Excellent bahn mi sandwiches. We got the grilled pork no mayo and they were excellent and not soggy…read moreat all by the time we ate them. Large sandwiches and still a good deal for $7. They made them fast too like within 5 min of ordering. The bread is crispy and yummy, the pork is flavorful, jalapeños spicy, and the vegetables were fresh. All and all a great sandwich. Inside seemed busy, but the atmosphere feels akin to the inside of a gas station store more than a sit down place where you'd want to stick around. It is functional though with enough tables to keep up with their steady stream of people. Overall definitely worth trying their bahn mi if you're debating it.

I used to go to Yeh Yeh's all the time because it used to be the best banh mi I've ever had, but…read morelately, I feel like the quality/taste has changed. The sandwich isn't as buttery and flavorful as I remembered. Pickles and bread are good, tasted very fresh. But they were lacking flavors for the meat and the butter and pate spread. Ordered the cold cut and pulled pork, flavors are just alright. Overall, just a mediocre banh mi. I've given it a try twice and it still didn't live up to my expectations the way I used to remmeber it sadly.

This is our favorite Vietnamese spot. We've been getting takeout for over a year now, and the…read morefood's always fresh and delicious. There is a hightop table and an outside seating too. EGG ROLLS: They're freshly fried and packed with filling. No fuss. My mom loves these. Even the sweet sauce is super tasty and not too thick. SPRING ROLLS: Fresh, with tons of veggies, unlike other places that load them with noodles. The rice paper is really fresh and thin. The shrimp are big and juicy. BANH MI: We've tried every single one. We love that there are plenty of veggies and fillings, and the bread is always super fresh. My boyfriend's favorite is the signature banh mi with all sorts of pork. My mom and I love the chicken. My dad's a fan of the grilled pork. Service is super fast and friendly. Thanks, Banh Mi Land, for keeping the quality high and the prices low!

While the food was good, the service was not. Already from the get go, the lady with long black…read morehair manning the front was cold and short. Did not feel welcome with her presence and it was awkward placing an order. I had the grilled pork bahn mi. It was overall good, flavorful, bun toasted well and did not ruin your mouth , fresh pickled veggies and had great portion for the price of $7.95. The fried egg rolls were not my jam however. The filling was different than I'm used to. It was meaty or filled enough, but was just different. My friend and I sat outside since it was a sunny day. Wait time was appropriate for quick food. My friend got her vermicelli bowl first, then my bahn mi and eventually the egg rolls. Since we sat outside, we had to go back in for our food when it was ready. We did not hear the lady call out for the egg rolls, so she came out and brought it out BUT with a rude comment: "I kept calling you inside, so I brought it out for you". Pretty unnecessary comment and we legit did not hear her call us. We were also the ONLY customers there too. Overall, I probably wouldn't come back with the service alone.

Our friends recommended this place to get some Vietnamese food, but I wasn't as amazed…read more My partner ordered the Bo Ne which he said was pretty good but not as good as the other places he's had it. He was also confused why it came with French fries too. I got a spring roll as I wasn't that hungry and those were okay. I also got a drink and that was good. I don't remember what I got though. I would say the decorations around the restaurant are pretty exciting, lots of funko related stuff. The service was okay too, just not too wowed by the food.

Pho & Chill First time to go this hip Vietnamese restaurant…read moreon Hwy 99. It's in a nondescript, strip mall. It has a young vibe, in terms of decor and piped in pop music. The food can be ordered via a tablet or an actual menu. The food is surprisingly good and authentic. We had good fresh spring rolls which had a thick peanuty sauce. I had a small bowl of pho with beef and it was delicious. The broth smelled and tasted wth the flavor of toasted cinnamon and anise. My wife had grilled pork skewers on vermicelli were good, too. The space is quite small, probably 12 tables. The lone server cashier was warm and friendly. She followed up on how we liked the food. We can't wait to try other items on the menu and bring our friends here. We're definitely coming back.

1st time trying the the banh minh here. Got the grilled pork and it was delicious. Ingredients…read moretasted fresh and the bread tasted great. Only downside was the parking lot was kinda small and was full. It was hard to back out and find parking nearby.

Giving 4 stars because I do want to support small businesses and see them do well. We wanted to try…read moreYeh Yeh's to be honest (but it was closed on a Sunday), so stopped by here. This is a little bakery/cafe area that sells buns, banh mi, and surprisingly, some noodle soups like pho and bun bo hue. Tried both a banh mi and a bun bo hue (which I am very pleasantly surprised they had). The bun bo hue decent/hit most of the elements I wanted (they didn't have pork blood which I don't enjoy anyways so not a problem). I wasn't a real fan of the banh mi to be honest; it tasted more fusion to me than authentic (had pickled slice onions and was sliced diagonally for style), so I may stick to the downtown delis. Not a bad place to stop by when you're in a pinch though.

