Came here before the lunch rush. Was greeted by a friendly gentleman. Ordered bbq pork banh mi. $9.50. Bread is so fresh! Street parking Located in a busy area. Quick service Ill be back to try the other banh mi & ill order the viet coffee next time! read more

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I had the best grilled pork banh mi of my life (#7). They bake AND smoke the meat which results in a distinct, signature flavor. They also get their bread custom made. As for the donut: Nothing inside, but nutty and slightly sweet. Sesame seeds make a difference! I can't wait to come back to try the lemongrass tofu banh mi as I've heard that the owner is vegetarian and this is her special order. The chicken noodle soup is also supposed to be amazing. Lastly, I want to support this business because the owner has a kind heart. She has a contract with the state of California to supply the prisons with her food. The prisoners apparently (and as one would guess) get pretty blah food. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

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I miss the OG Cam Huong shop up Webster. $2.00 banh mis, those were the days...Anyway, their bakery makes pretty decent sandwiches albeit more expensive now. Got their combo banh mi. A bit skimpy on the meat but the flavor's there and the bread is fresh. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Combo banh mi - $9.50 - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

An OG spot. Love this place. They now accept online orders which makes everything much smoother. There is usually just a single woman here making the sandwiches and I appreciate her dedication and speed. Amazing Vietnamese coffee too. read more

"Vietnamese coffee is the best! It's consistently excellent every time." "For the price you pay, it's the best in town!"

Took my coworkers here. There were 7 of us. We made the mistake of not ordering ahead so it took us a while to get all the Vietnamese sandwiches. Nothing outstanding here. Not sure if the baguettes were fresh. They seem to have been warmed up and the cold cuts were just added on. It is unlike places in east Oakland or San Jose where they may their own fresh bread. Also bought a Vietnamese coffee. Didn't taste like phin coffee. Tasted a bit more like on the instant package side. They appear to have been hear for quite sometimes like decades. However, it is ran by two older folks and so they may not have the best service. When I said older, I'm thinking in the 70s. To be fair Give them a try but don't have high expectations. read more

Good place to buy banh mi in the area. The nice gentleman and lady here are super nice. My go to is their combo and you can request to put the veggies on the side, and cut the sandwich in half if you're not going to eat them right away. This helps when you heat them in your toaster oven so you can add the veggies after. They also sell ready made Vietnamese drink desserts like the Three Red beans. They have other bakery good like cookies, croissants and more. All in all, good local hole in the wall in the heart of Chinatown. Cheers! read more

Been around for 23 years so they're doing something right! Definitely a little hole in the wall. Their baked goods don't look appealing to me at all, but the banh mi sandwiches are really good and clearly their main thing. We got BBQ chicken and BBQ pork. The French roll was super fresh and the flavors of both sandwiches were great. Good place for a quick, cheap lunch when you're in Chinatown. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - BBQ chicken banh mi - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

Stop selling stale items. Someone previously pointed this out, yet I was given a baked pork bun that was hard as rock and tasted bad. The mooncake was also inedible, as it seemed like it's months old. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Old moon cake! Expensive and bad! - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

yummy sandwich and iced coffee. Was Done in 5 minutes. I got the meat pate combo. They don't have the fancy grilled chicken rolling in the back or the carved pork but that's why it's not $22 but $12. read more

Not much I talk about the Vietnamese café in the East Bay since it's a bit larger than the one in the Tenderloin. It's brilliant to see how these plastic wrapped packaged foods were set in perfect harmony. I feel I might come back here once again since my brother was so interested. I expect our phone call with the staff members will turn out smoothly for the next visit. Say we shall have banh mí sandwiches without jalapeños. Let's hope Cam Huong Bakery do just as well as other Vietnamese cafés do throughout the East Bay. read more

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I stopped by for che because I recently had some really good che from somewhere else. The kind I was craving was the fruity kind (with lychee, longan, jackfruit). But the version they had here did not have any fruits. There was coconut milk (thick), pandan jelly, peanuts, red+green beans, many other beans, I think sago (but clumped together). If you're into beans this one is beans heaven, but sadly not for me. I got about a quarter into the cup and found it too sweet. I won't get the che here again, but the bottled pennywort drink was good, although a little less sweet would have been better for my taste. There is a $10 minimum if you are using a card for payment. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Che (no fruit, lots of beans, contains peanut) - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

