Lynda Sandwich

Food is pretty good. The owner is a well known Vietnamese 80s-90s singer. Linda has good taste, she makes this small shop very cozy and relaxing with good music so I can sit enjoy my banh Mi. Thank you Linda, it was a wonderful experience at your shop. I would love to franchise this establishment.

The banh mi chay was absolutely delicious! There are many other unique items on the menu that I'm eager to try next time. The black ice coffee was a bit lighter than I expected from a Vietnamese coffee shop. It almost tasted like a donut shop coffee with ice added. While it wasn't bad, I hoped for a darker, stronger flavor. The service was great, the shop was clean, and the food came out quickly.

Incredible authentic Banh Mi. Usually you have to go to a mom and pop shop that a little dirty and loud to get authentic Asian food. But here you get the authenticity with a modern Asian environment. They have plenty of outdoor seating with nature and indoor seating as well. The bathroom is stunning, I didn’t think I would be mentioning it but it was actually one of the cleanest, best smelling bathrooms I’ve been in at a small restaurant; they even have lit candles and interior decor in there. Highly recommend for a good meal, good times, and most importantly of all; a good poop.

Yummm banh mi, cute, nice atmosphere

I like banh mi lynda sandwich, the pate smells good and very flavorful, i really like this and i came from portland just to eat hers at cali. if there was 10 stars i would rate it 10 stars! i recommend eating there because it tastes good and you shoukd try the xa xiu. My dad had to eat 2 banh mis because it was too good 💕

hair in my sandwich lmfao. 😐🤢 otherwise great sandwich!!

We came in just before 6pm on a Sunday and I had the most bizarre experience. My group ordered 6 Banh Mi to go and then I asked if they could pack 2 bags of the Thai waffle cookies in a hard plastic container so that I could pack them in luggage. They answered "no, we don't do that." So the business missed out on almost $20 of sales or more because the staff would not use one of their plastic containers. Then I asked for beignets and cashier told me that it would be a 20 minute wait and I said no problem. But then the manager came out and said no. No we're not doing beignets were sold out. So that was obvious that they just didn't want to make them for us even though it was still an hour before closing....ok.... That's nice. So after a 5-minute wait we received our Banh mi. I ordered the barbecue pork. It was average at best. The meat was thinly sliced and not plentiful. They were really stingy on the pickled veggies as well. I asked for jalapenos and I counted three thinly sliced pieces. I hear that this place is owned by a famous Vietnamese singer. The place is decorated pretty cool and eclectic, but the furniture looks dingy, dusty, dirty and really needs to be replaced. There are many autographed pictures of celebrities around the place which is totally awesome!! You could tell that someone once took pride in the little cafe but with the bad management and generally unfriendly service, it must be a struggling business or on the way.

Good was on point didn't have get garlic Noddle's its pretty hard being Caucasian being white American I get it ..staff was trained food was on.point everything was bad here if your a American food is sub par they don't even hear u I ordered a shrimp cake never came I wasn't charged so no biggie do u need four people up front all money is green I felt very uncomfortable I'm chill in my skin that area location u all hate Americans its easy too see I won't be going back u all feed off each other never gonna grow

Every time im in town with the family we always stop by to grab their sandwiches. They're so good. Definitely recommend! We ordered the special and bbq pork both with extra pate. Crunchy, soft, and flavorful. You won't be chewing your jaw out with her sandwiches unlike some other known places. Recommend!

