Holy buns.... Mee! This place puts the thick amazing curves into food again. That's right I said it... I will openly eat every bun they offer here. I'm going to try my best to describe this place but... just know words can never do such a heavenly place justice. Imagine the most perfect buns. Imagine a place in sf that isn't overpriced. Imagine food with a 5 star Michelin taste. Imagine buns again. Okay that's the best I could do. The location is tight but central. Right on Gilmore which means you probably pass it everyday or could pass it everyday. Also the interior decoration makes it look like you transported yourself to the richest fanciest part of Vietnam. Try this place out... not for me... but the insta pics. Because this is one of those insta places just waiting to pop off read more

Came here 2 weeks ago had the five spice chicken bun mee it was so good! I also ordered the spring roll it was nice and crispy. I was full after eating the two food items I got. The total was $20 including tip. It is reasonable in San Francisco and in the inflation era. read more

I really wanted to like this place but I feel sad this bowl of noodles, veggies, and 2 thinly sliced eggplants would cost $16. There was a dab of peanut sauce on top, that wasn't enough to mix in with the noodles. It has potential to be like the sesame cold noodles you would order from other Asian restaurants. I wish they'd give more peanut sauce or put some other ingredients to give it more flavor. Overall it was quite bland. The sweet potato fries were good and tasted exactly what it is, the sauce paired with it was good. I'll probably try another time but I'm really not convinced. read more

Bun Mee - Saigon Peanut Rice Bowl (side order grilled eggplant) - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

You know that saying that something can be cheap, fast and good - but you only get two? Today was cheap and fast but definitely not good! In fact it was inedible, I ate the rice and vegetables but the steak was unrecognizable. I knew I was not going to get a prime piece of meat but this was disgusting. Even my dog wouldn't look at it. And on reflection - $25 for a (delivered) rice bowl? Maybe it was only fast? PS I know restaurants are really struggling right now and I get no pleasure from writing this but it is very frustrating for me The bánh mì are actually pretty good , so maybe I got them on an off night or maybe just avoid the "steak"? read more

Had Bun Mee delivered via Caviar. I ordered the combo sandwich and their fries. Both were extremely disappointing. I've ordered delivery before via multiple delivery apps, but have never had such a poor experience with the quality of food. The sandwich was so dry and the bread was hard. The flavor of the pork wasn't very flavorful or tasty. The fries were sooo cold and stale. It's as if they were sitting around all day and they scooped the remainder for takeout orders. The only plus is that their fries had a good flavor and I liked the addition of jalapeños. Overall, I would highly suggest going elsewhere for banh mi. read more

Bun Mee - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

2 Words. Vietnamese Fusion. If you are looking for authentic viet sandwiches or food, this spot is not the place for you. We came knowing it was viet fusion and it was pretty good, but nothing spectacular to keep me coming back. FOOD: They offer, rice bowl, salad bowls, sandwiches and small dishes and drinks. The only thing on the menu that scream Vietnamese are the sandwiches, but other than a few viet oriented ingredients I would not know is was a viet food shop. We ordered: + 5 specie chicken sandwich $8: sandwich was pretty small, had little chicken. Mostly packed with lots of veggies, specifically carrots. + Caramel Citrus Chicken Rice Bowl $11: I appreciate that they have an option for brown rice :) The bowl also came with 3 slices of orange, grapefruit, some mango, avocado, carrots and your choice to meat. I thought the fruits would be a good touch to the bowl, but the strong acidity of the citrus and the saltiness of the sauce was not a good mix. Chicken tasted okay, but looked like pork. SERVICE: This is a order, grab the number and sit kind of restaurant. Servers are friendly and the food comes out relatively fast. AMBIANCE: Looks pretty small on the outside, but there are about 5 tables insides and plenty of bar seats in the back. There are also some outside seating as well. Verdict: Overall, decent food and I like how it's on the healthier side with simple ingredients. But I wouldn't probably come out here just for their food. read more

Bun Mee - Caramel Citrus Brown Rice Chicken Bowl $11 - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Sorry but everything I've tried at Bun Mee is not good. The five spice chicken has a weird after taste, the sandwiches are dry, spring rolls are dry. Not sure why everyone likes this place. Everything is kind of nasty and bland. read more

