Nammi at the Farmers Market

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I recently visited Nammi at the Farmers Market and I have to say — this place absolutely deserves a 5/5 ⭐. From the moment I walked in (or rather, up to their counter), to the point I left, everything was delightful. Firstly, the ambiance and setup are charming — it retains that food-truck energy but elevated into a cozy, bright space that still feels fresh, fun, and welcoming. The staff greeted me with smiles and were prompt, even though they were managing multiple orders. Now, let’s talk food — I ordered their pho / noodle bowl (with generous slices of beef, fresh herbs, onions, and plenty of rice noodles), plus the side “garnish pack” of bean sprouts, basil, lime, and jalapeños (as seen in my photos). The broth was rich, aromatic, and perfectly balanced — not too salty, not too bland — with little droplets of fat adding that comforting depth. The beef was tender, and the herbs were fresh. When you assemble your bowl yourself with the extras, it all comes together beautifully. I also sampled their banh mi (one of their signature items), and it did not disappoint. Crispy, lightly toasty bread, packed with flavorful pork, tangy pickled veg, fresh herbs — every bite had texture and balance. Portions are generous — I couldn’t even finish everything, which is rare for me! Service was efficient and attentive throughout. They checked in to make sure I had everything I needed (extra broth? more garnishes?), and everything arrived quickly. All in all, Nammi has nailed consistency, flavor, and hospitality. In 2025, it remains a go-to Vietnamese spot in Dallas for people who want authentic taste without pretense. Highly, highly recommended — I’m already planning my next visit. If you love pho, banh mi, or clean, bold Vietnamese flavors — do not skip Nammi

We ordered Bahn Mi (honey pork) and a rice bowl (ginger soy tofu) as well as a basil lemonade and a green tea. Food came out delicious and quick. Prices weren’t bad and portions were huge, the drinks were refreshing and the menu was extensive. Great place for a lunch after the market.

Ordered the medium passion fruit tea with lychee boba. It was too sweet. This cup size is considered a medium but it’s really a small. The guy at the counter wasn’t listening very well. I wasn’t told they out of kumquat until after I ordered and waited while 3 other drinks came out before me. Not the best boba. The bahn mi was good and a good size.

Do you guys put plant-based meat in your veggie egg rolls? I ordered veggie egg rolls, but can't tell if this is real meat or plant based. Assuming it was meat, I didn't eat it. The service was great and will be back to try other vegetarian/vegan items, but sad I couldn't eat my egg rolls 😔

My roommate ordered a rice bowl and it was fantastic. Flavors were great and the quantity was great for the 13$ price!

Absolutely delicious! We got the Banh Mi with Honey grilled pork and the noodle bowl with Asian BBQ chicken. Fair pricing for the large portions. Two people could easily split one meal here. Very friendly and quick service and many variations.

Food was tasty, this is not a sit down place. You order your food and eat on tables inside the farmers Market hall.

First time trying this restaurant as I just moved across the street about 2 weeks ago. 10/10 I ordered the Honey Pork Banh Mi, and it was so much food. It was very well presented, lots of vibrant colors and overall just delicious, but my favorite part of the experience was the wonderful service the lady in the front provided. She was such a kind an wonderful soul, she was even teaching me how to say thank you in Vietnamese. I will definitely be a returning customer till the day my lease expires. Thank y'all for being so amazing

The egg rolls are the best and the boba the owner is a nice women with a lot of respect with in the community pushing for Cleanliness with a comfy place in the farmers market.

The ginger soy tofu tacos are so good!! Worth a trip to the farmer's market. I really like that they will give you a side of soup broth too. Super yummy!

The order was taken and food came out quickly, boba was really good, chewy. The chicken was really flavorful and delicious, but the rest of it had no flavor or sauce. I didn't really like the sauce provided on the side, it didn't go well with the meal. This shop was in the Dallas Farmer's Market, inside and under a roof luckily, since it was raining outside.

Came to the Dallas Farmers Market with my family and had the Rice bowl again. This time with the Asian bbq. It was ok. My favorite is still the lemongrass chicken. Overall the food is fresh and filling.

