Banh Mi Ngon Ngon

I came here to eat last night for the first time and was quite surprised that in a Vietnamese restaurant, there were mostly Chinese customers. The restaurant is quite small compared to my imagination, moving around in the restaurant is a bit cramped and difficult, feeling a bit stuffy. I ate BUN BO HUE and the taste did not disappoint me, very similar to the taste of bun bo hue in Vietnam, with the price of 1030 yen/bowl, it would be nice if there were more vegetables to eat with it. After I finished eating, I also ordered another bowl of Hue beef noodle soup to take home for my man and he also liked it. Highly recommend Hue style beef noodles 「ブンボーフェ」. I will try the “bánh mì” next time to see if it is the same meaning as the name of the restaurant “Banh mi ngon ngon” (美味しいバインミー) or it could be “Bun Bo ngon ngon” lmao

The restaurant has a few small tables and counter space that can accommodate up to 5 more people. Order food via a machine by the entrance before taking a seat. We tried a pho and a banh mi. The pho was outstanding and the banh mi is good. There was a container of marinated garlic and chili pepper on the table. The addition of the garlic to both the noodles and sandwich really enhanced both items. I will come back and try the other items.

There are multiple Viet restaurants in the area and hands down this one is my favorite. Tried the no.11 Banh Mi dac bich (mix meat with egg), is not traditional Viet Banh Mi I'm used to but that's OK, its even better!! They still have the traditional pork patty with picked veggies, and an egg, it hits the spot for me. Item No.17 is the Bun Bo Hue, and yo, you get this to go and it's still so good. The flavors are all there, you don't get all the traditional toppings but that's OK, I don't eats them all anyways, it's really really good. Please give this place a try if you are in the area, I don't think you will be disappointed with either of their top menu items.