Les Banh Mi

Cute little place that's kind of tucked away in Salt Lake City! Some friends and I went here on a whim after the train broke down at Library Station, so it's definitely a place that's located in a really convenient spot. The atmosphere is very simple, neat, and kinda whimsy. It was a little later at night so the service was a little ornery but overall they were pretty friendly. We had to ask for several things like the hoisin sauce for the phõ, but it was okay. We ordered the spicy lemongrass chicken banh mí, and some phõ with brisket for a friend who'd never eaten Vietnamese food before. They were both really good, and I will say you should definitely get the banh mí cause it's literally a banh mí place so of course that's their specialty. Cool place!

I’m new to salt lake and wanted a Vietnamese banh mi the worker Jennifer was really kind and helpful! I got the grilled pork belly and it was delicious! One if not the best sandwich I’ve had.

Omg! What a gem of a restaurant! Came downtown to Oasis and decided we wanted a substantial nosh. Cute vibes inside: some inspirational signs, MANY clocks, and glass bricks We were the only ones there and this place definitely needs more hype. I got the Vermicelli noodles with tofu, which was soooo tasty. The tofu was this amazing texture that soaked up the sauce so well... yum. The server who brought us our food was great. Hustled to get us our drinks and contributed to our lovely experience. Thank you! We'll be back.

The bowl in the picture is mine that I transferred to after getting takeout lol. The owner seems to not take criticism very well. I’m adding a picture with the bowl from the restaurant. Got the pho and it just didn’t taste proper. I’ve grown up with authentic pho made by my grandpa and have made pho many times. This was just not it. I was craving pho and this was one of the only places open past 9pm, so that’s a plus, but I would rather not have spent $15 for a bowl of freeze dried meat and beef broth that had its taste changed by the stem of the green onions they put in it for some reason. Broth was more of a yellow rather than the deep brown you get from cooking meat over a long time. I did not try the Banh mi, so I cannot speak on it, but I genuinely hope they try to improve their method for the pho. The Thai tea was also overly sweet.

I really enjoyed the sandwich I got at Les Banh Mi—the flavors were fresh and delicious. It was nice that it came with a drink and chips, which made it feel like a complete meal. That said, I was a little surprised by how small the sandwich was for the price. Still, the taste was great, and I’d probably come back when I’m in the mood for something quick and flavorful.

Absolutely worth it! You will likely have to wait, they do take orders through kiosks and get a lot of online orders. The food is top notch and the pricing compared to the quality is out of this world! Tiffany is an amazing woman and k fortunate to have been able to have her serve me both times I've come so far. Atmosphere is also amazing, they have unrated music that plays and is up-beat. Great contrast to the religious state. Great place to take a date after picking up media from the library

This banh mi place has good sandwiches; they bake their own baguettes in the restaurant, and there’s parking on the left side or in the back of the building. I also tried the mango sticky rice, which was ok.

I was pleasantly surprised when we arrived. We got there late. The attendant who seemed super busy said we could order and eat in. We ordered on the tablet which was convenient. The food arrived quickly. The service was great. The food was super delicious. They went above and beyond to make sure we were good offering a full order of egg rolls when there was a mistake made. The bread with the pho was amazing. They make their own bread!!! I will be back. I recommend.

I was looking for a tasty and delicious Pho dinner but I was unfortunately underwhelmed. The broth didn't have a lot of taste the the service took a long time to deliver. You first ordered on a computer and waited to get served, and sat down on the person tables. The tables where small and wooden benches and meant for a quick bite. The theme was French and Vietnamese, but I was able to gather the connection between the two.

This banh mi place has good sandwiches; they bake their own baguettes in the restaurant, and there's parking on the left side or in the back of the building. I also tried the mango sticky rice, which was ok.

