Must Try: Small plate / flattened bánh ít trần?, Grilled Chicken Banh Mi Me and Tanzina came here and there was basically only one thing on the menu that didn't have pork, so options were a little limited for her. I ended up coming back and trying more later though. Grilled Chicken Banh Mi - 4.5/5 The chicken was juicy, tender, and had a good amount of flavor. They also give you a lot of meat. The pickled filling wasn't overly vinegary, which I liked. Bread was good, nothing crazy. I do wish they went heavier on the mayo and pâté because it could have used a little more moisture. Grilled Pork Banh Mi - 4.5/5 Pretty much the same strengths as the chicken version. Good meat, solid flavor, good bread, and a nice balance of fillings. Could still use a little more sauce, but overall really good. Triple Ham Banh Mi - 4/5 Decent, but not exactly how I like my banh mi. It was a little dry for me. Maybe I just prefer mine wetter and a little more loaded with condiments. Small Plate / Flattened Bánh Ít Trần? - 5/5 I still need to figure out the actual name of this, but it was excellent. Very fresh and surprisingly filling, with a slightly sweet and savory flavor. The sauce paired with it extremely well. Easily one of the best things I had here. Price - 5/5 Pretty cheap for a New York spot, especially considering the portions and quality. Experience - 5/5 Simple menu and everything has been pretty consistent. There's a decent amount of seating and it isn't too loud. Just know that you may need cash, and there's an ATM a couple blocks away. Definitely a spot I'd come back to, especially for the chicken banh mi and that small plate once I finally figure out what it's actually called. read more

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Tasty Banh Mi sandwiches! I ordered ahead and didn't wait very long on a Sunday early afternoon. I asked for my Banh Mi with less carrot and daikon which they happily accommodated. The sandwiches were a little light on meat but ask for more because the prices of these sandwiches are also similarly light. There were other tasty treats and Vietnamese groceries in the shop, they also had self serve fried spring rolls in a toaster oven as well for $1 each. The women who run the shop were sweet and quick. read more

Went in on a hot summer day and had THE BEST iced Vietnamese coffee ever! Beyond it being perfectly cold, the coffee was velvety, bold in flavor, and more importantly... not too sweet. It was so refreshing yet decadent at the same time. Such a treat! I ordered a bahn mi (original) to go since I was heading to dinner and the lady packed all the veggies on the side for me and told me not to toast the bread. She instructed me to toast the bread at home when I'm ready to eat it and to them assemble the veggies afterwards. IT WAS THE BEST BAHN MI I've ever had (and I've had my fair share of bahn mi's all over the city). Ba Xuyen is not an extravagant restaurant but it is excellent! It is palpable that the staff takes pride in their food and their work. And you know the place is going to be good when an elementary school kid is collecting money behind the cash register! Will definitely return and bring friends! read more

You know the food's gonna be amazing when you see Asian aunties, who were very kind, taking orders and making the food. By far the best banh mi I've had across all five boroughs of NYC. The baguette was perfectly crisp on the outside while staying light enough to bite through. Every ingredient tasted incredibly fresh and flavorful, the fillings were generous, and the pate added so much rich, savory flavor. I also loved that they chop up the cilantro, so you're not spending a whole minute trying to chew through the stems. Everything was packed together so well that the sandwich held its shape from the first bite to the last without falling apart. The inside feels like a classic Asian bakery, with shelves lined with snacks and baked goods to-go. This is the kind of bánh mì that reminds you why it's such a classic: simple and balanced perfectly. Definitely a spot I'll come back to. read more

Ba Xuyen - combination banh mi - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I really thought I had reviewed Ba Xuyen before. I first ate here pre-pandy and it never occurred to me that I hadn't chimed in about this awesome spot. Well, let's clear that up now. The aunties are mentioned often in other reviews, and that's because they're amazing. They'll gladly explain what you need, especially when it comes to the super tasty (and extremely inexpensive) deserts that populate racks and the drink fridges here. Some are sweet, some are sour (the deserts, that is), they'll let you know. Honesty since a cake here is $5, you can afford to try everything! How on to the main reason that you came, the Banh Mi. You literally can't go wrong with any of the eight main sandwiches here. I've tried them all so you don't have to, but that doesn't mean you shouldn't. The bread is crispy, the ingredients are super fresh, and the tastes combine perfectly. The decor is perfect for this kind of spot. No frills. There are three tables and a bunch of chairs. It's exactly what I want in a takeout type place. They concentrate on the food. So, to wrap this one up. Go. I'd say that I'll be back, but I've been coming here for years. If you haven't, it's time to start. read more

