Linda Bánh Mì

Good spot for quick bites and freshly packed meals. Stopped by a few times for breakfast and lunch, and my favorite item here is the small rice bowl topped with chopped Chinese sausage or chicken. It’s under $5 (technically $3.50 on the menu, but I always get charged $5 as a “custom item,” which seems to be the norm at spots like this). Either way, it’s filling and simple, especially if you catch it around opening time when the rice is still warm. The other rice plates I’ve tried were decent. With places like this, the difference usually isn’t in the technique. Portions are fair, and everything tastes freshly made. Just note that it can take around 15–20 minutes for orders to be ready, so I’d recommend ordering in advance. As far as I know, there aren’t many casual Vietnamese takeout sp

The Bahn Mi's are very good, but the hours are wrong. I used to be able to come here and get a Bahn Mi within the listed hours, but the last five times I've tried when I get there the kitchen is broken down and they say they are done making food for the day. I've tried at various times between 4-7 PM. Not sure what their actual hours are now but I'm gonna stop trying.

I've been here many times but never left a review. Today the shop is reopening, so I decided to leave one. The bánh mì here is the best in the Boston area in my opinion, and the prices are reasonable. Today, they also added many new food items to the menu and expanded the space. The chicken rice and bánh cuốn are both delicious. I haven't tried the bột chiên yet, but it looks like a big portion, cheap, and there's a lot of new things to try. Definitely coming back to try more new food!

Past by it many times while passing through Quincy so finally went in. It’s a very small shop with 3 small tables or so. Bought the Combo & Pork Bank Mi sandwiches. Takes time to warm up the bread or take it as is and warm it up at home. Strangely, you have to ask for fish sauce as it isn’t included like at other shops. Got 1 small plastic containers of it, one for each sub. Price is relatively reasonable, considering the current high food prices, ~$8/each. Bring it home & warm it up as the rolls get toasted & crunchy outside but it does fall apart so don’t warm up > 5 minutes. Adding the fish sauce makes it soggy & didn’t have much flavor, almost bland. Overall, it was good but there wasn’t much meat and the bread overwhelms everything as that will fill you up. I would return to try the o

HIGHLY recommend! You can’t get more authentic than this. Will definitely be coming back. Please order the classic banh mi!! And the noodle soups (bun bo hue and hu tieu) were all good. Also ordered the banh cuon as well.