Bánh Mì Mỹ Tho

The 15 Best Bánh Mì in Los Angeles

"Being the king ain’t easy. Banh Mi My Tho might have started as a low-key strip mall deli slash convenience store, but over the years it’s developed a reputation as the most popular bánh mì mini-chain in LA County, one that has expanded to three locations across the SGV. But that expansion has come at a cost: consistency. Though the crunchy fresh vegetables, generous mayo and paté, and meaty fillings never let us down, we can’t say the same about the bread, which at times ranges from a little tough to downright mouth-scraping. The best bet is to head to the original location in Alhambra earlier in the day (they close at 4pm anyway) and get the #2 special sandwich with an added fried egg. On a good day it’s still the best banh mi you’ll find north of Orange County. " - nikko duren, arden shore, sylvio martins, brant cox

The 17 Best Restaurants In Alhambra

"We’re going to be blunt here: This is the best banh mi north of Orange County. Even though some days the bread can be a little tough, the crunchy fresh vegetables, generous mayo and paté, and meaty fillings never let us down. Our go-to is the #2 special (all the cold cuts, grilled pork, and pate) with an added fried egg on top. It’s the ideal sandwich to eat in your car alone on lunch hour—the tiny, order-at-the-counter space doesn’t have much in the way of seating. " - brant cox, sylvio martins

The Best Hottest Food Pop-Ups and Events in Los Angeles: April 19 | Eater LA

"Vegan banh mi pop-up Banh Mi Thao has shared its April schedule and, starting April 20, will be popping up across Los Feliz, Lincoln Heights, Costa Mesa, and Long Beach on rotating locations." - Rebecca Roland

Banh Mi My Tho - Review - Alhambra - Los Angeles - The Infatuation

"Being the king ain’t easy. Banh Mi My Tho might have started out as a low-key strip mall deli slash convenience store, but over the years it’s developed a reputation as the most popular banh mi mini-chain in LA County, one that has expanded to three locations across the SGV. But that expansion has come at a cost: consistency. Though the crunchy fresh vegetables, generous mayo and paté, and meaty fillings never let us down, we can’t say the same about the bread, which at times ranges from a little tough to downright mouth-scraping. The best bet is to head to the original location in Alhambra earlier in the day (they close at 4pm anyway) and get the #2 special sandwich with an added fried egg. On a good day it’s still the best banh mi you’ll find north of Orange County." - Garrett Snyder

"COVID-19 Update: Open for pickup and delivery. You can find respectable banh mi joints locally, but hardcore foodies will tell you this hole-in-the-wall deep in the San Gabriel Valley is the real deal. For a little over $3 you can get a warm baguette packed tight with anything from chicken to grilled beef to BBQ pork, all the fixings, and the option to add an egg on top. (Tip: Always add the egg on top.) They also make excellent Vietnamese iced coffee. COVID-19 Disclaimer: We are working hard to keep our listings as up to date as possible (deliveries, outdoor dining, etc.), but given the evolving nature of local COVID-19 restrictions, we recommend double-checking the information in this guide with any business you plan on visiting. Also, please note that we have not vetted any businesses listed within our guides for their compliance with applicable safety regulations."