. Threw it away. Not just us, but other Elites had the same poor customer service. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Ube Cake Loaf ~ no Ube :/ - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Everything seems to be made from the same dough just shaped differently. My grandfather owned a bakery and this stuff was definitely day-old at fresh prices. read more

In a city that continues to get more and more expensive, An Xuyen continues to stand out as a more sandwich and bread shop that has been able to maintain lower prices for customers. i particularly enjoy their Black Sesame Donut (but make sure to eat it fresh... it just ends up feeling like a greasy dough ball if eaten cold). Their Banh Mi is super stuffed and a good quick bite. All their individual items are in the $4-$10 range, and it's a great way to fill up for a good price! read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Interior - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Parking is readily available but the location is a bit hard to find. There are no lights and the sign is hidden. Meat pie: 3/5, very bland. It's like the meat was never seasoned and just thrown inside of pastry. Pork Bun: 2/5, just like the meat pie, it was really bland and dry. It felt like it was reheated from the day before The lady at the service counter was rude, was not the most friendly. We changed our mind on what flavor meat pie (pork and chicken) and she rolled her eyes. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

The missus and I LOVE this place! We live in Beaverton, but we'll gladly drive out here just to get some tasty banh mi and some pastries. There are places less than a mile from our home that we wouldn't bother making a quick stop at, if we know we've got time to drive out to An Xuyen. They have a tiny parking lot, but there is plenty of outdoor seating. Yes, you can find the8r baked goods at local groceries, but believe me when I say, they keep the best stuff in-house. Make a trip out here whenever you can. It'll be worth it. The service is normally pretty quick and the ladies who run the front of the house are friendly. Brownie points if you speak Vietnamese. read more

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Great banh mis packed with meat and veggies. The bread is toasty. They have pastries, rice dishes, pate chaud, and baos. Small space with limited and complicated parking so be aware. Service can be hit or miss but it's quick! Great prices too. read more

I had a great experience at An Xuyen Bakery. I got the Thai mochi cake and a meatball bánh mi. The cashier working was friendly and the sandwich was ready quickly. The inside of the bakery is small but everything is set up well and it was easy to order. There are a lot of nice breads and pastries available. There's a few tables to sit at outside of the bakery but it's more of a to go spot. I loved my sandwich. The meatballs were flavorful and there was great balance of the fillings. The bread was delicious. The Thai tea mochi cake was pound cake like and it was tasty. I recommend visiting this bakery. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Thai Tea Mochi Cake - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

Very quick service which I appreciated! The coffee is great and caffeinated up the wall, I love it. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Vietnamese coffee - Iced milk coffee - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

I have been here a few times and it's a good place to stop by for a pick up lunch or grab some sweets. The bbq pork & lemongrass pork banh mi are pretty good. The bread is crunchy yet soft in the inside and has the perfect ratio of filling and bread. They can lay off on the mayo but it does taste good, I just have a preference for less. The ube donut is sooo good and chewy but you are lucky if you get any (usually only early in the morning or on weekdays). The guava cookies have a tasty filling but more like a shortbread cookie. The taro boba was less taro tasted more like coconut to me, but def a sweet treat!! You will have to wait in line for about 10 minutes and the parking lot can be tricky but there is street parking. read more

I tried the ube mochi donut which was great - super chewy and crispy on the outside with great flavor - however I ordered the tuna baguette and it smelled so bad that I had to roll my windows down on the way home even though it was pouring rain, and put it in a plastic bag outside because it was stinking up my home. The smell still lingers. It is unconscionable to serve food this clearly rotten. I was looking forward to the tuna because of previous good reviews but this was inedible. read more

An Xuyen Bakery - Sandwich outside - Bakeries Near Me - Portland, Oregon

More like 3.5/5. I stopped by on a weekday afternoon and it was fairly busy. I ordered the steamed pork bun, ube mochi donut, and 2 banh mis to go. The bakery is small inside but there's ample outdoor seating. Steamed pork bun: solid, nothing special and not the best I ever had Ube mochi donut: tasted a little stale and chewier/harder than I would have liked! It might have just been left out too long since not everything is covered at this bakery Banh mis: these were good. the baguettes and pickled carrots were perfect read more

The breads are always good and I've never had a problem here until last weekend. We came here to buy breads, I ordered coffee, then forget about my coffee and left. We ate at Rose VL, that's when I remembered I forgot my coffee. Thinking that they made my coffee and wondering why I left without it, I came back after I had pho. I explained to the lady/owner that I paid for my coffee and left without waiting for it. She was very rude and said she gave it to me!!!! She does not have to be rude. I can take no for an answer if she did not remember. Hopefully she'll check her cctv and find out that I was honest. She is one of the rudest person I have ever encountered. read more

Every time I go here there is a huge line. The bahn mis are excellent and the desserts are also amazing. It's been a while since I've been here but the food was also super affordable. I can't wait to go back read more

Finally got to try this place and really wishing we came here sooner! Got a bunch of items, but so far we've tried the ube cheesecake and peanut/black sesame donut. The ube cheesecake is delicious. It is topped with a light cream and a nice hint of coconut. I liked that it wasn't too sweet but it still had the ube flavor. I love black sesame, so I knew I had to try the donut. I wish it had more of a filling, but overall still delicious. It's a little chewier/more dense than your regular mochi, but it def packs a good black sesame flavor I will definitely be coming back! read more

Small, but wonderfully fragrant, with beautifully packed, abundant pastry displays. Outdoor seating, very good prices, and gluten free options (although the very sensitive may want someone else to grab the items for them or avoid entirely as the room is packed with wheat-based creations). I always catch the cinnamon-y sweet scent of this place from a few blocks away, but had yet to go in. Purchased two gluten free donuts for $3, which is an absolute steal in this area. read more

I'm a bit surprised I hadn't reviewed this place before. Pastries are wonderful and tasty. Best banh mi in town in my mind! And amazing steamed buns to boot! I've never had anything bad here. It's definitely a go-to for me and a favorite place to stop by anytime I can. read more

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Came in on a Saturday morning around 1030AM. No issues finding a parking spot, google maps took me the corner spot, no problem. Busy enough where they always had customers but didn't wait in line more then 5 mins to order. It's a cute small shop, nice picnic table seating outside. I ordered a lemon grass chicken sandwich, iced coffee and a UBE donut. The flavor and portion for the banh mi sandwich and for the price of $6.50 is well worth the trip! The cafe su da ice coffee is the crack king of coffee. Can't go wrong if you need a boost. Drum roll please...the UBE donut! It's what hooked me to come. Sad to say it didn't hit the mark for me. Overall, I would come back and recommend it. For sure the banh mi and coffee! Great value, good food and nice ambiance to chill. read more

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