Bamee Tee - Vietnamese Sandwiches, Milk Teas, & Snacks

I’m a regular customer for their dine in food, but I bought Banh Mi to go today and very disappointed. This Banh Mi costs $5.50 and this is how it looks when I open it - a few pieces of meat and most are burnt. Owner, please do better!!!

Bamee Tee: A Vietnamese Culinary Treasure in Atlanta My visit to Bamee Tee revealed a delightful Vietnamese haven in Atlanta, known not just for its exquisite milk teas and refreshing fruit drinks but also for a menu brimming with authentic flavors that tantalized my taste buds. The space marries modern design with comfort, making it perfect for any dining occasion. The food was a revelation of authenticity and quality. Highlights included the richly flavored Bun bo hue and the aromatic bun mam, but the family-style dinner truly captivated me, offering a taste of Vietnam's heart. The drinks, from vibrant fruit beverages to exceptional milk teas, perfectly complemented the meal, enhancing the overall experience. Bamee Tee offered an authentic Vietnamese journey, marked by their exceptional service, making it more than just a meal but a memorable culinary adventure in Atlanta.

Hey everything this is TiTi speaking If you know you know!! 1st time coming here. The owner was very friendly I ordered drinks only and sit down and wait and he handed my drinks to me himself. 2nd time I came here I ordered their bun Bo hue. And I’m very picky . I know know one place that can good really good bun Bo hue in my point of view and they have really got me with this menu. I really like it. The flavor was fantastic 🥰 only thing I noticed there wasn’t much noodles. But that my opinion Over all this is my 2nd favorite bun Bo hue place. They got me with the flavor. I just gona ask for extra noodles. 3rd time here again and again the owner really did his thing. I enjoy my bun Bo hue and my drinks I went and sit down and he saw me and brings out my utensil and everything directly . What I noticed is the cleaner they clean out right as soon as you leave . And everything is very sanitize . I’m coming back for more!Thank you so much I really love business like these. With great service. I recommend. This place 100%

The best Ben Bo Hue I've had in Atlanta so far. It's served in a stone pot with fresh vegetables in a true homemade broth. Also, the large pork bhan mi for six bucks is a fantastic deal! On the price value curve I give this five stars.

The food wasn’t that authentic or tasty here. We ordered 3 bún bò huế, cơm chiên gà, and bún mắm. All of them were quite plain. We didn’t believe the bad reviews on here and decided to give this place a try BUT those reviews were right. This place operates like a boba shop and you serves yourself, meaning you get your own water, napkins, and utensils (utensils are plastic which is not so good for hot dishes).

Ordered through Uber Eats today and everything was exceptional. The noodle bowl came with its own little bowl with chopsticks and a noodle spoon which I loved. The soup was my first time ordering it, and it was delicious. Will order again.

The food here is above all excellent. Eating one spoon of soup I feel craving for the second spoon, eating the second spoon I feel nostalgic for my homeland Vietnam, eating the third spoon I want to go to work here so I can eat the restaurant's food continuously. There are two types of noodle bowls here: regular bowls and stone bowls. When you eat the bowl of stone, the soup will be very boiling and hot 🥵 It is very delicious and has a strong traditional flavor. I am very happy to be able to enjoy such a delicious bowl of beef noodle soup here ( Bun Bo Hue ) . The topping comes with rich portion of meat and an addition Chả Huế. Which makes me feel that this shop has more character than others. This place will be the only place I come for Bun Bo now. Oh I forgot the employees are so friendly and professional too!!! This place broke my scale of 10 for real

Nicely decorated inside. It’s like a little cafe place. I haven’t had the chance to try their banh mi since I saw that they served my favorite dish “ Bun Dau Mam Tom” -vermicelli with deep fried tofu, some veggies and shrimp paste sauce. Generous amount of 2 different types of tofu. Came on a Sunday so it was packed, took a longer for food to come out and to have a table. But it was worth the wait for me. I also got their pudding dessert “che khuc bach”. First time trying it ever. It’s like a cubed matcha pudding and almond pudding that’s served with ice and almonds, a sweet dessert. Will definitely come back to try the rest of their menu soon.