I really enjoyed the Thai tea and rice bowl with honey pork? I can't remember which pork I chose, but it was good and fulfilling!

Disclaimer: This review is based on the boba tea only. Ordered the taro milk tea with boba at 75% sweetness. The boba pearls were undercooked, making them hard in the center, not soft and chewy like they normally are. The drink itself was a little on the sweet side even with less sugar and the texture was a bit gritty. Not sure if it's because it wasn't mixed well or what, but I could tell it was from a powder mix. I was able to taste the tea flavor though. Service was friendly and efficient. It wasn't busy when I stopped by and my drink was ready in a couple of minutes and served with a smile. I would consider trying the food here the next time I'm in the area since it's conveniently located inside the farmer's market, but I probably wouldn't get the boba again.

Food was sinful. I can repeat the same for service although I will say splendid! I agree with other diners by saying I will return for another visit. I devoured everything. See shared posts. However the veggie rolls were less successful. Large portions; great value. Enjoyed for lunch and again the very next day! Nom nom!!!

This place was part of a food hall and was bustling. It was fast enough for us to find seats. I had the bbq pork bahn mi and was pleased with the generous portions of protein and fresh veggies stuffed into a crisp baguette. Service was efficient. Highly recommend.

Flavorful banh mi and fresh veggie filled spring rolls! So yummy! Banh mi: It's been forever since I ate banh mi, so it was a good choice while choosing what to eat at Dallas Farmers Market. The meat was so flavorful, and with all the fresh veggie ingredient, it all worked so well together. I loved every bite of it. Spring roll: It was kinda messy to eat the spring rolls because each pieces were so big, I could not fit the whole piece in my mouth. Also, they were sticking to each other, so when I try to eat them, it was kinda breaking apart. I managed to eat, dropping stuff everywhere, but they were fresh and good. With a dip into peanut sauce, my mouth was filled with flavor. I can definitely eat this everyday for my meal and pretend I am eating healthy lol.

Ive only had the banh mi but this is the only place I will get them from because theyre that amazing!

I got the chicken pot stickers and pork egg rolls and both were really delicious. The sauce it comes with is good but a little salty for my taste. Good price. Quick service. Delicious!

Order e a veggie pho on Uber eats and received a broth with tofu, chicken, and steak! As a vegan, I was unable to eat it. Very careless to put meat on a vegetarian dish. Unfortunately I will not be giving them another chance.

Nicely done Vietnamese-American place located at the Dallas Farmers Market. While browsing around, this place caught my eye as I was looking for something healthy & substantial to hold me over for the day while I go look at the various vendors at the Farmers Market. I had the lemongrass chicken. The sautéed red cabbage was a nice contrast to the raw & pickled veggies that came with the meal. The two sauces that came with the bowl were pretty on point, too. I wish they gave a little bit more protein, but good nonetheless. Overall, it's a great choice for something affordable & fresh.

We tried this place out because we were craving pho. We got the pork egg rolls and beef pho. I know there might be high expenses for operating in a food hall, but $17 for a small bowl was kind of outrageous. The meat almost tasted a little old. Nothing about the food stood out to justify the price. About an hour later my stomach started hurting. We had to rush home because both my boyfriend and I had diarrhea.

Service is fast and friendly! Very busy, order and pick up at the counter. Taro milk tea with boba was perfect. There was live music playing too! A guy was playing the electric fiddle.

Service was nice, I think the guy who helped up front was new or idk if it's not policy to offer other sauces and everything just defaults to peanut sauce. The spring rolls are delicious, massive ! Fresh and filling !! Ambiance was cool, nice seating area close by so you can just order and finding seating after.

I was on my Dallas food discovery expedition when I found Nammi. Located in the Dallas farmer market, Nammi is a small shop that prepares Vietnamese street food. I got their lemongrass chicken noodle bowl. The chicken was juicy and well seasoned. The rest of the ingredients were super fresh as well, making it the perfect quick lunch on a hot summer day. The price is reasonable for the large portion. Plus, the staff was super friendly. The service is quick, got my food within 10 minutes. They also got a good selection of ice drinks.