This place was briefly blowing up my IG feeds in small intervals, so I had it on my list sometime…read moreearly last year. Fast forward a year later to a Sunday at 12:30pm and I finally made the long drive here without going through Aurora Ave since my GPS randomly decided to give my road rage some grace. This place has plenty parking around the perimeter, so it was easy settling in. Only confusion was finding the entrance to this place, but when I did I was actually surprised where I was stepping into. Inside is laid back and cool with plenty of seating for groups of various sizes. There's tables and booths, and I got booth seating for myself when I walked in. There's a TV playing sports nearby where I was, and Vietnamese pop music was playing in the background too. Menu consists of regular foods in most Vietnamese restaurants, though their provincial noodle soups and banh mi sandwiches caught my eye. They even have bún măng vịt (duck and bamboo shoot noodle soup), my favorite that I gotta try next time I come here! From my IG feeds and as a starting point, I got their bánh mì thịt heo nướng (grilled pork Vietnamese sandwich), which comes with all the works of a regular banh mi sandwich, though I was kinda surprised how brightly orange the grilled pork was. Regardless, it was tasty and the meat was juicy. The pork pate added a nice savory touch to the sandwich, and no other condiment was in excess that it took away taste from the flavorful grilled pork. Staff was very kind throughout, and refilled my water every now and then. It was also nice chatting with one of them about our day and other recommendations from the menu. There's so much to have on their menu so I need to make the drive here again to have more of their stuff!

We had been wanting to visit Lotus Pond for years, and finally made it during Seattle Restaurant…read moreWeek. We had the following: Apps: - Cha Nem Ran / Fried Spring Rolls: Earth shatteringly crisp to absolute perfection. This was a textural wonder. A++ - Goi Cuon / Fresh Rolls: One of my favorite dishes, and a generous portion too! Entree: - Bun Bo Hue - Bun Thit Heo Nuong / Grilled Slice Pork Bun Dessert: - Banh Chuoi Nep Nuong / Grilled Banana Sticky Rice The Appetizers really hit it out of the park. I'm not familiar enough with Bun Bo Hue to comment on it, but I liked it, although I preferred the bun. Vegetables were fresh, and there was attention to detail in all of the dishes. We really liked the dessert as well, which was unique and earned the ultimate Asian compliment--not too sweet!

Last minute dinner !…read more I had ordered togo a bánh mì đặc biệt with a side of broth for dinner. The sandwich was flavorful, has a good portion of meat, vegetables, and seasonings. The broth was rich and aromatic making it the perfect companion to the sandwich.

If you have not come here for Pho, then you are missing out. This little family run gem is very…read morefriendly and hospitable. The flavor is great and the weekend specials are very good. I come here regularly with my Chinese family and there is always "2 thumbs up" from them. The service is great and they are very attentive. No frills seating and vibe because it's all about the meal. You won't be disapponted.

Good Pho You is a solid local spot with very large portion sizes. Prices are a bit high, but you do…read moreget what you pay for. The cooks and owners are Thai, not Vietnamese, but they've done a decent job capturing Vietnamese flavors. The phở is okay. It's pretty average and doesn't quite have the depth of more authentic spots. The spring rolls and egg rolls are very good and are the highlight of the meal. The space has nice, colorful decor, and the staff are friendly. Overall, it's a good neighborhood option for a filling meal, especially if you're going for the portions and appetizers more than the phở.

We came here for lunch, when we walked in we were seated right away. I ordered the Penang curry,…read morebanh mi and pho. The portions are huge! The Panay curry was the perfect spice and there was a lot of meat in it to which was nice. This place is both a Thai and Vietnamese restaurant so you get the best of both worlds. I definitely recommend to come here if you craving Asian food.

This is my favorite Vietnamese restaurant in the greater Seattle area…read more I've been going to this restaurant for 25 years. It tastes just as good and has the same wonderful quality I remember from growing up. I love their vermicelli bowls and their Vietnamese crepe the most. I also love their pho. Their broth is light and doesn't have the strong strong herbal flavor that some phos in Seattle have. Their pho is the most authentic pho I've had outside Vietnam. The owner is kind and always nice to us. I try to come here at least once a month with my mom!

We tried this on a weeknight after working hard to find parking in this horrible location. The…read moreinternational grocery next door doesn't help with that having many people hanging out in their cars and milling about. Had to be creative and go back out to properly park after ordering. I hadn't eaten here In years and my wife never. They used to give a nice refreshing lychee water drink with a long dessert spoon for the fruit which I remember loving long ago. Many other tables had them but we were never offered it as service was brisk yet not very friendly. I ordered a Dac Biet pho (my regular choice) but they don't have tripe??? I usually pass on pho restaurants that don't serve tripe and tendon. I was at best average but honestly not near the best I've ever had in the US or Vietnam. At almost $20 for a bowl I wasn't impressed enough to say "let's go back". My wife ordered the pork vermicelli bowl (her usual). She liked it ok and I tried a bit. Again pretty tasty and in my opinion a better dish than their pho, but not worthy of returning over other choices. Overall if you are comfortable parking in a tight little parking lot to eat average food in a little old building it's not a bad choice. But I would not purposefully go back even though we shop often at Costco and Home Depot nearby.