This place is slowly falling in my ratings. What an awful customer service…read more This time I came and purchase 2 Vietnamese coffees and 2 eggrolls. Young lady at counter just put them on the counter. All I had was my phone in my hands. How did she expect me to carry this? I asked if there was a drink carrier or a bag. She threw a ripped half carrier and a bag on the counter (literally threw). I put the carrier with drinks in the bag, but it was not stable and toppled over. The coffee leaked into the bag. She watched me and did nothing. I asked for napkins and cleaned it up and then I asked for another bag. This whole time, no help.

Gia Hoi Baguette is located in a plaza in south Oklahoma City, OK…read more My daughters and I picked up some sandwiches for takeout on July 25, 2025. + Banh Mi/A3 Steam pork roll (Chả Lụa) ($5.99) + Banh Mi/A5 Grilled chicken (Gà Nướng) ($5.99) + Banh Mi/A4 Grilled pork (Thịt nướng) ($5.99) All of these sandwiches came with "Vietnamese bread layered with house-made pâté, creamy mayo, pickled carrots, daikon, cucumber, cilantro, and a drizzle of our savory house..." The staff was friendly, but just a bit slow getting to us even though we were the only folks in line and barely any patrons were in the dining room. The sandwiches were a bit on the skimpy side. The veggies all had a nice crunch to them. My oldest daughter did not like the "savory house" sauce as she thought it was too sweet. I wish we had ordered a side or shared a noodle soup. Still, we enjoyed them as we don't have many opportunities for Vietnamese food in our area of New Mexico. Ample, free parking. Clean restaurant with minimal decor. TIPS + baguettes for sale up front $1.65 + adjacent to the registers was an area for baked goods, pastries and more, but they didn't have much out when we were there at around RATING BREAKDOWN Food: 4 | Service: 4 | Ambiance: 4 | Price: 4

The vegetarian fried spring rolls are the best I've ever had. They were crunchy hot. The filling…read morewas cooked well done and maybe tasted a little like chicken broth. The dipping sauce that came with the spring rolls was slightly sweet and salty. Like teriyaki. Great. The chicken pho came with rice noodles. Green onions chicken vietnamese basil jalapeno and bean sprouts. The chicken was mostly dark meat and very well done. The soup tasted like chicken broth homemade and had black pepper in it. Adding Siracha to it and some soy sauce was absolutely great. The side of rice I ordered for 1.50 was well worth it. I did not like the bean paste on the table. I would like a bigger bowl just more broth but it was really fantastic. A

Happy to eat their garlic noodles . Would go back clean place and fast service . Looks good inside…read moretoo . Looks newly build out . You must try their garlic noodles and fried chicken .

Great Dim Sum in all city!!! Chicken, duck and pork roasted:…read moreexcellent choice!!! Before choice in a large menu, you can enjoy Dim Sum : many kind of options as appetizers.

Golden Phoenix is a staple and versatile restaurant in the Asian District. On the other side of the…read moreChinatown supermarket, this Chinese/Vietnamese restaurant has just about everything you could want and need! They've got the roast meats, a large Chinese dinner menu, an equally large Vietnamese dinner menu, catering for events, and my favorite: their dimsum menu. For their regular menu, my family and I will frequently order to go and occasionally dine in. We often order off the Chinese menu when we're going family style (flat noodles, salt & pepper squid, egg noodle lo mein, and scallion chicken are some of our favorites), and we will order from the Viet menu for individual portions (we love their egg noodle soups, pho, broken rice platters). One of my favorite dishes is their lotus root summer salad, and I've not found another place that beats that dish here! I've found their service with regular dining in to be hit or miss. Most of the time we get great service but a few times here and there we have a hard time finding our server. Moving on to my favorite part of Golden Phoenix- the dimsum. They serve dimsum primarily on the weekends from opening to 3pm (I think), and they have really brought up the OKC dimsum game with their large and delicious dimsum menu! Their dumplings like the hargow and shiumai are large, filling, and delicious! I particularly love the fried shrimp and chives dumpling and their shrimp egg rolls. The service during dimsum is fantastic because they've got people pushing around carts and carrying plates of food out to you. Once you're ready for dessert, make sure you grab some egg tarts for the table!

The food and the service is very good. I went there multiple…read moretime with my friends. I would definitely recommend it! 100% They have an amazing broth.

