Bánh Mì Makers

Pleasant sandwich shop. The banh mi bread was thinner and toasted very well and excellent. The tofu inside was cooked well. The tomatoe sauce was different and good. They needed more cilantro and vegetables in the sandwich. They had an amazing hot oil to put inside and went will with our nice vegetable rolls. Worth a nice afternoon lunch.

This Vietnamese restaurant is truly excellent! The staff are incredibly warm and wonderful, and the food is top-notch. As a Vietnamese, I can especially praise their bánh mì. It's not just tasty; they've given it a unique, creative twist that makes it really stand out. Highly recommend for good food and service!

Looking for an alternative the traditional Czech menus. Excellent pork buns or bao buns and the chicken salad was crunchy and freshly made. The mochi ice cream was a perfect finish to our meal , super friendly and fast service.

A nice simple, quiet restaurant, tucked away off the main areas a little bit. We had a banh mi and some noodles and both were very tasty and prepared quite quickly. Staff were friendly and helpful

Had an opportunity to experience this restaurant as part of a food tour in the Prague area. Loved all of the food that we ate including the spring rolls. Was super happy about finding a great place recommended by locals that served gluten-free options. Can't comment on the prices as it was included in the food tour. Very clean, interior and friendly staff.

NOT REAL VIETNAMESE flavor, absolutely nothing like the real Vietnamese flavor. The pho had NO BASIL, NO CILANTRO, NO LIME; BAD BROTH. Super scammy as well: they hear wrong things and give you wrong food and when you ask for what you actually ordered, they accuse you of lying and demand you pay again for the actual dish you ordered originally-this is super messed up. Just go somewhere else.

I had pretty good noodle dish here! I popped in for a quick snack and decided to have a bowl. Good decision! The tomato tofu with the veggies and noodles was very tasty, large portion and a fair price. Good value! Definitely recommended!

Ordered the tofu and pork banh mi. It was average. Bread was slightly burnt, tofu was soft and juicy tho. But it doesn't have that strong traditional banh flavour with the Maggi sauce, daikon and pickled carrots with coriander.

This light lunch is just what we needed before walking around Old Town. The chicken teriyaki banh mi had a light sweet chicken teriyaki sauce. The bread was light and slightly crispy. We also had the spring roll which was light and refreshing too.

As someone with a weak stomach, I was really craving something warm and clean during my trip to Prague. My friend and I came on Saturday around 2PM and we had to wait around 20 minutes. The place was bumpin, but I also didn't know there was such a large Vietnamese population in Prague prior to trying to find noodles in this city! We were seated quickly. I got the pho ba and it was really good. The portion isn't super big, but just right. Noodles were thicker than I am used to, but I really liked them. The red peppers they give you are also super spicy, and putting 3 of them into my pho bowl really gave my broth a kick. My friend and I also ordered the beef Bánh mi (the most popular one according to the waitress) and it was really good. The bread they made the Bánh mi oN was crispy and better than the regular hoagie bread I get in New York. As always, you have to pay for water in Prague. Overall I had a GREAT experience here and it really eased my stomach. I would highly recommend coming here for a visit if you want Vietnamese food.

This was the first banh mi place I've found in "Eastern" Europe so far, so naturally I had to check it out. The pho was as expected (see my other reviews of pho in Czech and east Germant on the regional differences of pho), however the broth was not bad, a little heavy on the fish sauce, but still very tasty. Compared to other Vietnamese restaurants in the area, the portion is smaller however. The banh mi on the other hand was amazing. It is not your typical french baguette - I usually tear up my gums eating banh mi back in the states. The bread is fresh, soft, and super crunchy almost if youre biting into a freshly made donut. Definitely the place to get your banh mi fix if you've been in Europe for a while.

A really great authentic food that can be ordered at the counter or you can be seated and served by a waitress. It's kind of a mixture of a bistro and self-service fast food. It's a cool place but you really just come here to eat and leave... not a place where you would wanna stay and have a chat over a drink :)

yum! getting my asian fix again! Super friendly staff and the food is great! Seats are limited so getting your sandwich to go might be a better option.

