Saigon Baguette

Overall: 4.3/5 We came for lunch on a Monday, so it wasn't crowded. The store is small but clean, including the restroom. The lady who helped us was sweet and mentioned that they sometimes run out of banh mi and close early, so she recommended calling ahead and placing an order. The prices are more affordable compared to other Vietnamese restaurants, and the quality is much higher. While it's not quite like San Jose, Saigon Baguette stands out as one of the top banh mi spots in Vegas. What I love most about their banh mi is the baguette. It's baked to perfection--crispy without being hard or cutting your mouth. I also really appreciate that I can taste the pate. #1 Banh Mi Heo Quay/Roasted Pork ($8): Unfortunately, the roasted pork was dry and didn't work well in a banh mi. #2 Banh Mi Thit Ba Chi/Pork Belly ($7): This one was good. The thin cuts of pork belly struck a perfect balance of fat and meat. It was my second favorite. #3 Banh Mi Thit Nguoi/Special Combination ($7): It's okay. Nothing particularly special, but I could really taste the pate on this one. #5 Banh Mi Thit Nuong/Grilled Pork ($7): This was also just okay. The grilled pork on the ends was dry, but the pieces in the middle were covered in sauce so they were more flavorful and moist. This one ranks third for me. #11 Banh Mi Bo Nuong La Lot/Beef in Betal Leaves ($8): This was the best of the five we ordered. While I'm used to the beef being fully wrapped in the leaf, this version had it on the side. The texture reminded me of meatballs, and it was flavorful and delicious.

The service here is amazing. The young man at the counter was super respectful. And witty. I asked him to prepare me his favorite the way he likes it, which was the grilled and let me tell you this thing is flavorful, moist, the bread has the perfect amount of crunch to it while still maintaining a soft fluffy texture. I also got spring rolls. They were very light and refreshing. Are used to be a Lee’s guy, I stopped in here because I didn’t wanna have to deal with the parking lot and now I can confidently say I’m an SB guy. I’ll be back that’s a damn fact! I wish this place had better exposure they deserve it honestly

Two things to note - They make fresh bread in-house and once it’s gone it’s gone for the day - the pricing for a Banh Mi is absolutely reasonable Love this family own restaurant it’s been one of the “go-to” spots for quite some time now. Banh mi sandwiches are amazing obviously because the bread really makes it. Lots of different choices whether if you’re vegetarian or craving some type of meat. Customer service is always very consistent since it’s a small family that runs it. No issues at all especially calling in advance to make sure they have bread left. Small ambience to eat inside, and a few tables outside to eat based on the weather conditions

Fresh baguette, tasty filling. One of the best banh mi sandwiches in Vegas. Can’t go wrong with the special combination sandwich. Lots of parking.

Not far from Dakao which has been around much longer on Spring Mountain road is another Banh Mi sandwich place. Here I had my standard combo #3 $7. Just like Dakao they baked their own baguettes. I have to say Saigon is edging out Dakao by having more golden color. Just as crunchy. Family owned and friendly, more modern decor and seems cleaner. Just as good value though not as much products displayed as Dakao. Glad to have more competitions that benefit us the consumers.

Best bahn mi in town by far. Love them. The staff are really nice people too. They are actually nice vs fake hi and bye. Food is amazing. Must try!!!

So here's the lowdown. I hadn't been back to SB due to changes in the past, but they are back on top for me regarding their product! With a catch. They have limited product. They bake their bread daily. When they sellout, it's done and they are done! I asked when they usually sell out by, and it's usually noon! It's a duo team running the show so do be patient. Apparently due to past issues w/ larger phone orders and not picking up, prepare to be paying over the phone w/ a CC number. Tedious, as I usually put in larger orders, but if you want it, you gotta pay for it! I know I will always be calling ahead to either get my order in, or at least to find out if they are sold out. (Going to assume if they don't pick up the phone they are done!)

