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Address: 1525 E Colonial Dr #5, Orlando, FL 32803
Phone: (407) 228-1219
Website: https://www.facebook.com/Banhmiynhuu
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Borderlessfoodie
Passed by this spot after lunch and decided to pick up a couple of bánh mì sandwiches for dinner. The place had quite a few Vietnamese-speaking patrons inside, which was a good sign of authenticity. We ordered the classic and the sliced fish cake bánh mì. While waiting, we also grabbed two dessert drinks—those were just okay.
Before dinner, we gave the sandwiches a light mist of water and popped them into a preheated oven for five minutes. The result was perfect—the bread came out crisp on the outside while staying soft inside. Both sandwiches were packed with generous portions of meat, pâté, and pickled vegetables. We really enjoyed them.
… moreBefore dinner, we gave the sandwiches a light mist of water and popped them into a preheated oven for five minutes. The result was perfect—the bread came out crisp on the outside while staying soft inside. Both sandwiches were packed with generous portions of meat, pâté, and pickled vegetables. We really enjoyed them.
Dan Dowling
If you ever wanted to expose somebody new to Vietnamese banh mi, you wouldn’t be failing them here.
Loved the grilled pork version. Incredible bread – maybe the best banh mi bread in town. The thin crunchy crust yeilds to the soft core as you bite through.
The excellent paté is not overpowering, but is an optional add. Fresh crisp vegetables taste like they were cut to order. The thinly sliced grilled pork has the perfectly caramelized char. (They used to slice it overly thick imo, but have since made it better.)
FYI: If you get the bbq pork, just know it has the skin on it. And it doesn’t taste barbecued. More like steamed. Not the crispy kind of skin, but the jiggly kind. You got to be a little more hardcore to enjoy this one. Not a fan.
The pork bao bun is in a league of its own. Absolutely outstanding. Perfectly seasoned pork and wood ear mushrooms, egg, and even a slice of fermented Vietnamese sausage: Nem Nuong; it was delicious. Plus, if you get there in the morning, they’re still hot. In fact, speaking of morning, this is one of the few places in town you can get a fresh made banh mi at 8:30 a.m. Gimme this for breakfast any day.
… moreLoved the grilled pork version. Incredible bread – maybe the best banh mi bread in town. The thin crunchy crust yeilds to the soft core as you bite through.
The excellent paté is not overpowering, but is an optional add. Fresh crisp vegetables taste like they were cut to order. The thinly sliced grilled pork has the perfectly caramelized char. (They used to slice it overly thick imo, but have since made it better.)
FYI: If you get the bbq pork, just know it has the skin on it. And it doesn’t taste barbecued. More like steamed. Not the crispy kind of skin, but the jiggly kind. You got to be a little more hardcore to enjoy this one. Not a fan.
The pork bao bun is in a league of its own. Absolutely outstanding. Perfectly seasoned pork and wood ear mushrooms, egg, and even a slice of fermented Vietnamese sausage: Nem Nuong; it was delicious. Plus, if you get there in the morning, they’re still hot. In fact, speaking of morning, this is one of the few places in town you can get a fresh made banh mi at 8:30 a.m. Gimme this for breakfast any day.
June H
I usually enjoy food from Banh Mi Y Nhu, but this time I was really disappointed. The nem chua I bought is spoiled or moldy. I hope they check their freshness and storage more carefully next time.
… moreTran Hong Ha
We came to Y Nhu’s as recommended by a co- worker. Found the Vietnamese sandwiches everyone talked about, and their smoothies are super delicious. I appreciated the customer oriented attitude as well. Way to go, Y Nhu.
… moreNick Cangemi
Pros: the bread was crispy and fantastic, the daikon/carrot pickle and cilantro were perfect!
Cons: Language barrier. Limited seating. Short staffed. Asked for no jalapeño but they added jalapeño anyways (I removed them before I took my photos). Meats were overly fatty and a bit chewy.
… moreCons: Language barrier. Limited seating. Short staffed. Asked for no jalapeño but they added jalapeño anyways (I removed them before I took my photos). Meats were overly fatty and a bit chewy.
Thao Nguyen
I’m picky with banh mi. I live within 1 mile of 4 banh mi bakeries and here are the reasons why Y Nhu is my number #1 choice for the last 10 years:
1. Best bread and best filling hands down. I’ve tried them all and my go to are number 1.8.9.12 xa xiu, thit nguoi, dac biet, thit nuong. I always call ahead and ask for extra mayonnaise. Also I always go for the buy 5 and get the 6th free deal and order veggies on the side.
2. Bao bun – they rarely have buns as they get sold out quickly most morning. Their bao is the best in orlando. Pillowy soft dough with perfectly seasoned egg, Chinese sausage, mushrooms, ground meat and I don’t know. I dare you to find me a better bao than this place.
3. Banh cuon aka rice noodle rolls aka steamed rice roll- a few restaurants make this but what make this banh cuon special is the ratio of rice flour. I grew up eating this banh cuon made from scratch from grinding rice into flour- This is the most authentic banh cuon I’ve had in orlando. They will let you order by the pounds but make sure you give them a few hours ahead.