So good! I was really craving some sort of an Asian soup-based noodle dish and we found this place around 9:15pm. There was no one in there because they were pretty much cleaning up to close. Got the pho bo. It was really clean, the meat was delicious, the red peppers added just the right amount of heat, and the broth was delicious! Really reminded me of the pho I had when I was in Vietnam last year. They used the same type of noodles as the ones in Vietnam, different from the US, and I really liked it. The pho was exactly what I was looking for and cravings were completely satisfied. Also I was soooo happy to see sriracha. I love sriracha and traveling around Europe, I rarely saw it so I was drenching everything in it when I saw it here.

BOMB. I came here by accident and ended up with one nice tofu banh mi. The bread is crispy on the outside but soft and fluffy on the inside. Tofu was well marinated and went just perfectly with the freshy herbs and sauces. My friends tried their pork belly sandwiches and were equally happy. I asked the service about their production and as far as I understood everything (also the bread) is homemade. Definitely coming when I am in Prague!

Are you looking for a quick and good vietnamese pitstop, you found it. Right behind the busy party street and really close to the Republic Square this small "fast food" Vietnamese found its place. It is cheap, quick and super delicious. Gonna come back for sure!

I grew up 20 min from NYC and never would never have expected to have the best banh mi sandwich in Prague. This place is an absolute must if you're craving a light dish w fresh vegetables, meat, and loaded w flavor. But what made this sandwich worthy of five stars is the bread. Gone is the heavy, doughy crusty bread I've had back in the states. The buns here are made fresh TWICE a day. They are light, airy, but w a crispy texture on the outside. Almost in between a baguette and a pastry. They got the balance of swee and savory along w crunch of the vegetables w tenderness do the meat perfect. Loved it along w the perfectly sweetened cucumber lemonade.

Good quality food. Nice location and inventive decor. Fast service and friendly staff.

Oh it was so good. I had tofu ban mi and it tastes great. The bread is so fluffy. It's a light and nutritious option. I enjoyed the food and the place a lot. Service can be improved but oh well..

Got the bun cha which is a pork and noodle dish. The food was fresh and arrived quickly. Service was good and the prices reasonable (~7 USD). Would recommend!

Good, simple, quick, and fresh Vietnamese food. They staff were friendly and helped point me to the English menu. Summer rolls and Bánh mi were light and satisfying, and of course good with a cold pivo. Great for a quick meal on the healthier side.

Fantastic food. Fresh and well seasoned. Was here with 22 teenage boys and everyone enjoyed it. And the price is more than reasonable. My best recommendations for this place!

Super tasty and a nice change to the market goods. Felt great eating something a little lighter and just as filling! Highly recommend this place.

So good! So friendly, so yummy! We actually picked up banh mi's here MULTIPLE times on our 8 day stay in Prague. It's a very small location so not a lot of tables but there is some counter space. We took ours to go most days. They all spoke English as well which just makes things easier since unfortunately it's the only language I know. It got busy at lunch time and it all seemed to be local business people. I did not care for the noodle salad as much... lacked a little flavor but the traditional banh mi is the way to go!

A decent cheap meal. If you like soup and Vietnamies food this is the place you should go. The staff were friendly and the restraint itself was cozy.

The food was delicious and was made with fresh ingredients. Tasted like I was eating something healthy for once on my vacation in Prague, which is a great change of pace. The workers saw we had a stroller and allowed us to place our order from our table instead of waiting in line. My mom got the fresh coconut juice, which was literally a straw in a coconut. Wife and mom got the pho bo and I got bun cha, I was craving rice after going days without it, it's rice noodles so close enough. Loved it would come again

My favourite Vietnamese lunch place! Ban bo nam bo (famous luke warm rice noodles with meet and vegetables) is delicious, banh mi (vietnamese sandwiches also) and the place has a nice clean design (only few places though so consider take away) and they have extras like fresh orange juice with fresh passionfruit and of course the original vietnamese coffe - if you never tried it, try it here (it is sweet and can replace a dessert). The friendly staff makes this the perfect place at any time of the day!

Pho was really good! We just got off the plane and was famished. A nice piping hot bowl of noodle soup was just what pleases my belly! Coming from NY, pho could be oily but I'm just as happy with the clear broth here, after being dehydrated from the airplane air all day. I nitially thought the portion was too small but it was actually just perfect. And more veggies would be very nice too!

They have good and fresh food, both bowls and baguettes. Pick the menu deal and get some good homemade ice-tea.

Good authentic Vietnamese - tasty, fast and reasonably priced. Good option when looking for something a bit lighter than the traditional Czech fare.