Marché Hung Phat

I’m a big time banhmi lover. This place serve really good bahmi sandwhiches. The owner & staff are very kind. I will be a regular customer forsure! I highly recommend if you love banhmi!

Whenever I visit Montreal, this place is a must go for us. The bread is fresh, slightly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside. Ingredients are all very fresh. The ladies take good care assembling each sandwich and evenly distributing the ingredients. Taste is unique, and is moreish. I don’t know exactly what it is, probably their sauce or pate but it is so darn good! I haven’t found a better place in Toronto than this. On the pricier side, but still highly recommended if you love banh mi.

Pleasantly surprised by the variety offered and my oh my does it taste good! Sitting inside slurping on my noodles really makes me feel like I'm in Vietnam. There are lots of amazing selections to bring back home, including authentic vietnamese desserts.

One of the best banh mi in the area ! My boss(e)s's were the one who suggested me to try at that place and I bought a few for my boss(e)s's and I to share together! Has a lot of things there too like sauces, drinks & I saw some of my childhood chips/cookies! (I had to grab a pocky there) They do banh mi on the order and it taste really good ! I took the "B1" (the original one) on their menu and was a great lunch during our break time 🫶 Definitely will come back again ❤️

Crazy busy viet market serving yummy viet food. We tried out their Banh Mi, bread was a bit hard for us but it was very tasty. Also got the Bun Rieu (husband approved) and the Banh Canh which was thick rice vermicelli noodles instead of Banh canh but the broth and everything was delicious. Iced Vietnamese coffee was also on point. There's only one large table (fits 8) and some counter seating (probably 4-5 seats). And the rest is the market and where people line up to order. They're very friendly here and service is quick and efficient.

Bánh mì original and ice coffee was good. Bún thịt nướng (grilled pork with rice noodles) was good too. They have few places you can eat there.

New and classic varieties of banh mi that makes you crave more when you’re done! Very impressed with the new takes on these simple and fresh sandwiches! Michael, I wish you and your family continued success. Will see you again when we’re back in town! Merci!

Banh mi is delicious here! No complaints at all, I definitely recommend it. I also got a Vietnamese coffee and a bubble tea, also really yummy. Overall I am satisfied with what I ordered and the price !

Best bahn mi ever! We ordered the tofu version and took them back to the Ritz for dinner. Asked for extra cilantro and light on the peppers- no problem. The owner was very pleasant and the place is clean. Close to the Jean Talon market so not too far from the metro station. We will definitely return next trip - at least once! Merci!

Crazy busy viet market serving yummy viet food. We tried out their Banh Mi, bread was a bit hard for us but it was very tasty. Also got the Bun Rieu (husband approved) and the Banh Canh which was thick rice vermicelli noodles instead of Banh canh but the broth and everything was delicious. Iced Vietnamese coffee was also on point. There's only one large table (fits 8) and some counter seating (probably 4-5 seats). And the rest is the market and where people line up to order. They're very friendly here and service is quick and efficient.

Opened in 2006, this small market on Rue St Denis, just before it meets rue Jean Talon has had excellent reviews on their food, especially their Bahn Mi sandwich. I went for lunch and ordered a Bacon Bahn Mi, which I asked to be warmed up. The sandwich was a good size, so I please asked them to cut in half. There's no place to eat inside, you have to take your food somewhere..so I went to Marche Jean Talon and had my sandwich there. I could taste all the fresh ingredients that the sandwich had, especially the cilantro and the tiny pepper pieces. The sandwich was very bready, but that is the way they are supposed to be. CAD$7 net for this large creation. It was a good tasting experience, so if you like Bahn Mi sandwiches, stop by.

