No parking. One…read moreworker in the evening so it's slow service. Banh mi was old and stale. They toasted it to make it crisper. Used microwave to heat up refrigerated tofu. Cucumbers and pickled daikon were so thick. Did ask for spicy and came spicy with the peppers. Coconut coffee didn't taste like Vietnamese coffee. Definitely disappointed.

A good selection of banh mi and bubble tea in Bloor West Village. Orders are made on the spot, and…read morealthough the space is tiny there's a few stools by the window overlooking Jane subway station.

Great addition to the Jane Annette corner. Friendly folks, good Banh Mi and Bubble tea - though…read morelately I've opted for iced Vietnamese coffee.

I'm born and raised in this neighborhood and I love Banh mi, we have needed a good casual food…read moreplace at Jane and Annette. This place does not disappoint and was super high quality, they have a lot of different options to choose from and everything was made fresh. Much higher quality in ingredients and preparation than other banh mi places in Toronto, this is a must to check out

Last weekend I stopped by this amazing bakery after a friend had suggested it to me…read more I stopped by at noon and they were already sold out of the sausage option. It's a hit! I tried: Banh Mi Pork Banh Mi Rotisserie Chicken Banh Mi Dry Shredded Chicken Banh Tiêu (Vietnamese Sweet Bun) Xôi Khúc (Sticky Rice Ball) Dáy giô (Steamed Glutinous Rice Cake with Pork) Banh Duc Ngot (Pandan Rice Cake with Coconut Sauce) Iced Coffee They have a daily promotion JUST $5 for a Banh Mi sandwich. You can also get 5 and get one FREE! I love a good deal / promotion. This was my first time trying the Pandan dessert and the two savory options. Everything was so good. The sweet buns were the freshest buns I've ever had. They were stretchy, light, airy and had the perfect amount of sweetness. Similar to a doughnut without any of the heaviness. There was a steady flow of customers and I chatted with a few. They all commented on fresh and delicious the food was here. There's a reason people keep coming back. I loved the atmosphere and warmth I felt in this family run business.

If you are looking for a hidden bakery mom and pop shop in West Toronto, look no further than Hoang…read moreViet Bakery Coffee for classic Vietnamese bakery items such as the baguette, Banh Mi and lots of cold desserts! The Banh Mi sandwiches range from the traditional cold cut combo to rotisserie chicken! All the sandwiches are made by hand in the store with the freshly baked baguette that is crispy enough to hold all the pickled vegetables, pate, mayo, and meats. The fried donut is also an underrated item to enjoy with the cold Vietnamese coffee! Be sure to swing by the plaza for a small taste of home!

I've not had the best experience getting meals from bakeries, and Cafe Cocoro continued that trend…read more Don't get me wrong: the place itself is great (clean, spacious, inviting; it's the type of place you can lounge in for hours), so plus points for that. It's the food that was just meh. Stopped by for lunch and got: - Korean Pancakes: Prepackaged, it still was pretty good (i.e., didn't just taste reheated). The dipping sauce accentuated the sweetness of the pancakes. - Bulgogi Bibimbap: Bulgogi was really bland and a tad dry, so had to put a lot of gochujang on the bibimbap. - Bulgogi Japchae: Agaìn, band and dry bulgogi. The japchae was good - soft and sweet. Also, generous serving that is shareable. - Mango Banana Smoothie: A bit lumpy, and more mango than banana. But great for a hot summer day. Maybe it's the bakery stuff we should have tried, because everyone is raving about this place. The meals were just ok.

Quarantine Day 3: I'm really a sucker for cafes with awesome drinks AND real food (although baked…read moregoods do well too). For lunch fare for 2, I ordered way too much food: 1. A medium-sized side order of kimchi 2. Korean pancake 3. Bulgogi bibimbap 4. Bulgogi japchae 5. Bagel with bacon, egg, lettuce, and tomato And of course, 6. A small matcha latte. I thought that the medium was a pretty good portion of kimchi. Probably enough for 3-4 people to share it as a side dish. The korean pancake was very yummy, especially when paired with the dipping sauce. I liked that both the bibimbap and japchae had a good amount of veggies. I found the bulgogi just a tiny bit dry. The bagel was panini pressed which was nice but it did toast up the lettuce which wilted it. The rest of the toppings were really good. The one thing I really didn't care for was the matcha latte. It was so sweet I didn't think I'd be able to finish it. The other thing is that it hardly tasted of matcha. The latte itself was pretty much white. That kind of told me that it wasn't mixed well and just didn't have any matcha in it. I'd skip this on my next UberEats order.

They currently have a promotion for their cold cut banh mi. It is buy 3 get 1 free which makes it…read more$4.50 per sandwich. So I ended up getting 4 banh mi's and a Vietnamese ice coffee for $5. Service was very friendly and prompt. Seating is very limited but most people were just ordering take out. I didn't eat them immediately but they still tasted really good after sitting in the fridge. I highly recommend you ask them to leave the pickled veggies on the side and just add them in yourself when you do decide to eat them. They also did not skimp out on the meat at all. Honestly for $4.5 per sandwich, I think it's an amazing deal! The Vietnamese ice coffee was also really strong and authentic. I would definitely come back again.