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I've been working at a health center in Oakland Chinatown for 2 years now, and this place always does the job when I want a good Vietnamese coffee to help me get through the day. Honestly, the coffee is like magic! Cam Huong Bakery is a small shop on the corner of Webster and 11th Street, and it opens pretty early so I really love how it's conveniently there if I need that morning boost when I'm at work for 8 hours or more. The family that runs the spot is really nice and always and swift when making drinks or banh mi. I'll warn that the banh mi is a little pricey here (around $5), but considering that it's in Oakland, it makes sense in comparison to somewhere like San Jose where Vietnamese food is in abundance. Beyond the convenience and customer service, ever since protests in recent months, the shop has put up beautiful signs in support of Black Lives, which I personally think is pretty dope considering the signs are in different languages. It's a good thing to know the family is coming from a space of Afro-Asian solidarity! read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

Gotta come for the pork buns , croissants and hot dog buns. All the food was yummy! The price is wonderful but I need to return to try the bah mi! Cool staff not the most ambiance but for the price it was a wonderful experience!!!!! read more

Unbelievable that so many people gave this place a good rating. I never ever wished Karma on any vendor on yelp. This will be my first, and probably the last. Was in Oakland for a business errand. First time in the city. Saw this Asian bakery and decided to give it a try. This middle-age/old man behind the counter looked very friendly and said the BBQ buns are freshly made. I bought a few, and yes, they were warm to the touch. But, when I left and went back to my car to start eating them, I realized that the crust/bun was actually dry and stale. Yes, they probably re-heated leftovers from before. And, the filling was RANCID. BBQ tasted SOUR, and smelled fermented. This is absolutely unethical in my opinion. I took a second bite only to make sure I wasn't imagining the sour taste and I smelled it up close to my nose. It was definitely leftovers that had gone bad. That was it, my stomach started churning and... I also bought 3 mooncakes. As I had to rush to attend to my errand, I didn't check the receipt until I left the area. In total, the bill came up to $25++. HOW? I asked for a receipt but all he printed out was the total bill. He did not itemize the purchases. This place is not only unhygienic, it's unethical. I tried the mooncake after I got home. Stale, as expected. Well, $25++ is not a big sum of money for me. But for him, to sell his integrity and human decency for that small amount, I'd say, it's just pathetic. read more

Came here to try the sandwiches. I ordered the grilled chicken, the ham combo and the vegetarian as the lemongrass tofu was out. The sandwiches are ok, it hits the spot for the banh mi craving. Sandwiches are $7.00 each, still ok in terms of prices. The vegetarian one was ok, wished that there were more tofu in it, my daughter had the grilled chicken and she said the chicken was dry. Friendly worker, easy location. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - a menu for sandwiches - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

Stopped by for a quick bahn mi after volunteering at the KP Oakland Pride event. Arrived and nobody acknowledged us for a good 5 min- we had to call out to someone to take our order. Ordered the chicken bahn mi ($4.50)- it wasn't good. Chicken was hard and tasted old like it had been sitting out from the day before. The other ingredients were ok but it was sloppily made. Definitely could've gotten a way better one for the same price at Bahn Mi Ba Le on International Blvd. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

I've only gotten cake here, so the review is for cake only. I called and placed order for cake pickup the next day . The durian cake is super yummy, with lots of durian, and the chiffon cake is soft, moist and not overly sweet. The decor cream is fresh cream, so it's not sweet like American cake. My whole family really enjoyed it. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Durian Cake for girl birthday - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

Cam Huong bakery is good for a quick bite on my way to work in the morning. They open early. There's a variety of options like pork buns, danishes, cookies, moon cakes, croissants, etc. The Banh Mi's are adequate to good on any given day. The prices are slightly higher than all the other bakeries in Chinatown for some reason. About .50 cents more per item on average. So if I'm stopping there for a Banh Mi, I pay the extra change for the other items out of convenience. read more

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Food's good. Coffee's alright. I like the prices and the service is all right. Ambiance is ok. I wished there were more chairs, but I'm not the expert on that. I ordered a couple of their sandwiches a few times. He encouraged me to try the tofu, but I like the meat better and I liked that he didn't pressure me to do it. read more

Now that the Cam Huong down the street has closed down, this is one of the few only places in Chinatown to get your banh mi fix. I ordered the #2 banh mi dac biet. They made it to order, which was nice. However, the bread was overly toasted and crunchy and there was barely any meat. Flavor-wise though, it was a decent sandwich. The prices have also gone up - each sandwich is now $4. I much prefer Banh Mi Ba Le in East Oakland, but unfortunately they're not open on Sundays. read more