Went to the Dallas Farmers Market today and saw this Restaurant with cute lights. The Banhmi was expensive in my opinion ( $10.50) and it was pretty small. The bread was soft but there was more pate than meat. It tasted pretty good but I didn't think it justified the quantity and price.

Fast service with heavy foot traffic! Just got a taro milk tea with boba. The boba has a chewy middle, but very good taste for the taro! Lively area.

The tofu banh mi was excellent! It was very flavorful and huge!! And the veggie egg rolls were just as delicious. If you head to the farmer's market, be sure to stop by. Great food and a great price!!

If you're a true pho lover, try elsewhere. I looked on yelp and this place had good reviews and I didn't really read them. The pho is mediocre. The broth IS tasty, I'll give them that but if you're a true pho connoisseur then this place won't cut it. I'm assuming the $17 price tag for "beef" pho is due to the high rent being at the Dallas farmers Market. Cool spot. The beef pho consisted of what is typically "rare steak" and some type of meatball or tendon. Not great! You can use a cheaper cut of rare steak if it's thin enough and actually comes out rare so it's cooking in the broth. This steak was cut too thick and was tough. Not worth it unless you're looking for too much noodles, not enough meat, tough meat and not enough broth. Early on in the meal, I was already having to push my spoon into the noodles just to get some broth. Disappointed.

First time having vegan pho and it was so good!!! This truly hit the spot after shopping around the market when it was a bit cool outside. So glad we popped in to get some food because we loved it! They ladies handing out the orders in the window are so sweet too. Great service all around.

I don't think I'll ever shut up about how amazing Nammi is. Every aspect of my experience at the Dallas Farmers Market location was great. For reference, I ordered a Noodle Bowl with curried cauliflower and a match milk tea. My group mate ordered a Noodle Bowl with ginger soy tofu and an iced green tea. To start, the employees were extremely helpful. When the cashier discovered I was vegetarian, she recommend that I substitute the fish sauce that typically comes with the Noodle Bowl for peanut sauce. I appreciated her pointing this out, since I was unfamiliar with the menu. The quality and quantity of what we ordered was so above and beyond. The Noodle Bowls were massive, stuffed with rice noodles, cucumber, carrots, red cabbage, jalapeños, and cilantro. The Noodle Bowl could be shared between two people to ate in two meals. The mixture of flavors of the Noodle Bowl was incredible and the curried cauliflower was absolutely to die for. The best way I've ever ate cooked cauliflower. The ginger soy tofu was equally as delicious. If you're picky about tofu texture, don't worry. They have this one figured out! The matcha milk tea was also yummy. The next time I visit the farmers market, I will certainly be eating at Nammi!

This right here is my go to spot for lunch. I took a chance in trying something new and fell in love with the curried cauliflower sandwich. Delicious and very fulfilling. Love the sweet potato fries as well. I always ask for extra pickled daikon carrots on the side because it's so delicious that my six year picks it off my sandwich.

So much bang for your buck. Ordering a bahn mi is basically like ordering two sandwiches packed with your choice of meat (I opted for tofu) and 3 sauce options! Their thai tea was also pretty good. The location makes for good window shopping and even a chance to pick up dessert at a neighboring shop. A definite 10/10!

Got the Asian BBQ Pork Banh Mi at the Farmers Market this weekend. Portion size was huge and the ingredients were fresh. Had plenty of sauces too. Lots of seating inside and outside. My friend ordered the milk tea boba and it was tasty. The boba was chewy but not too hard.

EXCELLENT banh mi! I was so excited to see a place in Dallas that actually puts the pâté on the sandwich. The bread was perfect too. I was a bit disappointed in the boba though. Couldn't adjust sugar or ice levels like a lot of places I've been.

A small ramen shop with a lot of class. The ramen was served quickly and was super delicious.