Really delicious for a great price. The owners were incredibly friendly and humble folks. Highly recommend the #1 - the viet pork sub was killer and the bread was clearly just freshly made. You gotta get it early or they may run out of bread 🥖 which they make fresh daily. The ice coffee is also fantastic ☕️

Delicious sandwich, amazing price, quick service and friendly. Will be back! Small little joint where you can chill, I really want to try the breakfast one

Great family owned establishment serving tasty food that can be enjoyed inside, outdoors, or grab and go. Service is very pleasant and they didn't seem too busy when I placed my order of a grilled pork bahn mi and a lemongrass chicken banh mi with a couple of iced Vietnamese coffees to go. They have other grab and go items available, and their bread is baked fresh daily. Price point is justified with the taste and quality you get in every bite. Definitely worth supporting. Closed on Sunday and Wednesday.

Early visit, hard to pick. Went with chicken bahn mi. They separated the peppers for us, so we can moderate the heat on one side. Fresh, crunchy bread, with the right mix of ingredients working well. Good work. Family owned business, they take great pride. Support your local mom dad businesses!

Overall: 4.3/5 We came for lunch on a Monday, so it wasn't crowded. The store is small but clean, including the restroom. The lady who helped us was sweet and mentioned that they sometimes run out of banh mi and close early, so she recommended calling ahead and placing an order. The prices are more affordable compared to other Vietnamese restaurants, and the quality is much higher. While it's not quite like San Jose, Saigon Baguette stands out as one of the top banh mi spots in Vegas. What I love most about their banh mi is the baguette. It's baked to perfection--crispy without being hard or cutting your mouth. I also really appreciate that I can taste the pate. #1 Banh Mi Heo Quay/Roasted Pork ($8): Unfortunately, the roasted pork was dry and didn't work well in a banh mi. #2 Banh Mi Thit Ba Chi/Pork Belly ($7): This one was good. The thin cuts of pork belly struck a perfect balance of fat and meat. It was my second favorite. #3 Banh Mi Thit Nguoi/Special Combination ($7): It's okay. Nothing particularly special, but I could really taste the pate on this one. #5 Banh Mi Thit Nuong/Grilled Pork ($7): This was also just okay. The grilled pork on the ends was dry, but the pieces in the middle were covered in sauce so they were more flavorful and moist. This one ranks third for me. #11 Banh Mi Bo Nuong La Lot/Beef in Betal Leaves ($8): This was the best of the five we ordered. While I'm used to the beef being fully wrapped in the leaf, this version had it on the side. The texture reminded me of meatballs, and it was flavorful and delicious.

Best Banh mi i've had yet- they make the bread in house freshly everyday and you can tell. I ordered the combination one as usually it is my favorite and it definitely hit the spot. The bread was very crunchy, warm and tasty as well as the toppings they were all fresh and crunchy! Yum! it is a small family owned type of restaurant but so worth it, the prices are very affordable especially for how filling it is! They also offer "Shrimp and pork rolls" as well as "pork loaf pastry" which honestly was sooo good and i am sad i left with only 1 ): The lady working who took my order was the sweetest and i will definitely be back ! Definitely recommend if you're craving a sandwich or bánh mì

4/5 freshly made bread until it sells out. 5/5 easy parking since it's a shared shopping plaza 5/5 service is consistent from this family run business

Holy hell. I'm a huge fan already as I've only been here once. This is the real deal. Homemade delicious baguettes, and house pickled vegetables. They are doing it right here as it's until sell out which is about 2pm. The best bahn mi I've ever had and for $12 with a drink? Can't wait to come back.

I absolutely love going to this place! It's a very small family ran place. The food here is so good that my wife made me go get a second sandwich after finishing the first. The bread is crunchy on the outside but soft and pillowy on the inside. You can tell the bread is truly made fresh daily. They don't skimp out on the meat or toppings at all, it's fully loaded and has tons of flavor. Highly recommend 99999/10. The lady was very nice at the counter and even remembered me.

Best Banh Mi in Vegas!!! This is by far the best Banh Mi in Vegas because they come in super early in the middle of the night to bake a couple hundred French bread for the day. Once they sell out, usually by 1-2pm they close. They have other Vietnamese snacks here also. The Star of the show here is there French bread and Banh Mi (Vietnamese sandwich). The perfect crispy outside and soft moist inside of the bread completes the sandwich. I personally love the veggie and fish (canned sardines). You can also order just the French bread to take home for later. There's a couple tables outside and a bunch of seats inside. Clean restrooms and ample parking. I definitely recommend this place! Pro tip: call ahead to make sure they still have bread.