*** 3% surcharge on using credit cards *** Lynda Sandwich is opened by 90's star Lynda Trang Dai aka the Vietnamese Madonna and the Vietnamese sandwich (banh mi) shop was featured in 2024 documentary 'New Wave'. The sandwich shop was empty when I came here at 6 PM on Sunday. [Parking]: Easy parking as the shop shares the same large plaza as Shun Fat Westminster Superstore. [Atmosphere]: Unique interior decor with a wall of celebrity pictures. [Menu]: According to an NPR article ( https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2015/10/31/453152297/how-vietnam-s-version-of-madonna-became-a-california-sandwich-maven ), the owner is the only one who prepares the special Lynda Sauce. The top two popular orders are Lynda Special Sandwich and beignet. Beignet comes with three flavors - original, caramel, and cinnamon. *** Beignet (original - $6): I didn't know about three different flavors for beignet and the cashier didn't bother explaining the menu so I assume these beignet I got were original flavor. To my surprise, these small bites were quite good and had more than enough portion for one person to finish! Crispy exterior and not overwhelming sweet. I actually like this dessert better than banh mi. Grilled Shredded Chicken Sandwich (Lynda homemade sauce and some vegetables including cucumber, Vietnamese pickles, jalapenos, onion, and cilantro - $7.50): Nothing special and tasted pretty mediocre. *** While I dig the overall vibe of this sandwich shop and beignet, it was hard to get excited about banh mi. Come for ambiance but lower expectation on banh mi.

Heard great things about Lynda's. Shop was super cute with abundant decor. I got the đặc biệt/ house special. It was solid! I was surprised because mine had some fried onions. The sauce was good and the bread was very good. Next time I'll get extra pate cuz it was a little dry. Came out to a little over $8.

I finally made it here after hearing about it for years. I didn't want to go with a basic sandwich, I mean, this is Lynda's restaurant after all. So I ordered the fried egg and sausage sandwich. First, let's talk about the bread. It's toasted. It's got that light springiness that only comes with fresh bread. The bread is crispy with a soft center. It won't leave your mouth bleeding like the bread at Lee's. The garlic mayo is amazing with the fried egg. I may have screwed myself over by ordering this sandwich because, as they say, once you go fried egg you ain't go back. No, no one really says that but me. Yeah, I'll never be able to order any other sandwich. The decor is very nice and friendly. I'd love to sit around if I have time. Service is very professional and friendly. I'll try the desserts on my next visit. Beignet looks amazing!

I used to be a fan of Lynda Trang Đài, but after everything that's come to light, I can no longer support her--or her sandwich shop in Westminster. On January 6, 2025, Lynda was arrested in Orlando, Florida for shoplifting an AirPods case from a Gucci store. She was booked at the Orange County Jail and later released on bail. Despite this, she went on Vietnamese talk shows claiming she wasn't arrested and that she just "went voluntarily" with police to avoid a scene. That's simply not true--her arrest record and court documents say otherwise. In fact, police bodycam footage has been released on Youtube, providing solid proof of her arrest, and Gucci officially pressed charges against her for theft. Some fans have tried to brush this off as just a minor misdemeanor, but the reality is much more serious. Her trial is scheduled for July 22, 2025, and she'll have to appear in court, pay legal fees, and face the public fallout. Her reputation is taking a massive hit--and rightfully so. Fewer customers are coming to her sandwich shop, and she's no longer a welcome performer at major events. This isn't just a PR issue--it's a reflection of poor character. Even worse, this wasn't an isolated incident. Few people know she was also caught stealing in Costa Mesa years ago. It's a disturbing pattern of behavior, not just a one-time lapse in judgment. Being a public figure comes with responsibility. Lynda chose to steal, lie about it, and mislead her fans. That's not someone I want to support with my money or trust. Videos of her arrest are now public and will follow her forever. Shame on anyone who continues to excuse this kind of behavior. Fame doesn't excuse theft, and lies don't erase the truth. It's time for Vietnamese production companies like Asia, Paris By Night, Thúy Nga, Vân Sơn, Làng Văn and otheres to do the right thing by distancing themselves from Lynda Trang Đài. Continuing to support her sends the wrong message to the community--it normalizes dishonesty and undermines the values of integrity and respect that these platforms have long represented. I won't be returning to her sandwich shop, and I strongly encourage others to think twice--not just about supporting her business, but also about attending her live shows or appearances. Let's stand together for accountability and truth.