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This place has been here for 8yrs+, and it's popular for a reason. Their sandwiches, desserts and drinks are always spot on. I've been here several times before. This time I got the #1 Pate, ham, BBQ pork bánh mì, the steamed layered cake (I believe pandan and mung bean layers), and the durian shake. Bread is soft on the inside and just enough crispness on the outside. Some places toast the bread too much so it hurts the roof of my mouth when I eat it, but this place toasts it just right. Durian shake is also so smooth and creamy and I love that it has no ice chunks! Some other places would blend shakes and still have bits of ice, but Ba Xuyên doesn't have any of that! read more

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No frills here but some of the sweetest aunties cooking up some great grub. Great prices for the taste and serving sizes. Counter order and mostly take out as there are only 3 small tables, still good if you need to dine in. I went to try the Bahn Mi which I did enjoy . The bread was really crusty just the way I like it . I decided to get the chicken and rice special and it was exceptional. I'd go back fot this hot delicious meal again. At only $8 it was a steal. Lots of Vietnamese treats, cakes and candies available. The ladies cooking and at the counter very nice and helpful ,letting me know what was in the (new to me ) items they offer. read more

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Classic spot in brooklyn for the best banh mi! First tine trying their other prepared Vietnamese appetizers & desserts. - Pate Thit Nguoi (Classic Banh Mi) - good filling and bread ratio. Bread stays nice and crusty on the outside but soft and pillowy on the inside. I always ask for it spicy (w jalapenos) - Banh Beo (steamed rice cakes topped with shrimp and mungbean paste served with fish sauce) - the texture is more mushy and less bouncy than the ones I prefer but it's not common to see these in NYC. - Pandan Honeycomb Cake - good pandan flavor, bouncy and great texture - Layered Pandan & Mungbean Cake - on the sweeter and mushy side than I prefer. Lots of mungbean filling read more

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This spot was always hyped up so finally got to try! Got the #1, now $8. Def one of the better bahn mi spots - though lacking some ingredients, flavors are on par, and has a nice toasty bread read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Ba Xuyen specializes in making what is easily the best banh mi I've ever had. My dad and I both ordered #1 on their menu. This consisted of pork three ways: a savory pork pâté, thinly sliced deli pork, and chunks of cold, juicy, mouthwatering roast pork, with tendons, aspic, and all. Balancing the pork out perfectly was a sweet daikon/carrot slaw, fresh sprigs of cilantro, and spears of mini cucumber- all drizzled with a subtly tangy and spicy red sauce. We opted for the "mild" spice level, so I'm sure this sauce packs more heat if you go for "spicy." All of this goodness was heaped onto a perfectly toasted baguette. In addition to their banh mi, this place has so many more intriguing Vietnamese foods to choose from, piled on shelves and waiting in cold and hot storage cases. Next time I'm here, I definitely want to try out some of the dumplings, rice balls, and desserts that I saw in the case to the right of the store. Regarding seating, there are 4 tables in the front of the store where you can stop to eat, but people mostly take their food to go. Inside it's clean and comfortable, and the ladies behind the counter are very friendly and helpful. Remember, cash only! read more

Ba Xuyen - Yummy banh mi #1 with deli pork sticking out - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

We were in the area, so we walked into Ba Xuyen because we were curious. Ordered the #1 Pate Ham BBQ pork Bahn Mi ($8), sticky rice ball ($2), and this shrimp over rice cake dish. The bahn mi did not have much filling compared to ones I normally get elsewhere, and it was rather bland. Overall, what we ordered tasted underwhelming, but at a very affordable price. The staff was nice and knew how to speak a few dialects -- Cantonese, Taishanese, Mando, English, and Vietnamese. This place is also cash only. read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Missing viet food and friend gave a rec for here. Cash only store with a decent amount of options. Ladies in the front were super nice. I got the #1 sandwich which is the classic banh mi. Bread was super crispy. And it was a decent size. Can't wait to come back and try other options! read more

Ba Xuyen - Menu - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Some may call into question if Ba Xuyen serves up the best banh mi in NYC. I say try it for yourself and you be the judge. For the price, the ingredients, the portion and the taste - whatever your overall decision is, your stomach won't be disappointed. It's increasingly harder to find gems like Ba Xuyen in NYC, small neighborhood spots serving up authentic and affordable food for the local community. I appreciate this place and frequent them at least once a month to get my banh mi fix. The #8 with extra meat is my go to order and I'm always left satisfied. Service is solid and effective and the ambiance is casual. You can often find some local grandpas and uncles having a coffee and chatting it up in the mornings. read more