I ordered the pastry pie, which is a bit like dumpling meat inside of a pastry - very rich and indulgent although I think it could have benefitted from a sauce. We ordered the roast pork and the combination so we can eat on our hike. I got extra pate since I love pate on the combination, and it was delicious. The roast pork was good too; I just wish that they had more pickled vegetables in the sandwiches, and maybe I'll ask for that next time. It'd be a perfect sandwich for me with that.

I've had nearly every bahn mi up and down spring mountain, this is by far the best. To me what separates the elite bahn mi's from the rest is the French baguette, and you can tell right away this is house made, warm, toasty, & flakey. And at $6-7 you can't go wrong. Nice family owned shop and some of the kindest people I know in the industry!

Great sandwiches. I tried the lemongrass chicken banh mi. Generous portions and fresh bread. I prefer longer crispier baguettes for banh mi, but still a great spot overall.

I go to lots of Banh Mi places for lunch because it is less than American sandwiches, most Banh Mi are less than $10 and it is served fast, essential for lunch hour. This place fits all of my requirements, and most importantly, it is delicious. Of the 5 Banh Mi places I rotate for lunch, this is my favorite, the Banh mi has the most flavor.

I am on a hunt for the best banh mi in town. This place has been bookmarked for a while now and finally checked it out last week. It's a small shop, for quick take out orders. They do have a few seats if you prefer to eat in. The lady who took our order was friendly and was quick with our orders. I opted for the chicken banh mi and it was delicious! The bread, meat and veggie portions were perfect. The bread was perfectly toasted. I took off one star because i prefer the pickled veggies to be more sour but other than that, this may be my fave banh mi spot in Vegas so far.

I recently tried the banh mi at this spot, and it was a bit different from what I expected, but in a good way! The combo banh mi surprised me with its regular ham meat, which gave it a unique twist. Additionally, their crispy pork belly banh mi was a real treat. However, I noticed that the pate had a hint of shrimp paste taste, which might not be to everyone's liking. On the upside, their service is lightning-fast, and the lady at the counter was exceptionally friendly. Overall, a great spot for a quick and tasty bite!

I can't say that I've had banh mi much. but I happened to be near Saigon baguette and stopped in for lunch. The prices are so reasonable and the food is delicious. In fact, it's cheaper than the golden arches down the street. Tried a pork pastry (forgive me for forgetting the name) and a number 2 pork belly bunh me. oh my gosh so delicious! Fresh vegetable, whole thing was so full flavor, crunchy and delicious bread 100 out of 10 I will be back.

The lady that works here is very sweet and smiley. I've been meaning to come by to try their sandwiches for a while now but they were closed. The close on Wednesday and Sunday. If they wanted a 9-5 job, they should of worked for people. Being in retail with these inconvenience hours must be rough on the revenue. With that aside, the sandwiches were bursting in flavors. I tried their pork belly, special and lemon grass chicken. All were packed with flavors. I would be back for sure.

My favorite Banh Mi in vegas! Clean new shop, in a brand new plaza. Small staff and made to order. You may wait a few minutes but it's well worth it. The bread is perfect! Crispy on the outside but soft on the inside, making the best base for their fresh ingredients. I get the #3 combination with jamon, pate, headcheese etc. all the way. My man loves the lemongrass chicken. They have a few fried things in the warm case and prepackaged room temperature delights.

I usually do not like banh mi, but I was with a group here so I went ahead and tried it. I'll say that I was pleasantly surprised with the grilled chicken banh mi here. Bread was very fresh and tasty, plenty of chicken, they held the mayo as requested, and plenty of pop from the pickled vegetables. Still not my favorite thing in the world, but I am happy to recommend this place. $7.50 or so is very reasonable for what i received.

Always my go-to for Vietnamese sandwiches and iced coffee. Conveniently located at the back of the shopping plaza. My order is usually the #1 which is a Bahn Mì Hei Quay - roasted pork sandwich. The service is always prompt and my food is prepared quickly. On average the wait time is anywhere from 5 to 15 minutes.

