Lee's Sandwiches

Great banh mi and pho. I really miss good Vietnamese food and make sure to try different spots each time I’m in OKC. Lee’s will definitely be on my list next time I’m in town.

I was sold a banh mi sandwich with, it seemed like, week old chicken. I didn't call because I was told this is how their meat always is. My first time going and I definitely won't be going back!

May 24, 2025 Saturday I've been going to Lee's for years. They truly never disappoint. They have the best grilled pork banh mi..actually the first one I ever tried as a kid! We always enjoy their pastries, bread, vermicelli noodles, and sandwiches. We especially enjoy buying their pour over coffee and Lee's coffees! I will say they have been getting more expensive over the years, but so is every business. They used to have the most delicious BBQ Pork Bread that I miss so much and wish they would put back on the menu. There was a period of time where we had issues with the service when the restaurant's management was passed down to a younger family member. He was rude and arrogant when we had an issue with our order and resolved it with a very hostile attitude. It seems to have been fixed with time fortunately, because we love this establishment and were truly infuriated with that past situation. We also occasionally have issues with not having our full order, so make sure to check your bags before leaving with your to-gos! This is not typically a place we like to sit down and eat at, but we love bringing it home.

The large coffee seemed smaller than expected. The taste was okay, but nothing special. The pho was disappointing, the broth tasted sour and the meat was extremely chewy. Overall, not a great experience.

Food Review :: Lee's Sandwiches:: Alright, let’s talk about it! 🤌🏾 If you’re in the mood for a fresh, delicious sandwich, THIS is where you need to be. The 🍞 is always fresh, thanks to their on-site bakery, and trust me, those croissant sandwiches? D..Delicious easily my favorite! They also have breakfast sandwiches!! Can't wait to try one of those! Now, let’s get into the egg rolls – especially the chicken ones. They’re an absolute 10/10 and get this; you can snag five for just $5! I mean, come on.. Everything is reasonably priced (less than $20 for the sandwich and rolls), the location is clean, and the staff is friendly! Do yourself a favor and stop by – you won’t regret it!

I understand why this place is so popular now. The Almond croissant was nice and soft. The beef pho was lovely. Their banh mi is the best we’ve tried in OKC so far. Their baguettes are so good! And if you want a pick me up, the coffee is on point. You order on the left and pick up on the right. The staff is friendly and the place is clean. There’s lots of parking/seating but this place can get crowded. Also, we’ve tried coming at 5 but doors were closed and they had a sign that said “drive thru open” so 🤷🏻‍♀️ I keep coming back though because they’re just that good.

What a great surprise! Lee's Sandwiches is a Vietnamese 🇻🇳 based restaurant with a European 🇪🇺 bakery. So the food is diverse. They have boxed and packaged goods along with their fresh, daily housemade items. I had the chicken pho soup 🍜 and it was very good 🥳🤤. My girls had Sandwiches and they love the fresh bread 🍞 😋. I also had the honeydew smoothie🧋with Boba beads. Delightful! If you live nearby and haven't tried them, I recommend stopping in. If you're driving past, swing in. I really don't think you can be disappointed. #shelivesontheroad #shesharestheroad #theroadholdssurprises #thingslookdifferentouthere #journeyingjamie #weshouldallknowthesethings #aclarifiedwoman #aclarifiedwomanthought

I started buying Lee’s Coffee Concentrate from Costco. I never had coffee so good before. I got interested in other products they offered because the coffee concentrated is so good. I had no idea there was a sandwich shop! Everything is fresh and so good!

This review is for their signature Vietnamese ice coffee and baguette. Whenever we are in town, we make sure to come by Lee's sandwich to get our Vietnamese coffee! It's packed with flavor and caffeine. The coffee is strong, fragrant, and creamy. Consistently good every time. A little too much ice tho. We were able to try their fresh and warm baguette. Nothing beats fresh bread. Service is pretty good. I noticed they have a drive thru? Will have to try that next time.

