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    Banh Mi Stop

    3.6 (32 reviews)
    Open • 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Marinated Grilled Chicken Summer Rolls (2 Pieces),  Mixed Grilled Chicken & Pork Banh Mi Sandwich, grilled meat bowl

    Meh...not so tasty. The meat in the spring roll was overdone & a bit dry, the peanut sauce was ok. My noodle bowl was decent sized, but needed a tastier dressing. The nuc cham that it came w/was too light tasting. I added what peanut sauce that was leftover into it, which helped. The banh mi was reported to be only ok. Won't be back. Kinda pricey for the quality of food we got.

    House Special Banh Mi Sandwich and Mango Smoothie with Boba
    Sean C.

    It's actually a dessert bakery under a different name, so a little hard to find. I was craving a quick bite after a run in the area and found this online. It's actually a pickup shop for desserts but they serve banh mi as well (felt like a forbidden secret haha) with max 5 seats. Most people coming in and out were delivery food drivers for DoorDash I would assume. That aside, the banh mi was great! Great flavors and everything I wanted in my banh mi. Mango smoothie was eh but ok. Restroom inside as well.

    Jessica W.

    I am Vietnamese and this banh mi is just average if not below average. I asked if the grilled marinated pork was nem nuong, a special kind of marinated pork, and the employee said yes. So I got a few for my friends. The interior was cute but it was 86 degrees and there was Zero Air Conditioning in the establishment, so it felt awful waiting for the sandwich. I finally got the sandwiches after a while and went I went home to eat them, I was disappointed. The meat isn't authentic to Vietnamese culture at all, and definitely not what the employee said it was. Also, I have never seen shredded lettuce in a banh mi Vietnamese sandwich, but this place had it, so that really threw me off. I really liked how the bread was soft and crispy though. The Viet coffee was also only okay. It was not as strong as an authentic one should be. Overall this place is just average but convenient if you want a quick bite. The sandwich was $12 each though which is pricey.

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    Harris L.

    BLUF: We've had better. We visited Banh Mi Stop / Shero Cakes to order sandwiches and dessert for take-out. Banh Mi Stop is co-located with Shero Cakes in Long Island City, a few blocks north of Queens Boulevard. The shop is small, with a few counter-style seats ringing the windows, and some tables and chairs outside. We ordered: - Grilled Chicken Banh Mi Sandwich: $11.95 - Crispy Flounder Fish Banh Mi Sandwich: $11.95. - Matcha Puff: $4.75. - Rose Lychee Roll Slice: $6.50. Our sandwiches could have been better made. The staff didn't clean the seeds out of the Serrano pepper slices in both sandwiches, so one of us was surprised by an intense burning heat from an unsuspecting bite. The sandwiches were dry, especially the fish sandwich. We asked for the sauce on the side, but the sauce was omitted from our take-out package. The cilantro on both sandwiches was wilted and yellowish. The carrot slaw, usually tart in Vietnamese sandwiches, leaned on the sweet side. The Matcha Puff had little matcha flavor, and was sweet for something that typically has a little bitterness. The Rose Lychee Roll Slice was good; it had lychee-flavored pearls that provided little flavor explosions.

    Pork banh mi - tasted like left over pork
    Holly C.

    Looking for an authentic banh mi, this is definitely not the place to go. Their house special is literally egg and spam, not your typical Vietnamese banh mi with the Pate and ham. This is purely a bakery called Shero Cakes where they wanted to add the addition of making an Americanize version of Banh Mi. It was a total disappointment and waste of money. The pictures the store took to post on the yelp page is not how the sandwich comes out looking. The taste is also a big disappointment with lack of flavor. It's as if they toss everything together real quick from left over food. I even ordered a slice of their blueberry mousse cake and it was not fresh. It tasted like it's been sitting there for days.

    Thai bubble tea and grilled chicken Sandwich
    Kelly L.

    Checked in to the store and they gifted a free bubble tea. I chose Thai tea flavor it turned out to be super good. Grilled pork was my favorite but I chose Grilled chicken sandwich this time. They recently changed recipe the new recipe grilled chicken is so much better oh my gosh I am in love with the store!

    Tao Z.