I was born and raised in the Fillmore and my family has been going here for generations (grandparents, parents, and now me) which is why I'm upset that I have to write such a poor review. This is not an experience I can pass down to the next generation. I came here with my friends and family, who were visiting from out of town, to introduce them to a what I believed was a wonderful locally owned establish. They completely disregarded our order and skipped us twice while our hot to go order was just sitting on their counter getting cold. The unfortunate aspect is that we were visibly sitting up front and it felt like we were intentionally deprived service. We spent 50 dollars (included a 20% tip) on three toasted warm sandwiches and waited an hour to get our food! When we finally got their attention, the second time did they decide to bring us our cold sandwiches. read more

If you want to go out for food, but don't want to pay an arm and a leg in Pac Heights, Bun Mee is a decent option. Or if you're craving a Bunmee sandwich in the area as well. (They have happy hour! $5 sandwich until 6pm) I usually order the Catfish sandwich. It'll satisfy my craving of a Vietnamese sandwich. But that's about it. Bread is pretty intensely hard to bite, let alone chew. Overall a little dry for my liking. However, it won't deter me from coming in. I really enjoy their Vietnamese iced coffee (super strong!) and their spring rolls are tasty as well. read more

Bun Mee - Catfish Sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Worst bahn mi that I've eaten and pricey too. The carrot daikon vegetables in the sandwich tasted weird - how do you mess that up? I told the server that I don't like spicy food and he assured me that the tofu Bahn mi without the jalapeños wouldn't be spicy - it was still spicy! Won't go back. read more

Food and staff are amazing!! I came here for lunch and was able to get a table outside. Had the combo sandwich with salt and pepper fries and both were really good. Highly recommend for anyone looking for lunch in the area read more

Ordering was quick and easy, and the young man who took my order was friendly. We ordered the Veggie Spring Rolls- they were light, and fresh ingredients- I doused them in peanut sauce (order extra sauce)! The sweet potato fries were well seasoned and quite tastey with their dipping sauce. read more

Bun Mee - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Seriously the best customer service! These guys are so nice and good at what they do, the delicious food is the icing on top!

After hearing mixed things about Bun Mee I finally got around to trying one of their bánh mi sandwiches and unfortunately I'm left with mixed feelings too. The space is nice and service was quick and friendly with typical fast casual flair. Bánh mi's are one of my favorites, and while this sando had all the right components - wonderfully sweet and acidic picked veggies, hot Jalapeño, cooling cucumber, and fantastic bread - the flavor of the meat was pretty lacking. While I appreciated that it was leaner and of a higher quality than you'll find on most $5 mi's, the seasoning was pretty flat and left a lot to be desired. For the $8 price point I expected quality but I also expected a decent balance of sweet and salty that was entirely absent. The bread tho, was stellar, with a distinct sourdough tang and big hearty crunchy outside that was good enough that I would come back and try another protein. It's uncommon to see sourdough on this type of sandwich and it was a welcome and successful change. read more

Bun Mee - Lemongrass pork sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Good for a quick affordable Asian meal in the Fillmore District. Embrace the non traditional Vietnamese food. If you are looking for a traditional Vietnamese food, you may be disappointed. Their fusion attempts are the highlights of their menu. read more

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A friend and I split one each of the tofu summer roll / the pork and shrimp summer roll on a Saturday afternoon -- it was definitely refreshing, but not particularly flavorful or filling. This is good for a quick bite that's not fast food, but if you're looking for real Vietnamese food I'd definitely go elsewhere! read more

Intimate little fast casual restaurant in the pac heights neighborhood of sf! Lovely ambience inside, great, kind service, and ample seating. What's lovely is they have these two bar seating tables that are lined up against the front door so you can quietly people watch. Their food is amazing!! I got their catfish bahn mi and honestly one of the better sandwiches I've had, and also not ridiculously expensive at all - came out to about $14. Definitely recommend! read more

Bun Mee - Seating - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

There was nothing authentic about this banh mi place and is super white-washed. Ordered the Juicy Steak & Five Spice Chicken but all you could taste was the pickled carrots as it more than half of the filling. There was no pate or spice in general. Both the steak and the chicken was dry and rough. The banh mi was also small and not filling. 10/10 would not recommend this ass banh mi. read more