With such a high review rating, I came in from Tulsa expecting something special. Unfortunately,…read morethat wasn't the case. We ordered the Bo Kho (beef stew) and the Bun Bo Hue (spicy soup). The Bo Kho was watery and lacked flavor, and both dishes tasted like they came from the same base broth with different pastes added at the end. The look of the food definitely didn't match the taste. The appetizers didn't help either. The egg roll was overly salty and slightly burnt, and the spring roll had such a thick rice wrapper that it was basically the only thing you could taste. As for service, aside from dropping off the food, there really wasn't any. Overall, this was a one‑and‑done experience for me.

Weekend lunch here just makes sense--grab a bowl of noodles, then knock out your grocery shopping…read moreafter. The mini food court has expanded over the years, but the food and service have stayed consistently solid. Their bún bò Huế is one of the better versions in the city and feels very traditional, from the variety of meats to the toppings and deep, flavorful broth. I'm still on the hunt for the best bún bò Huế, but this one is high on the list. We also love their pho and vermicelli bowls--fresh ingredients, good portions, and authentic flavors throughout. It was busy during the weekend lunch rush, yet orders came out quickly and the staff kept things moving efficiently. Tables were cleaned almost immediately after customers left, which helped the space feel organized despite the crowd.

Great noodles like Bún mắm (from Google AI: "pungent and flavorful Vietnamese noodle soup from the…read moreMekong Delta, characterized by its strong broth made from fermented fish paste (mắm). It features rice vermicelli noodles (bún) and is loaded with toppings like shrimp, squid, pork belly, and eggplant, balanced by a mountain of fresh herbs, bean sprouts, and chili. Known for its intense aroma and deep umami flavor, it's a beloved comfort food in Southern Vietnam, often compared to a 'Vietnamese gumbo'") and pho as well as great bahn mi like the meatball version. Prompt service and also located in the food hall of the World Fresh International Market so plenty of seating and tables. One gripe is that the sugarcane juice costs $8.50 for a Large with no free refills! What gives bro? All the cans of soda are also $1, and I told them as a business suggestion they should maybe allow at least one free refill at that price because that may be the equivalent of 8 cans. Otherwise recommended!

I had no idea that Oklahoma City had such a vibrant Vietnamese population. This bakery was highly…read morerated, so I stopped by here later in the day. Unfortunately, all they had were a few baked goods at the time I visited. However, service was quick and polite and I am glad I grabbed the two donuts that I did. I opted for the chocolate and strawberry. These are cake, style donuts and I loved that they weren't too sweet!

How in the world does this place have more than a 2? The…read morebanh mi, was quite possibly the worst thing I've eaten in a while.. The bread was hard and stale. The meat was heated up in a microwave. The vegetables were dry and sour. And the whole sandwich itself tasted like something was rotten. Had to spit it out because I was scared I'd get food poisoning. I didn't try anything else in there, but going off bahn me alone, do not get it. Sorry but no 2nd visit from me.

I'm genuinely shocked that i dont have more pictures of this place on my phone, but i'm a taurus so…read morethe phone rarely eats first. This place is such a hidden gem with a cozier 90's mall vibe, but the service is better and there's a drive thru I was introduced to the Life-changing hidden gem that is Lee's Sandwiches 2 years ago and will plan entire outings just for an excuse to go. I love their grilled pork bahn mis, the chocolate croissants, the pork and shrimp eggrolls, and the yummy vegetarian spring rolls that have the lil lemongrass ears.

I went through the drive-thru and ordered the grilled pork banh mi, veggie spring rolls, and a…read moresmall Lee's coffee. Service was quick. Banh mi had a lot of fat pieces. I thought the spring rolls would come with the peanut sauce, but it only came with soy sauce! They didn't seem super fresh, but tasted good. The coffee is always great!

Came in on a weekday for dinner and yet they were already somewhat pretty busy. Our server was a…read moretad dry and perfunctory. Both hubs and I ordered pho. The basil leaves were limp today. But otherwise everything else was great. Their broth is so flavorful and they give you a good amount of meats.

Got the P10. Lean brisket (No flank steak). It was delicious and they give you PLENTY of food,…read moreyou'll for sure have left overs. For the price it's worth the amount you get. It is a family favorite.