Asian-inspired subs, sandwiches, tacos & steamed buns spiced to order in a snug & lively location.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 392 Queen St W, Toronto, ON M5V 2A9, Canada
Phone: +1 416-363-0588
Website: https://banhmiboys.com/
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Reviews
Tharmila Rajasingam
One of my favourite banh mi spots. Sandwiches and bao are made well. Super fresh, great flavours, full of good size meat. Pork, chicken and beef options. You can order on baguettes as a sandwich, bao or as a taco. The filling, combination of veggies and meat are good. The bread can be little shaky from the veggies/sauces. Also, last time I ordered the bread didn’t felt a bit stale/dry – my assumption is that it’s frozen and thawn, freshly baked bread would make a big difference.
… moreEatingYYZ
These loaded banh mi sandwiches on fresh crusty French bread really hit the spot. I chose a spicy hot grilled chicken and the spice levels were legit. I think they used fresh sliced Thai chili ️ and I loved it. Don’t laugh but the sando was so loaded one of my pics had some greens falling out. Give them a try!
… morejimmy Limb
Before after photo of Kimchi Fries (small). Delicious, great service. Interior needs updating, but great in general.
… moreiris y
Had the five spice pork belly banh mi and was glad I made that choice out of the many flavours you could choose from. Great flavours, but I found their portion to be slightly lacking (?). Could be that I’m a tourist and am not familiar with the prices in Toronto but I was expecting it to be more filling (both for the stomach and what’s inside the baguette).
… moreThe Wyck
The Wyck Recommendation: Banh Mi Boys Queen
Rating: 3.6/5
Your Poutine Could Never: Kimchi Fries and Filthy Glory
Intro Scene
Midnight on Queen West. You’re six gin and tonics and a couple of Negronis in, crouched on a sticky curb debating the Earth’s protective bubble with a ramen stray. Two more wander over from McDonald’s, someone flicks sauce on your shoe, and you’re balancing a chewy baguette that actually hits the spot way better than it has any right to. This isn’t just drunk food. It’s the bomb banh mi that keeps you coming back, grime and all.
What Was Ordered
Kimchi Fries. The stoner crown jewel, artery glue with extra mayo
Kalbi Beef Banh Mi. Sweet, chewy, always the move
Fried Chicken Bao. Bread pillow of shame and pride, every time
Spring Rolls. Crunchy oil bombs to pad your stomach for another bar
Service Commentary
There is no service. They’d watch you wipe your table with your own shirt before they’d lift a rag. They’re stone faced, dead eyed, and they like it that way. So do you.
Vibe Check
A sauce-splattered hallway jammed with punks, drunk poets, and conspiracy nuts. Napkins run out by midnight so you use receipts and sleeves. If you’re lucky you might leave with your shoes not glued to the floor. Horseshoe Tavern up the street keeps the post show spillover rowdy and sauced.
The Space Itself
Narrow, bright, and wearing ten years of sauce ghosts on the walls. Floors that feel like flypaper. Tables that have never met disinfectant. If they cleaned you’d probably hate it.
About the Neighborhood
Queen West is a bar crawl vortex that spits you out greasy and confused every time. Horseshoe Tavern is around the corner for sweaty rock crowds. Ramen shops and sketchy clubs keep the sidewalks sloppy. McDonald’s refugees drift in half-eaten nuggets and conspiracy rants. And Chinatown is just up the street, reminding you that if you really cared, you could find cleaner tables and way better late night eats. But you’re here sauce splattered, half drunk, and loyal anyway.
Hits & Misses
✓ Kimchi fries worth every clogged artery underrated, controversial, and honestly might be better than a poutine
✓ Kalbi beef banh mi stays the bomb
✓ Fried chicken bao hits just right every time
✓ Bread always chewy — exactly what you expect after midnight
✓ Cheap enough you won’t question your life choices until tomorrow
✗ Zero chance you’ll sit at a clean table
✗ Staff indifference hits spiritual levels
Final Verdict
It’s dirty. It’s sloppy. It’s barely polite. But the banh mi hits every single time, and the kimchi fries might just outshine your go-to poutine. That’s why you’ll wipe your own table and come back again. If these guys ever cleaned up and gave half a damn about service, they could do so much better. They’d rule the latenight kingdom instead of just scraping by on sauce and attitude. 3.6 feels about right.
Perfect For
Bar crawls with conspiracy rants and greasy fingers
Forgetting tomorrow ever exists
… moreRating: 3.6/5
Your Poutine Could Never: Kimchi Fries and Filthy Glory
Intro Scene
Midnight on Queen West. You’re six gin and tonics and a couple of Negronis in, crouched on a sticky curb debating the Earth’s protective bubble with a ramen stray. Two more wander over from McDonald’s, someone flicks sauce on your shoe, and you’re balancing a chewy baguette that actually hits the spot way better than it has any right to. This isn’t just drunk food. It’s the bomb banh mi that keeps you coming back, grime and all.
