Baguette Delite | Vietnamese Restaurant

Absolutely heavenly. I came hungry and left with evidence (see photo: a crime scene of an empty plate). If anything on the menu says BBQ — get it. No hesitation. Their bread is crunchy, flaky, and dangerously good. It’s literally in the name Delite, and they did not lie. The peanut sauce with the BBQ pork roll? Hands down the best in the Northeast. I briefly considered ordering another just to confirm. Total hidden gem. And the Vietnamese coffee? So good it fueled me through a 17-hour drive with optimism and questionable confidence. Will be back. Probably after road trip. :)

smaller eatery so I expected bolder flavors. ordered 2 banh mi and a drink; it's passable. the cold cut was ok. tasted like meat sat in the fridge too long and got that soggy texture to it. the grilled pork was a bit better. flavor isn't your typical grilled pork like @ other Vietnamese establishments where the it's sweet, savory...this is more like thin Korean pork bulgogi type. enjoyed the pickled veggies and size of the banh mi. the coffee wasn't too bad. darker, rich flavor and good size, too. atmosphere wasn't that bad but 1 thing that got my attention was the cook. he stepped out of the kitchen to speak to someone and unfortunately he was wearing a very noticeable political hat. I can't fathom how an immigrant would work in an establishment for other immigration supports someone wh

This Vietnamese restaurant is a hidden gem that delivers on all fronts—authentic flavors, fresh ingredients, and warm hospitality. The menu offers a wide range of dishes, from traditional pho to banh mi, spring rolls, and flavorful rice plates. The pho is a standout: the broth is perfectly balanced, full of rich, comforting flavors that feel like they’ve been crafted with love and care. The fresh herbs, lime, and bean sprouts on the side allow you to customize it to your liking. I also tried the banh mi, and it was incredible—the bread was perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, filled with a savory combination of meat, pickled vegetables, and fresh cilantro. Their spring rolls were light and fresh, with a peanut dipping sauce that tied everything together beautifully. B

Decent noodle. Pork chop was alright. I think I should have tried their banh mi given that their name is baguette delite. Pho and pork chop rice was just alright. I think there are better spot in Edison for those. However, their summer roll was the biggest I ever seen.

The people who work here are so delightful. I know the owner and his wife and they’re both genuine, lovely people. The food here is amazing- flavorful, authentic - and a good price. I recommend going inside and dining in for the experience. Love finding my way to this hidden gem when I get too hungry after getting my nails done at Kiss Nails ☺️