Bowl of rice noodles with chicken: $13+ Start with the good: outstanding imperial/egg roll. Really, really good. But the rest of it? Nope. Start with the "rice noodles." Way too thick, almost spaghetti. Overwhelms the dish with a bland noodle flavor. They should consider switching up to traditional vermicelli thin noodles so you can taste the rest of the dish. Huge portion of chicken on top. In my opinion way too much chicken. Flavor was 5/10, and it made the dish unbalanced. About 4 slices of raw jalapeños and three thin slices of a cucumber tucked against the sides. Carrot/daikon dropped on top. Tiny 2 ounce fish sauce in a plastic cup with a lid. They don't have the right hot sauce for this dish, so you have to make do with sriracha. I regretted getting this as soon as it came. Their catfish sandwich is pretty awesome and sweet potato fries are out of this world. But I guess this is really an "Anglo-friendly" type of place so the Vietnamese dishes are really to be avoided. Over fifteen dollars out the door for this dish is really disappointing. Even in a city with few decent Vietnamese restaurants I would pass on anything but their version of the catfish sandwiches and sweet potato fries. It is what it is. BTW They have a happy hour from 4-6 weekdays. Appears they close at 3pm for some reason, it's not really clear. read more

We have been here a half dozen times. The sandwiches are good and they use high quality ingredients. I usually get the 5 spiced chicken bahn mi with extra meat and add avocado. I have to say it is solid sandwich. I have also tried the pork belly and fried catfish sandwiches as well; both good sandwiches. Overall slightly above average place since they use high quality ingredients. However, this place can definitely improve in a few areas. First of all they need to use better baguette bread! Seriously, come on guys take the business to the next level, please replace the bread supplier. In addition, they need to incorporate better flavor by adding some sauce to the sandwich for example, spicy mayo or a garlic aioli!! read more

Simple, fresh, healthy food in a comfortable setting on Fillmore is the home to this Bun Mee Vietnamese restaurant. First time dinning here and had the chicken kale mango salad with the strawberry lychee drink. The drink was very refreshing and not too sweet. My friends tried the Vietnamese iced coffee and must admit it was the best I have ever tried. A must try if you are a coffee lover. The salad was generous portion with a great mix of the veggies and chicken. My friends tried the sandwich and the rice bowl, they both loved it. The service was great and super fast, staff is super friendly and helpful. It was a nice and relaxing dining experience. Will be back to try other entrees. read more

Bun Mee - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

The 'inside' photos need to be updated. The ambiance is great. Dark with really nice quirky sriracha printed wallpapers alongst the walls. Definitely a gentrified place. The banh mi that I got.. My only complaint is the pickled ratio of carrots to daikon was not equal. More daikon please.. Aside from that it was a-okay! But my boyfriend use to go here all the time when he worked around there and he got one of the bowls. OHHH... I don't understand their fries though(he loves them btw).. like most fusion places with fries try to make it with spices associated to the culture/cuisine, but I felt like the fries were just CONFUSED (speaking as a Vietnamese-American). The spices didn't really make sense to me.. I mean I tasted cumin.. but it didn't remind me of like Vietnamese curries.. just Indian food.. 3-4 stars flat. read more

I eat Vietnamese food all the time and was very disappointed in their white-washed version of their pork combination sandwich that cost twice as much as any of the spots in my neighborhood. It was $14 and it was tasteless with way too much vinegar and not enough spice. read more

Is hate to be a a jerk, but this place really has gone downhill. The last few times I was here, I said no jalapeños. Low and behold, each time my sandwich is loaded with them. Yeah, I can pick them out but why should I have to every single time?! Plus there's the residual taste of spice. This place is expensive and the quality of ingredients is just lacking. There's many more options within 5-10 minutes that's cheaper and definitely better all around. Head over to Clement Street. read more

The pork sandwich was fire. I had it at the SF airport. Service was okay. No ambiance.

I was craving a banh mi, but was tired and lazy. Ended up ordering delivery through DoorDash last Friday, June 17th for dinner. I placed my order at 6:18pm and it arrived at 7:03pm. I live in Outer Richmond. *Pork and Shrimp Roll (2): Sliced kurobuta pork, prawns, vermicelli noodles, bean sprouts, shredded carrots, pineapple, and fresh herbs served with a side of peanut sauce ($6) *Five Spice Chicken: Grilled 5 spice chicken with caramel mayo, shaved onion, pickled carrot & daikon, cucumber, jalapenos, and cilantro ($6.95), add Pate (+$1) I requested the rolls without pineapple, but since they are premade, they couldn't take out that ingredient. It ended not being too bad. The pineapple wasn't overly sweet, so it just added a slight fruity element. I still would have preferred it more traditional sans pineapple. The sandwich was pretty good except for the bread. The texture was a little hard, so it felt slightly old and stale. I liked the filling though. Good amount of chicken and the veggies had a nice pickle. I would have preferred more pate though. I wanted more of that creaminess. Overall, everything was okay. Not the best vietnamese sandwich or spring rolls I've had, but convenient since I can get delivery. read more