So glad to be in Montreal , really a foodie Mecca center. I grew up in Montreal so every time I visit any of these familiar places, it bring back fond memories of my childhood. I now live in the United States, and going back and eating some of my favorite foods bring back such good memories. There are many Banh mi shops all over the city and this is one that we tried near our Airbnb. I thought the bread baguette was a little stale and it would have been much better if put in the oven to warm it up. I always get the regular cold cut and thought the taste was fine but nothing stands out. Their regular cold cuts was priced at $7 . Their pate chaud ( meat filled small pie) was tasty especially after warming it up in an oven . The crust was flaky and the whole pie was a decent couple of bites. The shrimp spring roll was ok ; I thought the the rice paper was a little thick and the accompanied sauce was watery and not like the usual consistency. I gave it one extra star for the ease of payment , accepted US Apple Pay and credit cards.

Authentic Bahi mí that we can't find very good in the USA, we ordered 6 originals and wish we a ordered more! Excellent!

Great B2 banh mi was delicious, 6$ tax included. Plenty of selection for your banh mi cravings, desert, cold dishes, all affordable.

Great Bahn mi sandwichs. Tough to get to these days because of the construction. The two ladies at the counter are quite fast. The young guy at the cash seemed busy on the phone. Crunchy

I got the B10 Tofu and Mushroom Bahn Mi. Best Bahn Mi I've ever had. Seriously so so good. 10/10 would come back again.

On the quest for the best banh mi in montreal. This place was pretty good. Bread was better and Much fresher than other places I've been to but I still find they can add more stuffing in the sandwich- why are they always so skimpy ?They definitely have better sauces and their house mayo is great. I also tried the beef soup and enjoyed it - nice taste and spice. Their Iced milk coffee was delicious and would go back for this. I tried the rice cakes with porc and mushroom because I like to try different things but I didn't particularly enjoy this.

We stopped by Marche Hung Phat to try out their Banh Mi after visiting Jean-Talon Market. There is always room for good food! There was a short line but it moved quite fast. Everyone was ordering Banh Mi to go and so did we! For $4 a nice Vietnamese sandwich is a good deal. The thing I enjoyed the most was the bun with crusty exterior and soft and moist interior.Love the pickled carrot and daikon toppings. Extra Thai chili please! I am not sure if Marche Hung Phat serves the best Banh Mi in Montreal but I can tell you that the one I had was excellent. Skip the Vietnamese Cold Coffee though.. it was meh....

I love Banh Mi sandwiches and I was recommended this place which is conveniently located at the corner of Jean-Talon / St-Denis. Prices have gone up over the years, now the sandwiches are well over $6. The bread is perfect every time, ingredients are fresh and generous. Just make sure to pay attention during the preparation so they don't screw-up your order. Asked for NO SPICY, I GET SUPER SPICY. Not a fun experience when you eat your sandwich well after you left their shop. When they do get it right, it's a solid option.

Updating this because it's been years and I'm vegetarian now and the banh mi here keep us fed and healthy and happy and wise. They are affordable, fresh and fluffy and crazy delicious. The tofu mushroom is filling and juicy and the fresh pickled veg are so good I want to put them on everything. And they sell them here in mason jars so I can! I also like be the smiling friendly helpful staff here, and the iced Vietnamese coffee is everything good in the world in a cup.

My family and I were looking for asian food for lunch after shopping around in Marche Jean-Talon. It is a vietnamese supermarket/fast food place. Lines can get long but the servers are quick. Seating is limited - probably only seats 10. This place has great bahn mi. It was the probably the best i've ever had. The star of the sandwich is the baguette - it has a crunchy crust with soft filing. They also sell prepared, refrigerated food that you can buy to-go.

Definitely one of the places I miss most about the JTM neighborhood! My favorite is the beef lemongrass with a Vietnamese iced coffee. I keep meaning to try their bun buh wei because all the Vietnamese people seem to go their to have their noodles. Their sticky rice is also very good. It's also a great snack to bring to the movie theaters :P (especially if someone is blocking your view).