4. Other desserts/snacks that I like from here: Che/sweet desert is made in limited batch and they taste amazing, banh gio (rice flour with savory ground pork, egg, mushroom erdpoed in banana leaves), coconut jello, nem nuong cuon (cured pork spring rolls) , banh cam (sesame ball with mung bean filling)
Go and you will be sad that you did not know about this place sooner.
… more1. Best bread and best filling hands down. I’ve tried them all and my go to are number 1.8.9.12 xa xiu, thit nguoi, dac biet, thit nuong. I always call ahead and ask for extra mayonnaise. Also I always go for the buy 5 and get the 6th free deal and order veggies on the side.
2. Bao bun – they rarely have buns as they get sold out quickly most morning. Their bao is the best in orlando. Pillowy soft dough with perfectly seasoned egg, Chinese sausage, mushrooms, ground meat and I don’t know. I dare you to find me a better bao than this place.
3. Banh cuon aka rice noodle rolls aka steamed rice roll- a few restaurants make this but what make this banh cuon special is the ratio of rice flour. I grew up eating this banh cuon made from scratch from grinding rice into flour- This is the most authentic banh cuon I’ve had in orlando. They will let you order by the pounds but make sure you give them a few hours ahead.
4. Other desserts/snacks that I like from here: Che/sweet desert is made in limited batch and they taste amazing, banh gio (rice flour with savory ground pork, egg, mushroom erdpoed in banana leaves), coconut jello, nem nuong cuon (cured pork spring rolls) , banh cam (sesame ball with mung bean filling)
Go and you will be sad that you did not know about this place sooner.
Just Nixon
Man, what a sense of nostalgia. The comical Vietnamese chatter in the background. The interactions between the staff and their customers. The jokes made. It felt like I was attending a reunion of my childhood. Needless to say, service was excellent.
There is ready to eat food items at the front. I arrived at 1130am on a Tuesday, and the Banh Cuon tray felt warm and fresh so I nabbed one, along with ordering a Banh Mi Thit Ngoui (traditional cold cuts sandwich) and a Vietnamese coffee. Bánh cuốn is a Vietnamese dish of steamed rice flour pancakes that literally translates to “rolled cakes” in English. It’s often eaten for breakfast or a snack in Vietnam. This one was stuffed with minced meat, and came with steamed pork slices (“cha”), fish sauce (nuoc mam), and fresh veggies/herbs. It was delicious! I hardly ever get to find these so fresh.
The Banh Mi was great! The bread was perfect, the best baguette I’ve had in Orlando so far. It was fresh out of the oven, soft, and crispy all at once. The portion of meats/pate/veggies in the sandwich was perfect! Everything balanced really well and no components overtook the other. My only gripe is the headcheese (a type of cold cut) was a bit too thick for my liking which made it tough to bite through effortlessly at some points. I give the banh mi a solid 9/10.
The coffee was perfect and strong, a flawless representation of Vietnamese coffee
… moreThere is ready to eat food items at the front. I arrived at 1130am on a Tuesday, and the Banh Cuon tray felt warm and fresh so I nabbed one, along with ordering a Banh Mi Thit Ngoui (traditional cold cuts sandwich) and a Vietnamese coffee. Bánh cuốn is a Vietnamese dish of steamed rice flour pancakes that literally translates to “rolled cakes” in English. It’s often eaten for breakfast or a snack in Vietnam. This one was stuffed with minced meat, and came with steamed pork slices (“cha”), fish sauce (nuoc mam), and fresh veggies/herbs. It was delicious! I hardly ever get to find these so fresh.
The Banh Mi was great! The bread was perfect, the best baguette I’ve had in Orlando so far. It was fresh out of the oven, soft, and crispy all at once. The portion of meats/pate/veggies in the sandwich was perfect! Everything balanced really well and no components overtook the other. My only gripe is the headcheese (a type of cold cut) was a bit too thick for my liking which made it tough to bite through effortlessly at some points. I give the banh mi a solid 9/10.
The coffee was perfect and strong, a flawless representation of Vietnamese coffee
Austin S.
Great little Vietnamese deli. I pre ordered the grilled pork Ban Mi and it was absolutely delicious! The bread was crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. Previously I ordered bao buns stuffed with egg and pork, again phenomenal. Fun and friendly service also !
… moreCarissa V.
I’ve made it a mission to try out all the banh mi spots in Orlando. This place serves quality banh mi, with enough sauce and ingredients to match up to its price. The $5 big bao was amazing, the ingredients were proportionate to the dough, and the sugarcane juice was great! This place is worth your money and time. I will definitely return here!
… moreT S
I didn’t know what to expect entering this spot, but I am glad I did go to Y Nhu Bakery and Cafe! The lady was very nice and we ordered a bao bun and a pork pastry as well as some Macarons. Everything was super delicious and flavorful and I 100% recommend a visit! I definitely will be returning here for a banh mi sandwich in the future
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