This store is tucked away on the south side of silver star blvd. Found in the same plaza as a…read morepetite Colline and a cat cafe. The Banh mi's are quite affordable as are the rolls. We tried several items. 1) Pork sausage Banh mi - this was supposed to be a grilled pork Banh mi but the kitchen got the order wrong and we didn't realize until too late. Oh well, it was not bad. Lots of sausage cut lengthwise. 2) cold cut banh mi - classic banh mi. Hits the spot and good flavor. All the banh mis are made from fresh bread so it has a really nice soft and fluffy interior and a good crunch on the exterior. 3) grilled beef banh mi - the beef was quite tender though in the saltier side. Otherwise, it worked well. 4) we also got the grilled beef rolls and sausage rolls, both were wrapped well, comes with a savory peanut sauce and crushed peanuts. Price: very affordable for the quantity and quality of food. Definitely recommend others to try.

We came here because my boyfriend said that the banh mi was super good here and we had to try it…read more We shared the BBQ beef banh mi, the bugolgi beef banh mi, and the ube coconut smoothie. All of these sounded super promising however we felt a bit disappointed because it didn't taste like actual banh mi - more like a fusion sandwich. They didn't use the traditional banh mi baguette but rather we got a cut of a longer baugette. He did say how the banh mi before was really good here so unsure why they changed their products. :( I did appreciate how they warmed up the meat. The ube coconut smoothie's first sip was also really good but then we were left with a large chunk of shaved ice. This drink was definitely 80% ice and 20% liquid. Service was nice though and the cafe is super cute.

4.5/5! Tried this place for the first time and I was pleasantly surprised and impressed. I had the…read morebang mi box and shared it with a friend, and we also ordered the signature milk teas. Overall, we really enjoyed the food! I loved how the box was filled with lots to try - there was the banh mi, the waffle fries, the spring rolls, the fresh rolls, and the mango/shrimp salad. You can customize the specifics of what goes inside your box btw. At the end, we were very full after the meal. I definitely think the box is a great thing to order and share between two people. Our box also came with a cute little message inside! Fun fact: this cafe is used a lot for local kpop meet ups and events. When we visited, the place was being set up for an ATEEZ event for the next day. For any anime/kpop fans, there are also sticker and photo card machines here!

Ahh bare bones delicious food A classic hk breakfast, 0…read morefrills Such a cute place! Love that the combos include egg and buttered toast

My hubby wanted old school HK style breakfast on our way to errands midtown/downtown. He found…read morethis place. Food is not bad, gets the job done. Don't expect gourmet food. It's your basic simple breakfast. I'm happy with the meal. I would come back. Don't have drive up north to get authentic Chinese food.

Tip: The food and drinks are yummy…read more A recent Yelp community experience introduced me to Premium Banh. I loved the food and drinks so much that I returned recently to get a coconut coffee. This eatery is located in a plaza and, according to my friend, Ulysses, occupied the store where Matcha Matcha was. I have always had an interest for what stores used to be where. Across the street is a KFC that has a bucket that no longer spins. Bummer. There was plenty of parking in the lot. We got there at noon, which was when this store was open on a Monday. I also came after work on a Wednesday. There was lots of parking then, too. Staff are friendly and nice. Ulysses had enjoyed his coconut coffee when we were here the first time. He loved it being iced and creamy with the coconut in it. I had to get one. I paid with a credit card. I tapped and was good. It didn't take long for my drink to be made. I was excited when I finally got it. I thanked the man and left. This drink was awesome. The coffee was strong, but the coconut flavour did a good job masking some of it and balancing everything out. It was cold and yummy on a warm, summery day. I've had these items in the past: - Lemongrass peach tea - Special rice rolls with pork rinds - Banh mi cut We got a buzzer to let us know when our food would be ready. Ulysses and I are on the tall side height-wise (5'10" and 6', respectively). These low tables and chairs that look like they are for preschoolers are not good for tall people. I'm glad that no one was watching us trying to get up from these low chairs. It was not a pretty sight! I had my purse on one of the chairs. It fell off the chair. Luckily, it fell maybe five inches down onto the floor, so there was no impact... haha! I sipped on my lemongrass peach tea. It was delicious. It was more peach than lemongrass. There were sliced peaches in my drink and appeared to come out of a can, minus the syrup. I fished all of them out to eat. I loved my special rice rolls with pork rinds. It had rice paper, jerky beef, shrimp salt, fried garlic, satay, fried shallot, quail eggs, green onions, pork rinds, and mint. It was super crispy and flavourful. It was filling for lunch. Yum! My friend got the banh mi cut, which is basically a banh mi that was cut up into finger food sandwiches. I got to try some and it was delicious. I like this place a lot. There is a bench outside the store. I'd rather sit on it, knowing that I can get up from it and not feel old. (237)

Conveniently located at Tomken Rd and Dundas Street in Mississauga, this Vietnamese Street Food…read moreRestaurant is sure to have something for you. I ordered the Classic Vietnamese Milk Tea (large). It is exactly what the doctor ordered on a hot day. Filled with a generous amount of tapioca at the bottom, the milk tea will hit the spot. I previously came and tried the lemongrass iced tea and the mixed Rice paper and both were great as well! If you pay with cash, it's 5% off. They also take debit (no credit). Last time I ate in, the stools were not the most comfortable if you are not used to them. If you have accessibility issues, you may wish to take out. The restaurant was well staffed and both times I have been in the restaurant has been popular. I look forward to returning!