We saw this spot on a documentary called New Wave Documentary where Lynda was one of the main stars and her restaurant Lynda Sandwich was highlighted so we decided to stop by when we were in the area! The restaurant is quirky and loungey with different styles of seating set around. Gives that coffee shop vibes. There's a wall adorned with old photos of Lynda throughout her singing career. We ordered the the Lynda Special ($7.25) which is her dac biet banh mi. It is a skinny baguette as well which I don't mind because it's easier to eat while on the go. It was a unique take on 'dac biet' with some cold meat, some shredded meat, and pickled radish, jalapenos, and some cucumbers. I do which they had more plentiful fillings but it was still a good amount. The star of the sandwich was the special mayo they use. It was delicious and brought the whole sandwich together. I basically forgot there wasn't pate in there because that mayo was so delicious.

Most delicious shredded chicken Vietnamese sandwich ever! The bread is fresh and the service is very nice

Super cute shop and unique vibe. Friendly staff. They have yummy banh mis and coffee! Definitely recommend for a little cafe stop.

In January 6, 2025 Lynda Trang Dai (the owner) was arrested in Orlando, Florida for stealing an AirPods case at Gucci store. Lynda was detained at the Orange County Jail and later released on bail. Lynda Trang Dai appeared on several Vietnamese interview shows, claiming she didn't steal anything and was never arrested. She said she voluntarily went with the police to the station to avoid causing a scene at the mall. All lies. Some of her fans brushed it off, saying the theft was just a misdemeanor and no big deal, that she just needs to pay a fine. But her actions aren't just wrong--they're far more serious than simply paying a fine. Her HEARING Trial court date is set for July 22, 2025. She has to fly to Orlando to appear before a judge--wasting even more time and money--along with additional attorney fees, public shame, and humiliation. She's lost fans, seen fewer customers at her sandwich shop, and her reputation is fading fast. She's becoming less famous, no longer respected, and is no longer invited to perform at major events. This is deeply shameful and humiliating for her--but she deserves every bit of it. As a celebrity, she should be a positive role model for her fans. Instead, she chose to steal, lie about it, and attempt to cover up the story. Millions of people-- including family, friends, and fans--are watching the police bodycam footage of her arrest. This will haunt her for the rest of her life. These videos on the internet and social media will never go away. Most people don't know this, but she was caught stealing in Costa Mesa years ago too. Looks like it wasn't a one-time mistake--it's a pattern. Who knows how many times she's gotten away with it before finally getting caught. Shame on Lynda Trang Đài. And shame on her family, friends, and fans who continue to defend a crooked celebrity caught stealing. Fame doesn't excuse crime. Quit making excuses for her. Stop protecting someone who keeps lying and stealing. Supporting her now says more about you than her.

We don't have [many] (correcting since I forgot to include the word) banh mi shops in LA, so you'd get them from restaurants that serve them. It was nice to drop by before returning, so I got a few sandwiches to enjoy at home. I go for my usual house specials and BBQ pork. It feels more like a coffee shop, which means it's a good spot to study, but it's too far, and they close early.

Best banh mi place in OC. I got shredded chicken, grilled pork and grilled beef banh mi and they were all amazing. The service is quick and friendly. The shop is cute and clean.

The banh mi chay was absolutely delicious! There are many other unique items on the menu that I'm eager to try next time. The black ice coffee was a bit lighter than I expected from a Vietnamese coffee shop. It almost tasted like a donut shop coffee with ice added. While it wasn't bad, I hoped for a darker, stronger flavor. The service was great, the shop was clean, and the food came out quickly.