What Was Ordered
Kimchi Fries. The stoner crown jewel, artery glue with extra mayo
Kalbi Beef Banh Mi. Sweet, chewy, always the move
Fried Chicken Bao. Bread pillow of shame and pride, every time
Spring Rolls. Crunchy oil bombs to pad your stomach for another bar
Service Commentary
There is no service. They’d watch you wipe your table with your own shirt before they’d lift a rag. They’re stone faced, dead eyed, and they like it that way. So do you.
Vibe Check
A sauce-splattered hallway jammed with punks, drunk poets, and conspiracy nuts. Napkins run out by midnight so you use receipts and sleeves. If you’re lucky you might leave with your shoes not glued to the floor. Horseshoe Tavern up the street keeps the post show spillover rowdy and sauced.
The Space Itself
Narrow, bright, and wearing ten years of sauce ghosts on the walls. Floors that feel like flypaper. Tables that have never met disinfectant. If they cleaned you’d probably hate it.
About the Neighborhood
Queen West is a bar crawl vortex that spits you out greasy and confused every time. Horseshoe Tavern is around the corner for sweaty rock crowds. Ramen shops and sketchy clubs keep the sidewalks sloppy. McDonald’s refugees drift in half-eaten nuggets and conspiracy rants. And Chinatown is just up the street, reminding you that if you really cared, you could find cleaner tables and way better late night eats. But you’re here sauce splattered, half drunk, and loyal anyway.
Hits & Misses
✓ Kimchi fries worth every clogged artery underrated, controversial, and honestly might be better than a poutine
✓ Kalbi beef banh mi stays the bomb
✓ Fried chicken bao hits just right every time
✓ Bread always chewy — exactly what you expect after midnight
✓ Cheap enough you won’t question your life choices until tomorrow
✗ Zero chance you’ll sit at a clean table
✗ Staff indifference hits spiritual levels
Final Verdict
It’s dirty. It’s sloppy. It’s barely polite. But the banh mi hits every single time, and the kimchi fries might just outshine your go-to poutine. That’s why you’ll wipe your own table and come back again. If these guys ever cleaned up and gave half a damn about service, they could do so much better. They’d rule the latenight kingdom instead of just scraping by on sauce and attitude. 3.6 feels about right.
Perfect For
Bar crawls with conspiracy rants and greasy fingers
Forgetting tomorrow ever exists
JF Maurice
Hands down the best Banh Mi in the GTA. The size is perfect, packed full of fresh, flavourful ingredients, and every bite is bursting with taste. Generous portions, amazing texture, and absolutely delicious. On top of that, the prices are more than fair for the quality you get. If you love Banh Mi, this is the spot. Simply unbeatable.
… moreMani Bhullar
First time trying Banh Mi sandwiches so I had to go to Banh Mi Boys and they did not disappoint. I fell in love with this place as soon as I walked in. The staff were very friendly and helpful when I walked in and helped me pick the best Banh Mi for me. The bun was soft on the instead, but toasted on the outside, the chicken was cooked and flavoured to perfection and matched perfectly with the vegetables. The sweet potato fries were crispy and salted to perfection and it was overall a great meal and an amazing first experience trying them. I would 100% recommend enjoying their sandwiches.
… moreAldrick Phạm
Got a BOGO deal on doordash and decided to try. GRILLED CHICKEN BANH MI was SCRUMPTIOUS. Packed with a good ratio of meat and veggies, they DID NOT skimp in the meat . Also got a sweet potato fries which unfortunately was mostly overfried you can tell from the color, just wish that they have the no salt option for the fries as it was kinda salty too imo. Anw, BANH MI is PHENOMENAL HIGHLY RCM
… moreBenjamin George
Stopped by for a quick bite and wasn’t disappointed. The fried chicken bao definitely has value for the price (around $5 for one). I personally found the filling with cucumbers, carrots, and cilantro a bit overwhelming. Would’ve liked to taste more of the chicken and bun by themselves, but that’s solely a personal preference. Will definitely visit again and try the club bao and kimchi fries!
… moreAK Advisor
Nice sandwiches. Lots of meat, quite tasty. However, the bread they use is not “fresh and crunchy”. So the whole experience is not what you’d expect from a freshly made banh mi sandwich.
Personally to me, their sandwiches are too sweet (especially chicken – is a meat dessert??) Adding extra sweetness to make food taste better is getting over the top.
… morePersonally to me, their sandwiches are too sweet (especially chicken – is a meat dessert??) Adding extra sweetness to make food taste better is getting over the top.