Somethings Fishy! In general I love Vietnamese sandwiches. I was nearby on Jury duty and thought I would treat myself to a BBQ pork sandwich. The bakery is walking distance from the courthouse. They do allow credit card transactions for amounts over $10. I thought I would add a small box of almond cookies (who doesn't like almond cookies?) To add another $5 to my $6 sandwich to pay with credit card. The sandwich was much smaller than what I am used to getting in the South Bay area. I could have overlooked that had the sandwich been good. There was an overwhelming smell of fishing the sandwich. I've had many BBQ pork Vietnamese Sandwiches from many different places and NONE of them had the taste or smell of fish. I was hungry so I just ate the mini sandwich. I thought the almond cookie would make up for it. Unfortunately it too smelled of fish and did not have the usual rich buttery flavor of every other almond cookie I have had. It had more of the consistency of a meringue cookie. Bottom line if you are nearby for Jury duty and want to treat yourself for doing your civic duty skip this place. There are plenty of other sandwich places nearby. read more

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This is where I come when bahn mi ba le is closed. Combination with Cha Lua #6 - tasty and hits the spot, the meat is a lot more fluorescent and the pate has a lot more Red 40 than Ba Le, also the bread is not that great. The pickled daikon is plentiful and on point though! A decent substitute BBQ chicken - decent, marinated with soy sauce and sugar I believe pickled daikon content on point as well. Chicken did taste old compared to ba le's lemongrass chicken Bahn coun - thick and gritty skin, but all the fixings inside. Definitely not the best, but in terms of access while it's still fresh, this place wins, it's always warm when I come in Overall, just come here when Ba Le is closed, otherwise this is a decent place read more

This place gets high marks for Vietnamese sandwich freshness and affordability. For $3.75, you can eat an extremely tastey Vietnamese Sandwich here. The pepper are super hot, the french bread warm and fresh out of the oven. If you need a coffee or pastry they offer those too including chinese bakery items like cocktail buns. The dessert drinks look pretty good too though I have yet to try them. If you're on a tight budget, this is perhaps your best bet in all the San Francisco Bay Area. I recommend any of the sandwiches, especially the headcheese and the chicken. read more

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Not sure if this I affiliated with the other one but I walked in one day and it was so dead. It barely had anything . It's different from what I remember it use to be from years ago . Not sure if it was covid but def not worth my parking read more

I am not sure if this Cam Huong Bakery is related to the other locations in the Bay Area, if it is, then this one is definitely the worse out of all of them. Since they are located in Chinatown, parking is street parking (meter) or at the nearby parking garage. I ordered the combination banh mi for about $7, which is decent pricing. The sandwich is fairly big and may be 2 meals if you save the other half for later. At this particular location, they skimp on the meat so I paid $7 for mostly veggies and the bread. Their bread was kind of hard and tasted a bit stale. read more

Quick friendly service at the counter for 7 dollar banh mi sandwiches. I think price and quality is on par with most places in the area. I also got a Thai iced tea which was pretty good but had more ice than I would have liked. Small seating area for 1 or 2 person groups but I think most people take to-go. There's also various baked goods that on could order here. I think this is a decent mom and pop shop if you want a banh mi sandwich and are in the area. read more

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I feel bamboozled. $5 Banh mi? I didn't realize the inflated price until they made my order. Your typical Banh mi elsewhere would range from $3.50- $4.50. Was it worth it? Meh, the taste was mediocre. For the higher price, I'd expect something worthy. Hopefully I can save someone's pockets & expectations. Sorry but swerveee. 'Banh Mi Ba Le' on international blvd is my go-to, though it's not in Chinatown. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Curry lemongrass tofu - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

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This place makes decent Vietnamese sandwiches but the customer service is not the best. I bought two sandwiches one day and the total came up to $9 and the lady said that there was a $10 minimum otherwise a charge to use your credit card. I was not having it because I asked her where the sign was explaining that there was a minimum and she just sort of shrugged without any explanation. The next time I came in, they were open and we asked to make Vietnamese sandwiches and she just said that they were no longer serving it for the day, even though they were still open. No smile, no welcome -- it seems like a chore for the woman to be there and thus kind of depressing to come here... read more

Hey Cam I know you've been around here for a long time but never had a chance to visit. Since I work nearby I can finally check you and your fellow business neighbors! I remember seeing your huge sign for $4-$4.50 banh mi sandwiches and kept planning to come try it sometime. Then it finally happened. In fact bc it's so cheap I bought two! My stomach thanked me while my mind called me an idiot. Pork Sandwich Beef Sandwich Both were good. Pretty standard fare tho. I've had some delicious Banh mi before but at probably twice the price. So all in all I think the sandwiches are good for the price. A great place to go if you want something small for lunch or want to supplement something else. The sandwiches themselves are on the smaller side. The meats are average. But again for $4.. well worth it! Until next time read more

I bought it at noon on September 22, 2023. I took it home in the afternoon and found that it was all moldy! read more

Cam Huong Bakery - I bought it at noon on September 22, 2023. I took it home in the afternoon and found that it was all moldy! - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