After strolling around Jean Talon market, I came here for lunch. More than ten people came in and out and got bahn mi sandwiches, but I got the crab seafood soup. The sandwiches looked legit from the bread to the interior design. So many happy looking people came and went with their bags of sandwiches. The soup takes a while to come out, but it's worth the wait. The crab seafood soup was spicy and they give you the adding aka sprouts, mint, lime. You can ask for Thai basil if you want. Cheap, delicious, thanks to Yelp I had a delicious lunch.

Food should be eaten when it's fresh. That means most pizza's should be enjoyed at the shop, take out Chinese should be the exception rather than the rule, and restaurant meals should be completed at the table whenever possible. Banh mi actually travel quite well, especially when packed properly. This place separates the vegetables from the meat, so that when you reheat the sandwich in the oven (350 F - for 10 to 15 minutes) they don't wilt. The thing is that I live hundreds of miles away, so when my delivery of sandwiches came, they needed a bit of TLC to be brought back to life. If the decision is between fresh banh mi from upstate New York, or a slightly aged sandwich from Marche Hung Phat, I'm going with the imported sandwich every time. What a delicious treat. I had the number one with ham, cha lua, and pate. But this has everything going on. Let me see if I can capture it. Crispy crust, tender crumb, meaty ham, funky pate, creamy dressing, crunchy cucumber, sweet pickles, hot pepper, warm bread, cool veggies, and all of it was in a gloriously harmonious balance. To really get a true sense of the place, I have to get up to Montreal and try several of their freshly made sandwiches. But I'm such a fan, that I could not resist the chance to weigh in on their banh mi excellence. Thanks to all of you who bring me delicious things from all over the world. I'm very lucky indeed.

Love this place! Some of the best Bahn Mi's I have tried and for 4$?? How can you resist??? It is always full of people eating at lunch time, the sandwiches are made in front of you, the fridges are stocked with different plates as well. I won't lie, I'm on the verge of going to get one now.....

I think we just stumbled to a Vietnamese area of Montreal. We had to try a banh mi. It looks like they make their own bread and the sandwiches tastes just like the ones I had in Vietnam. It's good.

This place has the best Banh Mi's! It's a small little market but has some of the best food and coffee. The staff are very nice aswell.

By far the best place to come for Banh mi that I've found in Montreal. $4 for a delicious flavourful sandwich of crunchy fresh baguette and contrasting yet crazy delicious flavour. If you haven't had a Vietnamese sandwich you need to get your butt down here to try one. Stop eating subway or smoked meat.... Vietnamese subs are 10X better. I've come here twice in the last few weeks and my mouth is seriously salivating for more. Both my orders were for a B2. Get one....it's loaded with meat, veggies spicy small green peppers win mayo and Vietnamese pate and bacon. It's like an explosion of flavour in your mouth that is crunchy and delicious. The best way I can describe it is a loaded sandwich one of the best in Montreal hands down. If Banh mi is your deal you need to come here to load up your fridge. Great stuff folks. Only the best!

I first came here when it first opened a few years back. I am rarely in this area and due to traffic and parking issues, I don't come here often. I forgot how good it is here. This is now my new all-time favourite banh mi place. I got the classic meat banh mi, the shredded pork banh mi, the nem banh mi and the meatball banh mi. It was all excellent!!! The best 16$ invested this week lol! It is so good that I would gladly take on traffic and parking problems! This place also offers other vietnamese dishes, desserts and drinks along with the infamous vietnamese iced coffee. Only 4$ for a 10" sandwich and if you buy 10 at once, you get the 11th free. The service is great, fast and more than reasonably priced.

Decent bahn mi can be found here. Not only that, they do sell hard to find Vietnamese grocery items. At about $5 a bahn mi, this is a good place to stop for a quick bite or something for a long road trip.