    The grilled pork is really different from all the Banh Mi's I had, it has different layers of flavor that is very unique. I liked it, a lot.

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    Meh. No pâté and who puts lettuce in banh mi. Also their Thai tea tastes like powdered

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    Solid Vietnamese sandwich establishment. I ordered the chicken banh mi and it so soooo delicious!

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    Great Banh mi sandwich, I got the one with marinated pork, delicious! Very decent price and portion too!

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    Nice to have solid banh mi options near by. Love their "Lonely Person Combo" that comes with summer roll and a dessert!

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    Ordered a grilled chicken and grilled pork banh mi both of which was dry and there is no authenticity in either one.

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    Food taking too long to be prepared. Food didn't taste as good as it is advertised. Won't go back again

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    Customer service was great and the food came very fast. Really great drinks! I got the mango green tea and it was very refreshing.

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    Pye Boat Noodle - Kway tow kake chicken - SO good! Red curry with noodles

    Pye Boat Noodle

    4.3(1.1k reviews)
    1.1 mi•Astoria
    •$$

    I wanted to try boat noodles here and I'm glad I did! We came here on a weeknight and didn't have…read moreto wait long. The chive pancakes were so good. I love the frozen drinks too. The staff were super friendly. This was great!

    After nearly a dozen years, Pye Boat Noodle has gone from the neighborhood's best kept secret to…read morebecoming one of the borough's most popular Thai spots. They've been consistent with service and food, and the vibe is very reminiscent of my time in Thailand. Located in the busiest part of Astoria (#1), they've done a great job at taking the narrow interior and making the most of the their interior and patio dining (#2). "Pye" is paddle in Thai, which is an homage to the boat food culture in the canals of Bangkok. Their pye boat noodle ("guay tiew ruea") is their signature dish and is sufficiently porky with slices of pork meat, pork meatballs, pork rinds, and in a pork blood broth. Beef is also an option, but I still think the pork version wins. Of course, dry noodles are always an option. They're the more classic Thai dishes that are still tasty, such as their pad kee mao, pad see ew, and the classic pad thai. They're all very tasty, but the ba mee moo dang hang whch is more like a Chinese dry noodle dish, with egg noodles and a smatter of yu choy and roasted pork + crab. Another banger is their sukhothai noodles, which is in a chicken soy broth with dried shrimp, ground pork, roasted pork and pork rind, with a nice topping of cilantro and scallion. Price wise, it's a bit up there but it's also Astoria. Entrees are going to range from $16-22, and there i no shortage of variety from their robust selection. While service takes a small dive on their busiest nights, all Thai food lovers owe it to themselves to try this place at least once. ___________ (#1) Broadway. (#2) Aka the "backyard" dining room.

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    LyLy Vietnam Cookhouse - Hanoi Pho (@joeynht)

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    4.6(182 reviews)
    1.7 mi•Upper East Side, Yorkville
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    I was recommended this restaurant by my Vietnamese friend who knew I'd be in the area soon. They…read moreget busy, so I made reservations in advance, though it wasn't hard to do so 2-3 days before we planned to go. We were seated very quickly. Restaurant is small and cozy, was a bit hard to get to the booth area due to how close together the tables are, but still felt fairly private and not like we were overhearing conversations. Service was great, we got menus quickly, were asked if we needed more time after a few minutes. We ordered phos, and I also got a Thai iced tea and we got the water spinach for the table. The drinks came out very quickly, as did the pho! They also gave us hoisin sauce and sriracha if needed. Broth was good and flavorful, meat was well cooked (I got chicken). I also really enjoyed the water spinach, it was really well seasoned and I'd definitely get it again. Also everything was a good amount so I definitely felt full by the end of it. They also have only one restroom, but there were many times where it wasn't in use, and it was very well maintained and clean. No complaints and would highly recommend!

    Love everything about this place, seems more American based…read morepho place by just the front area where the seating is but don't be fooled they have something unique in the back where the kitchen is!!! Me and friends all ordered different foods and the pho tasted fresh of course but I saw others pho and the smoked rib really caught my eye it looked smoky and flavorful from an actually Vietnamese pho place!!! I just got regular pho which I needed to season some more to get it a bit more peppery and salty. They were a little stingy with the bean sprouts so I did not know if I could as for me but I did not fulfill my taste buds and hunger so I am satisfied!!! Price for it is also Well worth it, I have been to pho restaurant with bigger bowls with the same price but it is okay! I loved the decoration and setting, and service was always on point they were their watching and always asking if we needed anything else! Highly recommend and would come back again!