I was looking for bahn mi, and I literally saw the Lynda Sandwich sign while in the area. A quick glance at Yelp and I figured this was definitely a try. Little did I know some of the history behind the owner, but based on the pictures, it looked super interesting. Walking up to the store, I was surprised to see a Vietnamese motorcycle gang meet-up. Lol, not talking about the Mongols type group, but weekend warrior yuppies who enjoy the motorcycle culture. Anyway, back to the food. Ordered a Lynda special and a chicken bahn mi. I literally sat down for 3 minutes when they called my order. What quick service! I drove home so didn't eat the sandwiches right away. When I finally unwrapped Lynda's sandwich, it was intact, still warm, and the bread was not saggy or over toasted. It was perfect, and all the contents were delicious. The sauce was a nice compliment to the sandwich, and the jalapeño was fresh. I thoroughly enjoyed it. My wife had the chicken, and she claims that the chicken was better tasting than another banh mi dealer (that I shall not name. lol) Anyway, I would definitely return for more here.

This is my most favorite sandwich shop. They have the best tasty sandwiches that there is no other sandwich shop compares with. My favorite is Banh Mi dac biet. Keep it up with the good food quality and don't ever change the recipe. Thank you Lynda Sandwiches

I was really excited to try Lynda Sandwich for the first time, especially after hearing so much about it. I even got to meet Lynda herself, which I initially thought was a cool bonus. Unfortunately, the excitement quickly faded -- and not for reasons you'd expect. I have serious food allergies to dairy and peanuts, so I asked if the "Lynda Special" contained either. Her employee was kind and immediately offered to check in the back to be sure. But while they went to check, Lynda herself smirked and said, "Why would it have those allergens?" -- as if it were a silly question. That one comment showed a shocking lack of awareness. Food allergies can be fatal, and as a business owner serving the public, it's imperative that she knows what's in her food and treats those concerns with seriousness and care. Ironically, her employee showed more professionalism and empathy than she did. That alone speaks volumes about the values of this place. I won't be going back, and I truly hope Lynda takes food safety -- and customer respect -- more seriously in the future.

A bit cluttered, but I've known this place forever. I can't help but love the Lynda sauce enough to come back. Still, I wouldn't sit there to enjoy. It just seems empty, without music, a bit outdated and I would wonder what else there is exactly good.

3.3564 stars Lynda Sandwich is not the grab and go type of Vietnamese sandwich. Instead, this place feels more like a dine-in situation type of place. I stopped by for a snack and ordered the dặc biệt ~ Lynda Special. It costs around $7 bucks which is the going rate for bánh mì sandwiches these days. It's your standard dặc biệt with all the cold cuts and veggies, but here, they curiously add shredded chicken. While it was a nice surprise, I felt like it didn't add much to the overall taste. I did appreciate the mayo + pâté ratio, but other than that, nothing was quite memorable about the sandwich . Overall, it was a good snack and a break to my bánh mì rolodex.

Would have given ZERO but wouldn't be able to post. The online order menu for vegetarian Ban Mi says $5.75, but when you walk in the chalkboard days $7.00 and the young kid says, $7.25. He stays it's an old menu but it appears to be updated December 29, 2024. Stay away....ripoff

Lynda Sandwich is a nice spot to stop by when you want a quick bite. This place is known for its unique interior and popularity attracted by various Vietnamese singers and actors/actresses. Both the Vietnamese coffee and sandwiches are made different from what I'm used to. Personally, I prefer strong and sweet coffee. Lynda's version of the cà phê sữa đá is much lighter and not as sweet. Similarly with the cà phê sữa đá say and salted coffee. If you prefer light Vietnamese coffee, I recommend giving it a try. The sandwiches were pretty solid and just enough for me to eat all by myself in one sitting (Note: it's usually difficult for me to do so in a sitting haha!) Overall, the food and service were great! The cashier was super sweet and really helpful. I definitely recommend giving this place a try if you're around. Hope this helps!

Food was amazing the place is decorated so beautifully and the sandwich is 10/10 the portions are perfect for the price.

