

Counter-service chain for Vietnamese staples such as banh mi, plus some classic deli sandwiches.
Hours
| Friday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Saturday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Sunday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Monday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Tuesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Wednesday | 6 AM–8 PM |
| Thursday | 6 AM–8 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 12905 Harbor Blvd, Garden Grove, CA 92840
Phone: (714) 638-4268
Website: http://www.leesandwiches.com/
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Reviews
I also got an order of the French beignet’s and they are hard. Not fresh whatsoever.
Huge disappointment compared to other bahn mi shops.
I asked for light ice on their Vietnamese coffee… they said sure and proceeded to give me FULL ice. Then when I asked if they could replace it for an actual light ice they said they can’t give more coffee because it’s a set amount. I said I would pay for more and they said no. Like… what? This is their version. Not only that, they didn’t add my extra veggies like I asked in my #5 even though I paid extra. Never come here. Poor service and poor food. Wouldn’t recommend.
By the time the ice melted, it turned into a sad, watered-down version of what a Vietnamese coffee should be: strong, sweet, and bold. Instead, it was more like a caffeinated memory floating around in melted ice water.
For $5, this didn’t feel like an iced Vietnamese coffee. It felt like I bought a $5 Vietnamese coffee ice instead of a $5 iced Vietnamese coffee
If you enjoy paying premium prices for a cup of crushed ice with a hint of condensed-milk-flavored disappointment, this one’s for you. As for me, never again.
It’s the one and only sandwich I’ve tried at any Lee’s Sandwiches I’ve ever been to, and I’ve grown to love it. Why change something that’s consistently good, right?
Their Báhn Mi is mouthwatering and nostalgic for me – being that Lee’s was where I first tried a Báhn Mi sandwich. The crispy outer baguette with a pillowy-soft center that’s filled with savory meat (Grilled Pork for me), crunchy Do Chua (pickled daikon and carrots), fresh springs of cilantro, and spicy chopped jalapeños – now that’s what I call a sandwich!
I was in the area and I had to come check this place out because this was the first Lee’s Sandwich drive-thru I’ve seen so I picked up one of their fresh baguettes to pair with my pasta dinner. It was great! Better than grocery store-bought because it was fresh right out of the oven.
Pro-Tip: If purchasing their baguette, plan to use/eat it same day.
This Lee’s Sandwiches location is nestled in Garden Grove on Harbor Blvd. – just minutes away from Disneyland.
There is quite a bit of a wait in the drive-thru but it wasn’t too bad considering they were making my báhn mi made-to-order.
You can also dine inside if you prefer. They have plenty of parking spaces at this location. You won’t have trouble finding a spot.
Overall, I wouldn’t mind coming back if I needed a báhn mi fix. It definitely made my tummy happy!