Hours
| Thursday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Friday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 11 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: inside The Common Kitchen Food Hall, 12250 Clarksville Pike Suite A, Clarksville, MD 21029
Phone: (443) 583-0019
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Reviews
The Banh-mi were truly amazing. We ordered two types, beef, and pork. The crust on the bread was fantastic! Both sandwiches were huge and generously stuffed with meat, carrot and fillings. The balance of vegetable to meat was perfect. We also ordered with two crispy fried spring rolls and slices of jalapeños. If I could rate this restaurant higher, I would. I will be back for sure!
And for all y’all who think I’m overreacting, that’s fine. That just means more for me when I go back.
I remember hearing about this business which used to have a location at the Block Food Hall in Pike and Rose before closing down. Since they opened earlier than other stalls, we bought a banh mi. Ahnmazing Banh Mi also sells other dishes like beef noodle, dumplings, and homemade steamed buns.
We split the lemongrass pork banh mi ($13
2), which came with two freshly fried vegetarian spring rolls and sauce. Oh man, the banh mi was PACKED to the brim and had a good amount of veggies and meat. So juicy. I could tell that some of the bread was scooped out, but I prefer it that way so the banh mi can be stuffed even more. I’m no banh mi expert, but really enjoyed this one.
Update: I’ve given this place a second go and I’ve decided it’s now too expensive for food that’s only okay. I think I paid 30% more than last time. The sandwiches are nearly double the price of other places. Although it’s traditional to remove most of the bread filling, these have insufficient bread left inside to absorb some moisture from the meat. This results in a wet sandwich that is messier to eat than it should be. It’s basically an over baked bread crust wrapping the filling. I will not be coming back.
The sandwiches did travel well to our destination though. I just don’t understand the justification for $11 per sandwich. This is supposed to be street food.
Edit: they don’t do traditional anymore apparently… Almost want to knock it down a star, but their owner and the staff are really too friendly to do that too.
The wife had a bowl, roasted pork, and it was pretty bland. She did not eat it.
Don’t get a bowl, get a banh mi from the place called amazing banh mi.
Has outside seating. There are several restaurants inside this complex.
Without hesitation, I went with the pork and shrimp wonton soup. It came out piping hot in a bowl. Very simple. Very tasty. Scratch made.
The meat was well seasoned and provided a good ensamble. I’d like to come by again to give it another try. The only thing was the bread didn’t quite give enough crunch. Everything else was amazing. Still 5/5.