The food is delicious but the service was extremely poor. This location does not allow ordering ahead except through Grubhub or a third party app with a variance in the pricing. I opted to call in my order instead; when I arrived I was required to stand in the main line with 20+ people to pay and pickup. The order itself wasn't completely ready and we had to wait for them to finish putting everything together. It took about 20 mins just to pick up a to go order that was called in ahead of time. There should be a dedicated to go station where you can pay and pick up; the person bagging and calling out order numbers for pick up could easily be utilized in this capacity to be more efficient. They also have a drive thru which is always closed. It would alleviate the crowd and pressure inside but hasn't been used at least for the last couple of years.

its been a while since i've stopped by lees. was with sone friends traveling abroad and we stopped to grab some sandwiches for the road. food overall, i can definitely skip. bread is way too dense and heavy. okc lees has always been like this. the other locations worldwide tastes better. their coffee is strong, just how vietnamese coffee should be. however, we requested less condense milk (way too sweet) but they made it regularly. too sweet fir our enjoyment. we ordered: 2 vietnamese iced coffee, less sweet (2 ly ca phe sua da, it sua) 3/5. 3 combination/vietnamese cold cut baguettes (3 o banh mi thap cam) 2/5 2 vietnamese pork meatball baguettes (2 o banh mi siu mai) 1/5. we requested 1 w.no herbs/greens/veggie. it was all over stuffed w.cilantro,pickled carrots/daikon and raw onions. if youve smelled or eaten raw onions - its really pungent. personally, this was just a no go for me. could not enjoy a second bite. 2 ham/cheese croissant/baked pastry 3/5. the croissant pastry itself was dense for what it was. i rbr lees being way more light, airy and flakey. it was very generously filled w.cheese and salty ham. 4 pate chaud pastry w.minced pork 3/5. similar with the ham/cheese croissant, the pastry itself was too dense. filling was nice - a pinch of salt would help bring out yhe flavours and round it off nicely. 2 trays of fresh rolls/wraps (2 dia goi cuon). looks good but we are too full from the bread to try this just yet... service is usually really friendly and quick. the cashier taking our order didnt seem too pleased. we modified our sandwiches (requesting 1 w.no veggies/greens, jalapeno on the side, and both coffeess to be less sweet). somehow none of the mods came through and the cashier seem less than thrilled the entire time. anyways, thank you lees, all the best in 2024!

Wow I don't know why I never reviewed this place. I've been coming here since they open in Oklahoma City in the AsianDistrict. My ex wife was Vietnamese and I've went to Vietnam with her for a month and eat lots of different Vietnamese food and sandwiches. I've tried so many different food items on the menus from their eggrolls to their European sandwiches to the spring rolls and everything is always pretty solid and consistent. Food is good and so is price. Service, cleaning and temperature is left for a lot to be desired. The above is why three stars. I don't believe this is owned by the Lee Brothers. It's a franchise there's 59 Lee sandwiches in the country.

Every time I'm in OKC, I stop at Lee's. The fresh French bread is the best in the city and their baked goods are delicious. This trip, I went in to grab a smoothie (avocado is the best!!) and a banh mi to take back to Tulsa, but after browsing the grocery aisle, I decided instead to take all the fixings and make multiple banh mis at home. The staff helped me get everything I needed to make a Lee's combination sandwich at home: bread, pate, sausage, pickled veggies, French butter, Lee's mayonnaise...the works! What a treat! Highly recommend for a fun dinner in.

A great place to stop for a bite! My sister and I were on a road trip to the ozarks and stopped by for something quick the bread is made fresh and is so so good. Service was quick and efficient at the counter. I also got the sesame ball pastries which I was obsessed with. The sugar can drink was super sweet which was to be expected but my sister said she probably would have rather went with a Thai tea or something! Overall loved this place :)

Mr. Lee's is exceptional in many ways. The variety of foods weather sandwich, desserts or Viet Namese and Asian cusines. I've enjoyed the food here many times. Seems many Asian people eat here. That should be a great sign. I've bought many different sandwiches and people Subway and Neptune's are right across the street and Mr. Lee's I busy. If you want to take his baked fresh bread home I believe it's priced very affordable. It used to be a 1.00$ His restaurant is also a huge bread factory that furnishes many sandwich shops. I told my friend today while eating a wonderful sa n with there. If I just had a hot fresh loaf of his bread and a stick of butter I'd be very happy. Love his food. The employees are friendly and do their best to answer any questions you might have. I drank something today call Thai Tea. The first drink or two is great. However, it is very sweet. I didn't want to finish it because it tasted bad. It was just too sweet.

the outside is littered with cigarette butts from all the men sitting at tables smoking and playing cards. inside is clean and there is lots of items to choose from they have fresh pastries, breads and a variety of foods. I enjoyed my sandwich (mostly) it was a little on the dry side. hardly any sauce on it. I had the Lees special combo. I would like to come back again, my sister had no idea this place was here after 5 years of living here. Their boiled peanuts were so bland. i ate 2 and threw them out. not what this southern girl is used to. Definitely worth a try if in the area.