I got the grilled chicken with the clemintine italian soda.I took my time and ate it because it was seriously delicious.Best Ive had out here.I would put a bit more chicken in it..but it rocks..and soooo cheap!4$

The Vietnamese tofu bành mì is a vegetarian's dream sandwich and will only set you back 4$!! The bun is perfection, it requires some work but you're not going to break your teeth. The tofu is done just right and the veggies are perfection. I can barely finish one, but I always give it my best effort as it's so damn good. Their Vietnamese coffee is also delicious with the sweet condensed milk, just be very clear with them if you want the hot version as they tend to just give you the iced one automatically. Counter service may look like it'll take forever, so don't be scared if the queue is huge, it goes really fast!

Shout out to my peeps in Montreal for making the Vietnamese everywhere real proud of their superb execution of essential Vietnamese dishes. It's a small little store with to-go plates of sweet and savory favorites, as well as popular noodle soups. They also have a banh mi bar where you can build your own banh mi. The bread was so buttery and crispy, although kind of stingy on the meat. I'm glad I stopped by and had a taste of home in the far North. Highly recommended by a Vietnamese! Also check out the grocery store next door!

I fell in love with their Bahn Mi after the first bite! Whatever that secret sauce/ mayo they put on their baguette is delicious. It kept the sandwich moist. The baguette itself is a generous size. I didn't feel they were trying to skimp on their meat. Then on top of that they stuffed it with all the veggies and Vietnamese pickles. Heavenly.

I'm eating the sandwich I bought on this evening, price changed to $4.50, taste not like before, no more pate and meats....Completely disappointed.... :( :(

I drive from from decarie and the 40 to get me some of that delicious bahn mi. The flavors are fantastic, the price is right. Call in advance for big orders (I usually grab between 20-30 of them for the guys at work, they all trip out over these magic sandwiches)

Gah, how can sandwiches be this delicious? Most of what they have is four after tax, and just the one sandwich is a perfectly-filling lunch. Crispy baguette, crunchy and tangy pickles, savory meats and fresh cilantro. Perfection in simplicity.

A great place to get an authentic Vietnamese banh mi. Fresh ingredients with all the sandwiches made in front of you. If you're ever on the go and craving for something spicy and flavorful at the time, do stop by here

My favorite banh mi place! Service is great - so quick & friendly. So many veg / non-veg options and a fridge full of delicious take away lunches.

Sandwich was great! Soup was disappointing. No longer accepting credit card or Apple Pay.

Love love their Vietnamese subs. They're so good and cheap! They also have a variety of ready made foods that you can grab for a quick meal. They also have a few grocery items available to purchase as well. Great for cheap eats!

Great Banh Mi for 4CAD. The bread to filling ratio is just about ideal. I like the nem nuong, but have not tried the other flavors. They also have a nice Che Chuoi (Vietnamese tapioca with coconut and banana) in the fridge made with starchier bananas which was a big plus.

This was my spot for banh mi sandwiches but for a few weeks now i've seen the portions get smaller and smaller and the sandwiches are made so fast you don't get a bite of every ingredient throughout the sandwich. I'll be going to Vua now for my weekly fix.

Awesome banh mi! They also make great bubble tea, which is hard to find (good or otherwise) in the area!

They have a lot of variety of sandwiches! When I first tried it, I was a little bit disappointed by the beef sandwich. However, that happens to any place with plenty of variety: you like some and you hate some. I came back for the original sandwich, and it was like the one I ate all my childhood. Really good. It's also very cheap, going for 3,50$ each. They also do it in front of you, all customized and very fast service.

The marinated pork banh mi (bì) was pretty good but I wish they were a little more generous on the vegetables and on the meat. The flavours were nice but the quantity of stuffing compared to the bread could be better.

Great banh mi, reasonably priced. Soups are not bad either. Majority of the customers are Vietnamese, which gives the place a bit of "authentic" feel.

Banh mi! I am not vietnamese but i love vietnamese food. I've tried so many in town for many years. A lot opened and a few closed but this one survived because its the best in town.