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Bon Mi

3.9 (449 reviews)
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Spicy beef pho (small) with toppings and extra chili
Angela L.

Food is not going to blow your mind, but it's a decent lunch spot if you're craving pho. Plenty of free street parking nearby. The veggie banh mi had a good amount of avocado and was flavorful and filling. The small spicy beef pho was pretty good. It came with a couple of fully cooked beef slices and the broth had some chili oil in it. I like my soup spicy, so I was happy to see that there was a self-serve sauce bar with extra chili sauce and chili oil. I wish they also had hoisin sauce, sriracha, and chili oil that looked fresher. For the toppings, they had cilantro instead of the Thai basil that I'm used to, but it tasted fine since I like cilantro. Some tables were a bit dirty, and it looked like they hiked up the prices of the dishes compared to the photos of the menu on Yelp. The combos were over $20. The service was fast. We received our food within 10 mins of ordering. Was filling, satisfied my pho craving, and served as a good pick-me-up before walking around the rest of downtown.

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Kathy L.

This is a solid place for pho if you are downtown. I been here on many occasions but recently, I have come to really enjoy their pho. This occasion we ordered the pho ga, vermicelli bun and a grilled pork bahn mi. The overall meal was delicious and it was solid. It will never be like what I can get in San Francisco, but it's good worth checking out. It's counter service and they are friendly and efficient. The premises are clean. Remember to bus your dishes after your meal.

Soup Combo (Small)
rosemarie d.

It's good if you want something cheap fast and near the campus. Other than that, it's nothing spectacular.

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Anthony K.

Not sure how this place doesn't get a 5 star. Came to Eugene about 5 years ago and just came back today. Same quality, great service with a smile. I love their Bahn Mi!

Small Beef Pho
Audrey E.

I visited Bon mi while on a work trip to Eugene Oregon. I felt like getting some Pho since it was a nice fall day here. I found this place on Yelp and it had descent reviews so I went here with my co-worker. We were pretty impressed. First off the broth was very flavorful and had the Pho scent which was delightful. I ordered a small bowl which cost $9.50. They used the right thin Pho noodles and the meat was good. The only think this lacked was Thai Basil, instead we got cilantro, bean sprouts, lime, and jalapeño slices. Overall the Pho was good for bring in Oregon. Service was good. You basically order first, grab your number, and the deliver your food. You clean up after you're done. Location is clean, descent amount of tables and seats. I'd come back here if I'm ever in Eugene again .

Curry Pho
Dennis F.

I was truly impressed with the quality of the Pho, I had the green curry Pho with chicken, and let me tell you, the broth was amazing and added a half grilled pork bon mi sandwich. Kinda of self-service, once you order, seat yourself, and bust your own table place. Loved it and will come back while I'm in the area.

Tarro Boba
Devin R.

Imagine it's Memorial Day weekend and every place is closed, but you want a hearty meal at a decent price, and quickly. Don't be fooled by the oh so many 1 star knocked off because of one thing they are guessing is going on in back of house. Their banh mi is hefty, but not overwhelming and the aoli is this savory guide to the incredibly crisp and crunchy flavors of the vegetables. Their pho in small was more than enough. They have a combo for both, it is crazy good and filling. Is it the best? Maybe not, but for the price, the speed of service, the comfort and the ease of getting what you want. It deserves each one of these stars. The tarro Boba tea is on point as well. Don't miss out on some of the best 16 buck lunch or dinner in the Euge.

Beef pho
Nat M.