Happy to find a Bahn Mi sandwich here in OKC! The location has a nice variety on different foods, drinks, and desserts to try. It was kept clean inside and had plenty of seating. The bread on my sandwich was fresh and so were the vegetables. Meat had good flavor, but it was a little skimpy. It would of been nice to have a little more meat. Overall a good place to satisfy your bahn mi cravings

The Bahn Mi was so disappointing: bread is the wrong kind so it was dense and chewy instead of fluffy and thin. Half the boba in my drink was raw and inedible (looks like they didn't use enough water when cooking it). The avocado smoothie wasn't blended well so I was crunching chunks of ice. The spring roll and pork/chicken pastry were okay. The Vietnamese iced coffee was really good and tastes exactly the same as the other Lee's locations I've been to. Service was quick and the cafe area was clean. Would definitely come back for the iced coffee, but probably not for anything else.

Lee's Sandwiches is so underrated. Nowhere could you get a Vietnamese baguette so cheap and delicious at the same time. In terms of value, Lee's Sandwiches has the most value. The best item at Lee's Sandwiches is their Vietnamese milk coffee, probably the best you could find. Other drink to consider is sugar cane juice. I also like their spicy noodle soup. It's not the best in town but it serves as a good second option. They used to have Vietnamese desserts like Bambu but unfortunately no longer. The service is really quick. It's amazing, fast food quick. The owner is always there and always seem to be working. I have never seen him show any kind of emotions, just a stone face all the time. I am glad he doesn't work at the counter.

Lee's Sandwiches is always a must have whenever I'm out of town and there's a Lee's Sandwiches near by. Their banh mis are my favorite thing to order along with a Vietnamese coffee. Sometimes I feel I am back in VN when everyone is outside the place eating and drinking their coffees. Also, if you ever get the banh mi you should buy the extra mayo and pate containers they sell. You will not regret it!

Went through the drive thru yesterday to grab ourselves some boba and snacks. Ordered a large mango smoothie for myself while my hubby wanted a large mango/pineapple smoothie with boba. They were out of boba! Fine, he was okay without boba today. When she read our order back, she mentioned smalls when I had ordered larges so I corrected her and she said she got it. When I got to the window, they hand me smalls. I tell the cashier it's wrong, and he seemed like I was an inconvenience for me to even say anything when I ordered larges the entire time. Not a big deal, but the attitude was unnecessary. Otherwise I still love Lees for my coffee and smoothie drinks. Especially for their egg rolls and banh mi too! Maybe just a bad day, but could be someone's first impression that might deter them away in the future.

Healthy, delicious, and affordable sandwiches and drinks! I think this place is the heart of Oklahoma City's Asian district. Good for a quick bite or if the whole crew wants to sit, chat, and eat. Salty, sweet, meaty, and fruity eats galore! Stop here for all your Vietnamese eats needs.

Lee's Sandwich and I have met many many times. I just never wrote a review until now! This is my #1 go to Bahn Mi place here in OKC. It tastes authentic and fresh. More of a fulfilling sandwich that tastes like Spring in your mouth because it's light, tasty and fresh. I can't tell you what comes on the combination Bahn Mi but I can tell you it's the best one imo. My mom loves their bbq pork but the combo is where it's at- a little bit of everything. Whenever I'm on an egg roll craving, I always bust a mission here. Their chicken egg rolls are a little saltier but the PORK EGG ROLLS? Crunchy, thick, delicious, warm, and 5 for $4.50! They also offer spring rolls, pho, and other dishes there. There is a seating area if you choose to dine in as well. Their drive thru was closed today.

Great coffee and pastries here. Just know that you really have to like the taste of coffee to enjoy a coffee here. If you're one of those who like the creamer more than a coffee, this place might not be for you, as they're pretty strong. I like their almond croissants, but you have to get here early enough to catch them before they're gone. My only complaints about this place are that: a) the pastries are out where anyone can touch them and there are sometimes flies in the containers that house them, and b) there's always a group of older men smoking in front of the building. First off, I'm pretty sure it's illegal to smoke near the building entrances in Oklahoma, but it's also very insensitive to those who have respiratory issues. I'm not saying that every business has to accommodate everyone, but it's infuriating to have asthma and have to walk into that building thru the smoke clouds. If you use the drive thru and they're smoking, it's even worse. Just some food for thought.