Bun Mee - Pork and Shrimp Roll: kurobuta pork, prawns, vermicelli noodles, bean sprouts, carrots, pineapple, fresh herbs, peanut sauce ($6 DoorDash) - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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Awesome noodle soup. Staff was friendly and accommodating since we stayed for quite a while even though we were finished eating.

Date & Time: Thursday March 31, 2011 @ 6pm Location: Former Ciao Gelato Spot Dining Companions: Mommy & Michael Scene: Pac Height Couples: Lululemon Blondes in Chanel Shades Accompanied by Athleta-Clad Guys in Ray Ban Aviators Vibe: Chill Music: Hip Hop Decor: Modern Retro. Recycled Wood Benches & Tables. Service: Attractive Asian Women Imbibe: Limeade & Vietnamese Iced Coffee Devour: Belly Bun, 5-Spiced Chicken, Pork Belly Bahn Mi's w/ Egg & Side Order of Sweet Potato Fries & Chocolate Coconut Cookie Total: $30.45 read more

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I just wasted $7 on the WORST Banh Mi ever! Let me preface by saving that I have absolutely no qualms about spending $7, $10, or even $15 on a sandwich; a good sandwich is a good sandwich period. And given that Bun Mee is a hipster, fusion type establishment located in Pac Heights, one of the most exclusive areas in San Francisco, the higher prices are to be expected. However, what I have a problem is wasting money on a poorly made and flavorless sandwich. For those who have read my reviews, I often note that not very keen on fusion cuisine because the flavors tend to be dumb-downed in order to appeal to the general public. But lately I have been having a good streak with fusion cuisine: Curry Up Now, Bushi-Tei, Betelnut, etc, so when I saw Bun Mee on the "Hot on Yelp" list today, I wanted to give it a shot. Today, 4.4.11, I came to Bun Mee at around 6:05 PM. As soon as I walked in, an employee said, they were "closed" but then I could still order. I asked what time they normally close and he said, "Today at 6 PM, tomorrow at 7 PM, the next day at 8 PM and eventually at 9 or 10 PM" because they've been running out of things. Err, ok...not to sound harsh, but as a business owner, if you know you've been running out of things shouldn't you plan accordingly? It's plain commonsense, but anyhow... I wanted to order the Belly Bun (Pork Belly Sandwich) but they were out of that, go figure; so I opted for the Bun Mee Combo - Roasted Pork, Pate de Campagne, Mortadella, Garlic Aioli, Onions, Pickled Carrots & Daikon, Cucumber, Jalapenos and Cilantro ($7.12 including tax). When I was handed my order, juices started to soak through the paper wrapping and onto my hands which was already not a good sign. As I unwrapped the sandwich, the sandwich looked very unappetizing and sad as the only meat I saw was a slice of deli ham which was suppose to be the mortadella. Here's a pic: http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/_KtkAiwyxHbkn9O6yEMvjA?select=-jKCGO0uryFv3PBnbYUSzA One of the essential components of a good, authentic Banh Mi is the bread; the french baguette should be light, crusty and chewy with a fluffy center. The combo of meats along with the accoutrements of the pickled veggies, cilantro, jalepenos and mayo (often egg yolk based) should pop with layers of salty, savory, tangy, sweet and sour flavors. Keeping in mind that the Bun Mee Combo was fusion based, this banh mi was poorly excuted and lacked most, if not all, of the flavor profiles that a authentic banh mi has. Within minutes, the baguette was soggy and wet in the middle. The fillings were very scant; the little roast pork and one slice of "mortadella" in the banh mi got completely lost in the bread. There didn't seem to be any pate or at least I couldn't taste any as there was no hint of that rich, slightly gamey taste. The very few slivers of pickled daikon and carrots there were was bland and lacked the pungent sweet and sour flavor that I'm accustomed to. Sadly, it was a bahn mi FAIL. If you're a loyal fan and/or have tried Saigon Sandwiches in the TL (http://www.yelp.com/biz/saigon-sandwich-san-francisco) which is the BEST bahn mi in SF in my opinion, you will probably be very disappointed in Bun Mee's version especially for twice the cost. If you're a Saigon Sandwich virgin and/or looking for an authentic banh mi jam packed with fillings and bold flavors, you MUST try it! For ~$3, this hole-in-the-wall will tantalize every one of your taste buds and leave you wanting more. 2 stars is being extra generous; 1 star for the friendly service and 1 star for filling my belly with empty carbs. Sorry, Bun Mee but I wouldn't want to "Bun" you again... read more