Best banh mi in Vegas. We are lucky to have a great selection of Asian food in Vegas. If I'm hungry and short on time, there is no better place to make a quick stop for a sandwich.

Found this little gem through yelp. My friends and I were visiting last Vegas for a birthday! One of the mornings some of us early birds decided to go fetch breakfast for the group. We came across Saigon baguette. We ordered plenty of sandwhiches!! Also their Vietnamese coffees were amazing. Sandwhiches were so fresh and refreshing!!!! I came on here to help You choose your next grub spot ! The owners are from the Bay Area... the service was so comforting and accommodating they were so kind !!

Cute hole in the wall Vietnamese owned sandwich shop. I'm all about supporting small businesses. The shop is small and the menu is very basic which is appreciated. The owner is so sweet. We got the #1,4. & 5 plus the iced Vietnamese coffee. The sandwiches were made fresh and delicious. It was nice and strong. We would come back whenever we're in town.

Simply Amazing! The Banh mi fixing and bread is all made fresh in house. Ordered the Roast Pork Banh Mi and it was delicious!

We're looking for a legit dac biet banh mi in Vegas to replace the ones we used to eat in LA. We were hopeful based on the reviews and ordered the #3, special combination, to try. I knew from the moment I opened and smelled the sandwich that I would be disappointed because it lacked that funky smell I'm used to and love. And when I took several bites, that confirmed what I thought. My husband, who is Vietnamese, tried it and said the same thing. The service was nice but this is not what we're looking for.

Great Banh Mi. Awesome Cafe Sua Da!! We had 7 in group. You can order the pickles and pepper the way you want.

I had one of the best bahn mi's I've ever tried here! I ordered the #3 combination (Báhn Mì Thit Nguói), sesame balls (3 for $2), and of course a viet iced coffee The pate in the sandwich was probably the best I've ever had in one, and the baguette was just the right texture! The owners were also really sweet :) thank you!! cảm ơn!!

Wow, I wanted a banh mi and this place is amazing... The bread is the star and you can tell after the first bite but all the filling make it incredible. After talking, they only bake a 100 loaves a day and try to sell out everyday, each loaf is prepared with love This is a small family restaurant and it's a gem in Chinatown in my opinion, highly recommend for a lunch to grab a sandwich

The banh mi sandwiches here are probably my favorite in town! The menu is pretty straightforward with the usual meat options - roasted pork, lemongrass chicken, special combo / dac biet, etc. The sandwich will be amazing regardless of which meat you go with because they're all good but also because their sandwich bread is THE BEST!! They're freshly made, toasty on the outside and soft on the inside. The inside is pretty small and cozy. Definitely the kind of place you should plan to grab and go for. There are a few tables that are suitable for waiting at best. Won't need to worry about parking here either as it's tucked in the corner of Golden Spring Plaza. I was greeted with a warm smile as soon as I stepped inside and the rest was just as easy! Check this place out!

Vegas still doesn't know how to do Vietnamese food. Saigon Baguette is an inexplicably well-Yelped business tucked away in the corner of a now-crowded Spring Mountain plaza containing Shigotonin, Pier 88 Boiling Seafood, Napal Baji BBQ, and other restaurants. They're also only open from the morning through the afternoon. I wanted to try several different items which I usually like. Pate Chaud / Pate So ($3.75) is usually a good option, and it may have been the best of what I had here. The meat filling was moist and reasonably well-seasoned, albeit easily not the most flavorful I've had. The pastry shell is not that flaky and seems to coat the tongue as you eat the Pate Chaud, perhaps because of grease. Banh Gio ($4.25) is a large pyramid-shaped rice dumpling wrapped in banana leaf. You can open it from the wide base and hold it as a cone while digging into the contents, although I recommend emptying it into a bowl at home. The best I have to say about this version is that it's clearly suitable for low-sodium diets. The entirety of the rice flour exterior isn't mushy at least, but it's bland. The interior is also pretty blandexcept for some oddly fiery note, perhaps black pepper? The hard-boiled quail egg is fine but not necessary. The last item which I tried was Banh Mi Thit Nguoi ($7.00), which they call their "combination." I couldn't tell what they combined except maybe one slice of Vietnamese pork roll and a variety of non-Vietnamese deli-sliced hams. There is a visible pate layer, but it's so devoid of flavor that it might as well not be there. The pickled carrot and daikon also barely taste of pickling. I keep asking myself why I keep giving Vietnamese food in Vegas more chances. Maybe it's time to stop. Not only is it subpar compared to California, but it's getting more and more overpriced.