When I found out there was a Lee's Sandwiches in OKC I jumped in my car and drove over as soon as I could. They have the best Vietnamese Coffee. It's sweet but not nearly as sweet as a lot of places make it and it is the best kick in the pants when you need it. I really like that the ice they use is not quite cubed and not quite pellet. It's fun to crunch on when you finish your drink and it doesn't melt too quickly watering down your beverage. The store is in a great area in NW OKC. I wasn't crazy about the setup. The front door is closed off and you have to look to the side to figure out how to enter. There are two sections, one where you order and one I am assuming where you pick up your items but I didn't see any signage so I had to watch what other people were doing before placing an order. Service is okay. It's a Vietnamese place so they will not be that friendly - don't take offense, it's a cultural thing.

Homemade bread. Great prices. Lots of seating. Boba was really good. Sandwiches could use a little more meat.

If you want a good bahn mi in okc, this is the place to go! Lee's has an amazing selection!

Best Bahn Mi in OKC! Great Vietnamese coffees and fresh pastries! We had a wonderful lunch. I asked for extra veggies, and they gave them to me at no charge. Will definitely go back.

We came to pickup 4 warm bagettes for the potluck xmas dinner. We went drive-thru instead of going inside.

This place has really good sandwiches and I would give it to 45 stars, but I am taking off one star because the meat to bread a ratio is inadequate. Don't get me wrong, I really love this place and I love the flavors of the sandwiches and the bubble teas, but I feel like there should be more meat/protein in the sandwich than there is. The bread is really crispy on the outside and soft on the inside which makes it delicious to bite into and to taste that deliciously crunchy pickled vegetable on the inside. I like to pair my sandwich with a Thai tea with tapioca pearls. This place is usually pretty busy and I was lucky when I went last because I didn't have to wait in line to order and I got my food relatively fast. All of the tables inside were relatively clean and it was actually a nice day and they were people eating outside. You can either order off of the menu and they will make you some fresh food or you can buy some pastries and breads and pay at the register for your goods. They actually have a drive-through too, which is nice. If you're on the go and you're wanting a sandwich you can just pop over through the drive-through and be on your way.

Love me a tasty Banh mi. The only thing that I found lacking was the vegetable inserts. I could use a bit more carrots in my sandwich. The baguette which is made in house was just the right balance of crusty and chewy. I also got some of those little cream filled fishes that they make In house because I couldn't help myself. The smell just permeated through the restaurant and it's a no brainer. They have a small selection of viet dessert offerings as well.

So happy there is a Lees in OKC. They earn bonus points bc they have a drive thru now. Thanks to the pandemic, it is now fully functional. It's super fast and they have a full menu to choose from. Inside, there are a lot of tables for dine in. Plenty of already made food ready to eat. What I love about this location is that they also serve Pho, bun Bo hue and other dishes you won't find at a Lees. The bun Bo hue is legit. Only negative thing about it is they don't give you enough herbs. Sometimes all you get it is cabbage. But overall, the bun Bo here is really good. We love their coffee and eggrolls. The pork and shrimp eggrolls are a hit. If you're in OKC, must check out this Lees. It's better than the one in Houston.

The ladies at the counters will answer all questions and are very positive and happy. The food was good. I loved the baguettes and took one home. I do think next time I will try the danishes. I can't wait to go back.

I love the variety of food they have. The snacks/small meals packaged at the front are made fresh daily and I love that there's always different items. The banh mi is good and crispy. Great and fast service every time. It's a casual place that you order at the register with seating if you wish to dine there. I always get to go here.

Ok, so I'm not from OKC but jumped off a plane for work and randomly found Lee's on yelp. Man am I glad I did. Bahn Mi was great put pork egg rolls were better. Best of all was the price. What a gem, wished we had one in St. Louis.

