Bánh Mì Phượng

Ostrich banh mi (10/10) - Meat was very tender and nearly perfect bread. By far the best bread in restaurant. Ambience (9/10) - Typical Viet restaurant setting with AC on upstairs level. Location (10/10) - in the heart of the old town city.

Tried the famous Banh Mi Phuong in Hoi An — easily one of the most talked-about spots for banh mi in central Vietnam. It was very crowded, and I waited nearly 30 minutes for my order. I got the tofu-avocado banh mi (35k VND), banana pancake (40k), and a Coke (15k). Prices were standard, but the taste was absolutely worth it — fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Located right on the main street of the Hoi An market. Just remember: keep your bill ready, they call out your number when it’s ready.

Overrated. People who rate these banh mi highly have probably never had a real Vietnamese banh mi. Sure, it's Hoi An's version of the sandwich, but it includes veggies and onions, ingredients that aren't common in places like Ho Chi Minh City, where you typically find pickled carrots and daikon. It's a famous spot because of Anthony Bourdain, and it's cheap, about 30,000 dong. Tried 3 different sandwiches, pork with pate, tuna, chicken with cheese. The bread is good, but the rest is just ok. Slow service. Try any banh mi in America, Europe, HCMC, Hanoi, etc, and you will understand what a good banh mi should be. Tourists eating here because its cheap. As long the price is cheap and they gets lots of food they love it, but its just a hype.

Incredible banh mi, worth the hype. Trick to skip the queue outside is to sit and order inside. Didnt have to queue either time but it was noticeably noisier on day 1 when we came at lunchtime. It was actually quite pleasant to come here a bit later at 3pm-ish on day 2. I ordered the classic pork one on the first day (prime lunchtime) and came back for the tofu & avocado one the second day (at 3ish) - which really exceeded my expectations! Drinks were also v cheap (and necessary in the heat!) Food was on point, service was alright but you really come here for the food so can overlook the rest.

Crispy and best banh mi I had. Local said is better than Madam Khan banh mi. Salt coffee is amazingly good Peanut coffee is special and well blended with the coffee Mango banana smoothies kids are loving it Upstairs are more comfortable and spacious Wash hand area available

Popular banh mi spot in Hoi An and it is worthy. Menu has a lot of variety. The sandwiches are fresh and flavourful, try it yourself. Love it! P/S: we are lucky to get a table for dine in :)

Very busy and popular place but they have a great system to deliver to their customers. We ordered and got our food in good time. Our Banh Mi sandwiches were delicious as anticipated. The bread really makes the sandwich. A cool spot to stop. We took our sandwiches to go as it was pretty busy at the restaurant.

I’ve visited Ha Noi, Da Nang, Hoi An, and Ho Chi Minh in Vietnam so far, and this is the beeeest Banh mi I’ve had!!! However, a lot of people mentioned this place has many food poisoning cases, although myself didn’t experience that after I had the food. Just really hope the shop owner could take it seriously and don’t let it happen again because I can’t lose this banh mi! I’ll definitely come back one day if I get to visit Vietnam again!