**CASH ONLY** Best bahn mi in NYC? Not sure about that, but it's really damn good and at the right price. Got the #1 (pate ham bbq, pork roll), as well as a pandan honeycomb cake, which was also fire. The bread they use for their bahn mi is incredible. Limited indoor seating. read more

Ba Xuyen - Pandan honeycomb cake - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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The #1 banh mi here really lived up to the hype, especially for just $8. It's usually not even my go-to (I prefer a grilled pork or chicken) but this was really good - the pate, viet mayo, fresh veggies... just yum. Viet coffee too! Really great no frills, neighborhood spot. Maybe not worth traveling to if you're in the other boroughs but solid option for locals. read more

Came here yesterday cause I was craving viet sandwich and forgot to call ahead but the ladies here are still as efficient as ever. Got #1 for me and a friend and he ordered iced coffee as well. Sadly I don't drink coffee but they have shakes and everything here that I would be trying next time. Sandwich is just as good as I remember prices have increased a little but still so reasonable for the neighborhood. read more

Ba Xuyen - Prices as of 7/4/25 - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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Still one of my favorite places to get banh mi! Affordable and delicious. My favorite is the sardine banh mi, it's really delicious. This time I tried some of their desserts. The coffee jelly ($2.50) used to be my favorite but maybe my taste buds changed over time, it's not hitting the same anymore. Instead, the banh da lon (layered pandan jelly with mungbeans) was quite delicious! I'll get that again next time. read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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This is the best neighborhood Banh Mi shop. My lover always gets the shredded chicken sandwich and orders one spicy for me, and gets one regular for himself. Great sandwich. I always end up just eating half, its alot of food, and he eats the other half. Ok, maybe 80% of the time. I do wish they had a spicier option, MORE SPICY PLEASE! They also do have some summer rolls, however with shrimp and pork, I pick out the pork and shrimp because I do not eat those and eat the rolls. Great bang for your buck. read more

I had Ba Xuyen bookmarked for a while, and I'm so glad I finally got to try it! I ordered the #1 Banh Mi and a black coffee. The banh mi was fantastic--definitely better than the ones I've had in Brooklyn. The bread was perfectly crusty, and the filling was flavorful and well-balanced. As for the coffee, it was either way too strong or just in desperate need of some milk. Safe to say, I probably won't be ordering the coffee again next time. A funny moment: the lady taking orders switched to speaking Chinese when she saw I was of Asian descent, which caught me completely off guard. I ended up ordering in Cantonese, and it gave me a good laugh! The setup of the shop is a bit unusual. There are refrigerated foods and grab-and-go options off to the side, which I didn't even notice until after I'd already ordered my sandwich. They also had a little toaster oven with spring rolls that looked tempting! All in all, I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area again. Great spot! read more

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It was a Brooklyn Day with IKEA & food and I was really excited to try Ba Xuyen after hearing about these no-frills secret Banh Mi shops in Sunset Park Brooklyn. We got there around 2pm and it definitely had that "timeless" NYC feel of practicality and little update since it opened. But the actually, very wide shop / restaurant was organized and clean. Assuming that they had left over plexi (counter to ceiling) from pandemic times, which made it feel a bit like a bank or money exchange counter. There's about 4 small tables up front. About 6 local uncles/grandpas where parked to the left chatting away, sipping tea & coffee. A latinx couple was just finishing their sandwiches & leaving. The ladies were very nice and fluent in Cantonese, English, and assuming a Vietnamese dialect, also probably Mandarin. Everything is made-to-order right at the counter. Cookies, pastries, & Vietnamese snacks (glutinous flour & sticky rice items) were displayed on a table in front of the counter. Shelves on the side had a few prepared Savory tapioca cakes & cold noodle items, there was a toaster over with spring rolls (nothing special), bags of seasoned nut & cracker mixes. I ordered the $8.00 #8 lemongrass grilled pork & friend ordered #1. Split a hot Vietnamese Coffee with friend. The sandwich is a medium-smallish size (compared to ones in Manhattan). The bread was the best part of the sandwich unfortunately. It's assuming what a French baguette should look like - toast and light crisp on the outside. Soft with definitely a lard/butter feel in the crumb. And they press in the insides expertly fit the fillings in. I apparently prefer the "safe version" grilled lemongrass meats (actually the char sui bbq glazed ground pork that few places have) & unfortunately the "grilled pork" here wasn't very flavorful, a bit tough / reheated. The slaw was fresh & there was plenty of cucumber & stemmed cilantro. The sandwich also had pate with the meat, which was okay, gave some moisture to everything. Overall not a fan of pate texture. Friend's #1 Original was also disappointing. There were just 1-2 pieces of the deli meats and thin slice of pate. It might have been that we came on a Sunday afternoon, but still - it was underwhelming. The Vietnamese Coffee tasted a but burnt. Since I don't drink a lot if coffee, I don't have much to compare it to - but Do know that a good brew probably shouldn't taste like that. It wasn't too sweet and a medium color. I added sugar to it later and it was actually better the next day - maybe the sugar covered it up. There was a steady stream of customers (local Chinese and young non-Asians); glad that many appreciate the shop (cross generational, cross gentrification); however I was disappointed. The ladies that work there were lovely though - yelling the equivalent of "pretty hermosa! your sandwich is ready!" Which is pretty standard to bodega workers endearingly calling you seniorita or mami. Bring wet wipes to clean the front tables if you're dining in, crumbs & slaw get on them easily - with the high turnover. ** Noting that I found short white hair-like threads in my slaw but it's the baby roots from the carrot or daikon. Appreciate that it's hand-grated. read more