One of the best Bahn Mi restaurants in Vegas :) I'm a huge Bahn Mi person, tried here and there - but I like Bahn Mi that has "actual" peace of meat in it, instead of sausages or sliced meats. This place definitely has a few options that I'd like, I tried #1 Roast Pork, and omg... it was so so good. It took some time, I think I waited about 10 mins or a bit more than that, but they already mentioned it. They're making their sandwiches when they get orders, so it was totally ok. The bread was crispy and soft, fillings inside of it were generous, and the pork!! the pork was so good. Super fresh, crunch, and yummy. I can't wait to go to Vegas again, so that I can eat another Bahn Mi here!

The shop was super cute and the service was amazing. The bread is baked fresh daily, so we were lucky enough to get some before they ran out. I order the beef wrapped in vettel leaves and my sister got the pork belly. Both of them were really good and the sauce inside was amazing. The price was also pretty cheap for great quality food. Would totally recommend for anyone looking to get banh mi in Vegas.

They specialize in banh mi, so thought we'd give it a try. Baguette was nice and toasty though!! Which I can't say for alot of places. It was nice to hear that the mayo and banh mi was dairy free. I'm on the picky side of banh mi. So this place was okay for my SO. Still a good as a typical sandwich? Just as a banh mi, it's not for me. Can't compare to SGV or Westminster. It'll definitely be a lower star in those areas. $7 Special Combination Baguette is a usual order for me and my SO. Just wasn't there for me. $7 Pork Belly Baguette. For some reason, SO wanted this which I find weird. I would usually go with a Charbroiled pork or the owner/staff's favorite. I feel this is a gimmick or modern version. SO likes it. It wasn't for me. $8. Roast Pork Baguette is the owner/staff's favorite. Always go with owner's favorite if they are giving you their own fav vs popular choice local choice. It's local Vegas here. But many Asian places in local Vegas seem to just barely miss the mark.... Kinda like eating London food. Looks right, but something always off. Chris V.'s review definitely resonated how I feel of Vietnamese food in Vegas. And for typical Chinese to Tawianese food. Although for Chinese cuisine, you can still hit up a place for 1 decent specialized dish, but that's all. Other dishes are always off.

We were driving down spring mtn when I saw this restaurant. My husband was craving for some Vietnamese sandwiches so we decided to try this place out! When we walked in we were greeted warmly and asked what we would like to order. It took us a few minutes to look over the menu. We looked at the cases and saw the patê so and the bahn bao. The patê sô pastry was so flakey and had a yummy butter taste and the inside was delicious. My son tried the bahn bao which he loved the softness of the bao and said the inside had a nice little sweetness to them and was pleasantly surprised by the egg inside. We also ordered two sandwiches. My husband got the lemon grass chicken bahn mi and I got the bbq pork. And wow we couldn't even wait to get home we ate them all in the car! The baguette tasted like it was made with love! It was crunchy, flakey and soft! The meat, veggies and sauces were the perfect mix to the perfect sandwich! We will definitely be back!!

this place say they're open YET most times when I show up, It's closed! Sucks! Why bother to open a business if it's not consistent... Sorry. i'm hangry and venting !

Roast pork- Typical banh mi, nothing too special about it. Price low key cheaper than I expected. Service great, the person took my order was extremely nice. Kinda of small place but I realized people often order to go.

Hands down the best Banh mi spot in Las Vegas. Very small unassuming shop hidden in the corner of one of the many asian plazas in China town. The meats are all incredibly delicious and fresh and so is the baguette. They make everything in-house. I've had the crispy pork Banh mi and pork belly banh mi (my 2 favorites). Of course the combination (cold cuts) is also delicious. Love this place. Please Support this small family business, they work hard and make amazing sandos.

