At BanhMii, we bring the soul of Vietnam’s vibrant street food culture straight to the heart of Downtown LA. Our bánh mì is a flavorful harmony of tradition and freshness — from house-pickled veggies to rich pâté and freshly toasted bread. Paired with bold Vietnamese coffee, every bite and sip transports you to the bustling streets of Saigon. We’re more than just a sandwich shop — we’re a taste of home, a moment of comfort, and a celebration of Vietnamese culinary heritage.
Hours
| Friday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Sunday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Monday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Tuesday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 9 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 9 AM–4 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 300 S Santa Fe Ave Suite P, Los Angeles, CA 90013
Phone: (213) 266-8430
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Order and Reservations
Order: Order online
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Reviews
Cody Pham
When my friend told me she wanted to drive us up from Orange County to try banh mi in LA, my reaction was “why? lol.” Which I think is a totally fair response – especially when she told me that her reason for wanting to go was seeing a TikTok video with a raving review from an influencer. I was also skeptical because as a USC alum, I’ve had my fair share of whitewashed Vietnamese food in Los Angeles.
I was relieved when I stepped foot in the shop and heard the workers speaking Vietnamese to each other. It was a small shop and a bit difficult to find. We wandered lost around the parking lot before we ventured deeper into the complex and reached the main street again. I could tell from the bottle of Knorr liquid seasoning sitting on the front counter that the banh mi would be authentic.
I ordered the special banh mi with the veggies on the side since I would be eating it for lunch in my office the following day. After a short wait, we got our banh mi. The girl at the front counter was nice and remembered that I wanted my veggies in a separate bag. I tried a bite of my friend’s banh mi since I wanted to try it fresh.
The banh mi was pretty good. I liked the pate and butter and would ask for extra of both if I ever return. Something I especially liked was the inclusion of sliced green onion – which is not something super common for banh mi places in Orange County but something you’ll see a lot with banh mi places in Vietnam. The green onions provide a sharp freshness and, in my opinion, should be common practice. The bread was really good too – crisp and fresh. However, my biggest critique would be portion size. $10 is on the high end for banh mi, which kinda makes sense since the store is in Downtown LA and the shopping complex seems a bit on the nicer side. But even so, I thought that the banh mi was quite small and needed more filling.
If I lived in LA (and I mean like LA LA and not 626), I would think that this is a pretty decent option. But it’s not something I would go out of my way to get.
… moreI was relieved when I stepped foot in the shop and heard the workers speaking Vietnamese to each other. It was a small shop and a bit difficult to find. We wandered lost around the parking lot before we ventured deeper into the complex and reached the main street again. I could tell from the bottle of Knorr liquid seasoning sitting on the front counter that the banh mi would be authentic.
I ordered the special banh mi with the veggies on the side since I would be eating it for lunch in my office the following day. After a short wait, we got our banh mi. The girl at the front counter was nice and remembered that I wanted my veggies in a separate bag. I tried a bite of my friend’s banh mi since I wanted to try it fresh.
The banh mi was pretty good. I liked the pate and butter and would ask for extra of both if I ever return. Something I especially liked was the inclusion of sliced green onion – which is not something super common for banh mi places in Orange County but something you’ll see a lot with banh mi places in Vietnam. The green onions provide a sharp freshness and, in my opinion, should be common practice. The bread was really good too – crisp and fresh. However, my biggest critique would be portion size. $10 is on the high end for banh mi, which kinda makes sense since the store is in Downtown LA and the shopping complex seems a bit on the nicer side. But even so, I thought that the banh mi was quite small and needed more filling.
If I lived in LA (and I mean like LA LA and not 626), I would think that this is a pretty decent option. But it’s not something I would go out of my way to get.
Vy Tran
I got the special and avocado shake.
The shake tasted like the avocados were browning, it had a weird funk to it. I did not finish it.
The special:
– was overpowered with pepper and cilantro
– there was a salad’s worth of cilantro, even upon removing it, all I could taste was pepper
– There wasn’t any pate
– individually, the components taste good, but I could not enjoy it unfortunately
Overall, I do not recommend this spot. For $11 a banh mi. I expected more from this spot. Disappointing given all the good reviews.
… moreThe shake tasted like the avocados were browning, it had a weird funk to it. I did not finish it.
The special:
– was overpowered with pepper and cilantro
– there was a salad’s worth of cilantro, even upon removing it, all I could taste was pepper
– There wasn’t any pate
– individually, the components taste good, but I could not enjoy it unfortunately
Overall, I do not recommend this spot. For $11 a banh mi. I expected more from this spot. Disappointing given all the good reviews.
Blake Burns
Food is really tasty and well priced. Staff is friendly and attentive. Food came out pretty fast even though they were behind a few orders.
Great option if you need something quick, light, and inexpensive. Especially in LA.
… moreGreat option if you need something quick, light, and inexpensive. Especially in LA.
Irene G
My new favorite bahn mii spot!! Bread is perfect – crunchy without hurting your mouth but still soft inside. Great bread to filling ratio too. Got the chicken bahn mii and the fresh spring rolls – i would come back to get both but the chicken bahn mii i immediately wanted to come the next day to get another. Physical space is to go style with small bar style seating and some benches – easily able to sit with one other person and munch really quickly.
… morekali D
First time here and the vibes and customer service were great :)!
Plenty of parking also I just got the strawberry smoothie it was soo good!! My husband got a coffee and he said he really liked it also got some spring rolls It was good I just won’t get mint in them next time !! Overall recommend 🙂
… morePlenty of parking also I just got the strawberry smoothie it was soo good!! My husband got a coffee and he said he really liked it also got some spring rolls It was good I just won’t get mint in them next time !! Overall recommend 🙂
Truong Hanh Nguyen
I’m sorry to say it, but this place has the best Banh Mi I’ve had so far in LA—or even Orange County. Why? Because they do it exactly in the style of Vietnam, where I was born and raised. They make their own pâté and homemade butter (with egg) that is spectacular and stands out compared to others. If they could make the bread in the Vietnamese style like Kien Giang Bakery, instead of the baguette they use now, it would be perfect for me. Anyway, it is still my favorite Banh Mi so far
And one more thing, they have a real Vietnamese coffee too. I mean it’s really really strong coffee
… moreAnd one more thing, they have a real Vietnamese coffee too. I mean it’s really really strong coffee
Yvonne Leow
A delicious, fresh take on banh mi. It weaves the authentic taste of this classic Vietnamese sandwich with carefully curated ingredients, sauces, and pate. The best part about this spot is you can taste how much they care about banh mi’s. Every bite is a reflection of their love and it shows. I’m excited to go back to try their other varieties. I also ordered their strawberry smoothie and they used real strawberries as advertised. I left happy.
… moreJimmy Phan
I’m Vietnamese and this place is AMAZING! The special banh mi was perfectly toasted and the right size. Definitely my go-to banh mi spot in LA
… moreAkemi Look
The banh mi is DELICIOUS!! Everything is super fresh and made in house. I also loved the egg rolls and spring rolls. You must get the fresh squeezed kumquat iced tea which was beyond refreshing. This is the best addition to the neighborhood. They’re also so kind and family owned.
… moreDayoung Lee
soooo glad we came upon this absolute gem!! they’ve just opened a week ago and EVERYBODY should go check them out. the food is bomb, service is bomb, and it’s a very clean and chic space as well. the only thing was that it was a bit difficult to find, but the store is street-facing and located at the south-end of the plaza. but once you’re able to get there, you’re truly in for a treat. ++ try their kumquat beverage, it’s the perfect summer drink!! and the banh mi has that immaculate crunch
… more