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A hole in the wall shop - taking primarily cash only. You order at the front and wait for your name to be called. I'm not the biggest fan of bahn mi, but I appreciated the chewy and fluffy bread and the condiments. It is clearly a store loved by locals, and you can see many people walk in and out to pick up their food to go. There is limited seating here, but as a grab and go spot I can't complain :^) read more

This place was AMAZING. This was maybe my third or fourth visit. Found so many goodies!!! Got all that in the picture plus two packs of rice cracker things for $33! Cash only, but worth it. The lady was super nice! read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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My go to bank mi spot since I was a kid. Their sandwiches used to be 4.50-5$, now their #1 is 8$ but quality is still just as good. Their bread is crispy on the outside, soft inside with a slight chew making. The number 1 comes with the cold cut fillings, pickled vegetables and pate, all which come together in a medley of flavors. Must try in Brooklyn! read more

Another cheap eat rec in 8 Avenue, Brooklyn. Ba Xuyên is a neighborhood favorite for affordable and homey vietnamese food. The shop is operated by some vietnamese aunties, serving a variety of banh mi, authentic street snacks and fruit shakes. I've already been there at least three times whenever I'm craving for banh mi or feeling broke. ＊Banh Mi Pate Thit Nguoi (Combination #1) Banh mi is priced up to $8 in good portion size and hearty fillings. Every banh mi has a base of cucumber, cilantro, pickled carrots and green pepper. My go-to banh mi order is the bestselling combination #1. It has ham, pork, pork teriyaki & BBQ with paté and butter. It is so filling that I can get two meals out of it. ＊Jackfruit Shake I can't leave this place without getting their milkshake. They blend actual fruits into the shakes, giving it a natural and sweet flavor. They have tropical fruit flavors like lychee, taro, papaya and durian. I heard good things about their avocado shake, but I always stick to my favorite jackfruit shake. read more

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Banh mi #1 on wall menu & Vietnamese iced coffee are good. Reasonable prices, no tables for dining. Packaged snacks available. Picture is showing only half of my banh mi sandwich. Recommend. read more

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This place is still my most favorite bahn mi spot in NYC! It is out of the way but if I am near the area, I muster my energy to walk that many blocks to eat here. I got the regular bahn mi & it came out superb! The bread was nicely toasted, crunchy and soft. The inside fillings are always so delicious! Love their vinegared vegetables! I saw some pandan dessert thing and I it was deeelish! I do not know what it was, but potent pandan coconut flavors. Staff is always nice and friendly. Bahn mi is always excellent. There is still a few tables w/ chairs for indoor dining. They also sell random things around the stores like spring rolls, bread, chips, cookies, pandan things, etc. read more

Ba Xuyen - Still my fav bahn mi spot - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

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I highly recommend their seafood noodle soup! You hear everyone else order their seafood noodle soup, that's how you know it's sooo good. It's best to eat it right away so I recommend to dine in although the place is very small. It just doesn't taste the same if you don't eat it right away read more

For NY standards, this is the most affordable and authentic banh mi I have seen. There aren't many Vietnamese spots in NY, so Ba Xuyen is the next best thing. You can call ahead to order so your food is ready, especially when parking can be tricky in the neighborhood. I got one #1 Combination Banh Mi ($7.50). My sandwich was already ready when I arrived and it wasn't busy at all. They never told me the price, but I knew ahead it was $7.50. When I handed over $8, they didn't seem to be giving me back change. It was awkward, so I just left. There may be some miscommunication going on, I'm not sure but 50cents. Overall, the sandwich is delicious and nicely toasted as well. If you're craving a banh mi, this spot is it. Note: it is cash only! read more

Ba Xuyen - Combination Banh Mi. - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

