Les Givral's

The perfect cheap eats I drive by here at least a few times a week and finally today made the stop. And I was delighted. The food is simply but tasty. As you walk in, the spring rolls are packed for choosing. If you are fancy the fried spring roll they are on the corner of the display case. The selection is great range from chicken/pork to tofu. If you want a true Asian spring roll the 3-pack (can remember what it is called) that has Asian cured sausage, egg, dried shrimp, is the best. Food selection is great. Be aware the quantity is Texasized: massive. All for 6 to 7 dollars which is quite fantastic. Bun mi here is very tasty, although no beef option. One thing I highly recommend is tofu anything here. In general tofu dishes are bland but the tofu here is seasoned so you taste it. Happy eating!

We came here for lunch just about 30 minutes after opening but the line was already long. However it’s moving fast. Most customers just ordered to-go instead of dine-in. Their price is very cheap and even cheaper than in Vietnamese town in Bellaire. All dishes are very delicious and huge. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to try Vietnamese food.

Just wow. Can’t believe sandwiches as amazing as these exist in Texas. The banh mi are prepared on crispy, fresh baguettes, with the crunchiest of veggies and tender, flavorful pork. The shop is super clean and staff are following health and safety guidance. Prices can’t be beat! I’ll be back, many times.

Very chill place, food is great and there is usually a short wait. Their sandwiches are very savory and filling, but their coffee is a tad bit too sour. Their soda machine is just a paper weight but at least they have various drink offerings from a fridge nearby. Definitely a place for a quick cheap lunch. Update June 2018: I keep coming back here often. It’s always good and they cleaned up the place a bit. They finally took the soda machine out!

Went here for lunch on a Tuesday and it was packed! Which is a great sign because the food most be good and fresh.... And it definitely was. The bo bia was delicious, not like my mom but still very delicious. I was actually so full after that I couldn't eat my banh mi dac biet. I left with that and a roasted pork with pate for consumption later in the day. Oh, and the Vietnamese iced coffee is great here!

I had beef stew rice noodle soup, chargrill bbq pork vermicelli, and chargrill bbq pork sandwich. Quick service at around 4.30pm. All dishes were delicious, very generous portion, good price. I enjoyed it.

Love every element of Les Givral’s :) Had to try all three banh mis: shredded chicken, tofu, bbq pork. Tofu is a good veggie option. Pork was a bit salty. Chicken was soft and well marinated.

So affordable we literally did a double take looking between the food on the tables and the prices on the menu. Yes, you'll be full of great, simple Vietnamese food for $5. It's nothing new or groundbreaking, but for healthy food and massive portions you can't go wrong here.