Les Bánh Mì

A friend of mine and I went a few days ago. Great spot for the perfect Bahn Mi. I got some sort of spicy chicken one, and my friend got a beef one. Sandwiches were the perfect serving size. No hoisin sauce, which is sad. The music played was techno dance, which is fun, but maybe not in a quiet store? We also asked the staff what they would recommend and they gave us a few options, but told us to check out on the iPads to the side. Food truly is amazing. Totally worth checking out.

SLC is sleeping on this gem. Stopped by on a Friday night and it was empty. It’s called Les Banh Mi but both their sandwiches and pho were 10/10. I got the brisket pho because it was chilly. It had a very rich, deep, flavorful, balanced broth and came with a ton of meat. Just the perfect bowl of hot noodle soup on a cold night. I also got the steak banh mi very spicy. I would probably order just spicy next time because it definitely packed a punch by the fourth bite. Regardless, though, it was a very stellar banh mi and I’ve had a lot of banh mi’s in California and Vietnam. The steak was tender and flavorful and the juices blended with the mayo creating this very umami sauce that was balanced by the cucumber and pickled veggies. Would love to try their other banh mi’s next time. Servic

Ordered the pork vermicelli and it was ALL FAT. You can’t even call that pork belly. The pork Bahn mi wasn’t any better. The not so fresh shrimp spring roll was not pictured because it’s already in the trash. Pho broth was decent. The Diet Dr Pepper and fried spring roll was the only highlight… Tried calling the place to address the concerns and hung up twice. Highly disappointed.

I really love the banh mi at Les Banh Mi! It is delicious, fresh, and full of authentic Vietnamese flavor. The service is great — the staff are friendly and quick. The shop is clean and well-kept, making it a pleasant place to eat. I’ll definitely be coming back again!

We got a pork Bahn mi and a veggie dumpling soup. Bahn mi was okay, but the dumplings in the soup were totally obliterated, there were no noodles in the soup, there were massive chunks of raw carrot and broccoli, and it looks like what you find in the drain of a sink after washing dishes. As a side they offer 12 oz of pho broth for the Bahn mi, but we received a small container with maybe 4 oz of broth. We also got the Thai tea, which tasted solely of vanilla extract and sugar. The employee making the food looked like she had the worst day of her life, i can only hope that they treat their employees with respect, but I don’t know how much I believe that. Also, a lot of the wall hangings have messaging that reads as very misogynistic, one of which reading “women: no shirt, free drinks“. If