For anyone who has ever visited Lee's, I feel it is seriously underrated and I don't understand how. This place is AWESOME. Their drinks,desserts,baked goods,sandwiches, soups are scrumptious. I have never had bad service and I feel their prices are very good. Their breakfast croissants are seriously top notch. European sandwiches and the Asian sandwiches- I can even describe off the charts good. I always love their passion fruit juices and the Vietnamese coffee. I believe they have alot of espresso because I feel jittery and want to go home to clean and blast my salsa music while sweeping and mopping like a crazy woman. Seriously, if you have never visited Lee's, go do it. Zero regrets. Oh, and to top it off, they offer military discounts too Always a 10 plus in my book.

Holy cow ... you can't find better egg rolls. And their French bread. The staff is friendly and helpful.

Nothing like the pics! No turkey at all just two slices of ham and one slice of roast beef. Pretty disappointed!

Lee's is an institution on Classen. Its presence is a part of the fabric of the community. Although it's a chain, it has always felt like a homegrown eatery. In my recent experiences the quality of the sandwiches isn't what it used to be. I can understand as we proceed through a global pandemic there may be some changes. That said, I'd prefer to pay higher prices and get the great sandwiches that has always been Lee's. The ratio of goodies to bread has tipped the scales too far in the wrong direction. The bread is as delicious as always, but I feel cheated by these changes and that's not a good feeling. There seems to have also been a change in the wrong direction to their classic Vietnamese iced coffee. I couldn't put my finger on it, but it's just not the same. Here's hoping the recent changes aren't here to stay. With other Bahn Mi shops in town, I'm curious to explore a new local go-to shop. April 2021

If you are going post that you close at 7 close at 7! I drove from Guthrie and you were closed before the posted and advertised time. Last time I travel to patron your restaurant.

First thing, I hate the bread on their banh mi. It's a bread heavy version, roll doesn't even close properly and it's super tough to chew. Meats here are decent but nothing special, and there isn't much of it per sandwich. But the one thing I do enjoy about their sandwiches is the prominent pickled vegetables taste right. At $4-4.25 each, a banh mi here is an inexpensive lunch. I'm pretty sure they used to be even cheaper just a few years back. Drive thru would be convenient if they weren't so damn slow. There are a few better local options in the area, so there's no real reason to go here. Except maybe for their $1.25 3-pack of crab rangoon. I buy them by the bag full!

It is enough to know that this shop stands on a corner across from 2 other sandwich shops. On any given day Lees will be packed. Neptune subs will have a few customers snd Subway will be a ghost town.

Amazing custard filled fish shaped snack. I also had the coffee and that was lovely as well. The service was super fast and friendly. Happy lunar new year!

This place is so good. The ham and cheese croissant was way better than expected. When we came here at 2pm it wasn't even prime lunch time... but there was still a line that moved fast! By the time we sat down after ordering the line was still long. This place is great!! I tried the original Vietnamese coffee (size small) this tasted AMAZING!! And the Good ice in it makes it even better... but the ham and cheese croissant I was pleasantly surprised with... I will definitely being going back to try the Thai Thea and maybe some egg rolls!!

Driving thru OKC to get to TX. It was nice to see a Lee's Sanwiches. Stopped by to grab some banh mi and spring rolls. Service was fast and quick. Sunday morning was packed and all tables were full. Lots on menu items besides sandwiches such as soups, vermicelli bowls, and apps. Several heated items like pate chaud and cold items in coolers. They also have a drive thru. Don't forget the cafe sua da.

We ordered 10 banh mi dac biet and they were delicious. The bread was crispy with a slight of buttery taste when you bite into it. The meat and veggies blended everything really well together. My family always enjoy stopping by to get a sandwich and a Vietnamese coffee. The online service makes it quick and convenient now also.

I love Lee's. It's honestly something that I look forward to for lunch when I'm trying to purchase lunch on a tight budget. You'll get a quality sandwich that's filling and certainly worth the wait in line. The staff is always friendly to me, and are always happy to answer questions I might have. I also enjoy looking through the unique grocery products they have for sale setting off to the side while you're waiting in line. I love interesting items and flavors. It's like visiting another country without ever leaving Oklahoma. Another area of "Lee's" that I really appreciate is seeing people from the local community enjoying it's indoor and outdoor dining areas and using them as a friendly hub to play a game of cards or Chinese dominoes with close friends. It sends a message of welcome and warmth to all of Lee's customers. I highly recommend Lee's Sandwiches! The food's great, and so are the people.

The people here are always friendly and coming from California this one is a lot bigger and offers a lot more than ours. Love all the available prepared easy to grab n go..Once a week have to be here.