!!! got a banh mi + appetizer (grab and go) + pork over rice for $22.5!! wow so worth it!! more than enough food for two adult peeps. they were speedy and the food was WARM & DELICIOUS. just the right textures and flavor combo!!! will come back when i'm in the area. great staple!!!!!!!!! there is casual seating (self serve), a couple tables. cash ONLY! read more

Recently stopped by after dimsum nearby and decided to grab an iced coffee ($4) when I saw they had a robust display of desserts. I picked up a generous portion of bánh da lợn ($3) which is a steamed layered cake of chewy, soft tapioca and sweet mung bean paste, and bánh phu thê ($6) which came in a tray of six delectable little bites of bouncy, chewy pandan flavored tapioca jelly wrapped around a sweet mung bean and coconut paste. I also could not resist and ordered a bánh mì ($8) that had pate, ham, and bbq pork in the filling. The bread is as soft as ever, but unfortunately, the bánh mì was just as dry as it was when I wrote my first review years ago. I think the bánh mìs could benefit greatly from vegetables that are more strongly pickled, or an extra dab of mayo. For now, I prefer coming to Ba Xuyên for their sweets. read more

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I ordered number 8 for $8 which is the grilled pork banh mi and i added jalapeños and it was amazing. Toasty bread with the daikon and pickled carrots along with cucumber and cilantro was filling and fresh. The spring rolls are $1 each and it comes with nuc man. It's filled with pork and very crispy. I also had the avocado shake $6. Very smooth and creamy with a hint of sweetness. Very good spot for banh mi. read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Quick service and delicious sandwiches! Love they keep the price affordable. It is a bit far from the Chinatown in Brooklyn, but definitely worth it read more

Ba Xuyen - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

Have been eating banh mi since they first started at 7th avenue and 61st street. Nothing changed! From service to the great tasting sandwiches. Love that they have various banh mi's to choose from along with rice and noodles dishes. Make sure you bring cash!! read more

Pretty good grilled chicken banh mi 8/10 . Will come back for this banh mi place if I'm around this area read more

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Extremely average bahn mi but the bread was great. The prices were good, $8 for a sandwich that was a normal size. High key though, the fruit shakes were delicious and only $5. read more

Ba Xuyen - Banh Mi Ca Moi and Banh Mi Cha Lua - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

I'm obsessed! I already can't wait to come back to Ba Xuyen for another banh mi and try out their other goodies as well. There's not really that many banh mi places around the area. Maybe because this store is so classic and everyone that has been in Brooklyn for a while all raves about this place being the best place to get your banh mi cravings. For $8 you get this large sandwich that can easily be shared with another person or saved for another meal. Their Vietnamese coffee is delicious as well - bitter yet sweet. They also have these warm spring rolls for $ and other pre-packaged food and desserts. We got the combination #1 as well as the grilled pork banh mi #8. If you like cold cuts, combination is perfect and refreshing for the hot summer. My partner liked the grilled pork better, and it actually tastes amazing as well when you reheat the leftover. Don't be afraid to over-order, you'll be happy to have leftovers for another meal :) **CASH ONLY*** read more

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This is my absolute favorite banh mi spot! You can order any time of the day and the bread will still be just as fresh and crispy. I've never tried banh mi like this anywhere before. The number 1 is my go-to and is so compact with flavors. You definitely can't go wrong with anything here! I always pair my banh mi from here with an iced milk tea. This is a small local shop in Brooklyn and is a must visit if you're around town. read more

Ba Xuyen - Banh Mi (#1) - Vietnamese Near Me - Brooklyn, New York

very good vietnamese food the banh mi reminds me of home prob one of the best ive had in nyc.... avocado smoothie was great im used to it being a little less blended with ice chunks and sugar but flavor was on point after adding another packet. viet coffee was above average for sure! not breathtaking but solid. lady was nice she also spoke vietnamese and chinese. fast service and showed me the restroom! come here if u want some viet food!!!! read more

Food: 4/5 Last time I came here (2 years ago-2023ish) they only had takeout. Not sure if this still holds true as I had someone else pick it up for me, so I also cannot comment on the service. What I Ordered: - Combination #1: crispy bread, good portions read more

I saw two beautiful things today. The first was the sunset. It was perfect. I was at the park, on the hill, staring into that great gradient of the sky and that great city of NY. They are made for each other. I was happy just to stop and stare. The second was the sandwich. It was perfect. I was hungry, on the hunt, praying to see yet another beautiful marriage between heaven and earth. I found one here, where the bread meets the pork. I was happy just to stop and share. On the horizon Time is just another line A circle you find read more

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