I decided to look for new viet sandwich places since I always go to Pickle (still my number one favorite). I saw Lynda recommended on Reddit and stopped into. I don't know her as a singer, but read the reviews on Yelp and yt. Got the dac biet no onions, regular for husband and pork roll for my child. Added extra pate. It's really good! I thought we'd still be hungry as the sandwiches appear smaller (I saw Lynda recommended YouTube vid of Lynda saying she doesn't want a lot of carbs in her sandwich) but the filling is skimpier but we were pretty full. I was really doubtful of the beignets since I think some were in the front in the case but they made ours fresh! I don't think anyone has mentioned them in a review in some years. I think it has condensed milk at the bottom or could be just melted sugar. The beignets are small and they slightly softer than Cafe Du Monde's. Delicious nonetheless, I like them better than Disney's Tiana's kitchen version. The cafe has great vibe and bathroom is clean. Love it here. The workers were nice but seemed unhappy. Hope Lynda is being nice to them! Oh and I don't much like the Vietnamese coffee, strong. Had them add more milk and condensed milk but it was still way strong. Doesn't beat pickle for me except for the dac biet, but a nice alternative. I will be back! Oh and way better quality than banh mi che cali. Quality has been pretty bad since Covid. Not a fan of daikon and carrot or radish.

Cute cafe. Fun decorated interior. Comfy. Counter service. Good amount of indoor seating. Good bbq pork bahn mi.

The bank mi is pretty good I must say but the staff here I don't felt like they're welcoming me..... good sauce good pate 6.75/10

They offer a solid grilled pork sandwich if you're in the area and craving a sandwich. Will not be back since it does not dethrone my favorite banh mi at THH. Definitely recommend the spot if you're a fan of Lynda Trang Dai. You'll enjoy the decor. Plenty of parking as it is in a large shopping center.

I had breakfast at a famous Vietnamese singer's banh mi shop when I took a trip to Socal with my parents. The interior was decorated with famous Vietnamese artists that have been there. We had the Lynda's special banh mi dac biet and the xiumai. The Vietnamese coffee ca phe sua da was so good but so strong because I'm sensitive to caffeine. The owner herself is there sometimes which is cool! The service was quick and easy. I would definitely come back for their banh mi because it tastes unique to the place!

My go to bánh mi spot, they are always pretty consistent. I like their bread more compared to other spots. I always get to-go.

The food is so good. The price is so cheap for the taste. The place and workers are so chill too 10/10

Very rude customer service, the bread was very stale and wasn't the usual size. When spoken to the employee of this establishment she was very hostile. Would never comeback here again! The price was $8.10, after tax. Very pricey compared to other Banh Mi shop in Little Saigon!

One of the best sandwiches in Westminster the beef sandwich is really good very friendly and chill peeps

Coming in, the interior is very well decorated and they have a very clean bathroom as well! I ordered the banh mi dac biet and I was a biiiit disappointed. For more than $7, the banh mi was lacking in meat, pate, and veggies. There was only like 4 strips of cilantro. The banh mi was pretty mediocre and I could not see or taste any pate, even though I know there was "some" because it was on my banh mi paper wrapping. It had a slight peppery taste, kind of like egg salad, and I thought that was interesting (although it wasn't necessarily unenjoyable). Kind service but I don't think I will be returning.

Great service. Delicious banh mi. Inexpensive. Clean. Decided to make a quick stop to pick up banh mi before flying back home. Was hoping to meet the famous Lynda Trang Dai but she wasn't there. But it is alright. Her banh mi made up for it. Best tasting banh mi I've had in awhile. Love the pate, butter, and shredded chicken. It was perfect. Mad at myself because I only bought two when I should have bought more. Highly recommend.

I think the big draw to this place is that it's owned and operated by the famous Vietnamese singer. You walk into what looks like a very eclectic and crowded living room, not a sandwich shop. All the decor was interesting and overwhelming to say the least. Even the menu looks busy with crowded colorful words on multiple dry erase boards. There were a lot of options to choose from, but I got the Banh Mi Dac Biet (Lynda Special). Ironically, the sandwich itself was a little underwhelming, nothing special about the bread. The sauce and pate spread were good but the amount of meat was kinda minimal and a little dry. The pickled daikon and carrots were crispy and juicy but the cilantro and cucumber didn't taste very fresh, unfortunately. Perhaps it was an off-day.