Nammi in the Dallas Central Market is the brick and mortar restaurant of the very popular Nammi Truck. While the former is a mainstay at Klyde Warren Park, Nammi can be found at the Dallas Farmer's Market complete with an expanded menu and climate control. My Overall Rating - 5 Stars (Atmosphere, Service, Food, Return) Atmosphere - KWP has a great atmosphere, but so does the Dallas Farmer's Market. Expect a great blend of tourists and people looking for artisan shops all in one communal space. Nammi was a corner spot. Look for the light bulbs that spell out Nammi along with their icon of the boy with the hat and you'll find them. 1 Star. Service - Great - you take your order in one spot and then when your food is ready, they will call your name and you pick it up. Orderly and efficient, and super nice people. 1 Star. Food - Their menu is expanded at the Farmer's Market so I'll just focus on my Go To: Vietnamese banh mi. All great sandwiches start with great bread, and Nammi's is no different. The bread is soft on the inside but crispy on the outside. It's better than any other Vietnamese banh me shop in DFW. It's THAT good. Inside you'll find generous portions of the protein of your choice. I'm a fan of the BBQ pork and Lemongrass beef. Finally, your banh mi is topped with freshly pickled daikon, carrots, and cilantro. This is REAL Vietnamese banh mi. It's not Asian fusion. It's not an interpretation of banh mi. It's what happens when quality ingredients and attention to detain come together. It's more expensive than any shop in Garland, but it's also better. 2 Stars. Will I Return? - Yes. There is more on the menu, but I come here for the banh mi and the coffee. If you plan a visit to the Dallas Farmer's Market Nammi is worth visiting. 1 Star. My Yelp Rating Scale (Sum of all parts): 1 Star - Atmosphere - Is it a cool dive? Perhaps an upscale place? No matter the type, atmosphere plays a big part and I'll give a star if I like it or thinks it has great charm. 1 Star - Service - You can have a great meal with bad service. But that's also what can make a five star joint drop to four. It's important to the dining experience that service is great and on point. 2 Stars - Food - I'll award up to two stars for the food, since this is the main reason we dine out. Sometimes the extra star is given for value, but it's really all about the food. 1 Star - Will I come back? - If I know for a fact I'll return, I'll give this a star. A place has to make an impression for me to return. Each Category can be given up to 1 star except food (2 stars) because I consider all these categories important to the overall dining experience. I will sum them up to provide my final Yelp score.

I've had Nammi twice this week, and haven't been disappointed. It's my new favorite restaurant in downtown, and is completely consistent in the quality of food that they make. Everything is fresh and flavorful. So far my favorites are the lemongrass chicken bahn mi (no mayo/no pate - I'm not a Mayo fan overall), the fried chicken potstickers, and the basil mint lemonade. You can choose a flavoring for the lemonade, and the strawberry is the best (IMO). If you get the chance, stop at Nammi!

Had the ginger soy tofu banh mi here.it was good! Enormous (a two person serving) with tons of veggies in top. The bread was a little soft and not crunchy enough for me. But overall a good bite. Lots of interesting food in the food court at the Dallas Farmers Market! Also had the Thai tea without add-ins. Good as well!

Looking around the Dallas Farmers Market area, you'll find this fun little Vietnamese spot called Nammi. With its well known Nammi Kid on the logo, you can be sure that lunch here will be fresh, quick, and very professional. The employees here are always great, greeting you as your approach the counter, and very helpful with any questions you have regarding the menu. The food here is straight-forward and easy to pick from. I personally love the Tofu Noodle Bowl; not for diet reasons, but because it's simply sooo yummy! Other great choices include the pot-stickers and egg rolls for small bites, and BBQ Port Bahn Mi and Lemongrass Chicken Rice Bowl for entrees. Also, if you're avoiding carbs, try their no-carb bowl. It comes with everything the rice bowl does, minus the rice, with extra veggies. They also have BOBA!!... and that is hard to find around this area. Make sure to give this place a try, but be careful, you might find yourself here several times a week!