I met some friends at Bon Mi and we all got the size small bowl of pho, which was perfect for one person. I always end up with leftovers at other restaurants that only serve the standard size bowl, and I've found that re-heating pho at home renders it a little inedible. Bon Mi offers counter service, which is, by far, the easiest way to pay when eating out in a group that's all paying separately. In addition to the complication of multiple orders, my friends and I have a variety of dietary restrictions, but we all found something delicious to eat. I'm truly sick of restaurants that just have mediocre vegetarian options. I love to eat out, so the mediocrity of available vegetarian options was a big reason why I started eating chicken again. Things have gotten better in recent years, but I digress. I tasted what my vegetarian friend ordered, which was the tofu and yellow curry pho, and it was soothing and flavorful. I wish it came with more vegetables, but the broth, which can make or break pho, was incredible. I had the pho ga, which was equally as great, but I think I'll try the yellow curry pho next time. We also shared the salad rolls, but they were pre-made, wrapped in plastic, and mainly filled with iceberg lettuce. However, I can look past that for a great bowl of pho, which Bon Mi undoubtedly serves. I will definitely be back for my own bowl of yellow curry pho!

Tofu Sandwich
Kirsten R.

I have been going to Bon Mi for years because their banh mi sandwiches are my favorite. Their pork banh mi was my favorite before I quit eating meat. Now I always order the lemongrass tofu banh mi. Their pickled radish and carrot topping is excellent. I ordered mine with extra along with extra jalapenos. I also ask for it to be made vegan which comes with no aioli nor fish sauce. The baguette that their sandwiches are made on are crispy on the outside and fresh on the inside. The only complaint about this rest is that my order is rarely made correctly as in once out of ten times. So be very explicit and allow extra time for remakes if you have specific requests. Tonight's order was ready in five minutes. I appreciated the fast service.

Half grilled pork banh mi. Not big at all.
Wells L.

TL:DR - A good fast casual joint. Pork banh mi was good at lunch time (some people said grilled pork gets dry at dinner). Banh mi is untraditional in that it comes with mayo and no pate. Banh mi is average size, unlike other reviews. So half banh mi is going to be pretty small. Half soup though is plenty. Spicy beef soup is NOT spicy pho, it's more like Bún Bò Huế. Slightly sour, plenty spicy. Price is average. Biggest gripe was that high chair is stored in bathroom. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Fast casual Viet spot that hits just enough of the check boxes to come back again. The thing I love the most is they have a soup and sandwich combo, cause there are plenty of time where I want both. And whomever said the banh mi are huge, is clearly on something, cause the banh mi hear are very average if not a hair below avg, so if you're getting a half sandwich, this is like a dinner roll and a half. The half soup is a lot of soup, but I'd probably want a full sandwich and half soup and you get a more equal portion of each. We came in for lunch on a weekend, and I thought the grilled pork in my banh mi was more than adequate. Seems like people complain a lot of about the pork for dinner, so just something to keep in mind. The banh mi was definitely not traditional in the sense it's served with mayo and not pate. I'm not Viet myself, so I'm ok with it, but just be aware. I got the spicy beef soup. Please kno that the spicy beef soup is NOT a spicy version of their pho. It's much closer to Bún Bò Huế, which is a different thing. Either way it was delicious. Hint of sour, and plenty spicy. The price was as expected. Service was unmemorable (not good nor bad). The place wasn't the cleanest, but nothing I'd get super upset about, plus they were busy. One thing that did raise an eyebrow was that their high chair was kept in the bathroom, which isn't the first place I'd like to see the high chair stored as a parent. We def gave it a wiping down. All in all, pretty good fast casual spot, but I do hope they find a new spot to store that high chair.

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Amazing fresh tasty food. Girl at the front was very kind and friendly. Nice spot!! Vermicelli noodle bowl was fire

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A random find while we were browsing for dinner ideas. We are sure to be back. Thanks for some great food at reasonable prices!

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Food was fresh and delicious ! We ordered Pho and sss asks rolls. Staff was very friendly!

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Best Pho and Bon Mi sandwiches in town. Friendly, local cafe vibe in downtown. Good service.

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Food was good but they forgot my side of rice, probably should've checked before I left though. Service was decent, and the place was clean.

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Amazing food with great customer service! Went in with a party of six and left satisfied! will come again :)

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