Bun Mee - Bun Mee Combo--the poor thing looks so sad! :/ - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Bun Mee? BUN MEE?... BUN YOU!... and twice on Sundays!... Is anglicizing the term, banh mi, really necessary in a city as ethnically diverse as San Francisco? Oh yes, it is... especially in an upwardly mobile neighborhood like Pac Heights where the Tenderloin might as well be Timbuktu for a lot of the residents here. Somebody had a brilliant idea in taking the same sammies you can find in Little Saigon for $2.50, prettying them up a bit, and selling them in a hipster setting for almost three times more. The difference is that you don't have to trip over drug addicts to enjoy them. They're pretty good. Jamie W. had the $6.50 Bun Mee Combo, which combines roast pork, mortadella and a more upscale pate with the standard Vietnamese ingredients of onions cucumbers, and pickled carrots and daikon - all perfectly julienned - as well as jalapeno, garlic aioli and cilantro (see photo). Mine was a tad fancier and more satisfying, the $7.95 Juicy Steak, which you guessed it - contains grilled steak with the same Vietnamese ingredients plus crispy shallots, lotus root relish and lime pepper in the aioli (see photo). But I have to admit one thing as a non-Pac Heights glutton - they seemed a mite small to me to be completely filling for dinner. Good thing we ordered the Sweet Potato Fries which came in a little aluminum bucket with a red curry aioli (see photo). Jamie was a bit miffed that we were forced to have the upscale Boylan sodas, a sure sign of elitism since they do not dare offer the dregs that represent Diet Coke. I had less issue with my Diet Cane Cola since I just needed to wet my whistle. We ended our mini-meal with a $1.50 House-made Coconut Cookie Sandwich, a sliver of a chocolate cookie dessert with an Almond Joy-type filling in between (see photo). FOOD - 3 stars...good sammies with top ingredients but really overpriced compared to the likes of Lee's or Saigon Sandwiches AMBIANCE - 3.5 stars...hipster rural and quite compact SERVICE - 3.5 stars...nice guy at the counter TOTAL - 3 stars...Bun You! read more

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3.5 stars Bun Mee is the perfect place for you if: -- You like a consistently good baguette. I've been here couple of times (against my will!) And their buns are crusty and have a nice heft to it. -- You're looking for something different in your banh mi: pork belly? sardines? sloppy joe style with a fried egg? only at Bun Mee! -- You like friendly staff who are super fast at getting your food ready -- You don't mind getting ripped off by Pac Heights prices. Prepare to pay more than $5 for a banh mi that you can get in the Tenderloin for only $3. Additional $3-$4 for sweet potato fries (good), salt and pepper fries (skip) and mango sesame salad (great!) -- You don't want to go to the Tenderloin because you actually want to stay alive and see your grandchildren. I'm handing out the 3.5 stars because if you're in this area and you want a banh mi sooo bad, your only other choice is overpriced Out the Door which sells theirs for $13!! read more

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Is there a local's menu anymore? I used to frequent this place a lot. But all the banh mi are at least $10 now, or more, up from $5.95 when they opened. I know the inflation hasn't been that high, and I'd like to support, but when you throw in tax, tip, health code, you're up to nearly $30 for two sandwiches. I'll just go to Larkin Street or Clement now. It's a sad time for SF, but this isn't really helping. read more

Fine I'll give them 2.5 stars, I was really not impressed. I had the 5 spice chicken Ban mee. The chicken was moist but it needed more spice in the chicken. Overall the sandwich tasted fresh and not as fatty as a authentic Ban mee but it's missing the salty pate. The pate should be in ALL the sandwiches. I was craving papaya salad so I got it and was majorly disappointed. They added vermicelli noodles in the salad which is so not supposed to be in there at all. There was a few slivers of papaya and all noodles and peanuts. I also didn't taste any shrimp paste in the sauce or saw any dry shrimp in it. This place is obviously catered to rich white folks. No way in hell should my meal be $10. I was watching the Mexican chefs cooking all the Vietnamese food and noticed the sweet potato fries are frozen out of a plastic bag. read more