There is so much good food at the Dallas Farmer's Market that it's always a struggle to decide where to eat. They truly have a little bit of everything. However, I find myself more often than not coming right back to Nammi. Personally, I always have to have the spring rolls to start. These aren't the deep fried spring rolls most are used to. These are fresh and delicious, served with an amazing peanut sauce. For my entrée, I am back and forth between the Lemongrass Beef Noodle Bowl and the Asian BBQ Pork Asian Tacos. Both are incredible. There tends to be a bit of a line simply due to the popularity of this place, but food is usually pretty quick and the service is always good. If you want great flavor, Nammi is it!

I'm addicted to Nammi's goyza & egg rolls! They should seriously come with a warning. I've also had the BBQ pork bahn mi & asian tacos and both were great!

One of my favorite options at the Dallas farmers market! I always get the BBQ Asian pork rice bowl. Don't be intimidated by the color- it's excellent! The service is always really good. It's family owned and they are just so nice. The boba tea is also great! I want to give the sweet potato fries a try as well. I do think it's just a bit overpriced, but's that's typical of the farmers market and Dallas in general.

Great foods and most importantly very friendly service and will definitely recommends my friends to go here for lunch or dinner

Two words...LIVER PATÉ...yeah not my thing. I'm sure glad I ordered it on the side of my bbq pork banh mi. The green sauce didn't deserve another taste, but the sriacha mayo made up for it a bit. Not very familiar with this type of Vietnamese cuisine, so some of what I say might be out of pure ignorance. The bbq pork was tender but that's about it. I do visit some of my regular spots where the bbq pork has a reddish coloring to it, yeah...not sure if that's the marinade, food coloring...i don't know...i really don't care because it's delicious!!! But the meat in my sandwich was purple! Not going to lie, it freaked me out a bit. You eat with your eyes first folks.... I could've just eaten a raw vegetable banh mi. The vegetables were tossed in some kind of dressing or vinegarette that would make any picky eater a question, "how can this be?!" The bread was crusty, but soft and fresh. It took a few moments for someone to notice me standing at the register, but once they did, my long wait wasn't so bad. The cashier was such a friendly gentleman with what I thought was a permanent smile on his face. He made me happy. As for my sammich? I'm good...

Truly 5/5 stars here. Noodle bowl with tofu is amazing, Thai tea with honey boba is amazing, customer service is beyond amazing. I cannot say enough good things about Nammi. Long story short - eat here.

My family and I had never been to the Dallas Farmer's Market and decided to check it out. We were expecting to find fresh fruit and veggies but instead saw a lot of restaurants. We later found that the farmer's market is only open on the weekend. We roamed around exploring and I finally decided upon Nammi because it had been a while since Ive had Vietnamese. I decided to get lemongrass chicken with vermicelli noodles. The fish sauce was pungent but didn't taste bad at all. I'd try the restaurant again but will try something else.

So excited to find solid dairy free Boba (the basil mint lemonade tea is amazing) and the Goi Cuon (fresh spring rolls) are an insanely large portion. I wondered why they insisted that I take a fork.. then I opened the box.

The pork Banh mi was better than I expected. I couldn't tell if it would be authentic or not just judging by the storefront but it was a beautifully made Banh mi with all of the typical fresh ingredients. They're also very generous with the protein! The vegetable spring rolls are also very good and so was the peanut sauce. My only discrepancy was that the vegetable spring rolls could have had more than just primarily lettuce and rice noodles.. it's as if they took the protein out but didn't replace it with any other options. All in all, really good and very quick. 10/10 would recommend.

Nami food truck is my most favorite place for a banh Mi or a delicious rice bowl, I kind of look at it as a deconstructed banh mi with rice. This place is divine! I tried it several years ago with some of my good friends and I couldn't get enough, the only thing I'm mad about is that they don't have a location closer to me. Everything about the banh mi so tasty. The crispy buttered bread, the soft and succulent - flavorful meat, the jalapeños the daikon the carrots the cilantro- the cucumbers - a party, no - after party, because the after party is always the best part about the party in your mouth! Man, it's so good! You can visit their food truck or see their store front at the farmers market! You will fall in love. Don't forget to try the cilantro sauce and the Sriracha aioli. It tops of your order like a grand finale. Divine! Come to the colony, please!!! We would love to have you!!!