Omg! What a gem of a restaurant! Came downtown to Oasis and decided we wanted a substantial nosh. Cute vibes inside: some inspirational signs, MANY clocks, and glass bricks We were the only ones there and this place definitely needs more hype. I got the Vermicelli noodles with tofu, which was soooo tasty. The tofu was this amazing texture that soaked up the sauce so well... yum. The server who brought us our food was great. Hustled to get us our drinks and contributed to our lovely experience. Thank you! We'll be back.

We had a door dash from here yesterday. For a place that has Banh Mi in the name, the Banh mi were bland. No cilantro or herbs, no jalepenos, just bland protein and carrots/daikon radish. I would never order them from here again. The spring rolls were good but not outstanding. The Bun is good but also not outstanding. Get your Vietnamese food somewhere else if you can.

A just open ... brand new ... awesome Vietnamese restaurant! They have a easy simple menu and something for everyone! They have Banh Mi sandwiches - Pho - chicken wings and Vietnamese yogurt- egg rolls and one ton soup! I got their #3 Banh Mi - a well marinated pork belly a little sweet and a little salty a perfect blend plus well marinated veggies a perfect sandwich for sure and it comes with a drink! Drinks are self serve. The restaurant is clean and a simple design you can choose to eat inside or tables setup for dining out side! They have a private lot for parking! The people are friendly especially Willie - who helped me decide what to order since everything looked so so good!

If you want pho, DO NOT come here. Genuinely disgusting, the worst pho in Utah I've ever had. Flavorless broth, gross "brisket", and they completely skimp out on hoisin sauce which does their disgusting pho zero favors. Do not go here.

I tried the rice noodles (Pho) with soup. The meal comes with a snack and a drink, which is very nice. The rice noodles doesn't really taste great but still is good. Can also order a load of small bread which is nice.

Came in to Utah from NorCafor my work assignment. Decided to give this place a try because I like to support Vietnamese food establishments. I ordered the number 1, which is the steak bánh mì. The meat was very well marinated! If it had a bit more veggies(pickled radish/pickled carrots/cilantro/cucumber) it would have been A1. The baguette was a bit on the softer side, outer parts croissant like. Ambiance and seating were nice. Not sure if the lack of veggies is a local palette adaptation. Service was good.

As someone that grew up in Orange County, my judgement on banh mi is probably pretty snobby and harsh but I know where the bar is for this. I got the honey garlic pork and the flavor was good. Definitely sat in the marinade for a while. My biggest issue was the banh mi itself, it wasn't very warm and bread was a little old. Old banh mi has a harder spongey texture on the inside so it really ruined what it had from a flavor perspective.

My boyfriend and I were so excited to order from here because we were really craving a Banh Mi! We travel and have tasted some pretty good ones and saw the other reviews so we thought we would give it a try. When we came to pick up our to go order there was no customers in the restaurant and we were in plane view of the girl running the counter. She just stared at us and kept eating her food behind the counter. We stood there for a few minutes waiting for her to help us out (the only customers there.) She finally came up to us and gave us our food, but with an attitude. She seemed upset that we were there and what sucks is why did we give a tip on takeout just to be treated like that?

The service was great and the staff were super nice, but the food was significantly overpriced and pretty underwhelming. There are several other options in town for Vietnamese food and bahn mi that are easily twice as good, and half the price.

This place is a treasure. I loved, loved the flavor of the marinade, the crispy bun, and the excessive amount of carrots and daikon. This sandwich made my top-ten-best sandwiches list. The lady behind the counter was very kind and friendly. The restaurant was clean and pleasant. For the perfect casual date night, get Banh Mi sandwiches and then go get Nutella layered cake slices at Doki Doki next door!

The food was incredible, the person who helped me was so gracious and sweet, and I loved how beautiful and cozy the inside of this restaurant is. It is super great and it a must come visit

One of the best banh mi I have had in quite some time. The gentleman working behind the counter was very friendly and recommended the pork belly banh mi, so much flavor on a great crumbly roll. My buddy got the Thai time which was also delicious. Don't go here just for the banh mi though, the vegan spring rolls and pork egg rolls were also excellent. We will both definitely be coming back more than once.