Rofino Sagun
This place is not the real Duc Huong sandwich shop. I came in to buy some fresh rolls displayed on the table in front of the cash registers. When I asked the cashier how much they were, she just stared at me without responding and continued talking to the other cashier in their native language. It seemed like they didn’t speak English, so I placed a $20 bill on the counter. When she gave me my change, she set it down on the far end of the counter and walked away angrily, speaking in Vietnamese.
The staff here definitely need training in customer service and basic courtesy. I did notice, however, that they were polite and attentive to customers of their own ethnicity. The rolls I bought were good, but my experience with the staff was not. I won’t be coming back.
… moreTim Chen
The sandwich tastes very good. People are friendly. There is a line constantly for ordering and pick up.
… moreTEAMS TABUSA (Travel-Agency-Branding)
This is a food to-go shop with a great selection of Vietnamese dishes that are perfect for a quick and satisfying meal. I particularly enjoyed the snail sausage, cinnamon sausage, and the various sweet soups, which were all flavorful and delicious. While the food is designed for takeout, the atmosphere inside the restaurant is still pleasant and welcoming. I appreciated the fun touch of the display of poems on the glass cabinet, which added a bit of personality to the place. The service from the staff was friendly and efficient, making the experience all the more enjoyable. Although the selection may be limited at times, the quality of the food makes up for it. If you’re looking for a tasty and convenient meal on-the-go, this restaurant is definitely worth checking out. I recommend the snail sausage – it was cooked to perfection and had a great balance of flavors. Overall, a great experience at this food to-go spot.
… moreNancy Carrigan
I dont know how they can get away without paying Tax is beyond me lol. Cash only establishment. The patties and food are the best. They never run out. But They close 6pm Daily.
… moreJonathan Phan
Duc Huong Gio Cha in Sun Plaza is a solid choice for Vietnamese sandwiches, offering freshly baked bread and well-balanced fillings. Their signature cold-cut bánh mì stands out, featuring smooth pâté, flavorful cha lua (Vietnamese pork sausage), and crisp pickled vegetables. The balance of textures—soft, crunchy, and rich—keeps this spot reliable for a satisfying bite.
While service is efficient, peak hours can lead to slower turnaround times. Some visits may feel rushed, with minor variations in ingredient proportions, but overall, the quality remains consistent. If you’re craving a classic bánh mì with authentic flavors, this shop is worth stopping by.
… moreYupeng Gao
This is a counterfeit Duc Huong shop, I came here at 11 am on Friday and they said they don’t have any more sandwiches. So don’t be fooled.
… moreThi Duong
The cha here is the best, authentic flavor and good prices. Call ahead to place large orders, then come pickup. We ordered 80 cha to take home out of state.
… moreCaroline Peri
should’ve read reviews 1st.
CASH ONLY and NO BANH MI.
the lady didn’t speak my language but the other one did she was very nice bout it.
place is poppin bread flying out the door. aparking might need patience
… moreH D
Horrible customer service. We will never be back. The cashier didn’t even bother answering me when I asked to buy cha lua. She acted like I was bothering her. What kind of customer service is that? We were there to spend money not asking for money. Wondering how they are still in business.
… moreLamson ngo
It’s the first time I must rate 1 star and give a negative feedback for a business.
I shopped here a couple times. Although some their products are good so far, their service is very very bad all the times.
They just want the customers go out soon for the next one.
Need improve customer service badly.
NEVER COME BACK AGAIN.
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