Flavors were nice at Nammi The overall concept is great but seems to be representing an American Vietnamese concept. Flavors were good but authenticity was not there. I enjoyed my time but a couple of things turned me off that I won't mention here. Still great idea and good flavors but they make mistakes. I wouldn't suggest eating here if you want real Vietnamese food. That said, definitely a good quick bite when out at the Farmers market. I'm giving this one a Meh, flavor was there but I did not finish my plate for multiple mistakes in my dish. @dtxfoodreviews

Great place for a bite to eat while visiting Dallas Farmers Market! I got the fried pork egg rolls and classic milk bubble tea. Don't forget to check the boba flavor options when ordering your drink. I forgot, but otherwise would've chosen one.

Stopped into the Nammi location at the Dallas farmers market. We ordered the lemongrass chicken banh mi, basil mint lemonade, and a boba tea. The drinks were out right away and the banh mi after about 5 minutes. The chicken was seasoned and cooked deliciously, and the baguette fresh and crunchy. After we finished our halves, we fought the urge to buy and eat more right then and there.

Every single thing I had from this place was outstanding. My favorite is the lemongrass chicken both rice bowl and noodle bowls are delicious. The boba milk tea is a great option to wash down this tasty food

This is not my absolute favorite Banh Mi; but it's a tasty one. Credit goes to the terrific pickled daikon and carrot that they heap on the sandwich along with two delicious dressings. Yes, this is the popular food truck with a permanent home here in the Market - the indoor restaurant-centric Shed at the Dallas Farmers Market in Downtown Dallas. This place is pretty much elbow to elbow this Saturday with the Boho market showing their wares alongside the Farmer's Market usual vendors. The line wasn't long and the prices were modest compared to other occupants of the Shed. Their process is straightforward. Pick your meat. Choose how you wish to convey that meat to your mouth and order. Tacos, sandwich, noodle bowl, rice bowl? I ordered the Lemongrass Chicken Banh Mi sandwich and it comes on a rather lengthy, crispy but tender inside baguette. You place your order at their counter and they call out your name at another for pickup. I ordered Vietnamese Iced Coffee, too; but seemed to be having a problem poking a hole in the cover with this very fat straw. After some minor flooding, I asked for assistance and finally struck coffee which was delicious. Just delicious. Price $3.75 Unfortunately, my chicken only covered half of my baguette, so I had to rearrange my chicken for better coverage. Boy was it yummy with its tiny bit of pâté and the wasabi aioli and spicy Sriracha mayo that come on the side. But honestly, I would have liked a little more chicken. Price: $7.50 You have to lay claim to a chair at one of the many tables in the aisles of the Market. It works out. It's great to have Nammi Downtown in the Shed.

Bahn mi and boba were super good. The restaurant was inside the farmers market area and air conditioned.

I haven't been down to the dallas farmer's market in forever. Decided to make a special trip for the Boho market and was surprised to find a nammi location here. I've had food from their food truck before - their banh mi sandwiches - but never tried their rice/noodle bowls because they aren't as easy to eat when you're walking about. However at this location there's lots of seating available. So I decided to try their noodle bowl. I ordered the lemongrass chicken noodle bowl. ($9) The vermicelli rice noodle isn't the typical noodle I'm used to (like in pho) but they're thicker, rounder, very QQ. Pickled veggies have a nice crunch. Lemongrass chicken had a very good flavor. The bowl was very light and fresh. I also ordered a Vietnamese iced coffee. ($3.75) very very strong. Sweet, but not overly so. They forgot it on my order originally and I had to go back and ask for it. They use an Ipad/card reader combo and don't give out receipts so they had to go back and check. All in all.... very good food. But definitely pricier than a local Vietnamese restaurant. The price is the main reason i give this place a 3 star rating. Not something I'd eat on a regular Basis, but it's a nice change from all the American/Italian/Mexican options in the market