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    Chef Papa Vietnamese Kitchen - Regular Pho

    Chef Papa Vietnamese Kitchen

    4.4(253 reviews)
    0.2 mi•Long Island City

    Anyone remember that viral TikTok / IG video of that influencer that came here for a collab, to…read moreonly post a bad review once she got called out for not holding up her end of the bargain, and then also get exposed for killing a dog while dog sitting. Crazy times. Anyways...I didn't realize it was this spot until one night I was craving pho in LIC and found this spot on Yelp. Once I saw the storefront, I knew which restaurant this was and got very excited to finally try them out. For drinks, I had to get the Vietnamese Espresso Martini ($19). It had that distinct Vietnamese coffee taste with a mix of alcohol, which blended in nicely. It luckily did not keep me up all night. For entrees, we split an order of the Shaking Beef ($33) as well as the Bun Rieu ($22). We probably could have just ordered one or the other to split as we were very stuffed by the end of the meal. Both were delicious and would recommend. The Bun Rieu is unique that it is a pork and tomato soup base, kind of like in hot pot (delicious a refreshing btw) with a hint of fish sauce. The Shaking Beef is a classic which comes with jasmine rice. Beef is prepared and seasoned perfectly. There were other items that looked and sounded delicious, but my wallet prevented me from doing so. There's always another time, which I will be looking forward to. Shoutout to our server Daniel who was amazing and super hospitable.

    NYC isn't known for their Viet food at all, but Chef Papa's does the job, especially in LIC. I…read moreactually like their regular pho and bun bo hue. Vermicelli bowls are also huge. Service is great and staff are very courteous. Can get crowded during peak times.

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    JoJu - Upper East Side - The Joju Banh Mi - Vietnamese ham, head cheese, pork pate, pork sausage, with mayo, cucumber, pickled daikon and carrots, and cilantro

    JoJu - Upper East Side

    4.4(33 reviews)
    1.9 mi•Yorkville, Upper East Side

    Very good banh mi sandwiches. I went with the chicken one, was solid. Got myself some mayo and the…read morejalapeños. Word of caution here they were spicy hot and gave me hiccups. Chicken thighs were nice and flavorful. Veggies bright and fresh. As for the restaurant it was Bright, Modern with a clean vibe despite a B grade: place is super small and I was fortunate to get a table. Better for takeout. I will come back to sample more of their fare. Great for a quick nosh or to pick up dinner on the way home from work.

    I've been clamoring - CLAMORING - for a place like this in the Upper East Side. Most Asian…read morerestaurants in this neighborhood are fancy sit-downs, so it was exciting to see a quick, casual stop for Asian "finger food" (for a lack of better word) within my vicinity. Joju specializes in modern Vietnamese cuisine, serving meals like bahn mi, loaded fries, and rice meals. The menu recently added soy garlic wings, and since I am a fiend for Asian-style fried chicken, I of course had to have it. While all of the beverages looked tempting, especially their non-alcoholic soju refreshers, I needed caffeine to offset the afternoon slump that was about to follow, so I ordered a Vietnamese coffee. The wings were huge! It was notably crunchy, saucy, and juicy. There was a decent skin to meat ratio, (I so hate biting into a mouthful of breading), and the meal came out piping hot. It was clear the chicken had been fried per order. Those who know me know that I can't live without rice and would eat it with almost any meal, including fried chicken, so I did request it on the side, although the wings don't come with it. The man who took my order did me a solid and served it with mine, anyway. Good lad! I've been wanting to try Vietnamese coffee for a while now, and it was everything I imagined it would be. Sweet with a bitter backend - but not too bitter! I'm still new to coffee, and I pucker up at anything too intense. This was just right. My meal at Joju satisfied me, mind, body, and soul. I hope it is here to stay, and I hope that a shop like this is a catalyst for other quick Asian food stops to follow. Korean and Filipino restaurants - I'll be waiting!

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