Their special sandwich is pretty good. It has yummy pork floss in it. Their sandwich or baguette is still good even if eaten cold. You can call to order ahead to save pick up time. My daughter likes her sandwich without any veggies They have beignets too that I want to come back and try.

Based on my last terrible visit few years ago , I decided to give this place another try. And look what I found in my sandwich. PLASTIC WRAPPED and A STRING . WTF ?????. WOW!!!. Such a special ingredient . Please look for yourself and I don't know what to say at this point.

If you want the best chicken Banh Mi sandwich, then this place is for you. I've been to so many Vietnamese restaurants and sandwich shops, and this one tops them all. Why is it the best. Two main reasons. Let's start off with the bread. It's the best tasting bread for a sandwich. Very fresh and not stale or chewy. High quality stuff. Then there's the chicken. If you look inside, you'll see it's shredded chicken with not fat pieces. A lot of Vietnamese places give you fat pieces, and don't shred the meat good. Not Lynda's Sandwich. Everything is precise. The vegetables are fresh, which consists the pickled shredded carrots & radish. The cilantro, cucumber slice, and jalapeño slices. This sandwich never gets soggy, which is another important part of why their sandwich is so great. You can eat it the next day, and still tastes amazing.

Not impressed with their coffee, they use to fill it up fully but not sure what happened this time. Tasted watered down already too and that was sipping on it right after getting my order. The banh mi bread itself was good, not overly crispy and soft inside. But the filling was lacking. I went 2 hours before closing but it seemed like staff was ready to close already, which would explain the poor quality of food today. This place was my favorite spot for banh mi but today's visit is making me reconsider.

The food here is usually great, and I typically have no issues with the service--until today. I placed an order online and came to pick it up, only to be informed that they were out of one of the items. When I told the cashier that I hadn't received any notification about this, he just shrugged and said, "I updated the order." Since I had already made the long drive, I decided to order a different item. I waited for 15 minutes and still haven't heard my number being called. The cashier noticed I was waiting but didn't check on my order until I asked him to please check. He then returned to tell me, "Oh, they are just now working on your order." He then nonchalantly added that the machine didn't print the ticket. Very disappointed with the service.

I haven't gone here since junior high which was about 10 years ago. Was a weekend spot my grandpa and I would go to after golfing at mile square park. Usually very hip music and I he hustle and bustle of all the customers enjoying their food, drinks and convos with each other. Food is great here. I used to be a avid fan of a classic Banh mi spot ngl but this little gem has been my go to recently. I'm a diehard fan now of their grilled beef sandwich packed with delicious flavors of peanuts and lemongrass. Along with grilled shredded chicken sandwich that is savory, sweet and oh so garlicky. Let's not get started on their Viet iced coffee which has actual roasted flavor in it and perfect amount of the liquid gold known as condensed milk. I love this spot and it's a must if you are ever in the OC.

I wanted to like this place after hearing several coworkers rave and a close friend. We tried them yesterday, two bbq pork Bahn mi sandwiches, passion fruit ice tea and a lychee. We were laughed at while deciding what we wanted. Whether or not it was about us, speaking in their language, directing eye contact and snickering wasn't great. Paid for our food and waited, after 10 min was asked if we wanted here or to go, we ate outside. Two of the saddest sandwiches came out. Unlike any Bahn mi I've seen. I feel like we got the crappiest parts of the meat, very fatty, cold and it was just sad. The filling of a Vietnamese sandwich is our favorite but these felt off. The bread as good but I've had better. The flavor had an off curry flavor and not to mention, where the fu$! Was the sauce. We couldn't finish... 30 min later we both felt sick. I'm on the medical field, it was sad to see this kind of behavior, service and food. I won't return and I will telling my friends how wrong they were.