One of the best banh mi currently. They make their own bread in house and don't skimp on the meat. The lemongrass one is pretty strong if that's a flavor you like. The rest are really good. I think all of them have pate as standard on all sandwiches.

Small, family owned and absolutely amazing! The owner told us they only make 120 sandwiches per day. Call ahead to see if they are sold out if you plan to go after noon. We got in around 12 and snagged the last 2 for the day. The sandwiches are so fresh and full of flavor. Everything is homemade and the owners are so friendly.

We tried the grilled pork belly, regular pork belly, and veggie banh mi. They were all really good! I was surprised that the baguette wasn't hard at all. I definitely prefer this place over Lees sandwich. The iced coffees are delicious as well. Not overwhelmingly sweet nor bitter! My boyfriend isn't a fan of banh mi because the bread had always been hard but this place sparked his interest to try banh mi again :) The only suggestion I have is to provide the ingredients under the name of each banh mi and to print better quality pics for the menu. I ordered the veggie banh mi and thought it would have only salad inside but there was actually tofu. I should've asked but no worries, it was still good.

Love this place. Great banh mi (never skimpy with the ingredients) for great prices ($7-8) and always great service. Bread is fresh and made daily and they run out, so I try to come for a late breakfast/early lunch.

Definitely Best Bahn Mi in town. In house freshly made baguette breads! So if they are out of breads no sandwiches for you. Lol. I love their grilled pork. They are always consistent. They are my fav!

Didn't have items on menu. Only thing available were seafood items. If you don't mind what you're eating and want to try Vietnamese possibly baguette then try here instead of wasting your time like I did.

This hidden gem is the best baguette I ever have. The baguette is crispy outside and just perfect among of bread inside and fresh. Pork belly banh mi - meat is soft, no need to chew and no oily feeling in the mouth. Taste great. Veggies are fresh. Jalapeños is spicy. Banh Mi Special Combo - meat is not much special. The sauce is special. Taste delicious. Hot coffee are strong different type of coffee than Lee's. Lee's is on the sweet side, this one better coffee taste and not that sweet and not bitter. I prefer this hot coffee. Only one girl works at the little store at the front desk. Few seats inside and 3 table outside. I eat at the outside, the girl brings the food out. Great service.

Reasonably priced, delicious soft and fresh bread, great mix of veggies and meat, good amount of meat and friendly staff. What more do you want? Had the lemon grass and had the grilled pork sandwiches and both were very good. Bread was fresh and crunchy... a symphony of crackle, and the ingredients were fresh and well balanced. Small little place but does a robust trade. They state they close early when the run out of bread, which they make every day and the sign says to call and verify before you drive down and waste your gas. Also for those wondering they do NOT sell the baguettes by themselves... this is per my first hand watching a customer ask for baguettes by themselves in addition to a sandwich and the lady who runs the place told her they do not sell them alone.

Came in to ordered a few sandwiches and I should've read the reviews first because this place is not it. I ordered two of each of #1 combo and #5 bbq pork. The staff had to ask for reconfirmation of our easy order and than proceed to take at least 20 minutes to make the order just to have it lack meat and pate. One star because I did liked how it's made to order but I would not be returning to pay $7-$8 for just bread.

Got the pork belly Banh Mi and the roast pork Banh Mi, both were very delicious. I can say that this will be our new got to spot for Banh Mi sandwiches as the sandwiches were made fresh and the roast pork and pork belly were just simply superb. The service was awesome as well.

Great food and service. Very cute interior. I was impressed by these sandwiches and would come back again for more.

Wowsers! Amazeballs! This place has one of the best sandwiches I have ever eaten!! I wanted to get the eggrolls and banh cuon but they didn't have it this morning. It's ok next time! I got a thit nguoi banh mi and thit nuong banh mi. Both sandwiches came with a BITE! So flavorful! The extra mayo butter and that brown sauce was awesome! My favorite part was the bread! So soft and crunchy!!! Easy to bite through for sure. Easily my go to banh mi place in vegas! Can't wait to eat more of these sandwiches!