The best Vietnamese coffee I've ever had! It's so incredibly creamy and the perfect balance of sweet and bold. I also love all of their pastries. The croissants are next level delicious! Can't wait to go back and try their sandwiches!

Given OKC's fairly decent sized Vietnamese community, it comes as no surprise there's a Lee's in their Asia District. It is definitely one of the bigger locations I've seen and they seem to have a steady crowd all the time. It's not hard to see why, they are a complete establishment from top to bottom. The place is spacious. Since there is more room, there seems to be more snacks and selection than most other locations. There is plenty of seating for folks and the bathrooms are clean as well. There's even enough room for a Deli Manjoo stand, which might seem random but is a welcome sight for anyone who loves those mini cakes. Speaking of food, I actually like the banh mi here, especially the house special (dac biet). My baguette was freshly baked, slathered with lots of paté, and lots of meats stuffed to the brim. I have high regard for their grilled pork (thit nuong) and combination (thit nguoi). Not particularly crazy about their meatball (xa xiu) or their vegetarian (chay) one, but no one is perfect. What sets this Lee's apart is the fact there's so much more than banh mi. They have fried goods like spring rolls or pastries like pate so and bbq pork buns, and even ice cream. The latter has Asian flavors galore as well, such as honey dew, avocado, lychee and even durian. Combined with some deli manjoo, I am sure it'd make for an excellent dessert. Lastly, everyone needs to try their iced coffee. This is the caphe sua da of dreams. I realize that every Lee's has this same blend, but it's just so good. Even coming here for simply that, would be worth it with every sip.

We love Lee's for the banh mis and all their crispy munchies. We were so famished we didn't pause to take pictures of our crab rangoons and pork and chicken pie. The baquette wasn't as fresh as normal today so I'm giving one star less than the normal 4-star rating I'd normally give the establishment. Still a great place to grab a sarnie though, be it Asian or European, and they've got fresh sugarcane juice which curbs my homesickness being half Thai.

I wanted to balance my first review. I don't think I ordered the right thing. So that was just ok. But I've since ordered the Vietnamese sandwiches and those are great

I can't believe it - in the middle of America to find a Lees sandwiches. I think this location is consistent with other Lee franchises. My favorite thing was the sugar cane juice - and Banh cuon. The banh Mi at this location is just ok (not as good as other locations I have been to) I love the variety of offerings (I got a little Carried away and bought too much food for our drive) Overall with the variety of items on their menu - most items being 9 or 8 out of 10. Highly recommend stopping here if you're in OKC.

Oh Lee's. Home of the famous Vietnamese coffee. That's all I come here for lol. The banh mi is mediocre at best. You can find better places.. just come for the sweet sweet strong coffee y'all

You gotta try this place! The sandwiches taste so fresh and the bread is SO GOOD. I went here when i was kid and i couldn't really remember what i used to get but i know i liked it so i thought i'd try this place out again. My taste buds has changed over the years so i wasn't expecting too much but gosh i think this place just got better. Also I love their coffee - it is addictive! I would come here just for the coffee honestly. I do wish they used their drive thru but every time i have come through it was closed off.

This is the largest Lee's Sandwiches I've ever seen. Outside it looks like a supermarket of some sort. Inside it looks like a gutted-out supermarket - more like a food court with just one restaurant; Lee's Sandwiches (although there is what looks to be a defunct cream puff/cake shop of some sort named "Deli Manjoo"). This is your one-stop shop for all things banh-mi or Vietnamese side dish/snack related. Very excellent curry stew as well (where they give you a full-size accompanying baguette!) Also made the mistake of buying a full cup of fish sauce (thought it was a brown sugar tea drink) but luckily the spring rolls I also got paired very well with it. Not sure what happened to their drive-thru but it was awesome when they had it (also the only Lee's Sandwiches with a drive-thru I've seen as well). Bring it back! Haha - but the main offerings are good enough to force you to park your car, come down and walk into the grocery-store/food-court-looking premises to buy a banh-mi - especially one of a meatball, pate, or mixed meat variety.

I was looking for a good Bahn Mi sandwich but the first two places I tried were closed so Lee's it was. There is not any seating inside and it's so hot! People were fairly friendly and I felt like the prices were reasonable. My sandwich was okay...but still searching for some good Bahn Mi sammies.

I get the vegetarian sandwich at least once a week. Lee's sandwiches is a staple to OKC for sure