Today was my 3rd time at Linda sandwich. I ordered chicken sandwich the 1st and 2nd time I was there. The sandwiches were so good. Today I came with a friend i decided to try something different so I ordered Bun Bo hue (beef spicy noodle) when it came out my order bun Bo hue looked plain but it didn't come with vegetables I thought it was strange because bun Bo hue always comes with vegetables so I thought vegetables was behind I waited for 10 minutes then I asked the guy if the vegetables was coming he said no it was it. I asked for vegetables he came out with bean sprouts I was disappointed let it go The sandwiches are delicious especially the Linda mayonnaise I love it If I come again I will only order sandwiches not other dishes If you ordered other dishes make sure you ask for vegetables

Delish banh mi and drink but probably would leave my gucci bag at home. definitely should check it out

I got the Lynda Special Sandwich and the bread was warm and crunchy and so good. The pâté and cold cut meats are very good together. I can also taste the mayonnaise. So delicious. I will definitely be back.

Awesome Vietnamese sandwiches. I really thought they had the right flavors. I got 2 different ones. Both were great. Im a fan of Vietnamese food and this placer did not disappoint.

There are many things that stand out. Many know of Lynda, the renowned singer and entertainer. The bread in the sandwiches I had were superb, I needed to say that.

Had breakfast here before a long day at a theme park. The decor of the restaurant is full of personality with its bright orange color, quirkily decorated with famous Vietnamese singers' autographs along the wall. I was intrigued by the combo plate. It looks like an English breakfast, but Vietnamese. It's an assortment of things: shaken beef filet mignon, pork rolls, grilled shredded chicken, Chinese sausage, egg, potato tots, and pate. Think of it like a deconstructed banh mi along with other random breakfast items. It comes along with a baguette. I was satisfied with my meal. I especially liked the pate and the flavorful filet mignon. The sandwiches are an average size. We sat around the cafe to eat, leaving crumbs in our midst. The bread was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, just as banh mi should be. The thinness of the bread on the sandwiches balanced out the ingredients inside. The sea salt coffee was not as potent as a regular Vietnamese iced coffee. It has a salty aftertaste which I liked. All in all, it's a worthwhile stop if you want to see cool, autographed portraits of Vpop stars or even if you just want a decent sandwich.

1. The sandwich had crispy bread, and the coffee was rejuvenating! 2. The spot has fun casual vibes with dark lightning to set the ambiance! 3. The staff were friendly and quick with my order! It took less than 10 mins! Note: There is a $5 minimum for credit card transactions! Photo: Vietnamese Iced Milk Coffee and Lynda Special Sandwich

Good Vietnamese sandwiches. Solid ingredients and they taste better than others. Will try more varieties next time.

Fast and delicious food. Lot of items on the menu but solid for breakfast especially if you are on a time crunch.

I remember as a kid in the 80s listening to Lynda's new wave cover and half Vietnamese half English mixes. Was hesitant to check this place out with mixed reviews and I'm not a fan of baguettes. I prefer French bread. We got one of each: special, chicken, and grilled pork. The special was my favorite. It had 3 different meats. It was cold cuts, pork roll, and shredded chicken with a spread of pate and Lynda's secret sauce. I've never had chicken banh mi before. It was really good. Not dry. It was shredded chicken so think of pulled pork but chicken. The grilled pork was alright. My least fav. I usually ask for extra pate and didn't even think about it this time. Then I realized, chicken and grilled pork sandwich doesn't come with pate. We ordered it to take it back to San Diego so we asked for veggies on the side so that it doesn't make the bread soggy. It also wasn't toasted. I knew I was taking a risk by not eating it there. When we got home, surprisingly the baguette was still soft and chewy that I ate half immediately while toasting the other half. It came out perfect slightly toasted. I also love how the carrots and daikon are thinly sliced. My fiancé was not a fan but I actually think it's comparable to others. However, I regret not ordering the meatball sandwich. Didn't see that on the main menu until I got home and looked through my photos. She also sells soups, pho, noodles, coffee, tea, smoothies, pastries, dry goods, desserts and other items.