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Worked nearby so decided to try their banh mi. My coworker and I walked in around noon and there was no lunch rush. Small mom and pop shop that serves to go. Pork Banh Mi - under $5 lunch. The French baguette was soft and flakey when you bit into it. The banh mi didn't have a lot of meat or vegetables so it was very carb heavy. You can't ask for much at this price point. Pork was tender and seasoned well. Overall, it's a decent cheap lunch. read more

This is nowhere as good as the real Cam Huong on international boulevard. Forget going to the one on Webster waste of time. The Banh mi didn't have much meat and vegetable on it, bread was stale(not fresh bread like we were anticipating). Plus the sandwich was $9 crazy! I expect it more. Even the egg roll taste a little stale and the plum sauce was made out of corn starch, shame! I'll never go there again. I think this place has changed hands about 10 years ago. Both seem to have the same name but go to the one on international and better parking! read more

Pretty standard banh mi. Nothing like awesomely stand out about it and nothing is bad about it. Which, to be honest, is how I feel about banh mi generally. High floor, low-ish ceiling. And I say this as someone who has eaten at least 100 banh mi in life, if not more. read more

Speedy service with a smile. And only $4.50! Had a craving for a simple grilled pork Bahn Mi sandwich on French baguette bread and they delivered. Got there about 1215p on a weekday (during the lunch rush). There was no line and I was immediately handed a warm pre-made grilled pork sandwich with all the standard fixins - pickled radish and carrots, cilantro, cucumbers, jalapeño, and mayo. It was crazy fast and exactly what I needed in the short time I had available. Bread was fresh with a crispy exterior while soft on the inside (as expected). Pork was warm and portion was appropriate. Everything was delicious. I liked that it was pre-made for expediency but i guess it could be drawback if you have special requests (I would've skipped the jalapeño). Definitely going back. read more

Cam Huong Bakery - Not the best photo but it was super delicious. Grilled Pork Bahn Mi sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

This bakery supplies bread for the Cam Huong Restaurant down the street known for their various bahn mi (vietnamese sandwiches)... it used to be bakery only (cookies, chinese buns, moon cakes) but now makes sandwiches like the other location (except salmon) with no line! Ordered the barbecue chicken sandwich and it was yummy...roll was crunchy on the outside (yes, you'll make a mess eating at your desk!) and soft inside accompanied with pieces of bbq chicken, pickled, julienne carrots/daikon along with jalapeno and cilantro...for $3.50 it was a flavorful, inexpensive lunch and would definitely recommend. Baked goods...i got 2 pineapple buns which are my fave and sadly, they've been sitting in the hot box more than 1 day....dry, and hard...sad....i can't vouch for the other baked goods but to me, the pineapple bun is telling as it was a whole tray of them....stale...not worth warming in the microwave so tossed. shame! Definitely come here and try their sandwiches (only) or iced coffee without the long wait read more

Cam Huong Bakery - bbq chicken sandwich - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

This rating should really be no stars, but I was unable to retract it. Today was our first and last trip here. The grilled pork banh mi was already mediocre, both in portion size and price ($6), but it became totally unacceptable as my daughter found a 6" long hair intertwined with the vegetables. She was disgusted and immediately threw away more than half of the unfinished sandwich. I encourage all consumers examine their banh mi carefully while eating (if you are still brave enough to want to try one). The local health department should make a surprise visit to confirm the unsanitary practices that are so obviously being followed here. read more

Please don't buy mooncake from this shop ,owner is cheater ,sold me expired and freezes.mooncakes .but they told me they always has new one come out every but cake was old and has mold . read more

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This is the bakery shop that makes all the baked goods and bread for Cam Huong Cafe. I got the Special Combination #2 Banh Mi which was only $3.75. - Bread tasted fresh. Was even better for a few minutes in the toaster oven - The Cha Lua (Vietnamese meatloaf) was cut to nice thick slice. - A nice healthy smear of pate - banh mi places tend to skimp on this. Even the good ones! A solid banh mi. Would definitely come here over Ba Le French Coffee Shop, especially since service here is MUCH better. The Vietnamese auntie gave me my banh mi with a smile! read more

Cam Huong Bakery - #2 Banh Mi Dac Biet - combo Banh mi with a good amount of pate. $3.75 - Bakeries Near Me - Oakland, California

Came here and was tempted to get more eats - right after having lunch. Got a box of moon cakes (http://static.px.yelp.com/bphoto/Uync8rNVNr___HyZxz1AEQ/l) to try before the Autumn Moon Festival season. While equipments are on the used-quite-often side, everything looked fresh. The bag that carries the purchases was bigger and nicer looking than expected. They sure can display a lot of items for such a small store. Service is friendly, though you have to open up first and break the ice. The owners were there and their young son was helping out = good work ethics. In Oakland's Chinatown, about a block and a half from that big parking garage. read more

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