Bun Mee - 5 spice chicken and papaya salad - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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3.5 stars. Definitely overpriced but the sandwiches are yummy (I highly recommend getting a fried egg because it will make anything you order at least twenty times better)! If I'm in the area, I'll definitely stop by here for a bite to eat. The one thing that is majorly disappointing is the lack of vegetarian options. I love eggplant, but their eggplant banh mi just did not sound appetizing to me. read more

Bun Mee - 5 spice chicken with sweet potato fries and aioli sauce - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

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It's pretty tasty. Good selection of Vietnamese food here with a more American taste but keeps the roots of umami, sweet, salty and spicy. Prices reflect the neighborhood so be sure to carry $15 just in case you want a side to your meal. Came in because I had to wait for family in the hospital. Brought back a couple banh mi sandwiches for the hungry beasts. I'm sure that there is something for you vegetarians. Vegans may have a difficult time depending on the oils and sauces they use. Ask for jalapeños. read more

Bun Mee - Combo sandwich - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

HIPSTER BANH MI SHOP!!! (3.75 / 4 stars) This place brings something new to the area!!!! Hip place for vietnamese sandwiches. Just glad I didnt have to worry if it was mistery meat or liver spread in my sandwich. Sandwichs are prepared to target the locals of this neighborhood (if you know what i mean). It definately is not the most authentic vietnamese sandwhich i've had in my life. Nor was it the worst or best. But i've rated it 3.75 / 4 stars because the meal left me satisfied and I left saying "i'd come back again". AND the most important, its such a clean spot and i'm all about sanitary places to get my banh mi fix. CUTE NAME!! Bun mee = banh mi * Food, good * Prices, pricy-ish for banh mi but affordable for the area (lower pac heights) * Service, great friendly staff * Ambiance, clean, simple, cozy, small spot HEFFER-STYLE STATUS. ***See pictures*** GRILLED 5 SPICE CHICKEN ($5.95) - that was the most tender chicken i've ever had in a banh mi / vietnamese sandwich. It made the sandwich much more tastier then it looked. Spice? My palate is sensative to spice and I felt like I only recieved 0.005 spice instead of 5 spice. I had wish my sandwich had more cilantro as it only had 1 stem of cilantro. The french bread was fresh, easy to eat - unlike other places the bread is too toasted (or old) where the texture is hard. I'd definately order this again. GREEN PAPAYA SALAD ($3.50) - enjoyed the papaya salad. it was very fresh and had that great kick to it that really complimented the sandwich. people may complain the blandness of the sandwich, well next time they should order this salad because its pretty flavorful and will balance the blandness out. HOUSE-MADE STRAWBERRY LYCHEE AGUA FRESA ($2.50) - oh WOW now that was a refreshing drink. I'd probably have to order 2 of these in my next sitting. I cannot explain how yummy this drink was. If I had brought friends who grew up eating authentic Vietnamese food to this establishment, they'd probably punch me in the face. Everyone else would probably appreciate the introduction and thank me. Will I be back? I can definately do this place again. JABA APPROVED. Until the next review.... read more

Bun Mee - house-made strawberry lychee aqua fresca, grilled 5 spice chicken, green papaya salad. - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

...never had anything other than wonderful food here...must admit i'm stuck on the sandwiches and the summer rolls...always professional yet friendly service...recommend... read more

Good sandwich addition to the Fillmore area. Unlike typical Banh mi sandwich places, this place is brand spanking new and nice and clean! But the time between you place your order to the time that you pick up your order is a little too long for my taste. The sandwich was yummy. The veggies were nicely marinated and I love that you get the options of adding an egg and how you want the egg on the sandwich. That's a bonus since I LOVE eggs! Even tho they claim that their peppers are spicy, they really aren't... The papaya salad had good flavor too. I'd come back here and try the other sandwiches. read more

Bun Mee - Combo sandwich with papaya salad - Vietnamese Near Me - San Francisco, California

Best fries in San Francisco!! The seasoning of those fries are just perfect and the little pieces of cooked jalapaño it is just the cherry on top. The sandwiches are really good and the bowls too. read more

Good flavor and reasonable portion for price. Would go back again. Got their chicken sandwich.