Banh mi plus traditional noodle & rice platters served in a cozy, brightly decorated dining room.
"This tiny restaurant in Chinatown offers all the banh mi standbys as well as creative takes on the genre, such as lemongrass tofu, fish balls, and shrimp rolls. Don’t sleep on the noodle soups and platters of rice or rice noodles, either." - Ella Lilja Peterson
"Allison Steele, reporter and former food writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer: Suraya, Res Ipsa Cafe, Cheu Fishtown, QT Vietnamese Sandwiches, Oyster House, Nan Zhou Hand Drawn Noodle House, and Blue Corn." - Rachel Vigoda
"The owner of Hop Sing Laundromat is going from bar to banh mi: He has a Vietnamese sandwich shop in the works." - Rachel Vigoda